Antique drinking 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 sterling French silver beaker is of beautiful quality, and elegant design. It was made in Provincial france circa 1820. It is marked with the provincial marks... More Details & Photos

This beautiful little Russian cloisonné enamel Kovsh was made in Moscow circa 1910 and bears the mark for the important "First Artel", who made for Fabergé.The... More Details & Photos

This magnificent Georgian Silver and Treen bowl toddy ladle was made c1720. The handle is especially nice, excellently turned, and made of lignum vitae while... More Details & Photos

This Victorian American Sterling Silver Pitcher was made in New York by Theodore B Starr, c1900.The Pitcher measures 28cm tall, 22cm wide from handle to lip and... 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

This beautiful little 18th century French silver Beaker was made in Paris in 1777 and is of lovely quality. It stands approximately 6.5 cm tall and is 7cm wide.... More Details & Photos

This rare and beautiful Norwegian silver beaker was made in Bergen in 1843 and is of lovely quality.Norwegian silver is both fine and rare, very much the secret... More Details & Photos

This Silver Chalice is a Replica of 'The Hertford Elizabethan Chalice' to commemorate the 1300th anniversary of the first ever national church assembly held... More Details & Photos

This Silver Tankard was made in London by Carrington & Co in 1899. It is of excellent size and weight and has a beautiful armorial engraving on the front and... More Details & Photos