George III Silver Sauce Ladles, Peter and William Bateman, London
A pair of George III silver sauce ladles, Makers' mark of Peter and William Bateman, London 1808, in the Old English pattern with oval bowls., length 18.4 cm, 112 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Tray by William Bateman II, London 1829
A Georgian sterling silver tray by William Bateman II of London, circa 1829, ?26 cm across, 580 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Teapot by Peter & William Bateman, 1810
An antique Georgian sterling silver teapot by Peter & William Bateman of London, circa 1810, with engraved armorial crest and monogram, 14 cm high, 25 cm wide, an impressive 790 grams
George III Sterling Silver Wine Funnel, Peter, Ann, William Bateman
A George III sterling silver wine funnel, Peter, Ann, and William Bateman, London, 1802, of typical form, the funnel and removable strainer with reeded rims, otherwise plain, 14.5 cm high, 150g
1840 London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Teapot by Bateman & Ball
Victorian sterling silver teapot hallmarked for London 1840, makers William Bateman and Daniel Ball, reeded decoration, on quad feet, height 15 cm; weight 620grams.
George III silver caddy spoon, London 1805 by Bateman Brothers
A George III silver caddy spoon, Old English and thread handle, plain oval bowl. London 1805 by Peter & William Bateman
George III Silver Waiter with Monogram, London 1807, Bateman Brothers
A late George III silver waiter, monogrammed centre, gadrooned rim, three scrolling feet, London 1807 by Peter & William Bateman. 308gm, diameter 18 cm.
George III silver wine funnel, Peter & William Bateman, London 1808
A George III sterling silver wine funnel, Peter & William Bateman, London, 1808, the removable strainer with gadrooned rim fitting into the plain deep bowl of the funnel, the bowl engraved to one side with a foliate letter N, 14.5 cm high, 150g
Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons, Various Makers, London 1782-1834
Five Georgian sterling silver table spoons, various makers including William Bateman I & William Schofield, London, 1782-1834, includes, length 22 cm Wt 328 grams
1810 London Hallmarked Bateman Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, Etched Pair
Bateman sterling silver sugar tongs, Peter and William Bateman etched pair of sugar nips, hallmarked London 1810
George III Sterling Silver Ladle, 1800 London, Bateman Maker Mark
A George III sterling silver ladle, 1800 London, with maker's mark for Peter, Ann & William Bateman, the ladle of typical Old English pattern, marked clearly to the underside. Weight 195g length 35 cm
Antique Cheese Scoop, George III, Sterling Silver, London 1819
George III sterling silver cheese scoop, hallmarked London 1819, maker William Bateman. Fiddle pattern. Crest engraved handle worn. W66g
Georgian Bateman Sugar Tongs, London 1803
Pair of Georgian Bateman sugar tongs, hallmarked for Peter, Anne and William Bateman, dated London 1803
George III Gilt Salts by William Bateman, 1818
Fine quality pair of George III sterling silver gilt salts by William Bateman, circular shape with floral, shell and fruit decorated rim on 4 shell and laurel wreath topped lions paw feet, London 1818, approx 354 grams
George IV Sterling Silver Soup Ladle with Engraved Crests
George IV sterling silver soup ladle, fiddle pattern with 2 engraved crests, London 1822, maker William Bateman, approx 262 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Ladles Set
Four hallmarked sterling silver fiddle pattern Georgian ladles two near round bowl ladles by William Chawner, London, 1829. Two oblate bowl ladles by the respected William Bateman, London, 1822 and 1827. The largest 17 cm. Total weight 260g. (4)
Georgian Sterling Silver Tankard by Bateman Family, London 1803
A George III sterling silver covered tankard, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1803, of baluster form with a double scroll handle and a pierced scroll work thumbpiece, raised on a waisted spreading foot, hallmarked under lid and to the base, 22 cm…
Georgian Sterling Silver Warming Pot, 1810
A Georgian sterling silver warming pot, by Peter & William Bateman London 1810, of neoclassical design with reeded details to rim and foot, a fruitwood handle and finial, with an internal core for housing heated coals, hallmarked underside and to lid rim,…
George III Silver Tea Set by Bateman Brothers
A George III silver three-piece tea set, by Peter and William Bateman, London 1811. . Swollen oblong shape with lobed shoulders, raised on ball feet. 1050gm
George III Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Forks
Set of four George III sterling silver table forks, fiddle pattern, London 1818, maker William Bateman I, approx 298 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Ladle by Bateman Family, London (1826)
A Georgian sterling silver ladle by Peter, Ann and William Bateman of London, circa 1826, 32 cm long, 166 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Covered Tankard, London 1810
A George III sterling silver covered tankard, Peter and William Bateman, London, 1810, cylindrical on a waisted foot, the moulded cover above the cylindrical body reeded to its lower half, the scroll handle with an thumb-piece and shaped terminal, 20 cm…
George III Silver Salver by Bateman Brothers, London 1806
A George III sterling silver salver, Peter and William Bateman, London, 1806, shaped circular with a beaded rim above a husk swag border, on three ball and claw feet, the centre engraved with a crest, 23 cm diameter, 509g. Provenance: The Estate of the…
George III Silver Sauce Ladle, London 1817
A George III silver sauce ladle, Old English pattern, London 1817 by William Bateman I. 49gm.
George III Sterling Silver Jug, London 1806
Peter and William Bateman sterling silver jug, George III baluster shaped mug, scroll handle, hallmarked London 1806
Silver Collection: Ladles, Tongs, Coaster & Spoon
A collection of silver items consisting of. A French silver pieced small ladle spoon by Henin & Cie. Circa from1896. Paris. Showing French quality Minerva mark. Weight: 68.7 grams. One small sterling silver decorative. Ladle stamped sterling 1903. Weight:…
Collection of Six Sterling Silver Spoons
Six various sterling silver spoons comprising, a Newcastle fiddle and shell pattern tablespoon, Sheffield Old English pattern dessert spoon, 3 Old English teaspoons by William Bateman I, and 2 fiddle and shell pattern tablespoons, marks unknown, approx…
Georgian Kings Sauce Ladles, London 1823
Pair of Georgian Kings pattern sauce ladles, solid pair of late Georgian, hallmarked London 1823 with faint makers mark W.B (William Bateman?)
George IV Silver Tablespoons, London 1818
Six George IV silver tablespoons, London 1818 by William Bateman I. 636gm., fiddle and thread pattern, with faint remains of a winged bird armorial,
1831 William IV Sterling Silver Meat Skewer
William IV sterling silver meat skewer, hallmarked London, 1831, W.B (possibly William Bateman), with loop handle, with shell motif above fiddle pattern handle and tapering blade, total weight 157gm, length 33 cm
George III Silver Cake Basket by Bateman Brothers
A George III sterling silver swing handled cake basket by Peter & William Bateman, London, 1802, 15 cm high, 165gms total weight of silver
Silver Spoon Set with Pepperette and Bon Bon Dish
George III sterling silver berry spoon by Peter & William Bateman engraved handle and embossed bowl, London 1812, together with, aVictorian vase shaped pepperette, s/p bon bon dish and sauce ladle, approx 88 grams
Sterling silver dessert and tablespoons set
Composed set of 6 sterling silver dessert spoons Hanoverian pattern together with 3 sterling silver Old English pattern tablespoons, one by Peter & William Bateman, approx 342 grams
George IV Sterling Silver Soup Spoon, London 1825
George IV sterling silver soup spoon London 1825, maker William Bateman 1 monogrammed, weight 72grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Meat Skewer, London 1805
A Georgian sterling silver meat skewer, Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1805, length 28 cm Wt 75 grams
Sterling Silver Chalices by Bateman Brothers (1799-1811)
A matched pair of sterling silver chalices, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1799 & 1811, each of typical form, with varying stylized floral motifs to exterior. Approximately 348 gms total. 14.5 cm high, 8.5 cm diameter
Sterling Silver Dinner Service Set
Sterling silver dinner service twelve knives, small and large, silver handle and steel blades. By John Biggin Sheffield. Assayed 1982. Twelve forks, small and large, by Chawner and Co. London 1857.Weight 810.0 grams. One sugar bowl spoon by Chawner and Co…
George III Silver Cream Jug with Acanthus Handle
A George III silver cream jug, gadroon rim, acanthus leaf thumbpiece handle, raised on four compressed bun feet. London 1815 by William Bateman. 180gms.
George III Silver Berry Spoons with Double Headed Eagle Crest
A pair of George III silver berry spoons, later decoration and gilt washed bowls. Crested with a double headed eagle. London 1800 by Peter and William Bateman. 118gm.
George IV Silver & Crystal Centrepiece by William Bateman II
A George IV neoclassical sterling silver & crystal centrepiece, 1827 London, with maker's mark for William Bateman II, a dish with egg and dart borders supporting a heavy gauge fan cut crystal bowl (rivet repairs), a knopped stem decorated with acanthus…
George III Marrow Scoop, London 1802
George III silver marrow scoop initialed A, hallmarked London 1802, makers mark of Peter, Anne & William Bateman
Monogrammed Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoons, 19th Century
Three early 19th century silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, all monogrammed, a pair London 1834 by William Bateman, the other London 1817 by Sarah, John & Wm. Blake. 180gm
William IV Rococo Style Sterling Silver Platter, 1836 London
A sterling silver William IV cast platter in the rococo style, 1836 London, with maker's mark for William Bateman II, the heavy gauge oval platter finely chased and moulded with gadroons, shell and acanthus forms, with four engraved crests to the rims,…
Bateman Silver Spoon, London 1814
A sterling silver table spoon, fiddle pattern, Peter & William Bateman, London 1814. Weight 67 grams.
Georgian Sterling Silver Cheese Spoon, London 1790
A Georgian sterling silver cheese spoon, Peter & William Bateman, London 1790.
George IV Silver Tea Set by William Bateman, London 1825
A George IV three piece silver tea set, London 1825 by William Bateman. 1263gm.
Victorian Sterling Silver Ladles, London 1839
A pair of Victorian sterling silver ladles, 1839 London, with maker's mark for William Bateman & Daniel ball, fiddle pattern spoons with oval bowls, hallmarked underside to stems, silver weight 144gr, length 18 cm
George IV Silver Waiter with Gadroon Rim and Paw Feet
A George IV silver waiter, gadroon rimmed, paw feet. London 1821 by William Bateman. Diameter 17.5 cm, 175gm
Queen's Pattern Sterling Silver Ladle, 1840
A Victorian sterling silver ladle, Queen's pattern, William Bateman & Daniel Ball, London 1840. Weight 354g.
1833 Bateman Sterling Silver Salver, London Hallmark, 31cm Diameter
Salver sterling silver hallmarked, Peter & William Bateman, London, 1833, diameter 31 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Tray by William Bateman II, London (1829)
A Georgian sterling silver tray William Bateman II of London, circa 1829, 26 cm across, 580 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Fish Slice by Bateman Family
Peter, Ann & William Bateman Georgian sterling silver fish slice, London, circa 1801, 17.5 cm long
Bateman Salt Cellars and Spoons Set
A pair of salt cellars by Peter, Anne and William Bateman together with two salt spoons by Peter and Anne Bateman, each salt cellar of navette form, with bright cut garland border, raised on fluted legs with a blue glass liner. The spoons of typical form…
Georgian Sterling Silver Ladle with Bull Engraving
A Georgian sterling silver ladle, Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1800, with bull engraving to handle, length 17 cm. Wt 46 grams
Georgian Silver Trivet and Salt Set
A George III sterling silver trivet and a pair of sterling salts, 1801 & 1806 London, a small pot trivet with bright cut borders by Peter, Ann & William, Bateman, and a pair of rectangular cauldron salts with gadrooned rims and armorials with maker's mark…
George III Silver Open Salt with Pierced Decoration
George III sterling silver open salt London 1801, makers Peter, Anne and William Bateman, pierced decoration, with blue glass liner, quad-footed, weight 40grams approx, silver only.
George IV Silver Cruet Set with 7 Bottles and Spoon
George IV sterling silver cruet set, hallmarked, London, 1829, William Bateman, comprising seven bottles, two not original, with Mathew Bolton spoon (1823) (8)
George III Silver Sugar Basin and Milk Jug
A George III silver sugar basin and milk jug, oval boat shape with shell and floral rims and beaded handles. London 1815 by William Bateman. With 1926 valuation by R.I. Christie, Edinburgh. 507gm.
Foliate-Engraved George III Silver Milk Jug (1810)
A George III sterling silver milk jug, engraved with foliate decoration, Peter & William Bateman, London, 1810. Height 10.5 cm. Weight 104g.
George III Silver Sugar Basket with Quatrefoil Outline
George III sterling silver sugar basket, of quatrefoil outline with swing handle, bright cut border and cartouche, London 1800, makers Peter, Anne & William Bateman
19th Century Sterling Silver Soup Plate Set with Armorial Crests
An assembled set of fifteen sterling silver soup plates, 19th century, comprising seven plates of maker's mark William Bennett, London, circa 1803, each with the retail mark 'Thomas / Bond St', five plates of maker's mark Timothy Renou, London, circa 1802…
Georgian Silver Double-Ended Marrow Scoop
A George III silver double-ended marrow scoop, the wider end of traditional shorter length, good gauge. London 1799 by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, length 22.8 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Teapot, Peter & William Bateman, London 1812
Sterling silver Georgian teapot, Peter & William Bateman, hallmarked London 1812, 564g
Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Nips by Bateman Brothers
Two Georgian hallmarked sterling silver sugar nips. London 1807 & 1813, maker Peter & William Bateman. W37g & 50g
Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Nips Trio
Three pairs Georgian hallmarked sterling silver bright cut sugar nips. 2 by Hester Bateman, the other, London 1799, maker Peter, Ann & William Bateman,
George III Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoons, London 1804
A pair of George III silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, London 1804 by Peter, Anne & William Bateman. 156gm.
George III Silver Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons, 1808
A pair of George III silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, London 1808 by Peter & William Bateman. 146gm.
Floral Chased Coffee Pot with Acanthus Handle
George IV footed coffee pot with chased floral panels and floral knob, and acanthus leaf handle, hallmarked London, circa 1830 by possibly William Bateman II, height 25 cm, weight 1.02kg
Georgian Silver Sugar Tongs, London 1810
A pair of Georgian Old English silver sugar tongs, London 1810 by Peter and William Bateman.
Georgian Sterling Silver Basting Spoon, London 1822
George IV sterling silver basting spoon, hallmarked London, 1822, W.B (William Bateman I), in fiddle pattern, total weight 127gm, length 30 cm
George III Sterling Silver Trivet, Bateman London 1801
George III sterling silver bright cut trivet, Peter, Ann & William Bateman London 1801, length 16.5 cm, 137g
Assorted Silver Teaspoons Collection
A collection of silver pieces Including: six brightcut silver teaspoons, 1808 by Peter, Ann and William Bateman. Six fiddle and shell silver teaspoons, Sheffield, 1899 by mark Willis. Six brightcut silver teaspoons, London, 1784 by John Lambe, with a pair…
George III Silver Sugar Tongs with Bright Cut Decoration
A pair of George III silver sugar tongs, bright cut decoration. London 1800 by Peter, Ann and William Bateman.
George III Sterling Silver Teapot & Stand with Crest
Antique George III hallmarked sterling silver octagonal plain straight sided teapot & stand, both with family crest and monogram, teapot with pineapple finial by George Gray, over struck Peter, Anne & William Bateman, London, 1790 - 1791, teapot 19 cm…
Antique Sterling Silver Teapot & Stand
Antique George III hallmarked sterling silver oval teapot & matched teapot stand, the teapot by William & Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh, 1800 - 1801, the stand by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London, 1800 - 1801, total weight 605 grams (2)
Georgian Sterling Silver Spoons by Bateman Brothers
Pair of Georgian sterling silver spoons hallmarked Peter and William Bateman, London 1810, approx. 117gr
Peter & William Bateman Silver Spoons, London 1809
A pair of sterling silver table spoons, Peter & William Bateman, London 1809. Weight 67g.
George III Sterling Silver Teapot Stand, London 1807-08
George III hallmarked sterling silver teapot stand, by William Bateman II or William Bennett, London, 1807-08, 170 grams and 15 cm wide
George III Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle, 1806-07
George III hallmarked sterling silver sauce ladle, by Peter & William Bateman, London, 1806-07, 45 grams
George IV Sterling Silver Teaspoons with Engraved Crest, 1820
Set six George IV sterling silver teaspoons fiddle pattern with engraved crest, London, 1820, maker, William Bateman I
Victorian Sterling Silver Coffee Set with Floral Decoration
Composed Victorian sterling silver three piece coffee set baluster shaped with floral and scroll decorated panels, the pot, London 1838, maker William Bateman II, the sugar and cream, London 1847, makers Joseph & Albert Savory
Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles by Bateman, London 1802-1806
Two Georgian sterling silver sauce ladles, Peter, Anne & William Bateman, London 1802-1806, one with maker's mark rubbed, engraved to handle length 17 cm Wt 95 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, London 1799
A Georgian sterling silver serving spoon, Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1799, engraved to handle length 30 cm Wt 110 grams
George IV Silver Sauce Ladle, 1822
A George IV sterling silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, engraved with an height by William Bateman I, London 1822 length 7 cm Wt. 60 grams
George III Silver Sauce Ladle, London 1806
A George III silver sauce ladle, Old English pattern, circular bowl, engraved with demi-lion crest. London 1806 by Peter and William Bateman.
George III Sterling Silver Salver 1806, William Bateman Mark
A George III sterling silver pie crust edge footed salver 1806 London, the mark of William Bateman diameter 20 cm, weight 354gms
Fluted Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, Bateman, London 1805
George III sterling silver oval partial fluted pedestal coffee pot by Peter, Ann and William Bateman London 1805, 935g and 23 cm high
Fluted Sterling Silver Sugar Basket with Acanthus Decoration
A sterling silver sugar basket Peter, Anne & William Bateman / London /, circa 1800, boat formed, fluted decoration around exterior rim and handle, embossed acanthus and wreath decoration to body, 153 grms silver, 10.5 cm high
George III Silver Fish Slice, London 1805
A George III silver fish slice, fiddle pattern, the blade with elegant restrained ribbon engraving and pierced highlights. London 1805 by Peter & William Bateman. 125gms.
George IV silver spoons and forks, London 1824
Set of twelve George IV sterling silver spoons, and seven sterling silver entree forks, hallmarked, London, 1824, W.B (William Bateman), in fiddle pattern, total weight 1167gm (19)
1801 Sterling Silver Pap Boat with Floral Decoration
George III sterling silver pap boat, hallmarked, London, 1801, maker rubbed but Paul, Ann and William Bateman, with incised floral decoration to lip, total weight 53gm, length 13m
Georgian Sterling Silver Salts with Gilt Interior
Two Georgian sterling silver salts, Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1804, round bowls with twisted edge, gilt interior, Wt 200 grams
Georgian Silver Tankard by William Bateman, 1807
Sterling silver Georgian large tankard by maker William Bateman, hallmarked London 1807, approx. 601gr
Pair of George IV William Bateman Sterling Silver Ladles
Two George IV sterling silver ladles by William Bateman, marked London, 1827, WB 16 cm long & 18 cm long, 109g
Antique Bateman Sterling Silver Sugar Nips, London 1808
George III Bateman sterling silver sugar nips, London 1808, makers Peter, Anne & William Bateman (makers marks rubbed). Weight 32grams.
Sterling silver ladles collection, 1808-1897
A collection of sterling silver ladles comprising one by Peter & William Bateman, London 1808, another two ladles and a sugar shifter, London 1897
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