Post War Design Antique 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 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 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

These elegant modernist silver wine coasters were made by one of the very best names in Post War British Design: Robert Welch. They are sterling silver, fully hallmarked... 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 incredible silver salver is designed by Stuart Devlin. StuartDevlin is one of the most renowned and respected of post war Silversmiths. Devlin had the Royal... More Details & Photos

This set of sterling silver forks are Cypress Pattern, and a fine example of Georg Jensen cutlery. They each measure 17cm long, and are the medium dinner fork size.... 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

These modernist style cufflinks are a tip of the hat to the great Stuart Devlin who pioneered this sort of "bark effect" look. The links are in English Hallmarked... More Details & Photos

Made in Circa 1960 by Eric Clements for Mappin and WebbHeavily influenced by Scandinavian design this set was made circa 1960. The design is known simply as the... More Details & Photos

This rare silver and silver gilt box was designed and made by Stuart Devlin. Stuart Devlin is one of the most renowned and respected of British post war Silversmiths.... More Details & Photos

A set of Post War Silver napkin rings by the famous Post War Designer Christopher Lawrence. These napkin rings are elegantly banded with bark effect decoration.... 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 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 fine pair of Post War silver salts are by the highly regarded late 20th century silversmith Stuart Devlin. They are of elegant modernist design, parcel gilt... 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 stylish Post War silver cup was made by Gerald Benney in London 1973. It is of beautiful quality, bearing Benney's signature "Bark Effect" decoration. Unusually... More Details & Photos

This beautiful paperweight is by the renowned silversmith Gerald Benney, and was made in London 1978. Bearing a variation on his famous Bark Effect finish,... More Details & Photos

This beautiful pair of modernist silver pepper and salt shakers were designed by the renowned and award winning designer Henning Köppel for Georg Jensen.They... More Details & Photos

This is a Modernist Silver Pen Tray made in London by the renowned Gerald Benney in 1979, it bears the inscription 'The institute of chartered accountants in england... More Details & Photos

This  magnificent Gerald Benney table centrepiece was made in London and is dated for 1966. A major innovation to silver decoration at this time was Benney’s... More Details & Photos

This beautifulsilver letter opener was made by Stuart Devlin in London 1976. Devlinis considered to be the greatest British silversmith of the Post-Warperiod,... More Details & Photos

Made in circa 1955 by David Mellor for Walker and HallThis tea set is reminiscent of Mellors more ubiquitous "Pride" tea set, although of much better quality, and... More Details & Photos

Made in London 1975 by Jocelyn Burton for AurumThis wonderful porringer was made to commemorate 300th year of St Pauls Cathedral, and is of beautiful heavy quality.... More Details & Photos

This stunning silver cutlery set was made by Georg Jensen in Cypress pattern.The Cypress pattern was designed by Tias Ekforf in 1954, and a fine example of modern... More Details & Photos

A hand blown perfume bottle with a beautiful silver overlay, which accentuates the modern design. The bands that make up the overlay are gilt on the reverse side,... 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

These fine silver coasters were made to commemorate 100 years of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill in 1974, made by Garrard, and designed by John Churchill... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver flatware was designed by Magnus Stephenson in 1961, and is in the  Argo pattern. This very modern pattern features a slender handle... More Details & Photos

This pair of Sterling Silver salt spoons were made by Georg Jensen circa 1965. They are in excellent condition with no damage or repair.These Georg Jensen silver... More Details & Photos

This Stylish Silver Plated Flatware Set of cutlery is for six persons, and in the post war style. Plain and simple lines, it was made in Germany circa 1970 by BSF... More Details & Photos

Organic and elegant, "Coral" suggests the beauty of the natural world while exuding the prestige of a hand made object. They are in English Hallmarked Sterling Silver.... More Details & Photos

Simply oozing the futurist style of the 1960's these beautiful cufflinks are made in English hallmarked Sterling Silver and plated in fine gold. More Details & Photos

This boxed pair of Gerald Benney Silver trays were made in London 1979, and are of very fine quality. They are also in immaculate condition. Gerald Benney was one... More Details & Photos

This Cypress Pattern Silver table knife was made by Georg Jensen silver in Denmark. It measures 22cm approx, and is in good condition. The back of the knife is engraved... More Details & Photos

This pair of solid silver Gerald Benney wine coasters were made in London 1966. They are classic examples of Gerald Benney's famous Bark Effect finish, and are excellent... More Details & Photos

This sterling silver cigar box was made by the Post War silversmith Anthony Elson. It is of very nice quality and design, plain and elegant. It was made in London,... More Details & Photos

This unusual silver box is hallmarked Edinburgh 1981, and bears the makers mark of Glasgow School of Art. It's a beautifully designed and very well made piece, crisp... 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 beautiful Post War Silver cruet set was made by the respected Post War Silversmith Anthony Elson in London 1989.The Sterling Silver Cruet comprises of a silver... More Details & Photos

This beautiful pair of Post War Silver candlesticks were made by the renowned silversmith Leslie Durbin. They are marked for London 1973. They feature three salmon... More Details & Photos

This beautiful set of teaspoons were made by Georg Jensen circa 1960.Each spoon is silver gilt, and beautifully enamelled. This design is by Tias Ekhoff, and is... More Details & Photos

his beautiful silver plated tea set is in the "Clements" pattern, and designed by the renowned designer Eric Clements in 1960. It is of wonderful modernist design,... More Details & Photos

This stunning 4 piece tea set was made by Mappin & Webb and designed by the renowned David Mellor, in his famous Pride Pattern, c1960.Each piece is in... More Details & Photos

These beautiful silver gilt place card/ name card holders (usually referred to in the trade as menu holders, somewhat erroneously in my opinion!) are made by the... More Details & Photos

This fine and rare candelabra centre piece by the renowned English silver smith Stuart Devlin was made in 1976. It has an outstanding design and is in good condition... 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

Made in London 1990 by Robert WelchThis superb silver tea set was made by the renowned designer Robert Welch in London 1990. A contemporary of David Mellor and Gerald... More Details & Photos