This Georg Jensen silver compote was made by Georg Jensen, and designed by Gundorph Albertus. It is a classic design, released in a number of different sizes. This... More Details & Photos

This Akkeleje Pattern large butter knife was designed by Georg Jensen in 1918, and a fine example of  Georg Jensen's Art Nouveau silver flatware.This... More Details & Photos

This rare pattern dessert fork is a fine example of  Georg Jensen silver flatware of Art Deco. It is heavy and of good quality.Parallel is one of... More Details & Photos

This Georgian silver mug, barrel shaped with plain angular "D" shaped handle, was made in London 1814.  The maker mark was rubbed, but other hall marks are... More Details & Photos

This pair of Sterling Silver salt spoons were made by Georg Jensen circa 1965. They are in excellent condition with no damage or repair.These Georg Jensen silver... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen silver flatware was designed by Magnus Stephenson in 1961, and is in the  Argo pattern. This very modern pattern features a slender handle... More Details & Photos

This Georg Jensen dinner knife was made in the Parallel pattern, designed by Oscar Gunlach Pedersen. Parallel pattern flatware is very rare and a fine... More Details & Photos

This sterling silver sauce boat was made by A E Jones, one of the most important and respected Arts and Crafts silversmith, in Birmingham 1929. It bears full hallmarks.... More Details & Photos

This incredible silver salver is designed by Stuart Devlin. StuartDevlin is one of the most renowned and respected of post war Silversmiths. Devlin had the Royal... More Details & Photos

This fine silver Quaiche was made by R E Stone, the renowned Art Deco silversmith. It is hand made, and inset with a silver crown for 1935, and bears the hallmarks... More Details & Photos