This incredible Limoges enamel pendant was made circa 1905. In this portrait the vivid blue colour beautifully stands out against the black base, and the portrait... More Details & Photos

This charming Arts and Crafts sterling silver salt cellar was made by D.S.C.G, in Birmingham 1910. It bears full hall marks including its characteristic maker’s... More Details & Photos

This beautiful piece of early silver is most likely German, or possibly Swiss- both nations made this type of object. It dates to the second half of the 17th century-... More Details & Photos

These elegant modernist silver wine coasters were made by one of the very best names in Post War British Design: Robert Welch. They are sterling silver, fully hallmarked... More Details & Photos

This fine pair of silver beakers were made by Stuart Devlin in 1980, and are very fine quality. They each stand 13cm tall and weigh 404g total. Stuart Devlin is... More Details & Photos

This charming mazer bowl was made by famous silversmith Thomas Bradbury & Sons, in Sheffield 1923. Mazer, shallow bowls without handles, used to be popular... More Details & Photos

This　fine sterling silver dinner plate was made by highly regarded silversmith Paul Storr in 1827. It is heavy, beautiful quality, and decorated with... More Details & Photos

This finely hand raised bowl is by Leslie Durbin, 1971 and is fully hallmarked London silver. Durbin was one of the most respected of 20th century silversmiths,... More Details & Photos

These fine silver coasters were made to commemorate 100 years of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill in 1974, made by Garrard, and designed by John Churchill... More Details & Photos

This beautiful set of mother of pearl handled cutlery was made in Glasgow 1832 by James McKewan. It is a set for 18 persons, 32 pieces in total. Each piece is in... More Details & Photos