This elegant sterling silver dish by Tiffany & Co., New York, is the perfect size for use as a large wine decanter coaster or candy dish. The rim is applied with an undulating band of scrolls alternating with flowerheads. The dish is fully marked on the underside of the base with Tiffany’s maker’s mark, sterling silver mark, pattern # 13282 and “T” for pieces made between 1891 and 1902. This is a lovely example of the fine art of silversmithing and would add grace to any home. Diameter: 6 ... Click for details

This regal pair of English Victorian Sterling Silver Gilt Wine Coasters was made by the venerable London silversmith, Richard Sibley, in 1839. Each is fully marked around the rim of the foot, with the maker’s mark, lion passant sterling mark, leopard’s head for London, monarch’s mark of Queen Victoria, and the date letter “D” for 1839. The coasters are made of very heavy gauge silver and are inset with wood bases. The coasters are decorated with an ovolo and trefoil pierced gallery, bordered b... Click for details

This is an elegant sterling silver bottle coaster made in the Edwardian style by Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI in 1910. It is fully hallmarked on the underside of the base with Gorham’s hallmark, sterling, pattern # 4500 and Gorham’s date symbol for pieces made in 1910. The body of the coaster is pierced with a geometric pattern and decorated with a pendant laurel wreathe. This coaster is very versatile. It may be used to hold any type of bottle…wine, water, soda or juice. Is also of a ... Click for details

Finely pierced of the highest quality.Of circular form, the flared gallery pierced with scroll and foliate motifs, the shaped rim applied with conforming scroll and acanthus leaf decoration, silver center over shaped wooden base. Ready to use in your home. Diameter: 7 1/4 inches. Condition: Excellent. These coasters typify the high level of workmanship produced by the New York silversmithing and retail firm of Howard and Company. Each piece produced by Howard and Company is hallmarked wi... Click for details