Austrian Hungarian Silver Watch Chain Garnet Fob 1890

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Continental Pre 1900: item #789376

This is a heavy, solid Silver Austro-Hungarian watch chain, with attached solid Silver swivel garnet fob, circular clasp, & dog clip, with each individual piece fully hallmarked for Vienna, circa 1890.

Chain : This is a heavy Curb chain with 42 links, with around 8 o... Click for details

Case of Six Edwardian solid Silver Spoons / Tongs 1904

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1910: item #787299

This is a cased set of six ornate teaspoons & a matching pair of sugar tongs, by the renowned silversmiths Marples & Co, and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904.

The spoons have upturned terminals which are pierced & have a raised decoration in the Rococo style, wit... Click for details

Fine Pair Edwardian Silver Bud Vases - W&H - 1905

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1910: item #786646

This is a matching pair of Edward VII period, solid Silver Bud or Stem Vases, by the renowned silversmiths Walker & Hall, & fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1905.

The vases are of an elegant fluted form, with a raised ring design at the bottom of the stem & the flared ... Click for details

Silver Art Deco Vesta / Match Book Holder - Bham 1927

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1930: item #785642

This is a stunning Art Deco sterling Silver Vesta or Match safe, by the illustrious firm of William Neale & Sons, and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1927.

Each side of the case has four large bevelled edges featuring an engine turned Greek Key design, with the centr... Click for details

Pair Silver 'Miniature' Toast Racks - Adie Bros 1934

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1940: item #785560

This is a matching pair of George V sterling Silver 'miniature' Toast Racks, by the well known silversmiths Adie Brothers, & fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1934.

The racks have five bars / four divisions, with the central bar having a kite shaped handle.... Click for details

Pair Solid Silver Art Deco Toast Racks Bham 1933

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1940: item #785433

This is a matching pair of Art Deco sterling Silver Toast Racks, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1933.

Each rack has five bars / four divisions, the bars having an angular arched form with the central bar having a matching carrying handle.... Click for details

Pair Ceramic & Silver Match / Toothpick Holders 1905

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1910: item #783578

This is a matching pair of Edwardian Silver rimmed ceramic match, toothpick, or cocktail stick holders, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905.

The holders are made from an off white glazed pottery, with each one having the same transfer printed scene entitled 'South B... Click for details

Huge Edwardian Silver & Cut Glass Perfume Bottle 1901

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1910: item #782217

This is a large (4") hinged Edward VII sterling Silver mounted, cut crystal perfume or Eau de Toilette bottle, by the famous silversmiths Mappin Brothers, & fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1901.

The bottle has a star cut base & 4 star cut designs to the sides, & come... Click for details

Large Edwardian Silver Scallop Shell Dish London 1907

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1910: item #781146

This is a large Edward VII solid sterling Silver butter dish, by the regarded silversmiths George Jackson & David Fullerton, and fully hallmarked for London 1907.

The dish is in the form of a scallop shell, with a radiating fluted pattern to the bowl, & sitting on th... Click for details

Solid Sterling Silver Cigar Piercer & Case - Bham 1955

Archives: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Sterling Pre 1960: item #780116

This is a solid Sterling Silver cigar piercer & cover, by the silversmiths E Baker & Son, & both fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1955.

The octagonal case, which slides over the piercer, has a geometric engine turned pattern to each face, with two of the faces each ha... Click for details