Set of 5 sterling silver coffee spoons by Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1796. Georgian neoclassical design. Peter was Hester’s son & Ann was the widow of her other son Jonathan. Engraved with never used monogram reserve & full bright cut motifs.

Early 19th century serpentine form sideboard, English, George III Period. Lion mask backplate ring pulls. Deep drawers (one retaining cellarette dividers), flank the shaped central drawer, over apron recessed drawer. Mahogany with oak secondary wood.

Early 20th century carved wood floor lamp, English. Likely made from a much earlier bed post or torchiere. Mahogany. The shaft well reeded ending in bulbous turnings and disc base. Newly wired for U.S. electricity.

Circa 1930 double pedestal dining table with leaf. Georgian style. Integral extension system under the table top to support the leaf.

Circa 1750 early George III period slant front bureau desk. Original, fine cut-work batwing brass hardware. Original bracket feet, tipped up due to wear over nearly 275 years.

17th century English oak server. Blackened with the patination of centuries. Three drawers.

Early 19th century Country French Homme Debout of burl ash, ash, and cherry wood. Rare form. Original steel hinges, escutcheons and handles. Well developed escargot feet.

18th century faceted & gilt blown glass perfume bottle. England.

An 1815 pair of sugar tongs, sterling silver, Newcastle, by Thomas Watson. One of the city’s most prolific silversmiths.

A mid-19th century large French iron fan light. Now mounted as a table.