A few examples of appraisal values for
CHARLES BOYTON

• CHARLES BOYTON STERLING TANKARD 1900 CHARLES
  CHARLES BOYTON STERLING TANKARD 1900 CHARLES BOYTON STERLING TANKARD, 1900 H 10", W 9":Charles Boyton (II), London, 1900. An overall repousse design with
• 1898 CHARLES BOYTON ENGLISH STERLING VASE:
  1898 CHARLES BOYTON ENGLISH STERLING VASE: Hallmark 1898 London, Charles Boyton. Presentation quality with chased ribs and framed medallion. Note bends
• CHARLES BOYTON: A GOBLET, the tapering circular
  CHARLES BOYTON: A GOBLET, the tapering circular cup above an applied section of leaves and fruit, the whole on a plain circular foot, with a spot hammered
• CHARLES BOYTON: A MUG of circular tapering
  CHARLES BOYTON: A MUG of circular tapering form, with a leaf and berry capped scroll handle, lightly planished finish, reeded foot, the base bearing a
• A matched part suite of George IV and later
  A matched part suite of George IV and later silver Queen's pattern cutlery comprising ninety seven items including twelve dessert table and teaspoons various
• CHARLES BOYTON & SONS ART DECO SILVER TABLE
  CHARLES BOYTON & SONS ART DECO SILVER TABLE ITEMS Charles Boyton sterling silver toast holder, 3 ½"H x 4 ¾" x 2 ¾"; and a small dish with single handle,
• ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SUGAR MUFFINEER,
  ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SUGAR MUFFINEER, BY CHARLES BOYTON & SON, DATED 1910 8" Sterling silver sugar caster with lift up domed lid with baluster finial,
• THIRTEEN PIECES OF STERLING SILVER FLATWARE 1-2)
  THIRTEEN PIECES OF STERLING SILVER FLATWARE 1-2) Two George IV monogrammed mustard spoons. London, 1825-26, Charles Eley, maker. 3-4) Two Victorian monogrammed
• Group of 2 English Sterling Silver Ink Wells
  Group of 2 English Sterling Silver Ink Wells Group of two English sterling silver lidded inkwells, the smaller hallmarked Charles Perry & Co, circa 1921
• THREE ENGLISH SILVER TWO-HANDLED TROPHY CUPS
  THREE ENGLISH SILVER TWO-HANDLED TROPHY CUPS BY VARIOUS MAKERS, LONDON, 1898-1918 by various makers, London, 1898-1918 Comprising one by Charles Boyton
• A silver fruit dish by 'Charles Boyton &
  A silver fruit dish by 'Charles Boyton & Sons', sheffield, c. 1959. With pierced trailing vine & leaf decoration to the sides of the dish, on circular
• A Victorian silver desk stand, by Charles
  A Victorian silver desk stand, by Charles Boyton, London, c.1899. Of navette shape with floral motif and gadrooned border, on four lotus design feet. Fitted
• Three Georgian or Victorian Sterling Silver
  Three Georgian or Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, including a "Fiddle"-pattern serving spoon, hallmarked London, 1799-1800, by Richard Crossley,
• Victorian Sterling Silver Presentation Goblet,
  Victorian Sterling Silver Presentation Goblet, hallmarked London, 1880-1881, by Charles Boyton, the elliptical bowl decorated with chased and wrigglework
• A THREE LIGHT CANDELABRUM, marks for Charles
  A THREE LIGHT CANDELABRUM, marks for Charles Boyton & Son, Sheffield 1972, the baluster stem issuing two scrolled arms, the centre socket with flame finial,
• A COMPOSITE PART FLATWARE SERVICE, maker
  A COMPOSITE PART FLATWARE SERVICE, maker Charles Boyton & Son, Sheffield 1967/8, for twelve settings in Old English pattern, including a set of knives
• A George V large two handled circular Tray
  A George V large two handled circular Tray with hammered design, engraved initials, floral cast and ivory feet and handles, London 1934, 24in, maker: Charles
• Two English sterling silver berry spoons
  Two English sterling silver berry spoons charles boyton, london 1863 & john james whiting, london 1835 With gilt wash bowls and engraved handles;
• English sterling silver inkwell with marks
  English sterling silver inkwell with marks for Charles Boyton on interior of lid and base; also a hand-forged sterling cup. Inkwell: 2 3/4"H. Hinge loose
• A CHARLES BOYTON SILVER DISH, the shallow
  A CHARLES BOYTON SILVER DISH, the shallow hammer textured bowl applied with roses, on rope bordered foot with beaded knop, 28cm diam, maker's mark and
• A VICTORIAN OPENWORK MUSTARD POT of foliate
  A VICTORIAN OPENWORK MUSTARD POT of foliate design, the engraved lid with shell thumbpiece, 6.5cm h, by Charles Boyton, London 1864, 2ozs 10dwts
• A Victorian silver figure of a Knight in
  A Victorian silver figure of a Knight in armour, London 1891 by Charles Boyton standing holding a sword and shield, on a circular base, 24.5 cm high.
• GEORGE V SILVER SMALL TWO HANDLE TROPHY CUP,
  GEORGE V SILVER SMALL TWO HANDLE TROPHY CUP, by Charles Boyton and Son, plain with lion mask terminals to the high scroll handles, 6" (15.2cm) high, London
• SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER TEASPOONS, by
  SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER TEASPOONS, by Charles Boyton and Son, with thread borders, Sheffield 1920, together with the MATCHING PAIR OF PRESERVE SPOON,
• GEORGE V SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS, by
  GEORGE V SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS, by John Round and Son Ltd, with floral engraved handles, 4 1/4" long, Sheffield 1912 and a SET OF FIVE with bobbin
• A cased set of four Victorian silver-gilt
  A cased set of four Victorian silver-gilt serving spoons, pierced twisted stems, with apostle finials, shaped oval bowls, by Charles Boyton, London 1881
• A set of ten Victorian Fiddle pattern teaspoons,
  A set of ten Victorian Fiddle pattern teaspoons, initialled, by Charles Boyton, London 1851 and a set of eight Victorian Old English pattern teaspoons,
• An Edwardian silver novelty dog paper-weight,
  An Edwardian silver novelty dog paper-weight, the standing Samoyed dog, mounted on a circular base, by Charles Boyton and Sons, London 1907, height 8cm.
• A mixed lot of silver items, A Victorian
  A mixed lot of silver items, A Victorian waiter, circular form, gadroon border, London 1895, by Charles Boyton, plus a tobacco box, a silver mounted scent
• A silver two handled quaich, plain circular
  A silver two handled quaich, plain circular form, the side handles pierced with scroll fret work, by Charles Boyton and Sons, London 1913, diameter 12.3cm.,
• A George IV Old English pattern fish slice,
  A George IV Old English pattern fish slice, by William Kingdom, London 1824 and an early Victorian fiddle example, Charles Boyton, London 1838, 9.75oz.
• A Charles Boyton three piece silver tea set,
  A Charles Boyton three piece silver tea set, comprising teapot and hinged cover, milk-jug and sugar basin, with bakelite handles stamped marks, London
• A Victorian pierced mustard pot, with a blue
  A Victorian pierced mustard pot, with a blue glass liner and an engraved cover, by Charles Boyton, London 1864, 2.75in (7cm) high, 2.5oz weighable.
• A mahogany lady's kneehole dressing table,
  A mahogany lady's kneehole dressing table, in the manner of John Bagshaw and Sons, the hinged panelled top concealing a triptych pull-out mirror with bevelled
• An ogee oval sugar basin and milk jug with
  An ogee oval sugar basin and milk jug with bead borders leaf-capped handles on trefid feet, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1926, a pair of plated
• A Victorian silver pint mug, by Charles
  A Victorian silver pint mug, by Charles Boyton, London 1876, tapering circular form, scroll handle, with bands of engraved decoration, also with a monogram,
• A collection of antique old English pattern
  A collection of antique old English pattern flatware, various dates and makers including Charles Boyton, London 1891, comprising: six table forks, twelve
• A pair of Victorian fish carvers, with bead
  A pair of Victorian fish carvers, with bead bordered handles and engraving, by R. Martin & E. Hall, Sheffield 1876 (loaded), a Victorian Queens pattern
• A pair of Victorian novelty pepperettes,
  A pair of Victorian novelty pepperettes, modelled as Chinese pheasants, on naturalistic bases, pull-off heads, by Charles Boyton, London 1888, 3.5in (9cm)
• W.A.S. BENSON: A BRASS AND COPPER WARMING
  W.A.S. BENSON: A BRASS AND COPPER WARMING JUG with enamel interior, 8" high, two similar hammered copper jugs and a silver golf club trophy by Charles
• A TROPHY CUP of tapering circular form with
  A TROPHY CUP of tapering circular form with a pull-off cover and angular handles, decorated with an acanthus leaf frieze, on a fitted plinth, by Charles
• Victorian Silver-Mounted Engraved Horn Beaker
  Victorian Silver-Mounted Engraved Horn Beaker Mounts: London, 1880-1881, maker's mark of Charles Boyton; 4 1/4 in., 3 5/8 in. diam. Provenance: The Estate
• Victorian Silver-Mounted Engraved Horn Beaker
  Victorian Silver-Mounted Engraved Horn Beaker Mounts: London, 1880, maker's mark of Charles Boyton; 4 1/4 in., 3 5/8 in. diam. Provenance: The Estate of
• A VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER PRESENTATION
  A VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER PRESENTATION GOBLET OF NEW SOUTH WALES RELEVANCE Maker's mark possibly Charles Boyton London 1855 The ogee body with a central
• Two English silver trophies, goblet form:
  Two English silver trophies, goblet form: one inscribed "Derby Rowing Club/Dryden Vase/4th May 1907/…", marks for Charles Boyton & Son, London, 1907,
• GEORGE III SILVER PEPPER CASTER, Maker mark
  GEORGE III SILVER PEPPER CASTER, Maker mark rubbed, London, 1805. Together with a pair Edward VII silver candlesticks, weighted, Charles Boyton & Son,
• An old English pattern soup ladle, crested,
  An old English pattern soup ladle, crested, Charles Boyton & Son, 1906, approximately 200gms (7oz)
• A George IV plain caddy spoon, Birmingham
  A George IV plain caddy spoon, Birmingham 1827 by Joseph Willmore and a Victorian fiddle and thread caddy spoon, 1880 by Charles Boyton
• A set of twelve fiddle pattern dessert forks,
  A set of twelve fiddle pattern dessert forks, Charles Boyton, 1893, monogrammed M, 538gms
• A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLE AND SHELL
  A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLE AND SHELL PATTERN SAUCE LADLES with shell back bowls and handles by Charles Boyton I, 1834.