post war british silver gallery

This beautiful Post War silver and enamel egg is rather unusual! It was made by the well known and respected Post War designer Anthony Elson. The egg shell itself... More Details & Photos

A stylish silver plated tea set designed in 1961 by Eric Clements. It includes a coffee pot, tea pot, hot water jug, cream jug, sugar bowl and tray.Eric Clements... More Details & Photos

A beautifully crafted sterling silver box by the renowned Greek jeweler Ilias Lalaounis, which was made in the second half of the 20th century.The fine decoration... More Details & Photos

These elegant modernist silver wine coasters were made by one of the very best names in Post War British Design: Robert Welch. They are sterling silver, fully hallmarked... More Details & Photos

This fine pair of silver beakers were made by Stuart Devlin in 1980, and are very fine quality. They each stand 13cm tall and weigh 404g total. Stuart Devlin is... More Details & Photos

This stunning silver cutlery set was made by Georg Jensen in Cypress pattern.The Cypress pattern was designed by Tias Ekforf in 1954, and a fine example of modern... More Details & Photos

A hand blown perfume bottle with a beautiful silver overlay, which accentuates the modern design. The bands that make up the overlay are gilt on the reverse side,... More Details & Photos

This finely hand raised bowl is by Leslie Durbin, 1971 and is fully hallmarked London silver. Durbin was one of the most respected of 20th century silversmiths,... More Details & Photos

These fine silver coasters were made to commemorate 100 years of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill in 1974, made by Garrard, and designed by John Churchill... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver flatware was designed by Magnus Stephenson in 1961, and is in the  Argo pattern. This very modern pattern features a slender handle... More Details & Photos