decorative 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

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

A beautifully crafted sterling silver box by the renowned Greek jeweler Ilias Lalaounis, which was made in the second half of the 20th century.The fine decoration... More Details & Photos

This finely hand raised bowl is by Leslie Durbin, 1971 and is fully hallmarked London silver. Durbin was one of the most respected of 20th century silversmiths,... More Details & Photos

This incredible silver trophy was made by the famous Stuart Devlin, one of the most important makers of the British Post War Silver period. It is quite an incredible... More Details & Photos

This Sterling Silver casket is of excellent quality and design. It has a lock (but no key) and was originally intended as a Jewelry box. It is simply stamped... More Details & Photos

This English Arts and Crafts Silver bowl was made by the Artificers Guild, designed by Edward Spencer. It is hallmarked London 1932, bears the Artificers Guild makers... 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 solid silver vase is Spanish Colonial silver, and very early. It is of typical Guatemalan form, with charming cast handles of scrolls and human figures. The... More Details & Photos

This Magnificent silver bowl is Burmese silver and of unusually large size. It is approximately 72oz and 8 inches tall by approximately 15 inches wide at the widest... More Details & Photos

This charming Ottoman Silver dish is of fine craftsmanship, and attractive design. It is unmarked, but probably from the Anatolian region of Turkey, and made during... More Details & Photos

This fine Victorian silver bowl is of beautiful design and quality. The condition of the chasing is excellent. It was made in London 1862, and weighs approximately... More Details & Photos

This is a pair of Victorian Electrotype plaques which depict scenes from William Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice'. They are made c1860 but in the style of... More Details & Photos

These Chinese Cinnabar Lacquer Vases are something to behold and i believe them to be c1900. Each vase is expertly adorned with intricately detailed landscapes,... 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

A beautiful pair of solid .950 standard silver and lead crystal comports made in France around 1860. Each comport in this rare set features a beautifully detailed... More Details & Photos

This beautiful piece of early silver is most likely German, or possibly Swiss- both nations made this type of object. It dates to the second half of the 17th century-... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver compote was made by Georg Jensen, and designed by Gundorph Albertus. It is a classic design, released in a number of different sizes. This... More Details & Photos

This silver ship is a scale model of a 16th century Galleon. It is quite a magnificent object, very finely made with a lot of intricate detail. As you can see it... More Details & Photos

This Art Deco Silver bowl is by Harold Stabler, and is really quite rare. Silver by Harold Stabler is uncommon, to say the least. It is hallmarked London 1929 and... More Details & Photos

This fine silver dish was made by Tiffany and Co in America, circa 1950. It is of good heavy quality, and elegant modernist design, as one would expect of a company... 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 silver gilt and tortoise shell box was made in London 1905 and is of outstanding quality. It was made for Aspreys, and is highly ornate, and in spectacular... More Details & Photos

This astounding solid silver vase was made in London 1969, and the makers mark is CHF. It is a strangely alluring object, reminding one of a deep sea chimney covered... 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 Exceptionally Rare Irish Silver Bowl was made by Egan Jewellers and Silversmiths in Cork c1910The firm of Egan Jewellers and Silversmiths had a long and ... More Details & Photos

This Exceptionally Rare Irish Silver Bowl was made by Egan Jewelers and Silversmiths in Cork c1910The firm of Egan Jewelers and Silversmiths had a long and distinguished... More Details & Photos

 A beautiful Georg Jensen Silver Bowl, made in Copenhagen circa 1927.Weight 418 gramsHeight approx. 14 cmWidth 16 cmThis beautiful bowl is in wonderful... More Details & Photos