Georgian Silver Hollowware
JH Tee Antiques specializes in Georgian sterling silver hollowware such as Georgian silver coffee pots, wine coasters, salvers and more. English silver is often categorized by the period in which it was made. Georgian Silver refers to English silver made during the consecutive reigns of King George I, II, III and IV who reigned from 1714-1820.
The Georgian period includes numerous stylistic changes so Georgian pieces can be elegant in their simplicity or extraordinarily ornate. Either way there is no substitute for the quality and sophistication of Georgian silverware.
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George IV Silver Telescopic Candlesticks
A rare set of four George IV sterling silver telescopic candlesticks by Fentem, Webster & Danby, hallmarked Sheffield 1825. Each on a...USD $4,380.00 View Details -
George II Silver Sweetmeat Basket
George II silver sweetmeat basket, possibly by Thomas Pitts I (partial maker's mark "T."), hallmarked London 1759. Pierced oval body...USD $361.35 View Details -
George II Sterling Silver Pap Boat
A George II sterling silver pap boat by Richard Gurney & Co, hallmarked London 1746. Boat shaped, inscribed "ES to LAB" on the...USD $328.50 View Details -
Pair of George III Silver Pepper Pots
A pair of George III silver pepper pots hallmarked London 1812 (maker's mark is rubbed). Cylindrical shape on pedestal foot, gilt...Sold View Details -
George II Style Silver Sauce Boat
A fine quality William IV sterling silver sauce boat by Edward, Edward jr, John & William Barnard, hallmarked London 1835...USD $1,204.50 View Details -
George II Silver Lemon Strainer
George II silver lemon strainer (or punch strainer) by Samuel Herbert & Co (maker's mark partially struck), hallmarked London 1757...USD $657.00 View Details -
Irish Provincial Silver Sugar Basket
A rare George III Irish Provincial silver sugar basket by John Warner, Cork c. 1790. Neoclassical style, boat shaped with swing handle...USD $766.50 View Details -
12 Paul Storr Silver Dinner Plates
A set of twelve fine quality Regency period silver dinner plates by Paul Storr, hallmarked London 1813. Circular with shaped edge...USD $23,725.00 View Details -
Scottish Silver Coffee Pot
A William IV Scottish silver coffee pot by Robert Gray & Son, hallmarked Glasgow 1835. Regency style, half-fluted baluster...USD $1,095.00 View Details -
George III Silver Pint Mug
A fine quality George III sterling silver pint mug by Charles Wright, London 1777. Baluster shaped on ring foot with acanthus...USD $1,168.00 View Details -
Massive William IV Sterling Silver Kettle
A massive William IV sterling silver kettle on stand by William Bateman II, hallmarked London 1835. Melon shaped with...USD $3,650.00 View Details -
Pair of George IV Sterling Silver Candlesticks
A pair of George IV sterling silver candlesticks by John & Thomas Settle, hallmarked Sheffield 1824. Circular with tapered...Sold View Details -
George IV Silver Teapot
A fine quality George IV sterling silver teapot by Jonathan Hayne, hallmarked London 1827. Melon shape with acanthus capped scroll...Sold View Details -
George II Provincial Silver Cream Jug
A rare George II provincial silver cream jug by Richard Richardson II, Chester 1735. Baluster shaped with "sparrow beak" spout on...USD $1,642.50 View Details -
George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy
A George III sterling silver tea caddy by Aaron Lestourgeon, hallmarked London 1772. Drum oval shape with flat lid and floral...USD $2,555.00 View Details -
Large George III Silver Tea Caddy
A large George III silver tea caddy by Thomas Hobbs & James Taylor, hallmarked London 1800. Half-fluted oval shape with domed lid...USD $1,460.00 View Details -
George III Sterling Silver Candlesticks
Pair of fine quality, early George III sterling silver candlesticks by Ebenezer Coker, London, 1763. Cast construction, hexagonal bases...USD $4,380.00 View Details -
Hester Bateman Silver Tea Caddy
A George III silver tea caddy by Hester Bateman, hallmarked London 1785. Shaped drum oval with flat lid and engraved with...USD $3,650.00 View Details -
Pair of George II Silver Sauce Boats
A pair of George II silver sauce boats (or gravy boats) by Henry Brind, hallmarked London 1748. Boat shaped with acanthus capped...USD $1,460.00 View Details -
William IV Sterling Silver Toast Rack
A William IV sterling silver toast rack by Henry Wilkinson & Co, hallmarked Sheffield 1832. Seven bar wire-work frame on...USD $474.50 View Details