A George III Old Sheffield Plate thread edge gravy Argyle, circa 1790.  Hot water is placed in the smaller spout which leads to a chamber surrounding the central compartment from which the gravy is drawn, keeping it hot.  The placement of the gravy spout also allows for gravy to be drawn from the bottom, leaving the fat at the top.

The Argyle measures 6" in height and is in very good condition. 

A handsome late Victorian silver mounted crystal jam pot with patented mechanical swing handle by Heath & Middleton (former Hukin & Heath).  Heath & Middleton were well-known for their high quality of manufacture as well as working with Christopher Dresser.

The jar measures 6" in height when the handle is in the upright position and 3" in diameter. 

A George III silver basting spoon by George Smith III, London, 1779.  The spoon is in the Old English pattern and features a turkey as an armorial device.

The spoon measures 11 ½" in length and 95 grams.

A Scottish crystal dresser jar with silver and blue guilloche enamel lid, mounted with a naval crown by John William Barrett, Birmingham, 1953.

The enamel and crystal are both in excellent condition.  The jar is 4" in diameter.

Formerly the property of a prominent Canadian naval officer's wife.

A beautiful silver and blue guilloche enamel compact mounted with a naval crown by John William Barrett, Birmingham, 1951.

Very good condition with no damage to the enamel.  3" in diameter and 99 grams including the mirror.  

Formerly the property of a prominent Canadian naval officer's wife.

A handsome George III silver marrow scoop, London, 1773, unidentified maker (GS).

Well marked.  Monogrammed W.S.

8 ¾" in length and 51 grams.

A William IV silver and ivory stilton scoop with a particularly handsome reeded handle by William Knight, London, 1832.

Well marked.  11" in length.

A very nice pair of Victorian hand-bowl opaline and uranium glass flared vases with ruffled edges.

Approximately 9 ½" in height.

Excellent condition.