A remarkable find! This outstanding sterling silver ewer in the Cellini pattern made by London silversmiths Charles Reily and George Storer comes with its original fitted case from London retailer H.H. Dobson and Sons. This tall, double-walled ewer on a stepped pedestal base features all over chased decoration in the Renaissance Revival taste, featuring strapwork, masks, arabesques, foliage and animals against a matte silver background. The body has three banded sections, each with its own mo... Click for details

Here is a lovely clear crystal wine decanter beautifully decorated with sterling silver overlay in an unusual and distinctive design and presented as a prize by the Baltimore Country Club in 1911. It has an indented garlic bulb-shaped base and has been prettily decorated all around the body with silver overlay grape clusters surrounded by leaves. Each of these motifs has been separated by strips of sterling silver which form a petal-like pattern as they rise upwardds, growing ever wider as the... Click for details

Here is a stylish and sophisticated sterling silver overlay clear crystal decanter, elegantly-cut into a star formation on the base, and decorated with sterling silver overlay in a geometric Art Deco-style pattern. The neck is all silver and rises up from the circular, flattened body to form a large, curved pouring spout. On the opposite side, an applied silver handle creates a pleasing and gracefully curving counterpart. The heavy-guage silver overlay has been applied in a distinctive design... Click for details

This is a stylish wine decanter with an elegant elongated neck and an arched Sterling Silver handle. The entire decanter is extensively decorated with the very finest quality silver overlay decoration in an elaborate flowing design depicting vines, leaves and grape bunches. The front cartouche has been engraved with a flamboyant 3-letter monogram, HMR. The glass stopper rises to a stylised silver point and is divided into 4 separate sections, each showing a bunch of grapes hanging beneath a l... Click for details