These Art Deco Shells are quite lovely. They are made by Gorham Co. in the 1930's. They would be great to use for serving odeau's, desserts, bread and butter or delicious candies. Bon a'ppetic! They are 4 6/8" in length and 5" in width.

This is a lovely sterling silver mustard pot made by the London silversmith Richard Sibley in the Georgian style. This circular mustard pot has an openwork body comprised scrolls arranged in heart shapes around a central leafy design, and trimmed with a ropework rim. The domed and hinged lid has been engraved with a crest of a winged lion, and has a shell-shaped thumb piece that adds a lovely flourish to the leafy C-scroll handle. This mustard pot is in excellent condition with its original br... Click for details

This is a lovely set of four sterling silver standing salts by the London silversmith Robert Garrarrd I in the neoclassical style of the Georgian period. Each circular salt dish stands on three substantial paw feet with lion’s head joints that have been cast with exceptional detail and sculptural quality. The round bodies are left undecorated except for the engraved crest and motto which has become obscured and a delicate spiral gadrooned border that encircles the rim. Each salt is in very go... Click for details

This is a unique set of two sterling silver wine goblets with a matching sterling silver tray by the premier American silversmiths at Tiffany & Co. in a handsome 19th century design. Each goblet stands on a circular foot trimmed with an abstract border and supporting a plain, spreading stem. The cup of each goblet is divided into three sections with the bottom left undecorated, the center with a band of conforming abstract decoration, and the top portion which has been elaborately engraved wit... Click for details

This item is quite beautiful. It's a unique sterling condiment server. It has three bowl containers attached to a rope finial. The rims are beaded, the measurements are 3 1/2" in height and 8" in length. Made by Wallace.