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Pair of George III silver candlesticks by Nathaniel Smith & Co., Sheffield 1804. Lightly engraved on the bases and drop-in sconces with a crest of an eagle displayed, and on each foot rim with a scratch weight ‘10.5’. 11 inches high; filled bases
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George III two-part silver wine funnel with original muslin ring, by Soloman Hougham, London 1800, engraved with a script capital M. 4.7 inches long; 2.7 ounces
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George I Britannia standard silver basting spoon lacking maker’s mark, London 1714. Engraved on the stem with a scratch weight 4:1, and initials E over A*E over a bishop’s mitre crest at the top of the handle. 12 inches long; 3.66 ounces
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George III silver cream jug with decorative band of engraving and vacant cartouche to the front, by Thomas Wallis, London 1802. 3.5 inches high; 3.12 ounces
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Small George II silver caster, probably from an oil and vinegar frame, lion passant and maker’s mark only, by Samuel Wood, London circa 1730. Engraved with a cypher. 4 inches high; 1.8 ounces
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George III silver salver on 3 feet, by Ebenezer Coker, London 1771. 12 inches diameter; 25.4 ounces
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George IV silver wine funnel with gadroon rim to the drop-in filter, by Thomas Blagden, Sheffield 1828. 5 inches high; 4.34 ounces
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Good set of four George III silver sauce tureens by Henry Nutting, London 1811, the bodies engraved with the arms of Clutterbuck impaling Baldwin, and the covers with associated crest. 7.25 inches wide including scroll handles; 85.5 ounces
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George III bright cut silver sugar basket with gilt interior, by Urquhart and Hart, London 1795, engraved on one side with script initials MS over B, and on the other with an arm in armour holding a battle axe. 6 inches; 8.65 ounces
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George III bright cut engraved silver teapot and stand, by Urquhart and Hart, London 1795, engraved with script initials MS over B, the teapot also with a crest of an arm in armour holding a battle axe. Replacement handle and finial. 12 inches long; 20 ounces
