George III Antique Silver

This fine pair of Antique York Silver spoons were made by Barber and North, 1787. They are of fine quality and in the Fiddle Pattern. Each spoon measures 22cm long.... More Details & Photos

This rare object is an antique silver weighing scale, with sterling silver pans and cut steel frame. The pans are hallmarked for 1833. It is displayed on an acrylic... 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

A pair of Old English pattern silver table forks by the renowned silversmith, Paul Storr. These forks are of the superb quality one expects of Paul Storr, the finest... 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

This pair of Georgian silver candlesticks were made in London 1758 by John Perry and are of excellent quality. They are cast, and stand 10.5cm tall. Each Georgian... More Details & Photos

This Hester Bateman snuff box is extremely rare. It is a Georgian silver Cowrie Shell snuff box, made circa 1780. Hester Bateman was the "Queen of English silver",... 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

A Georgian Irish Silver Meat Skewer made in Dublin 1796. It is of typical form for an Irish meat skewer, and has very fine Dublin Star Cut silver bright cutting.... More Details & Photos