Antique Dining Silver

This large Old Sheffield Plate wine coaster was made around 1780 and is of most unusual design. The ZigZag border is highly unusual, and repeats around the base... More Details & Photos

This Old Sheffield Plate Argyle (also sometimes spelt Argyll) is a wonderful piece of antique silverware. It dates to approximately 1775-1780, and is in superb condition.... More Details & Photos

A pair of Old English pattern silver table forks by the renowned silversmith, Paul Storr. These forks are of the superb quality one expects of Paul Storr, the finest... More Details & Photos

These Bright Cut Irish silver spoons were made in Dublin 1809. They are in the Celtic Point pattern, which is a variation of the Old English pattern, but with a... More Details & Photos

This highly unusual Sterling Silver kitchen pepper is a wonderful example of late Arts and Crafts silver. It is totally unmarked, but certainly English Sterling... More Details & Photos

This charming Old Sheffield Plate Argyle was made in Sheffield circa 1775, and is of beautiful design and quality. It bears an armorial crest, and original fruitwood... More Details & Photos

This fine Indian Silver Sugar Caster was made by the finest of Indian silversmiths, Oomersi Mawji of Bhuj. It is in the classic 19th century Cutch silver style,... More Details & Photos

A Georgian Irish Silver Meat Skewer made in Dublin 1796. It is of typical form for an Irish meat skewer, and has very fine Dublin Star Cut silver bright cutting.... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen sterling silver butter knife was made in the Rope Pattern. It bears Georg Jensen's silver mark, full Danish hallmarks for Copenhagen 1929 and also... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Post War Silver cruet set was made by the respected Post War Silversmith Anthony Elson in London 1989.The Sterling Silver Cruet comprises of a silver... More Details & Photos