England Antique Silver

These silver knives made in the Kings Pattern, and are of excellent quality. In total there are 16 of them, eight silver dessert knives (or silver Luncheon knives)... More Details & Photos

This Georgian silver marrow scoop was made in London 1729 by John Swift. It is a very early example, most silver Marrow Scoops were made in the mid to late 18th... More Details & Photos

This is a rare example of Hester Bateman silver- a fine Georgian lidded tankard. Hester Bateman was dubbed "the Queen of English Silver", and a prolific female silversmith... More Details & Photos

This solid Sterling silver salver was made in Birmingham 1970 by Barker and Ellis, a company of excellent reputation for quality. This silver tray is no exception,... More Details & Photos

This Georgian Silver teapot is an excellent example of its type, and very fine. It was made in London 1788 by John Harris, is of very elegant shaped form, and bears... More Details & Photos

This is a very fine example of a silver sugar caster by the well known firm of Mappin and Webb. It is large and of fine quality, heavy and well made. The silver... More Details & Photos

This Old Sheffield Plate wine funnel was made circa 1815. It is designed to filter sediment from good wine, and to assist in decanting a bottle of wine by directing... More Details & Photos

This Georgian silver mug was made in London 1735, probably by John Fawdrey. It is of very good quality, heavy and of excellent gauge. It is as good an example of... More Details & Photos

This Victorian silver salver was made in London 1876 by Fredrick Elkington. It is of very good quality, beautifully engraved with historicist borders and an armorial... More Details & Photos

This sterling silver cigar box was made by the Post War silversmith Anthony Elson. It is of very nice quality and design, plain and elegant. It was made in London,... More Details & Photos