This Sterling Silver casket is of excellent quality and design. It has a lock (but no key) and was originally intended as a Jewelry box. It is simply stamped... More Details & Photos

This pair of Regency silver wine coasters were made in 1821, London, by William Bateman. They are of fine quality, and elegant late Georgian design. They... More Details & Photos

A set of 12 Dessert Spoons made in Sterling Silver in the Pyramid Pattern by Georg Jensen. Each of these spoons measures 16.5cm long and is in excellent condition.... More Details & Photos

This fine pair of Antique York Silver spoons were made by Barber and North, 1787. They are of fine quality and in the Fiddle Pattern. Each spoon measures 22cm long.... More Details & Photos

This rare object is an antique silver weighing scale, with sterling silver pans and cut steel frame. The pans are hallmarked for 1833. It is displayed on an acrylic... More Details & Photos

This ornate and unusual item is, in fact, a shawl pin. It is from the Andes, probably Bolivia but it might also be Peruvian. It is set with a large coloured stone.... More Details & Photos

This Bernadotte Pattern Silver Spoon was made by Georg Jensen. It was designed by Sigurd Bernadotte, the prince of Sweden, in 1939. It measures 14.5cm long... More Details & Photos

This Victorian Silver Claret Jug was made in London in 1897. The mounts are silver, while the body is finely cut lead crystal. Both the silver mounts and crystal... More Details & Photos

This pair of Georgian silver candlesticks were made in London 1758 by John Perry and are of excellent quality. They are cast, and stand 10.5cm tall. Each Georgian... More Details & Photos

These sterling silver sugar tongs were made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen 1922. They are design 131, and measure 10cm. These Georg Jensen silver sugar tongs... More Details & Photos