Antique Dining Silver

This Russian silver Salt Throne is a rather rare and special item. Made in Moscow in 1884, it is modeled after a traditional wooden salt box, shaped as a seat, or... More Details & Photos

This is a very fine example of a silver sugar caster by the well known firm of Mappin and Webb. It is large and of fine quality, heavy and well made. The silver... More Details & Photos

This Georgian silver marrow scoop was made in London 1729 by John Swift. It is a very early example, most silver Marrow Scoops were made in the mid to late 18th... More Details & Photos

These outstanding Renaissance style salts are made in English Silver Plate circa 1860. They are of truly wonderful quality, cast and hand chased, silvered and gilt.... More Details & Photos

This fine pair of Post War silver salts are by the highly regarded late 20th century silversmith Stuart Devlin. They are of elegant modernist design, parcel gilt... More Details & Photos

This Ottoman silver dish was made in Turkey circa 1890 or 1900. It bears a very well struck "Tughra", or hallmark for the Sultan. It is in typical late 19th century... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Napkin Ring was made in Copenhagen between 1932 and 1945 and is in the Georg Jensen Acorn Pattern. It bears English import marks... More Details & Photos

This antique silver pair of Asparagus tongs were made in London 1824. They are in the Fiddle Pattern, and are of excellent quality. The Georgian silver asparagus... More Details & Photos

These beautiful spoons were originally made in London 1791 by Smith and Fearne. The sugar sifter is 1776, by Thomas Chawner. However, in approximately 1870 these... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver dish was made in Copenhagen circa 1929. It is of very fine quality as one would expect of Georg Jensen silver of this early date, and beautiful... More Details & Photos