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Antique George IV set of 8 sterling silver dinner forks. Made in London, England, by Paul Storr, 1820. Measurements: Each fork is a little over 8 1/8inches long. Combines weight is 735grams. 'Double threaded fille'...
A George III sterling silver coffee pot, made by Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart, London, 1805. Measures 10 1/4inches / 26cm high. Weighs 875g. Vase form with gadroon border. The body engraved with two scrolling foliate vacant...
Antique George III sterling silver brandy warmer. Made by John Emes, London, England 1801. Weighs a whopping 551 grams. A little over 5 1/2 inches to the top of the handle. Body is 4 1/4...
Magnificent wine jug / flagon, made London, England circa 1850 by Richard Hennell. Measures 12inches tall (31cm) and weighs 1130 grams. Cylindrical shaped body, narrowing and curving slightly towards the lid. Body chased and engraved...
Exceptional Victorian sterling silver claret jug, Sheffield, 1872. 11 7/8inches high. Weighs 30oz. Round domed base with repousse floral and scrolling patterns. Ovoid body richly chased and engraved with panels of repousse trailing vines, grapes...
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Antique Victorian footed tray. Sterling silver. Made London England 1847 by Joseph Angell I and Joseph Angell II. Measurements: Approximately 15 3/4inches (40cm) in diameter. Approximately 1 3/4 inches (4.5cm) high. Weighs 1840grams. Round tray...
Antique Russian chased silver serving tray. Made in Moscow, 1893 by Petr Milyukov. Measures 17 5/8 inches long x 11 1/2 inches wide (45 X 29cm). Weighs 945grams. Scalloped rectangular shape with an openwork sturdy...
Antique sterling silver serving tray. Made by the Gorham Corporation, Rhode Island, USA, 1913. Important provenance of the gilded age rich high society (see below). Measurements: over 2 foot long, excluding the handles, which add a...
antique silver
Antique cutlery silverware flatware in original fitted chest. 950 (better than Sterling ) silver knives forks and spoons. 108 pieces made by Andre Aucoc, Paris, France, active 1887-1911. Measurements: 108 knives, forks and spoons:...
