This set of Georg Jensen Silver Salad Servers was made in Denmark and it has English Import Marks for London 1949. The Silver salad Servers have silver... More Details & Photos

This beautiful Silver beaker was made in Sala, 1786 by Gustaf Elstrom. It stands 8cm tall and weighs 58g. It has a good antique patina, and charming "wrigglework"... More Details & Photos

This rather rare Silver Straining Spoon was made by Peter & Anne Bateman in London and is dated 1798.This Straining spoon is in the Old English Pattern with... More Details & Photos

This Tea Set is by Francis Boone Thomas and is made in London, c1894.Each piece displays a striking Armorial Crest and is of half fluted style. The terminal of... More Details & Photos

This magnificent silver gilt box is both rare and highly unusual. It was made by William Brown in London, 1830.It is, in fact, a faithful reproduction of a Charles... More Details & Photos

This wine funnel stand is made by Matthew West in Dublin, c1770.As is the case with much 18th century Irish silver this piece bears no date letter.There is... More Details & Photos

This beautiful pair of Silver Cactus Pattern Salad servers were made by Georg Jensen and bears his post 1945 hallmark.The cactus pattern on the Servers was designed... More Details & Photos

This magnificent Victorian Silver Salver, with Armorial Crest, was made by George Lambert in London and is dated 1876. It is of superb quality and gauge, and in... More Details & Photos

This Silver Counter Tray is of a rustic form with a pretty crest of a boar in the centre. The marks are rubbed, however the maker can be identified as Williams Bond... More Details & Photos

This stunning silver cutlery set was made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen, It is in the Acanthus Pattern, and there are 36 pieces in total. It is undoubtedly a fine... More Details & Photos