Regency Sterling Beaker A fine English Regency sterling silver beaker or goblet dated 1827-28. Hallmarked for London with makers mark for John Wakelin & Wm. Taylor, well-known silversmiths of the period. Original gold wash on iterior, and a finely engraved eagle crest on the front. Leaf motif around foot.
 

William Spratling Sterling Demitasse Pot A demitasse coffeepot in sterling silver in the Volteo pattern by William Spratling. Spratling is considered the father of the modern Mexican silver industry. The Volteo design was first used in 1958 or 1959, and was made in 3 sizes (this is the medium.) Side handle and knob are beautiful rosewood. The piece has a nice weight, and is in very good condition. The original invoice from the Spratling workshop is include---it is dated 1960.
 

Georgian Sterling Teapot A fine, squat Georgian sterling silver teapot with ivory mounts and 4 ball feet. Fully hallmarked, dated 1813-14. Made in Exeter, with a half-moon spout opening and reeded banding around the body and the lid. Wear appropriate to its age, and a lovely patina.
 

Napoleonic French Silver Asilver urn with lid in the neo-classical taste, circa 1805-1820. Eash of the 3 legs is topped by a draped female bust and ends in paw feet. Hallmarked, 2nd standard. Monogrammed 'RP' with a nice patina.
 

George III Sterling Muffineer A panelled, octagonal, baluster shaped muffineer or sugar castor. Hallmarked London and dated 1802-03. The maker's mark appears to be for Wm. Abdy. Avery nice patina and good piercing pattern in the lid.
 

Georgian Sterling Silver Fish Slice A fine double-blade fish slice, hallmarked for London and dated 1799-1800. Great detailing on blade edges, and detailed openwork in the 'V' on both blades. Hallmarks on both blades and on the handle. Uncommon form in excellent condition.