Stock for the ‘Georgian’ Category
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George III bright cut silver teapot and stand £POA
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 -
George III silver sugar basket £POA
George III silver swing-handle sugar basket by Peter and Anne Bateman, London 1799. 5.5 inches wide; 4.8 ounces -
George III silver cream jug £POA
George III silver cream jug by Soloman Hougham, London 1805, engraved with a central band of scrolling leafage and script initials JERJ to the front. 3.75 inches high to top of handle; 3.8 ounces -
George III silver cream jug £POA

George III silver cream jug London 1796, lightly engraved on the sides with the arms and crest of Dawson, also engraved to the front: ‘Ethel Eade from MCS’. 5.75 inches high; 5.66 ouncesAlthough the maker’s mark is illegible, this jug shows design features often used by William Fountain and Daniel Pontifex
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George II silver snuffers £350
George II silver snuffers (wick trimmers) with flat chased floral decoration, by John Booth, London 1759. 6.4 inches long; 3.6 ounces -
George IV Scottish silver wine funnel stand £185
George IV Scottish silver wine funnel stand by J McKay, Edindurgh 1825, engraved with a crest of a demi female holding a rose within two laurel fronds (for Scot). 4.3 inches diameter; 2.12 ounces -
George III silver sugar basket £425
George III silver swing handle sugar basket by Crispin Fuller, London 1793. Engraved with a crest of an elephant’s head. 5.5 inches long; 4.18 ounces -
George II silver cream jug £485
George II silver cream jug on 3 feet, by John Pollock, London 1740. Engraved with a crest of a stag’s head erased holding an arrow in its mouth. 4 inches high to top of handle; 3.5 ounces -
George III Exeter silver cream jug £225
George III provincial silver cream jug by Joseph Hicks, Exeter circa 1800. Engraved on the front with a script capital ‘C’, and underneath with SD to MC. 4 inches high; 3.4 ounces -
George III silver cream jug £185
George III silver cream jug by William Kersill, London 1764, 3.6 inches high to top of handle; 2.5 ounces