This exceptionally rare 17th century Charles II Tumbler Cup was made in London, 1683. It has a very distinctive snakeskin (Or mattwork) around the body which... More Details & Photos

This Sterling Silver Bead Pattern Pastry/Tomato Server was made by Georg Jensen in Denmark and bears the 1915-1930 mark as well as swedish import marks.It... More Details & Photos

This magnificent Arts & Crafts Bell was made by the Duchess of Sutherland's Cripples Guild, c1900.The bell is silver on brass, while the handle is silver on... More Details & Photos

This George V Sterling Silver Shell and Gadroon border salver was made in London by George Howson, in 1921.The Salver wieghs 2.32kgs and measures 46cm in width... More Details & Photos

This Victorian Four Piece Silver Tea Set was mad in London by Henry Holland (of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater) in 1855. It has 'Ivorine' Insulators and sharp... More Details & Photos

This Victorian, with Engine Turning and beading, Silver Plate Tea Caddy was made in birmingham by Thomas Harwood & Sons, c1860.It stands 10cm tall, 14.5cm... More Details & Photos

This magnificent pair of Silver Plate ' Regency Style ' Entree Dishes were made c1900. They are in excellent condition, with no damage or repair and measure... More Details & Photos

This set of Silver Plate Fish Cutlery for 12, with original box, was made by Walker & Hall. They are in excellent condition, with bone handles and crisp... More Details & Photos

This Victorian American Sterling Silver Pitcher was made in New York by Theodore B Starr, c1900.The Pitcher measures 28cm tall, 22cm wide from handle to lip and... More Details & Photos

This pair of Regency Silver Wine Coasters were made in London by William Bateman in 1821.They are expertly made, in a excellent regency design (Which was also... More Details & Photos