Metalware

Set was manufactured by William Rogers, we are estimating around 1940. We could not find any information on the pattern but it is a floral pattern as displayed in the photos. There are 9 large spoons, 8 salad forks, 7 dinner forks, 8 small spoons. All of these pieces match. We are including a small spoon with a mother of pearl scoop displayed in first photo on the far left. You are purchasing all the pieces and the box chest. If you do not want the chest, we can always just ship the utensils to save on shipping. Shipping cost displayed is only an estimate and actual cost will be confirmed upon placement of order.

Large set of service in Old pattern that will accommodate 11 to 12 people. Newer set made to look old. There are 12 knives, 12 large spoons, 11 smaller spoons, 12 large forks, 11 smaller forks, 1 large serving spoon, 1 soup ladle, 1 large serving fork, 1 small cutting knife. All in perfect condition, just need polishing. Comes with storage box. Very heavy set, shipping cost displayed is an estimate, we will confirm shipping cost upon placement of order. You may also opt to ship only the utensils if you do not need the chest, or you may pickup at our physical store.

Nice old Art Nouveau Silverplate Salt and Pepper Shakers decorated with raised and impressed florals by Weidlich Brothers Mfg in business from 1901 to the early 1950's. Clean, excellent condition, stamped on the bottoms.

This item is an older Art Nouveau type Candlestick. It is copper on brass and was made around 1910. This Candlestick is about 7 and 1/2 inchjes high and 4 inches across at the base. It has paw feet and each side of the pedestal base has an embossed bell design. The sides of the stem also have an embossed design and each side of the candle holder itself has a shield type design. This Candlestick is in excellent condition.

This item is a wonderful Art Nouveau Cast Bronze Vase from around the late 1800's. This Vase is three (3) sided and has three (3) handles. Each side has a different cast figural scene of Fairies in a lakeshore setting. Each panel is signed J. Garnier. This Vase is about 15 inches high, 6 inches across at its widest part and 3 inches across at the top. The seams on the underside of the Vase are not tight and this Vase is not meant to hold water. This Vase is in excellent condition with its original patina.

Pair of vintage aluminum candle sticks made by Farberware. Marked Wrought Farberware Brooklyn, NY. Measure 7 7/8 high. Tulips, petals and flowing stems in the middle. Generally very good condition. (#T-2105) Keywords: retro metal candleholders New York

This planished (aka hammered) single handled pewter cake basket is Number 01491 and was made by Liberty in diameter and is approximately 5 1/2 high. Nice Arts & Crafts Movement design on the handle. Minor wear to interior of bowl. Generally very nice condition. Circa 1910. (#T-2031) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist, English art metal

This hand made pewter tray is extremely well designed and executed. It blends Arts long by 6 1/4 wide. There is an impressed mark of an M and F, or it may be a conjoined T and F. In outstanding condition. My guess is circa 1920. (#T-1609) Keywords: Art Nouveau metal Jugendstil, Secessionist

A very nice pewter tea set by Tudric of England, made for Liberty high (to the top of the finial) - holds two pints - in excellent condition. The matching creamer and sugar are both 3 1/4 high. There are three small dents on the underside of the sugar base. All pieces are marked Made in England Tudric and 0993. Made around 1920, perhaps a bit earlier. A fabulous set in very nice condition! (#T-1712) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist, English art metal

Hand made bowl by Hugh Wallace - done in high gloss pewter, circa 1910. This has a simple central flower design and a beautiful rim. Measures 10 in diameter. Impressed mark. In excellent condition. (#T-1506) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Secessionist art metal English England

This two handled pewter tray is marked Osiris. It was made by Walter Scherf and Company, of Germany, circa 1910. This measures 6 1/2 wide by 11 1/4 from handle to handle. The back is marked Osiris 1266. Scratch marks on the back - the front is in lovely condition. (#T-1452) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Secessionist art metal

This interesting compote has a distinctly Moderne / Retro look. The base is marked with a conjoined AS, as well as US DES. Pat. Pend. There is a round black disc (or insert) inside, lining the center. Measures 5 1/2 high by 6 1/2 in diam. Very nice condition. This looks like an overgrown martini glass! (#T-1507) Keywords: chrome metalware vintage

Attractive pair of shorter pewter candlesticks with brass bands around the top, middle and foot. Nice heavy pair measuring about 4 1/2 high with a bottom diameter of 3 1/2 . Age and maker are unknown - generally in very nice condition. (#T-1111) keywords: metal candle sticks candles holders

This item is a wonderful Art Noveau Bronze Vase made by Tiffany and Company of New York sometime between 1920 and 1933. This beautiful Broinze Vase has a wonderful original patina. It is about 10 and 1/4 inches high. The bottom of the Vase is marked Tiffany and Co and the number 1478. This Vase is in excellent condition with only one very small ding on the underside of the VAse. This small ding is not noticeable from the top or the side of the Vase and does not detract from the beauty and quality of this Vase.

Neat conversation piece! This brass fishmongers horn stands about 14 high - the bottom diameter is 4 . The top piece unscrews to reveal a duck bill type mouth piece. There's a dent in the brass about halfway up, and fairly even shallow pitting on the whole piece, the cap also has a small dent. Yes - it makes a great noise! (#T-1153) keywords: fish sea metal instrument

Lovely hammered finish on this pewter inkwell from the Tudric line produced by Liberty and the piece is approximately 3 high. Glass insert. Generally in excellent condition - nice Arts & Crafts Movement look to the piece. (#T-1521) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist

Outstanding Art Nouveau era piece signed F. Flora. At first glance, I thought this 23 1/2 Stand was a Ashtray but info derived from the prominent estate from which it was purchased referred to it as a Calling Card Stand. It would've been placed at the entrance of a business and patrons would place their Calling/Business Cards in the insert at the top. The insert has a tab handle on each side and can be pulled out. It has no place where a Cigarette or Cigar can lay at rest so perhaps the assessment of it's purpose is correct. I'm sure those of you who deal in these type of items would know for certain. The inside portion of the Stand is hollow. The Stand is made of what I believe is White Metal or what they refer to as Spewter. Research has indicated that the full name of the designer is Francisco Flora who was born in 1857 and did most of prominent works during the late 1800's. Overall condition of the piece is excellent. There is some slight wear to the patina on her face. Please note the different facial image of each side. Just beautiful and finely detailed. It's difficult to make out but the bottom underside has small letters incised what looks like EPres. Would make just a fine addition to any Art Nouveau collection. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.

Made by WMF, Wurttembergische Metallwaren Fabrik , this is a hot water kettle, on a stand, complete with lamp (which is the smaller removable round piece that sits at the bottom of the stand. The finish is brass and has a planished, or hand hammered, look. The bottom of the kettle is impressed with the WMF bee hive mark that was introduced in 1909. Below this is the number 108. The lamp is also impressed with the beehive mark and the number 24. The handle of the kettle has woven flat reed around it - there is one break in the underside of the reed (see photo). The entire piece stands approx. 14 high. Nice detail around the top of the body of the kettle - and a great impressed design on the three legs of the stand. One very small ( Key Words: Jugendstil Secessionist German Austrian European

This is a nice group of 4 small nut dishes made by WMF , Wurttembergische Metallwarenfabrik. All of the pieces are marked “WMFM I/O “. The I/O means that they have the “normal thickness” of silver plate. Each silverplate dish is 2 5/8 in diameter and has a leaf design inside it, and a crimped edge. All 4 are in nice condition, with some minimal age wear on the bottom and only the most minor of spots on them. (#T1767)

An outstanding retro 4 piece chrome coffee service made by Farberware of Brooklyn, New York! Comes with a serving tray, creamer, sugar, and coffee pot. The set was never used, and the electric coffee pot still has the original paper label covering the interior basket, and the cord is still wound in the original pattern. You remember how to percolate coffee, and how great that tastes?!! The tray, which does have some scratching, measures about 16 1/4 from handle to handle. The coffee pot has a nice lightly impressed wreath garland pattern - minor wear to the bowl under this (see photo). Displays beautifully! (#T1765) Keywords: chrome metalware coffee maker vintage retro

Art Nouveau Advertising Letter Opener - Highton Registers & Grilles - New York, Boston, Philadelphia A good looking metal letter opener with an exquisite female head with flowing hair at the handle. The back of the piece has the wording embossed WM.HIGHTON&SONS.NASHUA.N.H. Size: 8-¾ inches L x 1 inch W at the top of the handle. Weight: Approx. 4 oz. Metal: Possibly brass Condition: Very Good. Some wear consistent with age.

Wonderful simple, flowing design on this handled pewter basket. Four molded feet on the bottom. Handles are attached with an attractive 3 petal form. The entire surface is planished. Marked on the bottom with a conjoined CF and Period Pewter and the number 377 . Unknown maker and country of origin. Measures 11 1/4 long by 8 3/4 across. Total height is 5 1/4 . This is in excellent condition. (#T-1752) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Secessionist

This is an outstanding piece of pewter made by Orivit (Germany). Dating at circa 1900, this teapot measures 8 1/4 high and about 5 1/2 at its largest diameter. Heavily pressed out designs of flowers, vines and leaves adorn the base - leaves flow upwards towards the lid. This has a black wood handle, and a spout that is the open mouth of a bird. Marked on the bottom Orvit 2097 . Condition: there is some minor and very shallow wear/pitting on one side, just below the lid. Shows light wear, appropriate for its age, without being too noticeable. (#T-1751) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Secessionist

This is one of the most wonderful crumber sets I have seen. The tray has roundels pressed up and hundreds of incised lines that create a mountain type form. Almost looks as though it's a stars and mountain scene. Tray measures 9 3/8 across at its widest by 6 3/4 high. The accompanying tool is 10 1/4 long. Both pieces are signed on the back. The last name is Du Mont - the first name begins with a P - and may be Peter. Condition: 2 scratches on the tray (one is 1 long, the other 1/2 - and not deep) - normal wear to the back. Age is unknown. The craftsmanship is superb. (#T-1617) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Secessionist

Wonderful 2 handled dish or bowl, with reticulated edges. The sides have lovely carved out flowers (perhaps nasturtiums). The openwork handles are very nice as well. Made by Tudric, for Liberty from handle to handle, is 8 1/2 across, and is about 1 3/4 in height. There is some scratching to the bowl interior, and wear to the back side (which is not hammered). Generally in good condition. Done in dark gray color pewter, this has the classic hand hammered look. Dating around 1910, this would work well with other Art Nouveau or Arts & Crafts Movement pieces. (#T-1602) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist

An exquisite pewter tea set by Tudric of England, made for Liberty high (to the top of the finial) - with a great bulbous body. This is almost 9 from the tip of the spout to the handle edge. The matching creamer and sugar have wide, thick handles and the same foot design. The pewter has a wonderful patina, and shows normal wear marks for its age. There is a small indentation in the creamer, which is hard to detect (I've tried to show this in a close-up photo). All pieces are marked. Made around 1920, perhaps a bit earlier. A fabulous set in very nice condition! (#T-1601) Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist

ART NOUVEAU METAL FIGURAL LETTER OPENER. Size: 10-1/2 Inches in Length x 2 Inches W at the Hilt. A wonderful Dagger Form with lots of character and a lovely lady's face with flowing hair on both sides of the letter opener. Condition: Good. Nice patination. There are worn spots & small scratches on the metal. The letter opener has had plenty of wear and looks its age. The handle is cast at a jaunty angel. This is the way it was made. I have another identical piece which was made the same way. The metal is probably spelter with a brass finish.