Antique Silver dish

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

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 little footed dish was made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen circa 1925. It is well made, of typical Art Nouveau design, and very pretty. It measures... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver dish was made in Copenhagen circa 1929. It is of very fine quality as one would expect of Georg Jensen silver of this early date, and beautiful... More Details & Photos

This stunning Russian Silver and Cloisonné enamel dish was made by Ovchinnikov in 1876. Cloisonné is an ancient technique for decorating metalwork... More Details & Photos

This Silver Counter Tray is of a rustic form with a pretty crest of a boar in the centre. The marks are rubbed, however the maker can be identified as Williams Bond... 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

This unusual sterling silver dish was made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen 1925. It is of excellent quality, heavy and beautifully made. It bears the design number... More Details & Photos

This Ottoman silver dish was made in Turkey circa 1890 or 1900. It bears a very well struck "Tughra", or hallmark for the Sultan. It is in typical late 19th century... 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 Silver Arts & Crafts Pin Tray was made in Birmingham by A.E Jones in 1928. The tray is in excellent condition with no damage or repair and measures 8cm... More Details & Photos

This fine and rare Georg Jensen dish was made in Denmark circa 1925. It is in excellent condition and of rare form, having pattern number 42. There is no damage... More Details & Photos