Gorgeous and elegant, this Pair of Sterling Silver English George III Style Candlesticks was made in London in 1997. The candlesticks are fully hallmarked on the sides of the bases with the maker’s mark: M over CH, the lion passant sterling mark, the leopard’s head London mark, and the date letter for 1997. The candlesticks have a tapered circular stem with a knopped terminus raised on a spreading circular pedestal base. An urn shaped sconce supports the detachable reeded-bordered bobeches. ... Click for details

An English sterling silver sugar castor styled in the manner of a classic 18th Century Georgian. A raised waved design covers the lower half of the castor and its' domed cover. Lovely figural shells and scrolls adorn its' neck and highlight a large gadroon trimmed edge. Made in London, England, dated 1910. Fully hallmarked, nice patina excellent condition. 15 troy ounces, very heavy weight, height 8 1/2", diameter approx. 3 1/4".

Fine English Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon made in London in 1813 by Samuel Hennell. Beaded All around the handle. Nicely engraved at end of handle. Fully hallmarked. 11 1/2 inches in length. 2 1/2 Troy Ounces. As shown in photos, slight wear on the right side of the spoon by the mono.

Matched set 4 English Sterling Silver knife rests by George Angel made in London 1862. Set on 2 figural Lyre supports with a twisted rope design attaching the supports. The Lyre supports ending with 2 figural Eagle heads. Nice weight. Fully hallmarked on the bottom of the twisted rope design. 1 1/4 inches tall by 2 5/8 inches long. Nice old Patina.

This magnificent sterling centerpiece is by the descendents of the famous Regency period silversmithing firm of Hunt and Roskell. The frame is in the early 19th century style, of oval shape, with pierced Neo-classical border of scrolling vines centered by rosettes, the rim with openwork cast and chased sections of scrolled acanthus leaves centering a double scallop shell, the whole raised on ovolo bordered pedestal foot raised on four lion paw and acanthus leaf bracket feet, the bowl with open b... Click for details

This is a very unusual English silver tea caddy. Square in shape and mounted with four scroll feet, this tea caddy is designed in a more traditional Dutch style. An ornate raised, repousse scroll design adorns all four sides of the tea caddy, and on two sides of the caddy, two oval plaques of a hunting scene grace the center of this design. Both the repousse work and the rural scene are much more synonymous with Continental silver. The cylindrical cover of the tea caddy is decorated with an engr... Click for details