Made in Circa 1960 by Eric Clements for Mappin and WebbHeavily influenced by Scandinavian design this set was made circa 1960. The design is known simply as the... More Details & Photos

Continental  pattern cutlery, the first cutlery range of  the Georg Jensen firm, was designed  in 1906 by Georg Jensen, inspired by the form... More Details & Photos

This fine silver Soup Plate was made by the renowned Royal silversmiths Wakelin and Taylor. It is of the excelent quality one would expect of this period and maker.It... More Details & Photos

This boxed pair of Gerald Benney Silver trays were made in London 1979, and are of very fine quality. They are also in immaculate condition. Gerald Benney was one... More Details & Photos

This Sterling Silver Cake Fork was made by Georg Jensen in the Pyramid Pattern. The Pyramid Pattern was designed in 1926 by Harald Nielsen, and is clearly... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver cake server is in the Acorn pattern, designed by Johan Rhode in 1916. Rhode was one of the most influential of... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Britannia silver tumbler cup, silver-gilt with gold, was made by Nathaniel Locke in 1701 or 1707. The cup bears Britannia... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Georgian style sterling silver tea set was made in Chester 1901. It has wonderful bright cut decoration and is of very good quality. It weighs 30oz... More Details & Photos

This set of four sterling silver and enamel menu holders were made by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths in London 1924. They are of very fine quality, and the enamel work... More Details & Photos

This silver ship is a scale model of a 16th century Galleon. It is quite a magnificent object, very finely made with a lot of intricate detail. As you can see it... More Details & Photos