Silver Sauce Boats

Each sauceboat stands on four feet which terminate in grotesque masks and shells. The body is chased around the rim with a wide band of scrolls, f...

A heavy pair of plain silver sauce boats with gadroon borders and leaf capped flying scroll handles. Each sauce boat rests on three shell designed ...

A large and heavy pair of George II silver sauce boats standing on three feet with knuckle shaped handles and gadroon edging to the top. Each sauce...

In the George II style, each fluted oval, the scroll feet with heraldic boar's-head masks, the border applied with leaves, shell and scroll handle,...

In mid-18th century style, each cast and chased with floral ornament and rocaille, leaf-capped scroll handle.

Each fluted helmet-shaped, the foot cast as spume, the stem wrapped in a serpent, engraved under the foliage border with rocaille, the handle appli...

An excellent pair of antique sterling silver sauce boats with matching covers and having cast silver mounts with shell and foliate decoration. Each...

A fine quality Scottish silver sauce boat with three shell feet and a gadroon border. There is an initialled crest on one side of the body.

Sterling Silver Sauce Boat with wavy edge, leaf caped handle standing on three hoof feet

A heavy pair of silver pedestal based sauce boats in the Georgian style with attractive handles.

A good quality silver sauce boat with ribbon and reed decoration resting on a matching oval base with the same decoration and hallmarks.The length ...

A delightful antique sterling silver gravy boat with shell shape and figural handle.

A fine pair of plain silver sauce boats each with a single lipped edge and oval foot.

A Pair of early George III Sauceboats. Weight, 26oz the pair

A George III Mustard Pot. Made in London

This is a small, sterling silver Georgian saucepan, which was probably used for sauce or melted butter. It has a silver circular pan, with a smooth...

A George II Sauceboat. Made in London. Weight 11 oz.

A George III Sauceboat. Made in London. Weight, 13oz

A George III Pap Boat. Made in London. Weight 4oz

A good quality pair of George II sauce boats weighing a total of 27.6 ounces, standing on hoof feet and having card cut borders.

A pair of George III Sauceboats made in London in 1778 by Wakelin & Taylor. Weight 24oz.

A stunning set of antique French silver sauce boats on fixed stands having rams head masks and with swag and bow ornament to the body and base. Wei...

A good pair of George III large Irish Sauce Boats, the plain bodies with gadrooned rims and leaf capped scroll handles, standing on three hoof feet...

A good pair of antique sterling silver sauceboats with typical classic shape and plain styling of the period. Each with a crest to one side. Weight...

Of oval form with applied gadrooned rim, on three shell feet with shell knees, double scroll leaf-capped handle.

The crest and coronet are those of Sir William Irby, 1st Baron Boston, who was raised to the peerage in 1761.

Each boat-shaped and on a pedestal foot, with two scroll handles, the detachable covers each with vase shaped finial, engraved with a coat-of-arms....

Each of oval, inverted baluster form, the gadroon-mounted rims rising at center to form scrolling handles, on cast conforming stepped foot with gad...

Each with wavy rim and leaf capped scroll handle, on three panelled scroll and hoof feet, engraved on one side with a crest and on the other with a...

Of bombé form, with gadroon mounted rim, the reeded handles rising from lion masks and with acanthus decoration, the stepped domed lid wit...

Very elegant pair of George III sterling silver feather edge Old English sauce ladles with rounded bowls. The front of the very well balanced stems...