Antique Dining Silver

This rare and collectable silver pepper was made in London and bears hallmarks for 1880. The maker is James Barclay Hennell. These peppers were made in association... More Details & Photos

These beautiful antique silver salt cellars were made by A E Jones, Birmingham 1904. They are excellent examples of Arts and Crafts Silver, for which A E Jones was... More Details & Photos

This beautiful pair of vine leaf and grape scissors were made in London 1843 by Charles Rawlins & William Summers. They are of excellent quality and beautiful... More Details & Photos

Here we offer a beautiful set of sterling silverware. This beautiful sterling silver cutlery set of English silver flatware was made in Sheffield by John Round.... More Details & Photos

This stunning service of Acanthus Pattern flatware by Georg Jensen is really rather magnificent! It all bears the usual Georg Jensen marks for the post 1945... More Details & Photos

This pretty little antique silver mustard pot was made by the renowned Arts and Crafts silversmith, A E Jones. It is hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, very early for... More Details & Photos

This highly unusual set of novelty silver menu holders are fashioned in the form of crabs claws! They were made in Chester 1904 by Samson Morden and are of excellent... More Details & Photos

A beautiful pair of sterling silver butter knives made by Georg Jensen in the famous Acanthus Pattern.This pattern is one of the most recognised of Georg Jensen... More Details & Photos

This charming pair of Georgian style sauce boats were made by the famous Richard Comyns, and are of beautiful quality.In classic George III style, these elegant... More Details & Photos

James Baldwin Antiques is pleased to offer this stunning little piece of early English silver, A Porringer or Caudle Cup made by TP between two pellets, London 1663. The... More Details & Photos