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• George 111 silver beaker

  George 111 silver beaker made by Thomas Richards, London 1812. Engraved with a coat of arms. 4.3 inches high; 6.5 ounces

• George 111 bright-cut sugar basket

  George 111 silver sugar basket with bright-cut decoration and gilt interior. Engraved with a crest. Made by John Robins, London 1796. 6.5 inches wide; 8.5 ounces

• Queen Anne style coffee pot

  Heavy silver coffee pot in Queen Anne style, with cut card decoration at the base of the spout and the handle junctions. Made by Toye, Kenning & Spencer, Birmingham 1973. 10.5 inches high; 27.3 ounces

• Large Edwardian candlesticks

  Pair of large Edwardian silver candlesticks in George 11 style, made by Fordham and Faulkner, Sheffield 1903. 12 inches high; loaded bases

• Set of four George 111 sauceboats

  Set of four George 111 silver sauceboats by William Skeen, London 1765. Each is engraved with later George 111 coat of arms of Lee (or Leigh) quartering Browne. 8 inches long including handles; 50.5 ounces

• Silver punch bowl

  Silver punch bowl on spreading foot, (plain except for unavoidable reflection!) by William Neale Ltd., Birmingham 1921. 9 inches diameter at widest point; 27.2 ounces

• George 111 Old Sheffield plate coffee pot

  George 111 Old Sheffield plate coffee pot with late rococo decoration and acorn finial. Unmarked circa 1770

• George 11 coffee pot

  George 11 coffee pot by Humphrey Payne, London 1749. Engraved with a later script capital B. 9.75 inches high; 28.4  ounces

• Victorian silver cream jug

  Victorian silver cream jug by W.R. Smily, London 1843. 4.5 inches high to top of handle; 6 ounces

• Edwardian silver coaster

  Edwardian silver decanter coaster with half-fluted sides and turned wood base. Made by Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1901. 6 inches diameter