This beautiful jug, a fine example Neoclassical silver, was made by William Doyle in Dublin 1800.Bright cut ( decorative engraving with a series of short... More Details & Photos

A beautiful set of six sterling silver teaspoons in the Lily of the Valley pattern. The Lily of the Valley pattern, which is also known as the Rose pattern, was... More Details & Photos

A set of six sterling silver Akkeleje pattern dessert spoons. The Akkeleje pattern was designed in 1918 by Georg Jensen.Each spoon measures 157 millimetres. More Details & Photos

A beautiful set of six sterling silver dessert forks in Akkeleje pattern by Georg Jensen. The Akkeleje pattern was designed by Georg Jensen in 1918. The forks bear... More Details & Photos

A fine sterling silver coffee spoon in Akkeleje pattern, which was designed by Georg Jensen in 1918.The spoon measures 115 millimetres. More Details & Photos

A fine example of German marriage cup, this was made in circa1880-1910 and bears the Dutch control mark applied to imported silvers. The female figure... More Details & Photos

A sterling silver dinner fork in Akkeleje pattern, which was designed by Georg Jensen in 1918.The fork measures 196 millimetres. More Details & Photos

A sterling silver dessert spoon in Akkeleje pattern, which was designed in 1918 by Georg Jensen.The spoon measures 157 millimetres. More Details & Photos

A sterling silver dessert fork in Akkeleje pattern, which was designed by Georg Jensen in 1918.The fork measures 167 millimetres. More Details & Photos

A fine sterling silver teaspoon in Akkeleje pattern. The Akkeleje pattern was designed in 1918 by Georg Jensen.The spoon measures 130 millimetres. More Details & Photos