Made in London 1750 by Thomas JeannesPap boats were originally intended for feeding babies and invalids, and thus are of interest to collectors of medial antiques... More Details & Photos

Made in 1787 by Hester BatemanMade in London 1787 this fine meat skewer was made by the Queen of English silversmithing. It measures 13 inches long and is 3 oz Troy... 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

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

Made in Birmingham 1911 by Liberty and CoThis beautiful bowl is of simple hand hammered form so typical of the Arts and Crafts movement.Measurements4 1/2 inches... More Details & Photos

Made in London 1794 by Henry ChawnerThis pretty little sugar basket bears panels of fine bright cut engraving, and is a charming piece of neo-classical silver.Measurements3... 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 Circa 1680 by Bodkins are essentially large needles, designed and used for thicker fabrics such as leather. This example is beautifully engraved, and is... More Details & Photos

Made in circa 1955 by NapierA fabulous piece of fifties design. One selects a cocktail from the top window, and the descending windows list the ingredients and quantities!Measurements10... More Details & Photos

Made in Nuremburg circa 1680 by Thomas RinglerThis rare and early beaker is of beautiful heavy quality, and is textured with what is known as "snakeskin" work, typical... More Details & Photos