This Georg Jensen sterling silver butter knife was made in the Rope Pattern. It bears Georg Jensen's silver mark, full Danish hallmarks for Copenhagen 1929 and also... More Details & Photos

This magnificent Art Deco silver bowl was made in London 1929 by Henry Hobson Plante, silversmith to the Royal Family. It is of exceptional quality, entirely hand... More Details & Photos

This highly unusual Sterling Silver kitchen pepper is a wonderful example of late Arts and Crafts silver. It is totally unmarked, but certainly English Sterling... More Details & Photos

This rare and collectable silver pepper was made in London and bears hallmarks for 1880. The maker is James Barclay Hennell. These peppers were made in association... More Details & Photos

This pretty little antique silver mustard pot was made by the renowned Arts and Crafts silversmith, A E Jones. It is hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, very early for... More Details & Photos

This letter opener is really quite special. It is made by Gerald Benney, London 1972, and bears his mark, and the mark of his enameller Robert Winter (RVW) on the... More Details & Photos

This Rare Arts and Crafts Silver Box was made by Heath and Middleton, and designed by Benjamin Creswick. It is of highly idiosyncratic design and construction, hand... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Post War Silver cruet set was made by the respected Post War Silversmith Anthony Elson in London 1989.The Sterling Silver Cruet comprises of a silver... More Details & Photos

This stunning solid silver coffee set was made in Copenhagen by the renowned Georg Jensen, and is of wonderful quality. The set bears a very early marks, Georg Jensen,... More Details & Photos

These beautiful antique silver salt cellars were made by A E Jones, Birmingham 1904. They are excellent examples of Arts and Crafts Silver, for which A E Jones was... More Details & Photos