triangular with clipped corners; stemmed cup with footed base; removable liner; slightly domed cover with three-dimensional finial of male figure wearing lion skin, holding a club aloft, with a three-headed dog held by chains; stem has a satyr in three dimensions seated next to cattails; grape vines twisting behind satyr; Classical themes, hunting and battle scenes and various scrollwork overall in high and low relief — Masterpiece cup and cover, 1746
Johann Friedrich Baer

G350

Coin silver tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Teapot, from a tea service, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tankard, engraved with monogram [J.M.B.] in shield on front body; serrated cover, scroll thumbpiece, cherub handle tip; reeded at base — Tankard, c. 1715
John Coney

G350

classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion) Description (consistent for each cooler): Classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion). Coat of arms: those of Sawbridge-Erle-Drax with Grosvenoer in pretence, probably for Johan Samuel Wanley Sawbridge of Olantigh Towers, Kent, Holnest House, Co. Dorset, and Ellerton Abbey, Co. York (1800-1887). He married in 1827 Jane Frances, sister and sole heiress of her brother Richerd Erle-Drax-Grosvenor, M.P., of Charlborough Park, Dorset (dd. 1828). By 1853, Burke's Visitations of Seats and Arms, vol. 2, records this latter house as the seat of John Samuel Wanley Erle-Drax, M.P., Captain of the East Kent Militia. Stamps/Inscriptions/Stickers: 1a-c) - D. ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/091 - in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner; - 2 - etched three times on bottom of removable liner. 2a-c) - D.ELLIS FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/ - and illegible numbers in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar; - A501/692 - in black, on bottom of removable liner. 3a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/693 - in black, on bottom of base, bottom of liner and bottom of collar; - M209810 1(4) - on sticker on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar. 4a-c) - D.ELLIS FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - M209810 1(4) - sticker on bottom of base; - A501/691 - in black, on bottom of base, liner and collar; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and — Set of four wine coolers, 1828
Edward, Edward, James, and Barnard (a.k.a. Edward Barnard & Sons); Retailer: David Ellis

G350

the oval bowl of the wine cooler rests on a similarly shaped foot comprised of a plain concave molding and a vertical base rim surmounted by a convex repoussé band; rim and bowl are linked in the center of either lone side of the oval bowl by a large cash male head surrounded by exhuborant scrolls and moldings Weight: 703 troy ounces = 48 lbs. and 3.29 oz. — Wine cistern, 1719–1720
Paul de Lamerie

G350

mirror with relief gold frame with foliage and putti; removable top section with fruit, putti and foliage — Mirror on a stand, from a toilette service, 1683
William Fowle; Retailer: Fowle & Wotton

G350

angular design--angular handle and top knob; pointed shoulder; tall neck; flat top; two ivory rings on handle; decorated with Asian-style designs of cranes, bamboo, fan shapes, the moon and flowers — Coffee pot, from a four-piece coffee and tea set, c. 1875
William Fairbourne and Sons

G350

coffee pot, vase-shaped with long spout and 'S' scrolled handle; base of spout decorated with leaf motif; engraved crest on body: body engraved on one side with a crest composed of a heart-shaped shield charged with a lion Rampant, ensigned by a cock and draped with delicate sprays of flowers — Coffeepot, c. 1770-1780
Benjamin Burt

G350

drum-shaped body on convex base suppported by three demi-horses, terminates at the top with a projecting cornice; domed cover with vase-shaped finial is surmounted by a standing figure of a man carrying a spear and shield; body, base and cover are richly decorated in the Renaissance fashion with strap-work bands embossed cartouches with lions' heads, and garlands of fruits and flowers; the monogram HVT appears on the shield — Standing salt, c. 1582
Christopher Eston

G350

Pair of "chrysanthemum" Candelabra, Charles T. Grosjean; Maker: Tiffany & Co. — Pair of "chrysanthemum" Candelabra, 1891-1902
Charles T. Grosjean; Maker: Tiffany & Co.

G350

knife with grey metal blade with gold inlay of five organic plantlike forms on one side of blade; top of short handle has hexagonal body with alternating grey and yellow metal incised panels; end of handle has piece of red coral left in its organic shape — Knife, from a two-piece cutlery set, late 16th century
Italy

G350

portrait of a balding man wearing a red cap lined in brown fur, red coat with brown fur trim and white shirt with blue tie; silver masterpiece cup on tabletop at right, with silver working mallet and tools under man's hand — Portrait of the Silversmith Johann Friedrich Baer, c. 1770
Attributed to Johann Daniel Heimlich

G350

silver gilt, separates into five parts; fluted foot and bowl with four panels embossed with scenes of the life of the emperor Caligula and capped with a cast and chased figure of Emperor Augustus — Tazza, c. 1575–1599
Rome, Italy

G350

angular design--angular handle and top knob; pointed shoulder; flat top; two ivory rings on handle; decorated with Asian-style designs of cranes, bamboo, fan shapes, the moon and flowers — Teapot, from a four-piece coffee and tea set, c. 1875
William Fairbourne and Sons

G350

Communion cup and paten cover, England — Communion cup and paten cover, 1657-1658
England

G350

two-handled cup on footed base; coat of arms engraved on front with three lions; rampant lion at top — Two-handled cup, 1705
Ireland

G350

in the form of the chalice; removable inner round cover for paten, which fits underneath base of chalice; pink lining; brown leather exterior with gilt embossed scroll designs; silver hook closures — Case for Eucharistic chalice and paten, 1627
Germany

G350

Hercules, wearing lion skin, wrestling with a bull, with his PR knee and hand pressing down on the bull's shoulder and his PL hand holding bull's PR horn, holding it to the ground — Hercules and the Bull, c. 1820
England

G350

caudle cup with bulbous circular body flaring at the rim; engraved with a coat-of -arms composed of a shield charged with a double headed eagle (probably those of Brown or Browne of Massachusetts); two graceful open scrolled handles — Two-handled cup, 1690-1710
Jeremiah Dummer

G350

tankard with cylindrical body, flat cover with serrated front edge; coin inset on cover (silver crown of Hungary; S-scrolled handle engraved with contemporary initials [PHJM]); corkscrew thumb piece; handle tip embossed with ram's head — Tankard, c. 1720
Henricus Boelen II

G350

footed salver with gadrooned rim and foot; engraved Dudley coat-of-arms; fleur-de-lis mark with circle in a heart on top beneath coat-of-arms; mark rare after 1705, so paten probably dates before that time — Footed salver, c. 1702
John Coney

G350

salver, square, on four legs; moulded rim and indented corners; center engraved with mantled shield surmounted by plumed helmet; within rim a band of engraved shellas and rosettes — Salver, c. 1740-1750
Jacob Hurd

G350

large silver tray — Salver, 1732
Augustin Courtauld

G350

porringer, one of a pair, with shallow bowls slightly domed in center and handles pierced in keyhole design; handles bear the inititals [A*O] — Porringer, one of a pair, c. 1725-1730
John Burt

G350

Tie clasp, Alexander Calder — Tie clasp, c. 1960
Alexander Calder

G350

Tankard, Parcel gilt, wrought in extremely high relief, with the scene of the Crossing of the Red Sea — Tankard, about 1690
Nathanial Schlaubitz

G350

teapot, silver; floral repousee chased pear design body with scroll legs, spread falcon finial — Teapot, c. 1860
Jean-François Veyrat

G350

Cufflink, Alexander Calder — Cufflink, c. 1960
Alexander Calder

G350

WE or WF, maker — Jug in the form of an Askos, 1841-1842
WE or WF

G350

Cufflink, Alexander Calder — Cufflink, c. 1960
Alexander Calder

G350

tankard, with slender tapered body circled by a moulded band about a third of the way up from a moulded base, domed cover topped by a finial; scroll handle, with an erect scroll thumb piece, terminating in an embossed cherub's head, an applied, moulded drop extends part way down the handle from the hinge, the front of the body is engraved with the monogram EMM — Tankard, 1710-1720
John Coney

G350

porringer, one of a pair, with shallow bowls slightly domed in center and handles pierced in keyhole design; handles bear the inititals [A*O] — Porringer, one of a pair, c. 1725-1730
John Burt

G350

one of a pair of entree dishes with covers; engraved with royal coat of arms, finials in form of owner's crest; gadrooned borders, high domed covers with gadrooned mouldings — Covered Entrée Dish, one of a pair, 1809-1810
Paul Storr; Manufacturer: Rundell, Bridge & Rundell

G350

Candlestick, silver, English XVIIIc cat. card dims H 7' — Candlestick, one of a pair, 1741
Robert Tyrill; Artist: Bennett Bradshaw

G350

tankard with tapering cylindrical body, domed lid with cast spiral finial, scrolled thimb piece, plain handle with cast tip in form of mask; a band of plain molding surrounds the body just below mid-point, and the molded base is reeded at top; an unidentified coat-of-arms is engraved on the front, opposite the handle — Tankard, c. 1770
Samuel Minott

G350

"Chrysanthemum" candelabrum, one of a pair, Tiffany & Co.; Designer: Charles T. Grosjean — "Chrysanthemum" candelabrum, one of a pair, 1891-1902
Tiffany & Co.; Designer: Charles T. Grosjean

G350

a pair of exceptionally rare, unusually large sized William and Mary candlesticks; plain octagonal bases, with large bold gadroon above, fluted columns with gadroon at the base, the upper part of the columns surmounted with leaves, removable bobeche — Candlestick, one of a pair, 1694-1695
Thomas Ash

G350

sugar bowl and cover; coat-of-arms on bowl, lion on side of cover — Covered sugar bowl, c. 1730-1740
Jacob Hurd

G350

Candlestick, silver, English XVIIIc cat. card dims H 7' — Candlestick, one of a pair, 1741
Robert Tyrill; Silversmith: Bennett Bradshaw

G350

Communion cup with paten cover, George Kitchen — Communion cup with paten cover, c. 1568-1569
George Kitchen

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

Salt, silver and silver gilt, English XVIIIc cat. card dims 2 x 3-3/4' diam One of a Set of Six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

tray, goes with matching coffee pot, pattern of thistles and thistle leaves — Tray, 1891
Gorham Manufacturing Company

G350

Tankard, Joseph Edwards — Tankard, c. 1765
Joseph Edwards

G350

two-handled silver bowl; drinking; shallow, with six vertical flutes forming shallow lobes with chased palm-leaf decoration; flat bottomed; two twisted wire 'S' scroll handles — Two-handled bowl, c. 1690
Jacob Boelen

G350

Covered entree dish, number is worn; oblong with shell and gadroon edge, crested cover — Covered warmer, c. 1826
Garrard & Co.

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

Coffee pot, from a four-piece coffee and tea set, 1823

Joseph Angell

G350

Creamer, from a coffee and tea service, 1823

attributed to Joseph Angell

G350

Teapot, from a coffee and tea service, 1823

attributed to Joseph Angell

G350

Sugar Bowl, from a coffee and tea service, 1823

attributed to Joseph Angell

G350

from a tea service created for John and Mehitable Templeman, (60.22.1-9) — Teaspoon, one of a pair, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

Spoon, Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) — Spoon, 1904
Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

G350

George III two-handled covered cup — Two-handled cup with cover, 1765
William Kent; Maker: John Swift

G350

Teapot, silver, wood handle, cat. card dims H 7'; inverted pear form with partly fluted curved spout and matching handle fittings, shoulder and border engraved with scrolls — Teapot, 1768
Abraham Portal

G350

George III salver with arms of Buckingham — Salver, 1782
Richard Rugg

G350

oval tray with dark wood handles; alternating three beads and spaces at rim; handles joined to tray by flower and spiral leaves — "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, 1929 (designed 1915)
Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

teapot, squat pear shaped body, lower 1/2 adorned by wide band of stylized leaves rectangular in shape with point and ribs; ribbed dark wood handle, joined at top of pot by organic spiraling forms; ball at top of cover — Teapot from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, c. 1929
Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion) Description (consistent for each cooler): Classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion). Coat of arms: those of Sawbridge-Erle-Drax with Grosvenoer in pretence, probably for Johan Samuel Wanley Sawbridge of Olantigh Towers, Kent, Holnest House, Co. Dorset, and Ellerton Abbey, Co. York (1800-1887). He married in 1827 Jane Frances, sister and sole heiress of her brother Richerd Erle-Drax-Grosvenor, M.P., of Charlborough Park, Dorset (dd. 1828). By 1853, Burke's Visitations of Seats and Arms, vol. 2, records this latter house as the seat of John Samuel Wanley Erle-Drax, M.P., Captain of the East Kent Militia. Stamps/Inscriptions/Stickers: 1a-c) - D. ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/091 - in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner; - 2 - etched three times on bottom of removable liner. 2a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/ - and illegible numbers in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar; - A501/692 - in black, on bottom of removable liner. 3a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/693 - in black, on bottom of base, bottom of liner and bottom of collar; - M209810 1(4) - on sticker on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar. 4a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - M209810 1(4) - sticker on bottom of base; - A501/691 - in black, on bottom of base, liner and collar; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top — Wine cooler, one of four, 1828
Edward, Edward, James, and Barnard (a.k.a. Edward Barnard & Sons); Retailer: David Ellis

G350

creamer; pear shaped body; baline whale shaped mouth; ebony handle attached to body by flower and spiral leaves — Creamer from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, c. 1929
Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

silver ladle, deep teardrop bowl, handle has an open flower facing bowl where connects; end of handle formed by an opening seedling curling under itself — Ladle, c. 1929
Georg Jensen

G350

Slop bowl from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark — Slop bowl from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, c. 1929
Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion) Description (consistent for each cooler): Classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion). Coat of arms: those of Sawbridge-Erle-Drax with Grosvenoer in pretence, probably for Johan Samuel Wanley Sawbridge of Olantigh Towers, Kent, Holnest House, Co. Dorset, and Ellerton Abbey, Co. York (1800-1887). He married in 1827 Jane Frances, sister and sole heiress of her brother Richerd Erle-Drax-Grosvenor, M.P., of Charlborough Park, Dorset (dd. 1828). By 1853, Burke's Visitations of Seats and Arms, vol. 2, records this latter house as the seat of John Samuel Wanley Erle-Drax, M.P., Captain of the East Kent Militia. Stamps/Inscriptions/Stickers: 1a-c) - D. ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/091 - in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner; - 2 - etched three times on bottom of removable liner. 2a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/ - and illegible numbers in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar; - A501/692 - in black, on bottom of removable liner. 3a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/693 - in black, on bottom of base, bottom of liner and bottom of collar; - M209810 1(4) - on sticker on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar. 4a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - M209810 1(4) - sticker on bottom of base; - A501/691 - in black, on bottom of base, liner and collar; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top — Wine cooler, one of four, 1828
Edward, Edward, James, and Barnard (a.k.a. Edward Barnard & Sons); Retailer: David Ellis

G350

sugar bowl; ball on cover, scalloped medallion at top of cover — Sugar bowl from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, c. 1929
Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

three ridge base, bead band joining base to corn cob style body; arms grow out form top of body with spiraling leaf and seed pods hanging below, arms reach up and hold an open flower candle holder — Candelabra, one of a pair, c. 1929
Georg Jensen; Maker: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

silver sauce boat unadorned body seated on a wreath and tapered oval base with eight studs at edge; handle formed by an opening seedling curled under back rim of boat; forms a set with .29.2 ladle — Sauce boat, 1929
Georg Jensen; Maker: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

covered coffee, pear shaped body, lower 1/2 adorned by wide band of stylized leaves rectangular in shape with point and ribs; ribbed dark wood handle, joined at top of pot by organic spiraling forms; ball at top of cover — Coffeepot from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, c. 1929
Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

three ridge base, bead band joining base to corn cob style body; arms grow out form top of body with spiraling leaf and seed pods hanging below, arms reach up and hold an open flower candle holder — Candelabra, one of a pair, 20th century
Georg Jensen

G350

hot milk jug, pear shaped body with hinged cover; baline whale shaped mouth; ebony handle attached to body by flower and spiral leaves — Hot milk jug from the "Cosmos" coffee and tea service, c. 1929
Johan Rohde; Manufacturer: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Tea scoop, from a tea service, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Sugar tongs, from a tea service, 1797
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Punch strainer, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Sugar bowl, from a tea service, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Tea caddy stand, from a tea service, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Teapot stand, from a tea service, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Creamer, from a tea service, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

tea service, Federal Style, consisting of teapot and lid, stand for teapot, tea caddy with hinged lid, fitted with lock and key, stand for teacaddy, covered sugar urn, cream pitcher, shell-shaped tea scoop, tea or punch strainer, pair of sugar tongs with shell-shaped ends; fluted design with engraved and pricked swags and medallions containing the monogram of John and Mehitable Templeman and all bearing Revere hall mark; teaspoons — Tea caddy, from a tea service, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

in silver frame; central section the Marriage at Cana; below the Raising of Lazarus; the lozenge the Baptism of Christ; the borders are filled with foliage and representations of angel musicians; the coat of arms of Cardinal Balue, for whom the book cover was made, appear at the mid points — Book cover with scenes from the life of Christ, c. 1467-1469
Italy

G350

wide maple bowl with wide splayed silver gilt lip; in center is a raised boss enclosing an engraved silver medallion of St. Margaret standing on a dragon — Mazer with scene of St. Margaret of Antioch and her dragon, c. 1470-1500
England

G350

tankard; flat engraved top serrated in front; corkscrew thumb piece; body decorated near base with foliate border; handle decorated with cherub motif; embossed handle tip — Tankard, c. 1710
Peter van Dyck

G350

teapot, globular body on moulded flaring base; on the shoulders an engraved band of scrolls and latticed panels; on one side a coat-of-arms, unidentified — Teapot, c. 1730-1740
John Burt

G350

Charles II repoussé tazza; fully marked on rim and with lion passant underfoot; shallow circular dish with wide flat rim embossed in bold relief with a wolf, a boar, a turkey, and a falcon amid undulating stems of leafage and large blossoms with punchwork tendrils; on low, hollow flaring foot with flat rim — Footed salver, 1662-1663
RF

G350

hot water jug, stand and spirit lamp; silver; George III; band of fluting around body; replacement wooden handle — Hot water jug with warming stand, 1807
Paul Storr

G350

The Hardwicke Soup Tureens, originally one of a pair. — Soup tureen, 1734-1735
Paul de Lamerie

G350

decorated with cut-card work on handles and body; domed cover removable — Chocolate pot, c. 1703
William Charnelhouse

G350

Rare George II Two-handled Cup and Cover. cup has number partially rubbed off — Two-handled cup with cover, 1742-1743
Paul de Lamerie

G350

one of a pair of entree dishes with covers; engraved with royal coat of arms, finials in form of owner's crest; gadrooned borders, high domed covers with gadrooned mouldings — Covered entrée dish, one of a pair, 1809-1810
Paul Storr; Manufacturer: Rundell, Bridge & Rundell

G350

Formed as footed shallow bowl with looping handles on either end which terminate in a heart shape — Loop-handled dish, 1903
Mürrle-Bennet & Co.

G350

from a tea service created for John and Mehitable Templeman, (60.22.1-9) — Teaspoon, one of a pair, 1792
Paul Revere, Jr.

G350

Guild of Handicraft, Chipping Campden (1888-1908), manufacturer spoon, 1902-3; bowl and lid,1903-4 — Bowl with lid and spoon, 1902-1904
Charles Robert Ashbee; Manufacturer: Guild of Handicraft, London, 1888-1908

G350

Spade shaped basin — Spoon, 1903 (designed 1900)
Oliver Baker; Retailer: Liberty & Company

G350

George II creamer with panels of overlapping waves; jester's head at top of handle; central scroll on rim. Later regilt — Creamer, c. 1735-1745
Possibly Paul de Lamerie; Silversmith: Nicholas Sprimont

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Cup from a christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams; Manufacturer: Chawner & Co.; Retailer: J. Turner

G350

Egg cup, Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) — Egg cup, 1904
Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

coffee pot, has a matching tray, pattern of thistles and thistle leaves — Coffeepot, 1891
Gorham Manufacturing Company

G350

Tankard, Robert Cooper — Tankard, c. 1707-1708
Robert Cooper

G350

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George Gallant

G350

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