Antique drinking Silver

This sterling silver christening mug was made by Tiffany and Co, and has never been used. It comes in its original retail box and tarnish proof pouch, as pictured.... More Details & Photos

This magnificent silver Claret Jug was made by the celebrated firm of Elkington, Birmingham 1860. It is of superb quality, beautifully decorated with tendrils of... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Georgian Silver Loving Cup was made by Langland and Robertson, Newcastle 1780.It is in beautiful condition, with a fine patina and elegant shape.... More Details & Photos

A fine pair of Georgian Old Sheffield Plate wine coasters, made around the late 18th century/early 19th century. The central bosses are crested. On the side is stamped... More Details & Photos

A fine example of German marriage cup, this was made in circa1880-1910 and bears the Dutch control mark applied to imported silvers. The female figure... More Details & Photos

A very rare item in sterling silver, this fine Edwardian lemonade jug was made by John Grinsell & Sons in Birmingham in 1911. The defining characteristic of... More Details & Photos

This fine silver tea strainer was made by Georg Jensen in Continental Pattern, and bears London Import marks for 1931.  Continental was designed by Jensen... More Details & Photos

This charming mazer bowl was made by famous silversmith Thomas Bradbury & Sons, in Sheffield 1923. Mazer, shallow bowls without handles, used to be popular... More Details & Photos

This Georgian silver mug, barrel shaped with plain angular "D" shaped handle, was made in London 1814.  The maker mark was rubbed, but other hall marks are... More Details & Photos

This hand hammered sterling silver christening mug was made by Georg Jensen in 1925. It is beautifully made, and a fine example of Denmark's answer to Art Nouveau... More Details & Photos

This stunning Russian cloisonné enamel beaker was made in Moscow  the mark for the important Gustav Klingert.The beaker is of beautiful workmanship... More Details & Photos

This Victorian Silver Claret Jug was made in London in 1897. The mounts are silver, while the body is finely cut lead crystal. Both the silver mounts and crystal... More Details & Photos

This beautiful little silver mug is Greek silver, and a replica of a very ancient Minoan cup found in Vapheio, in mainland greece. It depicts the famous Minoan bull... 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 Georg Jensen silver beaker or Christening cup was made in Copenhagen circa 1930 by Georg Jensen. It bears a Dutch control mark, and underneath the Dutch inscription... More Details & Photos

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 hip flask is engraved with Aesthetic designs, heavily influenced by Japanese and Oriental art. It is silver and cut lead crystal, and was made in London 1893,... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Silver beaker was made in Sala, 1786 by Gustaf Elstrom. It stands 8cm tall and weighs 58g. It has a good antique patina, and charming "wrigglework"... More Details & Photos

This pretty silver quaiche was made by R.E. Stone in London in 1934. It is in good quality with no damage or repair.It has a length of approximately 12... More Details & Photos

Made in London 1761 by Jonathan PayneTraditionally, tumbler cups were designed for the then bumpy activity of travelling. Thus they needed to withstand the uneven... More Details & Photos

Made in Nuremburg circa 1680 by Thomas RinglerThis rare and early beaker is of beautiful heavy quality, and is textured with what is known as "snakeskin" work, typical... More Details & Photos

This stunning silver mug is both large and heavy, and of excellent quality. It is of the rare "Britannia" standard, which is slightly purer than sterling, being... More Details & Photos

This Swedish Silver beaker was made in Jonkoping, 1780 and is of very fine quality and design. Of very traditional form, this beaker is superior to the norm, having... More Details & Photos

This very rare sterling silver tea set was designed by Christopher Dresser in 1880, after he visited Japan. Christopher Dresser was incredibly ahead of his time,... More Details & Photos

This magnificent silver gilt two-handled cup and cover, standing on a stepped spreading foot, was made by Alexander Crichton in London, 1931. The domed... More Details & Photos

This impressive example of Arts and Crafts silvered copper is marked DSCG, for the Duchess of Sutherland Cripples Guild. An important part of the British Arts and... More Details & Photos

A stylish silver plated tea set designed in 1961 by Eric Clements. It includes a coffee pot, tea pot, hot water jug, cream jug, sugar bowl and tray.Eric Clements... More Details & Photos

A beautiful, fully hallmarked Art Nouveau claret jug made by in Sheffield 1927 by William Hutton & Sons. Key design features are the finely detailed... More Details & Photos

This fine pair of silver beakers were made by Stuart Devlin in 1980, and are very fine quality. They each stand 13cm tall and weigh 404g total. Stuart Devlin is... More Details & Photos

This Old Sheffield Plate loving cup was made circa 1790, and is typically Neoclassical in design. Loving cups were traditional at weddings, where both the bride... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Old Sheffield Plate horn beaker was made circa 1800. It is a charming piece, well loved and well worn, but in good condition. Alas it is not usable,... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Britannia silver tumbler cup, silver-gilt with gold, was made by Nathaniel Locke in 1701 or 1707. The cup bears Britannia... More Details & Photos

This stunning piece of 17th Century Silver was made in Spain circa 1680. It is of campana form with a lobed base and elegant baroque scrolls along the chamfered... 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 sterling silver tankard was made by A E Jones, the well respected Arts and Crafts silversmith, in Birmingham 1932. It is a pint tankard, of very good quality... More Details & Photos

This rare Scottish silver Quaiche was made in Glasgow circa 1743 by James Glen. Scottish silver of this period is rare, and Glasgow silver even more so! It is slightly... 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

This 3 handled trophy cup/wine cooler, bearing the engraving 'Britannia Stakes' was made by Skinner & Co with marks for London and dated 1904.It is beautifully... More Details & Photos

This fine pair of Old Sheffield Plated beakers were made circa 1800 and are of excellent quality. They have a beautiful antique patina, and a Scottish crest. This... More Details & Photos

This stylish Arts & Crafts silver mug was made in London in 1951 by R.E. Stone. It is in excellent condition with no damage or repair.The mug stands at approximately... More Details & Photos

Made in 1971-6 by C J Vander, designed by Christopher LawrenceThis drinks set was designed by Christopher Lawrence for C J Vander in London 1971-6. It is of beautiful... More Details & Photos