Fine Art & Antiques including Silver & Jewellery

A silver card waiter, Birmingham 1932, with pie crust border, 15cm (6") wide, a pair of toddy ladles, Sheffield 1924 and a silver cup, approximate...

A George III silver marrow scoop, probably Hester Bateman, London 1779, with feather edge stem, crested, 20.5cm (8") long/Note: Crest and motto of...

A Scottish silver spoon, engraved 'Open Championship 1970', and sundry spoons, approximately 165gm

A silver cigarette case, Chester 1918, engraved foliate scrolls, three further silver cigarette cases and a plated cigar case, silver weight appro...

A silver decanter label 'Port', Birmingham 1970, surmounted by a Bacchus mask and with a border of fruiting vines, a vesta case, a swizzle stick e...

An Art Nouveau silver buckle, Samuel Jacob, London 1902, of openwork form depicting a knight and a maiden in a bower, 11.5cm (4.5") wide, a contin...

A George III silver ladle, William Elliot, London 1814, of old English pattern, approximately 210gm

A swing-handled silver fruit bowl, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1905, with foliate and fruit embossed border, on a scrolling circular foot, 26.5cm (10...

A silver tazza, W. A, Birmingham 1905, of pierced form with scrolling rim, on a spreading circular foot, 20.5cm (8") diameter, approximately 290gm

A silver sugar basket, H A, Sheffield 1905, of pierced twin-handled form with blue glass liner and a matching sifter spoon, approximately 235gm, c...

An oval silver dish, G H, Sheffield 1898, of pierced form with embossed flowerheads and scrolls, 32cm (12.5") wide, approximately 410gm

A set of six silver gilt coffee spoons, Birmingham 1965, with pierced entwined terminals, cased, a christening mug, Birmingham 1931 and a silver s...

A Victorian silver hip flask, Birmingham 1894, the lid detached, monogrammed, and three silver cigarette cases, one fitted as a purse with notepad...

An Art Nouveau silver jug, R & B, Sheffield 1905, of pierced form fitted a Royal Doulton flambé liner, three silver cup holders and sundry silver

A partners' silver inkstand and pen tray, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1897, of shaped outline fitted two cut glass inkwells, the gadroon rim...

A George III silver card waiter, E I, London 1788, circular with beaded rims and feet, 15.5cm (6") diameter, approximately 200gm Condition Report:...

A set of six silver table forks and six dessert forks, early 19th Century, marks rubbed, approximately 835gm

A silver golf trophy, Birmingham 1914, the cover with figural finial (detached), inscription dated 1921, approximately 170gm

A pair of silver vases, Job Frank Hall, London 1899, of wrythen baluster form with embossed decoration, 20cm (8") high, approximately 425gm

A partners' silver inkstand and pen tray, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1904, the two cut glass inkwells with hinged covers on a stand with pierced dec...

A pair of silver and ivory knife rests, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1900/1904, the ivory rests on shaped embossed feet, a cigarette box, marks r...

A decorative silver spoon and fork, London 1854, the shaped terminals and stems with rose, thistle and clover decoration, the backs of the bowls w...

A quantity of old English pattern silver flatware, mainly Georgian, including seven dessert spoons, six teaspoons etc approximately 330gm

A pair of silver sauce boats, London 1913, a matched set of six teaspoons, cased and a set of six silver-handled fruit knives, cased, total weigha...

A silver teapot, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1911, of shaped oval form with wavy reeded rim, approximately 590gm

An Art Nouveau silver buckle, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1902, of stylised foliate form Condition Report: The loops behind each part of the buckl...

A set of twelve silver teaspoons and the matching tongs, Arthur James Ramsay, London 1913, the shaped terminals centred by cherub masks to reeded ...

Two silver serving spoons, of old English pattern, Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne, London 1810, 30cm (11.75") long, monogrammed, and William Chawn...

A collection of silver fiddle pattern table spoons, early 19th Century, various dates and makers, approximately 640gm

Two silver table spoons, circa 1750, bottom marked, of old English pattern, one initialled E * N, the other W.M.D., total weight approximately 110...

Three silver table forks, various makers, 19th Century, of fiddle pattern, initialled M and another London 1838, initialled J.M.M., total weight a...

A collection of eight silver dessert and teaspoons, early 19th Century, various dates and makers, total weight approximately 240gm

A four-piece silver tea service, George Richards, London 1841 and John James Keith, London 1845, of octagonal circular form engraved with foliate ...