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George 11 silver sugar caster. Marked on the base, by Samuel Wood, London 1752. Engraved (slightly later) with a crest of a demi-griffin. 7 inches high; 10.4 ounces
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George 1V silver meat dish with shaped gadroon border, by Philip Rundell, London 1822. Engraved with a (later) capital H. 15 inches wide; 38.3 ounces
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George 11 circular salver on three scroll feet, engraved with the contemporary arms of Thompson with quarterings that include Chedington, Mckenzie, St Aubin, Trevissa and Scrope. Made by John Robinson 11, London 1741. 11.5 inches diameter; 28.7 ounces
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Early George 111 silver coffee pot chased with scrolls and foliage. Made by Smith and Sharp, London 1768. 10.7 inches high; 26.3 ounces
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George 111 silver swing handled sugar basket with pierced body and blue glass liner. Made by Samuel Meriton, London 1784. 6 inches wide; 8 ounces
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George 111 silver teapot by Solomon Hougham, London 1800. Each side engraved with script initials CSC in a floral cartouche. 6.5 inches high to the top of the finial; 15 ounces
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George 111 swing-handled oval cake basket engraved with a band of oak leaves and acorns; the centre with script initials MS. The underside engraved in script: “Purchas’d with a Legacy left Mrs Stillingfleet by Hannah Hawley 1803“. (There is a portrait of Mrs Margaret Stillingfleet in the Bowes Museum, County Durham). Made by John Emes, London 1803. 14 inches long; 25.4 ounces
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George 111 silver teapot with (slightly later) silver handle and ivory knob to the cover. Engraved bright-cut decoration and initials. The underside with inscription: “Purchased with a Legacy left Mrs Stillingfleet by Hannah Hawley 1803“. By Thomas Robins, London 1802. 7 inches high including finial; 14.6 ounces
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Rare George 1 provincial marrow scoop with engraved initials N over R*H; maker’s mark only struck twice, by Sampson Bennett of Falmouth circa 1725. 8.3 inches long; 0.9 ounces
