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....
This baroque silver spice-box with two spice compartments and cover on four rocailles feet from Augsburg around 1700 is made by Johann Heinrich Mannlich....
These Queen Anne, square silver boxes are octagonal divided by narrow and long sides. The only decoration of these exceptionally attractive boxes is the fine gadroons (ornamental surface or edges) on foot and lid....
Set of eighteen silver dinner-plates made in Augsburg, mid-eighteenth century. The only decoration on the smooth plate is the ten Passignano, curved, profiled roseleaf edge, with an ornately engraved coat of arms for Pierre-Alfred de Bardon, Marquis de Segonzac from France, and his wife Erlanger...
Twelve silver dinner plates from the Thurn and Taxis House. The plate has the form of flower pedals and this make its one of them to look unique. From the property of Thurn and Taxis. Made in Augsburg by Johann Conrad Lotter....
This silver punch bowl is a perfect example for the George II period. It was made in London 1724/5 by Richard Bayley. The crest belongs to Sir James Clavering of Axwell, 4th Baronet....