18TH CENTURY Sugar Castor with swirled fluted decoration. Hallmarked on the inside rim of the removable cover and also worn marks on the outside edge bottom. Nicely pierced cover, with a fluted edge. Chased inside of the flutes all around the shaker. Chasing in excellent condition. Some solder repair along the lip on the base and also underneath, not very noticeable and does not effect the integrity of this 200 year old piece. A nice usable piece for your table. 8 ¾ inches in height. A substant... Click for details

Pair of George II Silver Gilt Castors, maker’s mark I.W, London 1754. This beautifully cast pair of castors was made in the mid 18th century in London. They are chased with flower heads, which was indicative of mid 1750’s design. The bodies are each of pear shape raised on circular pedestal foot, detachable pierced tops with foliate finials. These would be true conversation pieces on a dining table or in any public room of a home. Both marked on underside of body, one cover marked (minor sp... Click for details

Made by Edwars S. Barnsley & Co., Birmingham, 1920. This English sterling silver sugar castor is fully hallmarked with maker’s mark, town and sterling mark as well as date letter. The castor is also marked with a Dutch import mark, which means it was imported into the Netherlands for retail sale at some point in time. The castor is made in the octagonal Georgian style and has a beautifully pierced detachable top. Today, sugar castors are used more for decorative conversation pieces not only f... Click for details

Sterling Silver Shaker, by Georg Jensen, hallmarked with Jensen’s mark for after 1945, Copenhagen, Denmark, style #433. The shaker is hand hammered, with a rounded body, the detachable bayonet mechanism lid of tapered form pierced and engraved with berry style motifs. This Jensen silver shaker is of a very versatile design. It could be used for pepper, salt or sugar. Height: 4 3/4 inches. Weight: 5 Troy Ounces. Condition: Excellent with original patina.

Of inverted pear shape, the screw top pierced with lattice motif, cast and chased with scroll form decoration. The body chased with conforming entwined scroll work, raised on four leaf-capped scroll form feet. 16.5 troy oz. height 7 1/2". This exquisite sugar shaker is a prime example of the Art of French silversmithing. The gilding is original to the piece, and the applied scroll work decoration amplifies the inverted pear shape of the castor. This would not only be beautiful on a dining t... Click for details

A Danish sterling silver hand hammered sugar shaker (castor) on pedestal. Made by Georg Jensen of Copenhagen, Denmark in the 1930’s. This design is one of the earliest patterns of Georg Jensen silver and was designed by Johan Rohde- one of the firm’s first and more notable designers. The castor is fully hallmarked with the Georg Jensen stamp from this period as well as the designer’s hallmark. It is in perfect condition and has a beautiful patina. It stands 5 1/8 in. tall and measures 2 ¼ in. in... Click for details

This is a beautiful sterling silver mounted cut glass caster by Jacobi & Jenkins in a wonderful repousse design. This bottle-shaped glass caster is decorated with notched spiral fluting that brilliantly captures and reflects light. It has a button style sterling silver screw mount lid that is completely decorated with flowers and leaves in repoussé that are modeled in a dynamic and textural style. It has several holes pierced in the lid to accommodate a range of uses. It is in excellent condit... Click for details