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Very Rare pair of Antique George III Master Open Salts made by Thomas Blagden & Co An incredible matching pair of matching master salts made during the reign of King George III. These I am pretty sure are as big as they come in salts. They have the original gold gilding remaining to the insides, they are elongated in shape with a stunning and very ornate Georgian chased edge style pattern running around the entire rim of each salt, in the line of sight they have a beautiful arc shape rim. A very large and generous bowl, each salt sits upon four pearl feet. They were made in 1810 by the prolific silversmith maker Thomas Blagden & Co of Bond Street, London, England who produced their silver form 1810 – 1832, hallmarks are rubbed but still visible. Thomas Blagden specialised in Chamber stick, creamer, mugs, Salt, teapots and toast racks. A very collectable and highly desirable pair of King George III open salts nice period items. Hallmarks: Date letter Crowned L for 1810, side cameo portrait of King George III, lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver and Leopard for made in London. Condition: They are close to mint, the pearl ball feet has some dentations, but cannot be seen when displayed and one has a hairline crack to one ball. This does not effect the overall beauty of these very rare salts. Each salt is 100mm long, 70mm wide, 33mm high. Overall weight: 125 gms |
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| Code: 5228Price: £200.00 |
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Rare George III 1801 Antique Solid Silver Large Mustard Pot by Henry Nutting. A very rare George III Solid Silver Antique Mustard Pot by prolific Silversmith Maker Henry Nutting. The mustard pot is of the large variety, oval in appearance finger nib opening to a large solid drum The pot is hallmarked in two places for to the inside of the lid with the lion passant stamp, to the base a full set of hallmarks which are as follows, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, crowned leopard for made in London, date letter F for 1801, makers mark HN for Henry Nutting who produced his silver from 1795-1803, Bond Street and Hatton Gardens. Condition: The lid hinge is slightly loose, a very old repair done in early 1800’s to the handle, some minor marks but does not effect the overall beauty of this very rare maker. I have taken the condition as in good and have priced accordingly. Very rare period piece by this superb Silversmith maker of the time. Size: 105mm long, 55mm wide and 65mm high. Weight: 130 gms
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| Code: 5222Price: £195.00 |
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George III Sterling Silver Antique 1786 Large Salt Dish by Thomas Shepherd A very nice example of a large Sterling Silver Antique Salt Dish from the reign of King George III, 1786. The salt dish is of an oval shape, beaded outer rim, plain design bowl and stands upon four large cast and applied sterling hoofed feet. Monogrammed to one side, hallmarks are as follows: TS for Thomas Shepherd who produced his silver form 1770-1886, from Covent Garden London George III Side cameo, crowed leopard for made in London, Date letter L for 1786. Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. Becoming hard to find in this superb oval and large design, sizes: 95mm width, 75mm depth, 50mm high. Weight: 90 gms. Nice English period piece. |
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| Code: 5199Price: £145.00 |
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Solid Silver Antique 1814 King George III English Sauce Ladle by William Eley & William Fearn Solid Silver Antique 1814 King George III English Sauce Ladle Solid Silver Antique George III English Sauce Ladle As you can see from the photos this Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladle was made during the reign of King George III. It is Hallmarked stamped Date letter t for 1814 made by respectable Silversmith Makers William Eley & William Fearn, who produced their silver crafts from Hatton Gardens, London, England . Hallmarks are as follows King George III, Crowned Leopard for made in London, Side Cameo Portrait, Lion for .925 purity of Silver, WE over WF for Makers Mark. It has a superb highly polished finish, monogrammed, : Excellent condition a few small pin dings to the bowl and surface marks. Size:175mm length,55mm width of bowl, Weight 50 gms. |
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| Code: 5169Price: £95.00 |
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A Rare Pair of King George III 1802, English Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladles by master silversmith makers Peter Anne & William Bateman. Rare Pair King George III 1802 Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladles by master silversmith makers Peter Anne & William Bateman. The pieces as you can see from the photos are quite breathtaking, each has identical monogram’s to the handles each has a superb arch leading down to a large and generous bowl. To the back the hallmarks which are crisp and clear are as follows: PB AB WB. For Peter Bateman, Anne Bateman and William Bateman, who produced their silver for a very limited time from 1800-1805, commissioned only to the highest aristocracy of the Georgian Era, crown leopard for handcrafted in London England, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, date letter G for 1802, King George III’s side cameo portrait. A very rare opportunity to own a matching pair of solid silver George III sauce ladles by master silversmith makers the Bateman family. Becoming very hard to find on the market place and this are a real investment for the future. Condition: apart from one tiny knock to one bowl they are in near mint condition, stunning. Size of each ladle 176mm long bowl 55mm, weight of both ladles combined 97 gms. |
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| Code: 5160Price: £250.00 |
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Solid Silver Antique 1806 King George III English Sauce Ladle Solid Silver Antique George III English Sauce Ladle As you can see from the photos this Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladle was made during the reign of King George III. It is Hallmarked stamped Date letter L for 1806 which was one year after the victory by Lord Nelson, and made by respectable Silversmith Makers William Eley & William Fearn, who produced their silver crafts from Hatton Gardens, London, England . Hallmarks are as follows King George III, Crowned Leopard for made in London, Side Cameo Portrait, Lion for .925 purity of Silver, WE over WF for Makers Mark. It has a superb highly polished finish, un –monogrammed, : Excellent condition a few small pin dings to the bowl and surface marks. Size:180mm length,55mm width of bowl, Weight 55 gms. Becoming hard to find un-monogrammed English Antique Sauce Ladles. |
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| Code: 5141Price: £95.00 |
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Hester Bateman George III Sterling Silver rare Antique Pair of Desert Spoons 1778. Hester Bateman George III Sterling Silver rare Antique Pair of Desert Spoons 1778. As you can see from the photos a good example of the most famous Woman Silversmith maker of the Georgian Era Hester Bateman. (see below about her) The spoons are in good condition one has light surface marks the other has a couple of small dimples to the bowl but nothing serious. Each spoon is monogrammed with the letter S, to the reverse there is the date letter c for 1778, one can just make out the Hester Bateman initials, one very clear one partially clear, but you can still make out here initials. Leopard and lion worn, these pair were made in London England in the late 1700’s. For the serious collector of rare English Silver or maybe a present for someone special Size: 180mm length each spoon. The combined weight for both spoons is 70 gms.
About Hester Bateman
Hester Bateman, the most famous of all women silversmiths, registered her first mark with the London Goldsmiths Company on the 16 April 1761 at the age of fifty two. She was widowed by John Bateman in 1760 and took over his metalwork business transforming it into one of the most successful silversmith workshops. Located in Bunhill Row, London , England. with her sons John, Peter and Jonathan and later her daughter-in-law Ann married to Jonathan, their son William and grandson William II became highly skilled silversmiths working at the Bateman workshop, producing some of the best silver pieces of their generation.
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