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528.
Georgian Sheffield Plate Monteith, late 18th/early 19th century,
oval, with stylized heart-shaped openwork rim, pendant lion mask
handles, base of body based and embossed with flat leaves, on
slightly flaring foot, ht. 7, lg. approx. 12 1/4 in.
Provenance: S.J. Shrubsole, New York and London.
$300-500
529.
George III Silver Teapot, London, 1795, maker’s mark FP, paneled
ovoid form with domed lid, ivory finial and loop handle, straight spout,
the body with bright-cut bands of paterae, foliates, and fans at neck
and foot, ht. 7 in., approx. 18 troy oz.
$300-500
530.
Small George III Hot Water Urn, London, 1796, lacking maker’s
mark, urn shaped, with domed lid, chased and embossed with flatleaf
band to lid and upper rim, with ram’s head pendant handles, on
trumpet foot and square base with ball feet, spout with ivory tap, ht.
14 3/8 in., approx. 39 troy oz.
$700-1,000
531.
Sheffield Plate Dish Cross, late 18th/early 19th century, of typical
form, with adjustable dish supports sliding on square-section arms
emanating from central roundel, lg. to 12 1/2 in.
$200-250
532.
Three Georgian Silver Flatware Items, two stuffing spoons, one
Dublin, 1798, Michael Keating, maker, lg. 12 1/4, the other London,
1779, George Smith, maker, lg. 11 1/4, each engraved with a crest,
and a London marrow scoop, 1754, maker’s mark obscured, lg. 8
1/2 in., approx. 8 troy oz.
$200-300
533.
Nine Silver Bottle Tickets, 18th and 19th century, comprising a near
pair, London, 1798 and 1800, T. Phipps and E. Robinson, makers, for
“Port” and “Claret,” wd. 1 5/8; a Victorian “Port,” Birmingham, 1849,
wd. 1 3/4; an unmarked leaf-form “Brandy,” wd. 2 1/2; a late 19th
century American reticulated “Rye,” wd. 2; and a set of four
unmarked reticulated examples, “Sherry,” “Brandy,” “Gin,” and
“Whiskey,” wd. 3 1/4 in., approx. 4 troy oz.
$300-500
534.
Three English Silver Vinaigrettes, one London, 1799, T. Phipps and
E. Robinson, makers, oval, with central monogrammed roundel to lid
and stipple engraving overall; and two Birmingham, one 1836,
maker’s mark TS, rectangular, with slightly swelling sides, and overall
floral engraving, bail at top, the other 1857, makers’ mark A&S,
shaped rectangular form with scroll engraving overall, all lg. approx. 1
1/2 in., approx. 2 troy oz.
$500-700
535.
Pair of George III Silver Card Salvers, London, 1799, Thomas
Hannam and John Crouch, makers, round, with ribbed rim, on three
tapered feet, engraved to center with monogram within garter, dia. 8
1/8 in., approx. 27 troy oz.
$250-400