England Antique Silver

This beautiful Post War silver and enamel egg is rather unusual! It was made by the well known and respected Post War designer Anthony Elson. The egg shell itself... More Details & Photos

This wonderful and peculiar object is a Dish Cross, sometimes known as a Dish Stand. It is, as you can guess from the name, an adjustable trivet to keep a hot dish... More Details & Photos

This magnificent silver on copper Arts and Crafts charger was made by DSCG: The Dutchess of Sutherland Cripples Guild. It is large, and like much of the Guild's... More Details & Photos

This collectable little Vesta Case was made in Birmingham 1878 by the most famous of Birmingham's "novelty" makers, George Unite. A Vesta Case is a box for matches,... More Details & Photos

A neoclassical silver plated vase modelled after a Roman drinking vessel. The plinth is a separate piece. The plinth measures 17.4 centimetres (6.8 inches)... More Details & Photos

This beautiful set of antique silver place card holders or menu holders were made in London 1904 by Mappin and Webb and depict a pre-Raphaelite lady playing the... More Details & Photos

This stunning silver mug is both large and heavy, and of excellent quality. It is of the rare "Britannia" standard, which is slightly purer than sterling, being... More Details & Photos

This magnificent silver Claret Jug was made by the celebrated firm of Elkington, Birmingham 1860. It is of superb quality, beautifully decorated with tendrils of... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Georgian Silver Loving Cup was made by Langland and Robertson, Newcastle 1780.It is in beautiful condition, with a fine patina and elegant shape.... More Details & Photos

A charming hand planished sterling silver sugar bowl, by an untraced maker. The initials on the bottom read 'WEK'. This clearly hand crafted bowl features delightful... More Details & Photos