Antiques

John Bridge (Dorset 1755 - London 1834)

Price On Request A George IV Warwick Vase on StandSilver London, 1828 Maker's mark of John Bridge Length (handle to handle): 37 cm Height: 41cm, 16.in Weight: 7,140g, 229oz 10dwt The stand London, 1834 by William Bateman Artist Biography:Eldest son of Thomas Bridge of Piddle Trenthide Dorset, born 21 January 1755 John Bridge was a co founder of the greatest 19th century retailers to ever grace England. The firm of Rundell Bridge & Rundell. Royal retailers to the Prince Regeent

Parker & Wakelin

Price On Request A Pair of George III CandlesticksSilver London 1765 Maker’s mark of Parker & Wakelin Weight: 72 oz (2,263 g) Height: 12 inches (30 ½ cm) Each baluster form on shaped circular base, cast and chased with scrolls, foliage scalework and rocaille, and with spool-shaped integral socket with detachable circular nozzle. The crests are those of Byng, for...

Henry Welch

Price On Request The Charles Mercer Ewer: A Charles II silver-gilt Ewer, London 1667London 1667 Maker’s mark ‘HW’, an escallop below, for Henry Welch Height: 23 cm (9 inches) Weight: 914 g (29 oz 5 dwt) The ewer on pedestal foot, the body engraved with a coat-of-arms within a plume cartouche above cut-card trefoils, harp-shaped handle. The arms are those...

Eliza(beth) Godfrey

Price On Request A Set of Eighteen Octagonal Dessert PlatesSilver-gilt Fourteen plates marked: London, sterling standard, 1753-54, maker’s mark of Elizabeth Godfrey (Grimwade no. 591); marked on underside. Four plates marked: London, sterling standard, 1848-49, maker’s mark of Daniel and Charles Houle. Diameter: 23.5 cm, 9.25in The octagonal plates have gadroon and shell borders and are engraved with a coat...

Matthew Boulton and John Fothergill

Price On Request A pair of George II silver Meat Dishes, Birmingham 1777Length: 42 1/2 cm Width: 30 1/2 cm Weight: 62 oz (1,928 g) Of oval form with ribbon and tie border, engraved with the crest of Roberts of Shropshire.Surviving work from the partnership of Matthew Boulton and John Fothergill is rare, and pairs of meat dishes virtually unique....

David Green

Price On Request A Pair of George I CandlesticksSilver, London, 1725 Maker’s mark of David Green Height: 6 ¾ inches (16.2 cm) Weight: 23 oz. (742 grams) The arms are possibly those of Manston impaling Haynes Each on stepped shaped square base, the double baluster stem terminating in spool-shaped socket, each engraved with a coat-of-arms, each marked underneath

John William Story & William Elliot

Price On Request A 19th Century Regency Race TrophySilver-gilt London, 1812 Maker's mark of J.W. Story & William Elliot Height: 36cm, 14.1in Weight: 3,060g, 98oz 6dwt The campagna-shape cup and cover with artichoke finial the main body with a cast and applied border of grape and vine. The festooned fruit handles terminating in Bacchic masks. One side with a cast...

James Young

Price On Request An Important George III Tray, London 1791Silver-gilt George III, London, 1791 Maker’s mark of James Young Weight: 296 oz Length: 29 inches (74.5 cm) Of oblong form, on four leaf-capped scroll bracket feet, the flaring border chased with quilting and with gadrooned rim, the field finely engraved with a broad band of scrolling foliage and flowerheads tied...

William Gould

US$4,286.22 A Pair of George III Taper SticksA pair of George II silver taper sticks, by William Gould, London 1735 Each on square base with curved corners, and a central cross shape 'overlay', the centre issuing a knopped stem, with removable wax pan, crested. 1 with makers mark only. Height 4.5 in (11.5cm) Weight 8.8oz (273.68 gr)

Lewis Mettayer

Price On Request An Important Pair of Silver Wine Coolers by Lewis Mettayer, London 1714Silver London, 1714 Maker's mark of Lewis Mettayer Height: 23 cm (9 1/4 in) Diameter: 22.5 cm Length over handles: 29 cm (11 1/2 in) Weight: 7,160 g (230 oz) These are an extremely important and rare pair of wine coolers by the famous silversmith, Lewis...

I.L

Price On Request A Set of Three James II Lighthouse CastersSilver London, 1685 Maker's mark I.L (below two dots, above a fleur de lis in a heart), Jackson's p.128, largest 17.5cm., 6¾in. high Weight: 578gr., 18 oz 11 dwt Engraved with a contempoary coat-of-arms, pierced covers and bases, applied cut-card work

James Dixon & Son

Price On Request A Finely Chased Pair of Naturalistic Leaf ComportsSilver-gilt Victorian Sheffield, 1837 Maker's mark of James Dixon & Son Length: 31cm, 14.5in Weight: 1,940g, 62 ozs 7dwt

Paul Storr (Westminster 1771 - Tooting 1844)

Price On Request An Eight Bottle Georgian CruetSilver George III London, 1807 Maker' mark of Paul Storr Length: 15.75in (40cm) Height: 10.75 in (27.5cm) Artist Biography:Son of Thomas Storr of Westminster, first silver-chaser later innkeeper, born 1771. Apprenticed c'1785. Before his first partnership with William Frisbee in 1792 he worked at Church Street, Soho, which was the address of Andrew...

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