Silver

An early George I silver punch bowl. Robert Timbrell & Joseph Bell I, London, 1714. Designed with two rows of fluted bands to the circular body an...

A Victorian novelty silver tortoise table bell. Joseph Braham, London, 1895. Realistically modelled with a silver shell and body, the clockwork be...

A silver sculpture: Frankel Winning the 2000 Guineas. Charlie Langton, London, 2016. *ARRThe limited edition sculpture depicting Frankel at full s...

An Edwardian silver epergne with three hanging baskets. William Comyns & Sons, London, 1906. The trumpet-shaped central vase applied with shell an...

A George II provincial silver bullet teapot. William Parry, Exeter, 1742. Of bullet form with scalloped detail to spout, chased around the shoulde...

A pair of William III silver candlesticks. Maker's mark 'DB' with mullet or pellet above. London, 1695. Of columnar design, each cast candlestick ...

A pair of 19th century Austro-Hungarian silver candlesticks. c.1870. 800 standard. The knopped, baluster stems cast with flowers and fluted decora...

A 19th century Austro-Hungarian silver dressing table mirror. Joseph Carl Klinkosch (1822-1888), Vienna, 1872-1888. Of rectangular form with woode...

A German parcel gilt silver Hanukkah oil menorah. Late 19th/early 20th century. Stamped 900. The rectangular base supporting eight oil fonts desig...

A Kiddush fountain with ten cups. Stamped 925.   The rectangular stand supporting ten hexagonal cups with gilded interiors, each filled from above...

A 19th century Austro-Hungarian 'Netilat Yadayim' jug. Vienna (1807-1866), 13 loth standard. Of globular form, the shaped rim with applied foliate...

A pair of German silver sugar bowls. Stamped 800. The circular bodies with clear glass liners raised on four floral-shouldered feet, the sides pie...

Four 19th century silver gilt fruit dishes. Maison Odiot, Paris, c.1880. Of stylised, foliate form, each shaped dish designed with overlapping lay...

A Japanese silver and mixed metal Aesthetic Movement bowl. Import marks for Cornelius Brabrook Pare, Birmingham, 1878. Of shaped, circular form, t...

A Russian silver mounted desk blotter. Vasily Naumov (probably), Moscow, 1908-1926. The leather mounted blotter applied to the front cover with a ...

A set of four Chinese export novelty spider's web place/menu card holders. Stamped J.A.G. Designed with delicate octagonal wirework webs framing a...

A dragon-decorated Chinese export silver cigarette case. Maker's mark Kun He, retailed by Hung Chong, Shanghai, 1880-1925. The rectangular body pi...

A Judith Leiber novelty snail vase. c.2000. Stamped 925. Designed with a perforated, removable cover and black cabochon paste eyes, Italian marks ...

A pair of silver pheasant knife rests. Bishton's, Birmingham, 1970. Each knife rest modelled as a standing pheasant, 9.5cm long, total weight appr...

A limited edition parcel gilt silver dragon salt. Hector Miller, London, 1982. Designed as a cast, winged dragon holding a cultured pearl in its c...

A pair of lobed parcel gilt silver salts. Asprey & Co., London, 1993. Of circular form with clear glass liners, each raised on a shallow circular ...

A William & Mary style silver plated salt. Duchess of Sutherland Cripples Guild, c.1910. Of slightly flared, cylindrical form, with gadrooned bord...

A pair of Regency parcel gilt silver salt cellars. Charles Price, London, 1819. The cast bodies raised on scrolling, foliate-shouldered feet and e...

A pair of Queen Anne silver salt cellars. James Goodwin, London, 1713. Of circular form with a single band to body and stepped borders to rims, to...

A George II silver salver. William Peaston, London, 1748. Of circular form with a shell and scroll border, the base engraved with armorial and rai...

A George III silver goblet. Henry Chawner, London, 1789. The tapering bowl raised on a chased and bright-cut engraved foot with reeded border, the...

An early George III silver sauce boat. Probably Thomas Whipham & Charles Wright, London, 1763. Raised on a shaped, oval foot, the scrolling handle...

A William IV silver coffee pot with greyhound finial. Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London, 1831. Of baluster form and raised on four shell bra...

A Queen Anne West Country silver trefid spoon. John Elston, Exeter, 1708. The oval bowl with a beaded rat tail, reverse of terminal engraved with ...

A Charles I silver Apostle spoon, St Philip. Possibly Thomas Hodges, London, c.1640. The fig-shaped bowl to a faceted, tapering stem and gilded ap...

A William IV private-die Adelaide pattern (Queen Adelaide) table fork. Mary Chawner, London, 1837. The terminal die-struck with the crown of Queen...

A set of six Victorian dessert knives with silver gilt Vine pattern handles. William Theobalds & Robert Metcalfe Atkinson, London, 1838. The cast ...

A large silver and leather mounted hip flask. Wilfred Chidlaw Griffiths, Birmingham, 1927. The silver cup to base (not currently removable) engrav...

A silver plated Art Deco period cocktail shaker. William Suckling, Birmingham, c.1930. In the form of a skittle pin or bottle, with wooden neck an...

A pair of Georgian Old Sheffield Plate barrel-shaped wine coolers. c.1810. Designed with reeded banding to cylindrical bodies and reeded twin hand...

An Edwardian silver christening set. Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1909. The set comprising a silver porringer and trefid-style spoon in fitted case, ...

An Edwardian Scottish silver belt. Brook & Son, Edinburgh, 1902. Of openwork and pierced design, the buckle styled as two shaped circular foliate ...

An Arts and Crafts silver plated tumbler cup. Duchess of Sutherland Cripples Guild, c.1910. Of circular form with a hammered finish, stamped to th...

A Victorian silver inkstand. Edward, John & William Barnard, London, 1850. The shaped rectangular stand raised on four scroll feet and supporting ...

A 19th century church warden's candle snuffer. Edward Farrell, London, 1825. The conical snuffer designed with an elongated point, possibly for ex...

A 1920s silver sifting spoon. Liberty & Co. Birmingham, 1928. The engraved and lightly planished handle to a pierced bowl, 13.6cm long, together w...

A silver citrus juicer. Cartier, Stamped 925, Italy. The boat-shaped body with straining section to pouring lip, engraved 'M' to side, 16cm long (...

An American silver porringer. Tiffany & Co., New York, 1904-1947. Designed as a reproduction of an 18th century original by Zacharia Brigden of Bo...

A Bulgari silver cigar ashtray with match holder and striker. Bulgari, Stamped sterling, 925. Of circular form, with striker and cigar rests to tw...

A 19th century Old Sheffield plate wine cooler. Padley, Parkin & Co. Sheffield, c.1850. Of twin-handled campana form, the part-lobed body raised o...

A William III Britannia silver two-handled cup. John Martin Stockar, London, 1698. Designed with beaded scroll handles to a part-lobed body raised...

A pair of George I Britannia silver cast candlesticks. Maker's mark 'Co' in shield-shaped punch, London, 1719. The hexagonal, knopped columns rais...

A George II silver coffee pot. Maker's mark indistinct, London, 1736. Of tapering, cylindrical form with a faceted spout and wooden scroll handle,...

A George II silver cream jug. Richard Gosling, London, 1734. Of baluster form, the plain body to a scrolling handle and raised on a stepped, circu...

A pair of George II Britannia silver waiters. Francis Nelme, London, 1734. Of shaped, circular form with Chippendale-style borders and raised on t...

A Georgian double-lipped sauce boat. Unmarked. Probably c.1730. Raised on a stepped and moulded oval foot, the shaped rim with moulded banding to ...

A provincial George III silver sauce boat. John Langlands I & John Robertson I, Newcastle, 1783. With scalloped rim and flying C-scroll handle, on...

A George III silver waiter. Maker IC, London, 1776. Of shaped, circular form, with beaded rim and foliate details applied along the border, raised...

A pair of George III silver dishes. John Parker I & Edward Wakelin, London, 1769. Of shaped, rectangular form, with gadrooned borders and flat bas...

A Georgian silver six division toast rack. Crispin Fuller, London, 1820. The seven bars to a shaped base with gadrooned border, raised on four fol...

An early George III silver sugar caster. John Delmester, London, 1764. Of baluster form, with knopped finial to cover and lion crest engraved to s...

A pair of George III Irish silver wine goblets. Joseph Jackson, Dublin, 1786. Each goblet bright-cut engraved with floral garlands to bowl and des...

A pair of Irish silver two-handled cups. Robert Glanville (possibly), Dublin, 18th century. Designed with moulded bands to circular bodies and two...

A George III silver wine funnel. Thomas Harper I (probably),  London, 1792. In two sections, the straining section with reeded border and trefoil ...

An Edwardian silver footed dish with shaped rim. Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1908. Of circular form, with stepped design to both foot and bowl, the ...