This Georg Jensen silver beaker or Christening cup was made in Copenhagen circa 1930 by Georg Jensen. It bears a Dutch control mark, and underneath the Dutch inscription... More Details & Photos

These sterling silver tea spoons were made by Liberty and Co, in Birmingham 1935. Each one has a little hardstone "coffee bean" as the finial. There is lapis, malachite,... More Details & Photos

This large Old Sheffield Plate wine coaster was made around 1780 and is of most unusual design. The ZigZag border is highly unusual, and repeats around the base... More Details & Photos

These Gerald Benney beakers are really quite special. They are made of Sterling Silver, gold washed inside, and with black enamel outside- a very elegant combination... More Details & Photos

This is a highly unusual lot! A set of six Cartier Sterling Silver ash trays and place card holders (usually referred to as menu holders). In one side go matches,... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver dish was made in Copenhagen circa 1929. It is of very fine quality as one would expect of Georg Jensen silver of this early date, and beautiful... More Details & Photos

This rare Scottish silver Quaiche was made in Glasgow circa 1743 by James Glen. Scottish silver of this period is rare, and Glasgow silver even more so! It is slightly... More Details & Photos

This large and impressive jug was made by Charles Boyton, London 1932. It is a wonderful piece of Art Deco silver, by a most respected maker. Charles Boyton Silver... More Details & Photos

This charming Old Sheffield Plate Argyle was made in Sheffield circa 1775, and is of beautiful design and quality. It bears an armorial crest, and original fruitwood... More Details & Photos

This fine Old Sheffield Plate goblet is in the Neoclassical style, and very fine quality. It was made circa 1800 and is in absolutely wonderful condition. There... More Details & Photos