English sterling silver entree dish and cover, rectangular form with curved corners, two side handles, and gadroon rims, hallmarked for Barker Bros. Ltd, Birmingham, England, 1928. 3 1/2 in. H x 10 1/2 in. W x 7 in. D. 49.54 Troy oz. Accompanied by a 1929 letter from A. Spieswood (?) of Mann Byers & Co. Ltd, […]

English sterling silver 4 piece tea service plus an associated Barker Ellis silverplated tray, all early 20th century. Tea set includes teapot, coffee pot, open sugar and creamer, each piece of oblong form with ribbed sides and reeded feet, gadroon edges, and reeded or squared wood handles; the pots with wood finials, creamer and sugar with gilt interiors. Each piece hallmarked […]

One hundred eleven (111) pieces of German .835 Hildesheimer Rose silver flatware, mostly dessert related, including: 12 pastry forks (5 3/8 in. L), 18 5 o’clock spoons (4 5/8 in. L), 4 assorted butter spreaders, 6 large napkin rings, 14 small napkin rings, 17 assorted two-tine forks, 2 three-tine forks, 2 ice cream spoons, 4 assorted […]

An assembled four-piece English Regency sterling silver tea service, all with fluted-shaped bodies embossed in high relief with scrolls, shells, flowers, and acanthus leaves, with acanthus capped scroll handles and spouts and gadroon borders. Lids with berry finials and the bodies with armorial engraving. Consisting of a coffee pot and creamer, with hallmarks for John Watson […]

George II English Sterling Silver Rococo Tea or Hot Water Urn,  hallmarked for Francis Butty and Nicholas Dumee, 1759, London. The urn’s tall cover, upper body, and square base all feature elaborate floral repousse decoration, with engraved crest, chased leafy decoration to the pedestal, and additional gadroon and reticulated designs at the base. Two naturalistic handles extend from […]

Pair of English Neoclassical style convertible sterling candleabra, marks for Gibson & Co Ltd., Sheffield, and date marks for 1916.  Each with stepped square base, fluted shaft, and a central flame finial atop removable five-light scrolling foliate branches, convertible to a single candlestick. Hallmarks on the base of the candleabra branches, bobeches, and the weighted bases. 24 3/4 […]

Pair of Hunt and Roskell sterling silver candelabra, London, 1867, each raised on a stepped square base with a baluster-form shaft and removable five-light branch, convertible to a single candlestick and removable bobeches, with gadrooned edges throughout. With engraved six-pointed star symbol to each base. Fully hallmarked, with the base sides additionally stamped “Hunt & Roskell / […]