William and Mary Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

A familiar basic tankard shape and design, later decorated with vertical fluting. Tankard handle is made in two parts, a curved undersection and a flat outside section which are sold...

A Very Fine William III Britannia Standard Mug Made in London in 1699 by Thomas Parr I The Mug has a slightly tapering "Can" shaped form and stands on a spreading reeded foot. The lower half of the main body is decorated with raised vertical flutes. The upper section displays a horizontal girdle flanked by semi-circular motifs and an upper band of punched foliate motifs. This fine piece has a slightly everted reeded rim and a scroll reeded handle. The Mug is of a very good weight and gauge and is fully marked on the side of the main body in the patterning. Thomas Parr made very fine mugs. His first mark was entered in 1697, therefore this represents an early example of his work. He was working from premises in Wood Street...

Westerwald Blue & Manganese Stoneware Jug, 17th Century The blue and gray jug molded with incised scrolling flower stems and molded flower heads. There is a central flower head roundel with a molded leaf surround. To each side are similar designs of a flowering plant with molded flowers and leaves. Th flower heads enhanced with manganese coloration. The loop handle with a simple triangular raised support at the base. Dimensions: 9 inches high x 7 1/4 inches wide x 6 1/4 inches deep; (22.86 high x 18.42cm wide x 15.88 deep) Reference: Unger, Die Kunst des deutschen Steinzugs, p. 181, fig. 147 for similar. Historic Jamestown The Westerwald stoneware industry flourished in the 17th and 18th centuries. A significant increase in the number of potters in the second quarter of the 17th century led to the production of new and different forms and types of decoration, making products from the area easily recognizable. In the late 17th century and throughout the 18th century, crowned initials of English monarchs were common on vessels made for British markets. Westerwald stoneware was traded up...

A gorgeous pair of vintage Solid Silver Wall Sconces. These Wall Mounted Candle Holders are created in the 17th century William III Style and are of excellent quality. Each wall scon...

17th century English Delftware Fuddling cup, Probably Southwark or London Circa 1660-80 The early English delftware fuddling cup has underglaze ...

This exceptionally rare set of William & Mary silver gilt Trefid Teaspoons were made in London circa 1690 and are stamped with the maker's mark of AH with a crown above and a cinquef...

Collection of five Wallace sterling silver tea or coffee. Coffee pot / tea pot, creamer and sugar. Sugar cube bowl on feet. Measures: Coffee pot - 10 wide x 11 high x 5 deep Tea pot...

A gorgeous pair of Antique Solid Silver Jugs created in the style of William and Mary late 17th century style. Each Jug has a hinged lid with an applied pattern on the lid. The bodie...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique William III English Britannia standard silver quart tankard; an addition to our range of collectable 1...

Walnut William & Mary style canteen, the hinged top and apron drawer containing a twelve place settings by the maker Thomas Turner & Co all raised up on turned tapering legs united b...

This is a wonderful and rare antique English 17th century sterling silver William & Mary porringer with hall marks for London 1694 and the...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning model of King Henry VIII Mary Rose ship with sterling silver plaques one of which states “As Presented...