An exceptional Queen Anne Britannia Standard Tea Canister made in London in 1710 by Thomas Ash.
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A fine pair of George II cast Salvers made in London in 1742 by George Hindmarsh
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A pair of George II Sauceboats made in London in 1744 by William Williams I
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A rare pair of Queen Anne Britannia Standard Capstan Salts. Made in London in 1705 by Christopher Canner I
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A rare George II Tot Cup made in London in 1734 by John Gamon
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A pair of early George I Britannia Standard Cast Candlesticks made in London in 1719 by Isaac Liger
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A George II Tumbler Cup made in London in 1730 by Humphrey Payne
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A George II Coffee Pot made in London in 1750 by Gabriel Sleath.
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A George II Lemon Strainer made in London in 1733 by James Smith I.
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A very fine pair of Queen Anne cast octagonal Britannia Standard Candlesticks. Made in London in 1710 by Joseph Bell I & Robert Timbrell
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A fine George II Mug made in London in 1730 by William Fordham.
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A fine George II Salver made in Edinburgh in 1750 by James Welsh, Assay Master, Hugh Gordon.
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A pair of George II Cast shaped base Candlesticks made in London in 1743 by John Barratt.
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DUBLIN. A rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley
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A pair of George II Cast Candlesticks made in London in 1751 by Henry Morris
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A George II Salver made in London in 1752 by William Justis
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A George II cast Taperstick made in London in 1755 by John Priest.
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A pair of George II Salt Cellers made in London in 1759 by Alexander Johnson
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A George II Sauceboat. Made in London in 1744 by Philips Garden.
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A George I Tankard Made in London in 1724 by James Smith I.
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A set of three George I Sugar Casters
Made by Samuel Welder in London, the small casters in 1724 and the large one in 1725.
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