Antique Dining Silver

This beautiful service of London made Victorian silver cutlery comes in a very good quality oak box, and with silver knives to match. All pieces of sterling... More Details & Photos

These Fiddle Pattern Silver Asparagus Tongs were made by William Knight II with marks for London and dated 1822.They are of Georgian silver, excellent quality... More Details & Photos

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This beautiful pair of Silver Cactus Pattern Salad servers were made by Georg Jensen and bears his post 1945 hallmark.The cactus pattern on the Servers was designed... More Details & Photos

This stunning silver cutlery set was made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen, It is in the Acanthus Pattern, and there are 36 pieces in total. It is undoubtedly a fine... More Details & Photos

This beautiful set of fiddle pattern tablespoons were made by Samuel Neville in Dublin 1801. They are of lovely proportions, longer and more elegant than English... 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 set of Georg Jensen Silver Salad Servers was made in Denmark and it has English Import Marks for London 1949. The Silver salad Servers have silver... More Details & Photos

This rather rare Silver Straining Spoon was made by Peter & Anne Bateman in London and is dated 1798.This Straining spoon is in the Old English Pattern with... More Details & Photos

This is a beautiful first period Old Sheffield Plated water jug or wine ewer made circa 1775, and in lovely original condition. It is bleeding just on the high points,... More Details & Photos