England Antique Silver

This large and impressive jug was made by Charles Boyton, London 1932. It is a wonderful piece of Art Deco silver, by a most respected maker. Charles Boyton Silver... More Details & Photos

This charming Old Sheffield Plate Argyle was made in Sheffield circa 1775, and is of beautiful design and quality. It bears an armorial crest, and original fruitwood... More Details & Photos

This Old Sheffield Plate Argyle (also sometimes spelt Argyll) is a wonderful piece of antique silverware. It dates to approximately 1775-1780, and is in superb condition.... More Details & Photos

This letter opener is really quite special. It is made by Gerald Benney, London 1972, and bears his mark, and the mark of his enameller Robert Winter (RVW) on the... More Details & Photos

This Rare Arts and Crafts Silver Box was made by Heath and Middleton, and designed by Benjamin Creswick. It is of highly idiosyncratic design and construction, hand... More Details & Photos

These Gerald Benney beakers are really quite special. They are made of Sterling Silver, gold washed inside, and with black enamel outside- a very elegant combination... More Details & Photos

This fine Old Sheffield Plate goblet is in the Neoclassical style, and very fine quality. It was made circa 1800 and is in absolutely wonderful condition. There... More Details & Photos

A pair of Old English pattern silver table forks by the renowned silversmith, Paul Storr. These forks are of the superb quality one expects of Paul Storr, the finest... More Details & Photos

This magnificent Art Deco silver bowl was made in London 1929 by Henry Hobson Plante, silversmith to the Royal Family. It is of exceptional quality, entirely hand... More Details & Photos

This highly unusual Sterling Silver kitchen pepper is a wonderful example of late Arts and Crafts silver. It is totally unmarked, but certainly English Sterling... More Details & Photos