Silver-gilt Eleven-Part Toilette Service
This set of objects, silver-gilt, originate from a toilette service, made in Augsburg, at the beginning of the eighteenth century....
Tableware
French Travelling Nécessaire: Original Case and Vermeil Fittings
This French travelling nécessaire from the end of the 18th century has fittings in vermeil (silver-gilt) from Strasbourg. The case, covered with green leather, is original. Maker: François Daniel Imlin....
Four trifoil bowls from the service of the Dukes of Württemberg-Oels in Silesia
Four trifoil bowls from the service of the Dukes of Württemberg-Oels in Silesia. Engraved coat of arms cartouche with monogram Carl Christian Erdmann Duke of Württemberg-Oels in Silesia...
exceptional chandelier from Burgos, silver
The spherical body of the chandelier is completely symmetrical and consists of a pear-shaped, highly oval shape that is constricted at the top and bottom...
Magical little Strasbourg butter shovel, silver with remains of the original gilding
Butter dish, silver, with remains of the original gilding....
A George III Engraved, Oval Caddy Spoon, Silver
Georgian, earlynineteenth century, silver, antique caddy spoon in excellent condition. Birmingham 1805-6, Cocks & Bettridge....
A George III Engraved Pastern-Hoof Caddy Spoon, Silver
Very well preserved, early and unusual, silver caddy spoon which has the form of a pastern-hoof. Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1807-8....
A George III Silver Jockey Cap Caddy Spoon
This very well preserved silver tea caddy spoon has the imaginative form of a jockey cap, form initiated by Joseph Taylor, the maker of this present spoon....
Set of six silver plates, House of Savoy
The lips of the silver plates are flat, curved and adorned with a raised laurel band. On the underside: engraved coat of arms of the House of Savoy, marks. Augsburg 1802-3, Gustav Friedrich Gerich....
Antique Silver George II Sugar-Caster
This antique silver caster is a very fine object, typical for the first half of the eighteenth century. It was made in London (1733) by Thomas Farren....