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 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...$1,721.25 USD 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...$2,677.50 USD 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...$1,530.00 USD View Details -
George III Sterling Silver Salver
A fine quality George III sterling silver salver by John Carter II, hallmarked London 1776. Oval with cast and pierced rim with bead...Sold View Details -
Matthew Boulton Sterling Silver Chamberstick
A George IV sterling silver chamberstick by Matthew Boulton, hallmarked Birmingham 1823. Circular base with shell, acanthus...Sold View Details -
William IV Sterling Silver Candle Snuffer Tray
A William IV sterling silver candle snuffer tray by Edward, Edward jr, John & William Barnard, hallmarked London 1830...Sold View Details -
Philip Rundell Sterling Silver Entree Dishes
A pair of large and exceptional quality George IV sterling silver entree dishes by the renowned maker Philip Rundell, hallmarked...Sold View Details -
George IV Sterling Silver Chamber Stick
A George IV sterling silver chamber stick by SC Younge & Co., hallmarked Sheffield 1825. Circular base with molder ogee edge, capstan...Sold 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...$4,590.00 USD View Details -
George III Sterling Silver Mustard Pot
A George III sterling silver mustard pot by Robert & David Hennell, hallmarked London 1796. Octagonal with flat lid, scroll handle and...Sold View Details -
George III Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl
A George III sterling silver sugar bowl probably by Alexander Field, hallmarked London 1798. Engraved with a band of bright cutting...Sold View Details -
Scottish Provincial Silver Cream Jug
A Scottish provincial silver cream jug by Adam Graham of Glasgow c. 1784, also marked for William & Patrick Cunningham Edinburgh...Sold View Details -
George III Sterling Silver Goblet
A large George III sterling silver goblet by William Burwash, hallmarked London 1812. Tapering bowl on pedestal foot...Sold 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...$3,825.00 USD View Details -
George III Silver Pint Mug
A fine quality George III silver pint mug by William Grundy, London 1777. Baluster shaped on ring foot with acanthus capped scroll...Sold View Details -
George II Sterling Silver Goblet
A George II sterling silver goblet probably by John Barry, hallmarked London 1759. Tapering fluted bowl on pedestal foot with fluted...Sold View Details -
Charles Frederick Kandler Silver Meat Platters
A pair of fine quality early George III sterling silver meat platters (or serving platters) by the renowned Charles Frederick...Sold View Details -
Pair of Large George II Silver Mugs
A pair of large fine quality George II silver mugs by Thomas Cooke & Richard Gurney, hallmarked London 1743. 1.5 pint size...Sold View Details -
Set of Four George IV Sterling Silver Salts
A set of four large fine quality George IV sterling silver salts by Thomas Ross, London 1821. Oval shape on fluted hoof feet with...Sold View Details -
George IV Sterling Silver Meat Platter
An exceptionally fine quality George IV sterling silver meat platter (or serving platter) by John Houle, hallmarked London 1823...Sold View Details