Traditional & Modern Silver
We offer a wide range of decorative and practical items of silver from the 17th century to the present day ● Silver takes many forms and is a very flexible collecting area ● Collectors may wish to assemble a group from a certain period or reign, or concentrate on pieces from a particular geographic area, such as Scotland, Ireland, York, Newcastle, Chester or the West Country ● A collection might comprise examples of single objects, such as tankards or wine labels, or could consist of pieces by a single maker ● The vast array of styles, eras and makers makes collecting silver very appealing ● The silver presented in our auctions will be of interest to existing and new collectors alike and those appreciative of how silver enhances the home environment ● Showing right: A Victorian silver-mounted lime green glass claret jug by E., J., E. & W. Barnard, London, 1839, sold for £2,500
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A pair of German silver wine coolers
By Wolf & Knell, Hanau, circa 1895
Sold for £8,750
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An Indian silver Art Deco bachelor's teaset
Inspired by the bird teasets of Oomersi Mawji of Bhuj
Sold for £1,375
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A Victorian provincial silver folding letter rack
Incuse maker's mark of W.S, Chester, 1871
Sold for £1,875
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Impressive five-piece silver tea and coffee service
Of heavy gauge ● By Sidney Beddall, Sheffield, 1973 and 1976
Sold for £5,000
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A set of George III silver sauce tureens
By William Holmes, London, 1775
Sold for £4,750
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An Edwardian silver Arts & Crafts bowl
By Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham, 1907
Sold for £1,625
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A George IV silver regimental mess table snuff box
By John Reily, London, 1822
Sold for £1,750
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The Silver Duck - Anti Pasti Serveware
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The Silver Duck - Porridge Spoon
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The Silver Duck - Condiment Platter
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