Pair of late 18th century Scottish sterling silver serving spoons, hallmarked from Edinburgh in 1789, the makers mark we think may be that of Robert Dickson III who started off ...

Antique Russian silver beaker decorated with foliage and buildings, possibly churches? 2 panels with the buildings and one has the letter M engraved and the other has the letter R. The ...

Set of 6 English sterling silver sherry glasses by F H Adams Ltd, all hallmarked from Birmingham in 1914. 5 in good order but one has detached from base section, base ...

Pair of Edwardian English sterling silver serving spoons by Walker & Hall, hallmarked from Sheffield in 1902. Of very heavy gauge silver, weighing just a whisker below 7 troy ounces. Engraved with ...

Arts & Crafts American sterling silver large serving spork by Marshall Field, will date to c.1905, as well as sterling and makers name it has the number 4815 which will ...

Scottish antique sterling silver fish knife by T Smith & Son, hallmarked from Glasgow in 1882. Its in excellent order and measures 184mm in length. DATE: 1882 MAKER or SPONSOR MARK: Smith ...

The watch has a nicely jewelled Swiss lever set stem-winding movement which is working well. The movement is protected by an inner hinged cover which has some scratching. The watch ...

The watch has a key-wound movement which is working well. The movement is stamped with the words 'reversing pinion', which is a device which prevents damage if the mainspring breaks. ...

In the manner of the 17th century with a beautifully shaped body, hinged and domed lid surmounted with a crown. All in marvelous condition. The gold is wearing through in ...

The watch has a nicely jewelled key-winding movement which is working well. The movement is protected by an inner fitted cover and also an inner hinged cover. A ...

This is an Edward VII antique silver hip flask Of squat rectangular form, the flask with spherical hinged lid, Henry Williamson Ltd., Sheffield, 1907, length 8.7cm, weight approx. 2.5oz

This is a Elizabeth II silver cruet set. Comprising an open salt and mustard pot with blue glass liners, together with a sifter, all in a fitted case, Elkington & ...

This is a very impressive and tall pair of French silver mustard or preserve pots made by Francois-Julian Doyen who manufactured in Paris in the middle of the 19th century. They ...

Offered for sale is this solid silver cigarette case box made by H.BROS of Birmingham, 1960.

These are a lovely pair of Georgian antique silver chambersticks made by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard and both identically hallmarked in London 1809. They are in very good condition and ...

This is a fine pair of George III antique sterling silver sauce boats made by Simeon Coley and both identically hallmarked for London 1763. They are in very good condition with ...

Art Deco WMF Silver Plated Bowl beautifully presented with a hammered effect bowl and peirced gallery all raised over three very Deco design legs from the renowned Wurtenburg Metal Foundry ...

Antique silver pocket watch by Collingwood of Middlesbrough, with antique silver chain. The watch has an English lever key-wound movement which is working nicely. The movement is signed Collingwood & ...

A fine George III silver-gilt vinaigrette with a rare inset goldstone lid, opens to reveal the very attractive faux filigree grille. Great maker, top quality collector’s vinaigrette.

A beautiful Russian silver gilt and niello* snuff box with suberb decoration, the lid and base with scenes depicting the Kremlin and onion dome churches. Lovely original interior gilding. ...

A matched pair of Victorian silver pin trays embossed with Richard Doyle’s 1849 cover for the first edition of Punch Magazine. Great collector’s items.

A small George III silver cream ladle with a double crest, crowned. London 1806 by Richard Crossley - well known spoon maker

An 18th.century silver mustard ladle with a crest of a hand with an arrow. London 1784 by Richard Crossley - known as a spoon maker

A beautiful Georgian Irish provincial silver desert size spoon dating to c1780, Celtic point pattern with a fine period crest. Struck on the reverse of the stem with ‘STERLING’ and ...

A beautiful Georgian Irish provincial silver desert size spoon dating to c1790, with attractive bright-cut design and a handsome period crest. Struck on the reverse of the stem with ‘STERLING’ ...

A beautiful example of the artistic skill of the Dublin silversmiths of the Georgian era, this desert size spoon in the Celtic point with star pattern has beautiful bright cutting ...

A really good example of a 19th century French silver 'tastevin' or wine taster really heavy, with lobed bowl and traditional snake handle. Marked twice with the Paris assay ...