Georgian

The Georgian period covered over a century.
The early Georgian period (1714–1750) prioritised functionality, structural integrity, and clean lines, continuing much of the style of the Queen Anne Period. Mid-Georgian silver (1750–1780) moved from plain surfaces in favour of theatrical, highly decorative, and fluid craftsmanship, embracing the rococo style. The late Georgian and Regency period (1780–1830) largely saw a rejection of mid-century fussiness, often turning instead to the ordered geometry of the classical world.
7 products
  • Scottish provincial silver coffee pot, Milne & Campbell, Glasgow, 1770s
    $4,995.00
    $4,995.00
  • Early Georgian English Coffee Pot, Gabriel Sleath, London, 1731
    $2,450.00
    $2,450.00
  • Provincial English silver milk jug, Richard Ferris, Exeter, 1790-1810
    $375.00
    $375.00
  • Georgian bright-cut sterling milk jug, London, 1809
    $395.00
    $395.00
  • Rare pair of right-angle arm sterling sugar tongs, Stephen Adams, London, 1802
    $195.00
    $195.00
  • Set of four Scottish sterling teaspoons, Edinburgh, 1812/1814
    $225.00
    $225.00
  • Georgian English Sterling Basting Spoon, John Lambe, London, 1774
    $245.00
    $245.00