Antique Silver

Silver & 22ct Gold Gilded Stirrup Cup of exceptional quality. This unique stirrup cup was specially commissioned from "Sarah Jones" The Leading London Silversmith. The Stirrup Cup Is Fully Hallmarked For London 1986 with makers markf or "Sarah Jones". The Cup Was Commissioned by A Leading Member Of The Hunting Fraternity in The 1980's & Was Hand Crafted Over Many Weeks To Incorporate The Head Of One Of His Hounds Which Is Executed With Such Fine Detail & Care. The Head Of The Hound Has Been Gilded With 22ct Gold Together With The Interior Of The Cup . The Cup Is Of Very High Guage Solid Silver & Is Extremely Heavy For Its Size. An Opportunity To Aquire A Unique Stirrup Cup in very good Condition. Measures: 12.5cm High. Weight: 12oz (337g) Sarah Jones is well known for her decorative silver which is held in numerous private collections including those of the Royal Family. She continues to make new designs and commissions at her workshop near the City. She is a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths and a member of the Art Workers Guild

Rare Arts and Crafts Solid Silver Hallmarked Spoon Birmingham 1928 by the famous Designer | Silversmith Bernard Instone. Hammered stem and inset turquoise stone. A unique oppertunity to acquire a truly rare piece of Quality Bernard Instone Silver in original silk lined box. Sizes - 12.5cm long by 2.5cm wide at the bowl.

Sterling Silver Cruet Set On Stand Fully Hallmarked For London 1860 & Made By The Renowned Victorian Silversmith "Robert Dicker". The Cruet Set is Of Extreme Quality & Once Would Have Graced The Table Of A Very Wealthy Victorian Family. The Set Comprises Of: Solid Silver Stand Which Is Fully Hallmarked. The Stand Is Highly Embossed With Scroll, Swag & Foliate Decoration. It Has Two Central Vacant Cartouches On The Main Body Which Have Never Been Engraved. The Stand Has A Lower Raised & Lined Base & Stands on Four Scrolled, Shaped & Upturned Feet. The Rim Of The Stand Is Serpentine Shaped With Raised & Overhanging Lip. It Has A Solid Mahogany Base Which Is very slightly Loose & A Couple Of very minor dings To The Upper Rim. The Cruet Set Sits Within Comprises Of Eight Cut Glass Condiments Of Which Four Have Solid Silver Tops With Matching Hallmarks. They Are All Complimented By Turned Tapering Solid Silver Finials & One Has The Addition Of A Fitted Solid Silver Long Spoon With Corresponding Hallmarks. The Remaining Four Bottles Are All Quality Cut Glass With Stoppers. Two Of The Bottles Have Cracks & One Is A Replacement Bottle. The Condiments Are Seperated Within The Stand By An Eight Division Solid Silver Divider Which Is Again Fully Hallmarked. Attatched to The Stand Is The Solid Silver Handle & Column Which Is Affixed To The Stand By Its Solid Silver Nut. Measures: 20cm Long, 14cm Deep & 26cm High. Gross Weight: 78oz (2225g).

Silver Pierced Dish Which Is Fully Hallmarked 800 ,with Crown & Crescent & Dates c.1880 Germany . The Dish Is Of Superb Quality & Guage. It Is Oval In Form. It Sits On An Oval Foot Which leads to An Extremely Elaborate Raised Pierced Body Which Is Shaped With Two Outer Handles & Intricate Pierced Foliate, Scroll & Swag Decoration. The Centre Of The Dish Has An Embossed Foliate Design Depicting Flower & Leaf Decoration. The Dish Has Four Scroll Shaped Vacant Cartouches Which Have Never Been Engraved & Is Presented in very good Condition - Magnificent. Measures: 22cm Long. Weight: 6.5oz (181g).

Set of Solid Silver Batchelors Cutlery Which Is Fully Hallmarked On Each Piece & Made By The Renowned Danish Silversmith "Georg Jensen". The Set Comprises Of Six Pieces: Dinner Fork (19.5cm) & Knife (22.5cm), Dessert Fork (17cm) & Knife (19.5cm), Dessert Spoon (17cm) & Table Spoon (19.5cm). Each Piece Within This Stunning Service Is Presented In Excellent Condition. Weight: 14.75oz (419g). We have two identical sets of these magnificent "Georg Jensen" pieces, buy both for £700.00.

Sterling Silver Alexander Ritchie of Iona Celtic Paper Knife, in the form of a dagger with Celtic knot- work 22 cm. long. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1936 JCA and A R Iona. This unique paper knife is in very good condition with good Hallmarks, Quite outstanding.

LIKE NEW VINTAGE MATTHEW WEST & SON DUBLIN STERLING SILVER CUP & COVER. 1930
This cup and cover are in very good condition, with full unrubbed hallmarks on the body of the cup and the rim of the cover. Hallmarks of very important Irish Retailers, Matthew West & Son, Dublin in 1930. There is no damage whatsoever, no dents splits or old repairs. It has never been engraved. It stands 9.25 inches tall on it`s plinth, which is made from bakelite and measures 5.5 inches from handle to handle. The base measures 4 inches diameter, it has green felt on the underside.

Paul Storr Silver Dinner Plate London 1835. A highly important and rare silver dinner plate by master silversmith Paul Storr, made for the wealthiest commoner in England, Charles Lyne-Stephens. Paul Storr is credited with perfecting silver in the Regency Period and his tremendous gift was often sought by the social elite to create high-calibre works that reflected their power and wealth. This plate is made of high-gauge silver and is adorned with a gadrooned border, two crests and a coat-of-arms representing the Lyne-Stephens family. We have a pair of these wonderful plates available. These one-of-a-kind plates possess a combination of craftsmanship and provenance that make them a fascinating piece of English history. Quite magnificent. Size Diameter 24cm. Weight 610g. We have a matching pair of these plates available.

PAUL STORR Sterling Silver Plate London 1826. Beautifully shaped and highly decorated rims. Sizes 9 5/8" in diameter and stand 1/2" high. The plate weighs a massive 515 g. This wonderful plate is in very good condition, with just the usual surface scratching. A Paul Storr Silver Plate is a rare find indeed, a unique opportunity to own a silver plate by the greatest silversmith of the period. Paul Storr is credited with perfecting silver in the Regency Period and his tremendous gift was often sought by the social elite to create high-calibre works that reflected their power and wealth. This plate is made of high-gauge silver and is adorned with a gadrooned border

SOLD ...................Omar Ramsden

Silver Hallmarked Dish London 1928. A Dish of circular form, the centre embossed with a Tudor rose, with spot hammered decoration, by Omar Ramsden, inscribed to base "Omar Ramsden Me Fecit", super quality and guage. Size 107mm across x 22mm tall. Weight 85grms. This dish is in superb original condition with a lovely patina.

Omar Ramsden Silver Hallmarked Spoon London 1927. With a Barley sugar twist stem, and a nail head finail charistic of many of Ramsdens later spoons. Super quality and Guage. Size 10.5cm. Weight 16grams. This spoon is in superb original condition with a lovely patina. Beautiful Arts & Crafts spoon with bright clear hallmarks. A very Rare chance to own a wonderful piece by the greatest silversmith/designer of the 20th. century - Omar Ramsden.

SOLD.............Omar Ramsden Silver Large Arts and Crafts Spoon London 1933. Spoon with pentagonal shaft terminating in a stylized foliage finial crowned by a large pearl, the bowl tapering towards the shaft and linked by a root motif, 6 3/8 inches long - 7/16 wide across the bowl. A very Rare chance to own one of Ramsdens finest spoons.

SOLD................Very Fine and Rare set of four Silver Plates By Very Important Maker Edward Wakelin London 1755 Oval Shape with reeded and shell Borders, Engraved with a Crest and Motto Size 30cm. Edward Wakelin partner in the important firm of silversmiths Wickes (silversmiths to Frederick, Prince of Wales) Apprenticed to John Le Sage ( very important huguenot silversmith) in 1730. By 1747 he had joined George Wickes, Wakelin took over the business in 1758. Wakelin continued in business until 1777, when his son John joined the firm. John Wakelin later entered into partnership with Robert Garrard (very important maker) in 1792. This became Wakelin & Garrard 1792, who hold the Royal Appointment to this day, Wickes/Wakelins/Garrards . Edward Wakelin silver attracts huge amounts of money at auction, which makes these plates very attractive at the price. A Unique opportunity to own these important silver plates. Sizes . 30cm. x 22cm. Weight each 695 grams.

Omar Ramsden Silver Large Arts and Crafts Spoon London 1933. Spoon with deep bowl tapering towards the grooved hexagonal shaped shaft with leaves leading to a closed flower head, combining a triple ended bowl support. . Size 16cm. Weight 65 grams. This spoon is in superb original condition with a lovely patina. Beautiful Arts & Crafts spoon with bright clear hallmarks. A very Rare chance to own one of Ramsdens finest spoons.

A fine Solid Silver Tankard by Deakin & Frances, with very attractive frosted border. Hallmarked Birmingham1994. Height 11.5cm. Weight a Solid 495grams No engraving and is in superb condition , almost as new. This quality of tankard would cost in excess of £700.00 today, not to be missed Founded in 1786, Deakin & Francis is today, seven generations later, still owned and managed by the Deakin family

Sterling Silver George III Very rare Crescent Shaped Wine Crescent made in London C1790 by Hester Bateman.This is a very rare Hester Bateman label. l It measures 1.5 inches in width by almost 1.5 inches deep and bears the name PORT engraved to the front. It has excellent hallmarks to the back and is in very good condition with no damage or repairs. Very rare.