1790s More Dining and Entertaining

Elegant, festive silver vessel in an oval shape on a recessed stand, the entire wall and foot decorated with elaborate openwork decoration in the form of stylised leaf and flower fri...

Cylindrical white cup, the upper part wrapped in a cobalt blue band as a background for delicate gold painting: oval medallions and diamond surrounded by dense feather and berry tend...

Early silver jug of cylindrical form with beak spout and pearl band relief on the upper rim, plug-on lid with slight bulge and pine knob with star-shaped leaf cuff, turned wooden han...

A George III mahogany and brass-bound plate bucket, of staved construction with a side opening, applied brass carrying handles and a later brass liner, the underside with a handwritt...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique George III English sterling silver pint mug with cockfighting interest; an addition to our Georgian silverware collection. This excepti...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, large antique George III English sterling silver quart mug in the form of a barrel; an addition to our Georgian silverware collection This exceptional antique George III sterling silver quart mug has been realistically modelled in the form of a barrel. The body of this impressive large barrel beer mug is embellished with three broad bands of tooled decoration replicating the details of the bilge and quarter hoops. The mug is fitted with a large plain faceted opposing scroll handle accented with a leaf design to the upper plateau. The underside of the mug bears the engraved name/inscription 'W. Walker'. This large antique mug...

Beer mugl, Germany, second half of the 1700, lid and mugl made of tin with initials and years in cartouche, A.B. 1793.

The Ladle is modelled in the Old English Thread Pattern and displays a deep gilded bowl. The top of the stem is engraved with a contemporary Crest issuing from the Coronet of a Duke....

This rare piece is of an unusually large size and is modelled in the Old English Thread Pattern, which is double struck. The unusually shaped end has three tines and the top of the s...

The Teapot is of a large oval form with a reeded base and rim. The bottom of the main body is engraved with an unusual band of foliate motifs on a scratch engraved ground. The upper ...

The circular bowl of the strainer is pierced with roundels and the two prongs would have been placed down the straight spout of the teapot allowing the tea to be poured and strained....

The tray is oval in form and stands on four cast reed and scroll panel feet, which are decorated with flat fluting. The rim is decorated with reeding, below a band of flat fluting. The reeded loop side handles are attached to the main body with acanthus mouldings. The main body is beautifully engraved with trailing foliage and flower heads on a scratch engraved ground. The centre of the Tray is engraved with a contemporary Armorial, with Crest above, all surrounded by a finely executed cartouche of drapery mantling. The tray is in excellent crisp condition and is fully marked on the reverse. Crouch and Hannam were quality, specialist, producers of Salvers and trays. The arms and crest are those of Lane with an inescutcheon of pretense for Tothill. They are specifically those of Thomas Lane Esq, of Bradley, and Coffleet, co. Devon, and his wife Penelope, sole daughter and heiress of Thomas Tothill Esq, of Bagtor, County Devon. Thomas Lane was m agistrate for Devon for upwards of 37 years and was High Sheriff of the county in 1784. He was succeeded by his only son, the Reverend Richard Lane...