This Magnificent silver bowl is Burmese silver and of unusually large size. It is approximately 72oz and 8 inches tall by approximately 15 inches wide at the widest... More Details & Photos

These outstanding Renaissance style salts are made in English Silver Plate circa 1860. They are of truly wonderful quality, cast and hand chased, silvered and gilt.... More Details & Photos

These Russian spoons are very fine quality. They are Moscow, circa 1910 and measure 14cm each. They were retailed by Bruppacher, Zurich. The condition of these beautiful... More Details & Photos

This unusual silver box is hallmarked Edinburgh 1981, and bears the makers mark of Glasgow School of Art. It's a beautifully designed and very well made piece, crisp... More Details & Photos

This fine pair of Post War silver salts are by the highly regarded late 20th century silversmith Stuart Devlin. They are of elegant modernist design, parcel gilt... More Details & Photos

This antique silver pair of Asparagus tongs were made in London 1824. They are in the Fiddle Pattern, and are of excellent quality. The Georgian silver asparagus... More Details & Photos

These beautiful spoons were originally made in London 1791 by Smith and Fearne. The sugar sifter is 1776, by Thomas Chawner. However, in approximately 1870 these... More Details & Photos

This astounding solid silver vase was made in London 1969, and the makers mark is CHF. It is a strangely alluring object, reminding one of a deep sea chimney covered... More Details & Photos

This sterling silver tankard was made by A E Jones, the well respected Arts and Crafts silversmith, in Birmingham 1932. It is a pint tankard, of very good quality... More Details & Photos

This wonderful sterling silver tea set was made by Barnard Brothers in 1858. It is in the Neoclassical style, with overt Grecian and Romanesque influence. It is... More Details & Photos