This beautiful Victorian Electrotype box was made circa 1880, and is of excellent quality. It is lined with velvet, and originally intended as a silver plate jewelry... More Details & Photos

This Arts and Crafts tray was made by the Keswick School of Industrial Arts: one of the more important of the Arts and Crafts guilds. It is hand worked silver on... More Details & Photos

This little Arts and Crafts silver candlestick was made by A E Jones in Birmingham 1918. It is of typical Arts and Crafts design with a corkscrewed wooden stem.... More Details & Photos

This Art Deco Silver bowl is by Harold Stabler, and is really quite rare. Silver by Harold Stabler is uncommon, to say the least. It is hallmarked London 1929 and... More Details & Photos

This elegant silver tea set was made in Kashmir, India, circa 1930. The work is very fine, showing Mughal influences. Antique Kashmir silver is highly regarded among... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen Silver tea caddy was made in Copenhagen between 1926 and 1930. It is of a very rare design, number 49, which is one of Georg Jensen's own designs.... More Details & Photos

This stunning piece of 17th Century Silver was made in Spain circa 1680. It is of campana form with a lobed base and elegant baroque scrolls along the chamfered... More Details & Photos

This Victorian silver letter opnener was made in London in 1851 by Francis Higgins II. Often these are also referred to as an antique silver paper knife or even... More Details & Photos

This English Arts and Crafts Silver bowl was made by the Artificers Guild, designed by Edward Spencer. It is hallmarked London 1932, bears the Artificers Guild makers... More Details & Photos

This pair of Regency Old Sheffield Plate wine coasters were made by Matthew Boulton, the most famous of Old Sheffield Plate manufacturers. They were made in Birmingham... More Details & Photos