Neoclassical Antique Silver

This pretty pair of Old Sheffield Plate sugar tongs were made circa 1780, and are an example of Old Sheffield Plate flatware. Flatware in Old Sheffield Plate is... More Details & Photos

This Magnificent Engraved, Victorian Silver Plate Gallery Tray was made c1870.The tray is of large size, with beautiful engraving and a fine pierced gallery. The... More Details & Photos

This very rare Neo-Classical Old Sheffield Plate Sauce Boat was made c 1780. It is in excellent condition, although it does have a small amount of pitting (As pictured),... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Georgian style sterling silver tea set was made in Chester 1901. It has wonderful bright cut decoration and is of very good quality. It weighs 30oz... More Details & Photos

This Georgian Silver teapot is an excellent example of its type, and very fine. It was made in London 1788 by John Harris, is of very elegant shaped form, and bears... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Old Sheffield Plate soup ladle was made circa 1790. It measures approximately 13 inches in length. Old Sheffield Plate flatware is rare, as it was... More Details & Photos

This beautiful pair of Neo-Classical Sheffield Plate Candlesticks are oval based and of Urn and Pedestal form. They were made circa 1790 in Sheffield. The have... More Details & Photos

This Engraved Victorian Silver Plate Tea Set is c1860.The Tea Pot measures 11cm tall, 9.8cm wide and 25cm from handle to spout while the coffee pot measures 18cm... More Details & Photos

This Georgian Silver wine funnel is Georgian, and made by the renowned Hester Bateman. Hester Bateman was known as the "Queen of English Silversmithing", and a well... More Details & Photos

This wonderful sterling silver tea set was made by Barnard Brothers in 1858. It is in the Neoclassical style, with overt Grecian and Romanesque influence. It is... More Details & Photos