English. London 1823. Maker: Benjamin Smith. Of globular form extensively chased with scrolls and flower heads on a stippled ground supported by a pierced shell and foliate base applied with a flower form spout with ivory and silver lever and engrave  

English. London. 1830. Maker: Robert Gerrard. Of bombe form vigorously chased with winged dragons and with double C scroll handle raised on shell and foliate feet. Length 8 ¼”. (36 oz) 

 English. Circa 1750. Of pear shape heavily chased with chinoiserie females picking fruit among pavilions enclosed by “C” borders below lion masks, raised on a circular foot chased with shells and applied with a wood handle. Height 11 1/8”.   

English. London. 1956. Maker: J.J. Each bowl cast with openwork grapevine fitted with a frosted glass liner, raised on a tapering ribbon form base. Height 9 ¾”. 

English. London. 1898. Maker: H.W. & Co. Comprising a centerpiece and a pair of compotes. Each glass dish supported by the base sculptured with gilt lions rampant. Height of centerpiece 12”.  

English. London. 1827. Maker: Emes & Bernard. Of campana form chased in high relief with a band of bacchanal babies and grapevine, each branch form handle terminating in young bacchac masks, raised on a circular pedestal base inscribed “Lambert & Raw  

English. London. 1897/1904. Maker: Charles Pillings. Each with globular body chased in high relief with winged figures and a lion head flanking vacant shields interrupted by flower heads and scrolls above the shell and flower circular base 

English. London. 1814. Maker: Benjamin Smith. The circular cut glass bowl supported by a circular collar with shell and leaf frieze, raised on leaf capped supports headed by grape clusters ending in paw feet.   

Russian inscription and date 1808 along the rim. Punch marks at the rim top. Oval with deep repousse game birds and fruit on the wide rim. Putti in a neoclassical landscape in the center. 14.25 x 17.25." Approx. 19 Troy ozs. Small 1/4"hole in one 

Stunning antique Prussian sterling silver table lantern. Has scrolled beast handle with leaf form design. Has repousse grape cluster and vine design with beaded borders. Has cone snuffer attached to chain with rest to side. Holds German Prussian Crown over Cross mark with Impressed W. Also holds C. Stumpp & Son marks to bottom. 18th/19th century 

Magnificent Russian silver egg adorned with cabochon garnets throughout has a raised design depicting flies, bees, leaves and grape clusters with vines. Gold wash to interior. Makers marks to both pieces of the egg. Includes figural fish silver stand. Late 19th century. Holds Pavel Ovchinnikov work master marks. Has the 84 silver purity marks with town and eagle marks. Measures 3 1/2" height + 1" base height (8.9cm + 2.5cm).  

FIGURAL GORHAM VERMEIL WASHED STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOON W/ STANDING LION W/ STAFF ON A CLASSICAL FORM COLUMN HANDLE & FIGURE OF A CLASSICAL WOMAN NEAR THE BOWL & STIPPLED FLORAL REPOUSSE BOWL-GORHAM HALLMARKS STERLING 810 W/ RETAILERS MARK T. KIRKPATRICK 

SPEGEL, Osmanska riket, stämplad med Abduhamids tughra, sent 1800-tal, diamater 38,5 cm; smärre hål och bucklor

CIBORIUM, 1700-tal, försilvrad och förgylld koppar och mässing, driven och ciselerad dekor med ymniga rocailler och musselformationer, locket krönt av Gudslammet med fana, höjd 43,5 cm