Antique Dining Silver

This beautiful set of Art Deco Silver cutlery was made by Georg Jensen in Denmark. It is in the famed and sought after Pyramid Pattern. It is for eight persons,... More Details & Photos

These beautiful Acorn Pattern pastry or cake forks were made in Denmark by Georg Jensen. Acorn Pattern is perhaps Georg Jensen's most enduring and recognisable range... More Details & Photos

A beautiful set of ten silver dessert forks in Acorn pattern, made by Georg Jensen and designed in 1916 by Johan Rhode. Johan Rhode was one of the most... More Details & Photos

These beautiful silver Acorn Pattern Fish servers were made by Georg Jensen.Acorn is one of the most sought after Georg Jensen’s patterns designed by... 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

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 beautiful bonboniere was made by Georg Jensen Silver in 1924, Denmark. It bears the mark of that year for Copenhagen, and also English import marks for the... More Details & Photos

These large fine silver salad severs were made by Georg Jensen in Acorn pattern. Acorn pattern is without a doubt Georg Jensen's most successful silver design. It... More Details & Photos

These beautiful silver Acorn pattern salad servers were made by Georg Jensen.Acorn Pattern is without a doubt  Georg Jensen's most successful silver... More Details & Photos

A beautiful set of six sterling silver teaspoons in the Lily of the Valley pattern. The Lily of the Valley pattern, which is also known as the Rose pattern, was... More Details & Photos