This set of Sterling Silver Arts and Crafts candlesticks were made by James Dixon and Sons in Sheffield 1947, and bear full English silver hallmarks for this date.... More Details & Photos

This highly unusual set of novelty silver menu holders are fashioned in the form of crabs claws! They were made in Chester 1904 by Samson Morden and are of excellent... More Details & Photos

This Magnificent American Sterling silver bowl is by Whiting, and of super quality. The very ornate Art Nouveau silver decoration is in very high relief, and the... More Details & Photos

This beautiful little 18th century French silver Beaker was made in Paris in 1777 and is of lovely quality. It stands approximately 6.5 cm tall and is 7cm wide.... More Details & Photos

This charming Colonial silver mug is something of a mystery! It is of early 19th century manufacture. It is well made, and of good gauge. The initials would point... More Details & Photos

This elegant antique silver tea set was made in London 1811 and is in the Regency style. A fine example of Regency Silver, this beautiful silver tea set is well... More Details & Photos

This stylish and hand planished Art Deco Chinese Silver Cocktail Shaker was made circa 1920, and is of beautiful quality and design. A rare example of Chinese Art... More Details & Photos

This stylish Post War silver cup was made by Gerald Benney in London 1973. It is of beautiful quality, bearing Benney's signature "Bark Effect" decoration. Unusually... More Details & Photos

This charming pair of Antique silver candlesticks are of typical Portuguese form, and of beautiful style. They were made in Porto, bearing the hallmark for Porto... More Details & Photos

This beautiful pair of Post War Silver candlesticks were made by the renowned silversmith Leslie Durbin. They are marked for London 1973. They feature three salmon... More Details & Photos