Sterling

Very nice quality berry serving spoon, with typical repousee berries in the owl and engraved and decorated handle. Intertwined initials engraved on finial - E.A.H. or maybe H.A.E. Hallmarked for London 1815, maker's mark is G.W - possibly George Wickes, as there is a definite full stop between the G and the W. Measures 22.5 cm long (9 inches). Absolutely excellent condition. Silver weight is 53.59 grams.

Pair of Edwardian bon bon dishes, sterling silver, hallmarked for Birmingham 1911, maker W.M. Co (Wilmott Manufacturing Co). Dishes each measure 28 mm high and 105 mm diameter (1.1/8 inches by 4.1/8 inches). Pretty floral design with scrolls and pierced work. Excellent condition. 70.62 grams

Sterling silver decanter label for Madeira. Name is cutwork, with beded edge to the label leading into a bow. Very attractive. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1908 (Edwardian period). Maker is Levi & Salaman. Lable measures 31 mm by 50 mm (1.1/4 inches by about 2 inches). Total weight including chain is 7.65 grams.

Sterling silver trophy cup, awarded by the Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club: the Stonehouse Cup, 1931. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1930, maker is the prestigious English company of Mappin & Webb. Cup measures10 cm high and 8.5 cm diameter (4 inches by 3.3/8 inches). Engravings as per images. Silver weight is approx. 200 grams. Absolutely excellent condition.

Very nice quality sterling silver snuff box, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1909. Maker: RC, probably Robert Chandler. Bottom of box is curved for for pocket use. Gilded interior to lid. Box is engraved on the outside : A Memento of York Pageant 1909. James 1 Rex. (H. H. Riley Smith) . Possibly Riley Smith played the part of King James 1 in the pageant. Silver weight is 78.74 grams. Excellent condition. Measures 17 mm high, 65 mm wide and 50 mm deep (5/8 inch x 2.1/2 inches x 1.7/8 inches).

American sterling silver footed bowl and spoon by Gorham. Pleated pattern with cherub faces. Date mark 1880. Includes original presentation case, interior in good condition, exterior fabric is worn. Bowl. 5-1/4 diameter by 2-3/4 height. #1461. Monogrammed. Excellent condition. 210 grams. Spoon. 6 length. #1467. 31.7 grams.

Sterling silver march case - probably made to hold book matches, although loose matches could also be held, as there is a lower lip to tuck the bases under. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1929. Maker is Hassett and Harper Limited. The cover of this case is engraved with the entwined monogram H.M.C. (or could be M.H.C.). It measures 60 mm by 45 mm and 7 mm thick (2.3/8 inches by 1.3/4 inches by 1/4 inch). Some little dents and scuffing, commensurate with being carried in a gent's pocket. Silver weight is approx. 22.5 grams.

Pretty sterling silver teaspoons with Art Nouveau shape to the finial and twist stem. They are hallmarked for Walker & Hall, Birmingham, 1913. Spoons are each 10cm long (4 inches). Excellent condition. There is the faintest sign of gilding to the bowls.

Coffee pot. American sterling silver, fluted body with engraved floral and wreath motif. Acorn finial and ebony wood handle. Early 20th century. Monogrammed VCH. 12 height, 10-1/2 from spout to handle. 715 total weight.

This is a lovely early silverplate serving set with a chased floral design on the handles. The knive is 9 long, and the fork is 7 . The set is marked extraprimansalp July 1907. It is in excellent condition.

This is a nice serving fork measuring 8 1/2 long and weighing 1 ounce. It is silver plate and marked Rogers and dated July 9, 1907. It has a nice floral design. Excellent condition.

This is a nice silver plate salt and pepper on a tray. The salt and pepper have 3 curved feet with faces on the top of the foot. There is an etched floral design, and they have plastic inserts. They are 3 1/2 high. The tray also has a design and measures 5 1/2 x 3 3/4 . The total weight is 13 ounces. The set is in excellent condition.

Edwardian pin cushion, made from a beautiful pearly coiled shell and a sterling silver base. The base is hallmarked for London 1908. Pin cushion measures 66 mm high and about 62 mm wide (2.5/8 inches by 2.1/2 inches). The base has a few dings and dents, but overall, very good condition. It has a plater weighted base, which has just a new piece of card over it - could benefit from having a piece of felt or fabric over this. It's a little top heavy, but it's a very pretty piece.

Vintage silver napkin ring, made by the prestigious English company of Asprey's, and hallmarked for Birmingham 1959. Weight is 29.95 grams, and the item measures 29 mm deep by 45 mm diameter (1.1/8 inches by just over 1.3/4 inches). It has a decorated embossed band around the rims and a central front engraved scroll decoration. Excellent condition.

Remember these Name Bracelets for Guys Mike is the name and if it is yours OR you have a friend who has that name, grab this Bracelet now for a gift. It is Sterling and if you can read the teeny tiny you are in luck.I took it to a jeweler to read it months ago when I priced it but can't find my notes as to the weight Jargon, but this is the fair price he suggested for this Vintage piece. Shipping is $2.45 USA Domestic First Class.

Antique sterling silver small bowl, possibly a sugar bowl, but not obviously so and could therefore be used as a bon-bon dish or similar. Hallmarked for London 1889, the maker's mark is G A in two conjoined circles - this could either be Chawner & Co (Chawner & George Adams) or George Aldwinckle. Bowl measures 108 mm diameter and 52 mm high (just over 4.1/4 inches by 2 inches). Excellent condition. Fluted lobed sides - very elegant design. Silver weight is approx. 120 grams.

Pickle or condiment fork - sterling silver hallmarked Birmingham, 1915. Maker is Adie & Lovekin Ltd. Ball finial to handle. Very good condition - stem is slightly crooked (jeweller could straighten this if it worries you). Handy little fork for small gherkins or pickles. Weight 4.39 grams.

Beautiful pair of sterling silver menu holders, naval crowns in their original oak box. Retailed by Page, Keen & Page, of Plymouth, England ( home of large Navy base). Hallmarked underneath Birmingham 1926, maker's mark J.W.B. for W.Benson Ltd. Also stamped Page. Each holder measures 32 mm high (1.1/4 inches) with a base of 37 mm by 28 mm (1.1/2 inches by 1.1/8 inches). Beautiful box, all in excellent condition. Probably never used. To post tracked it would have to go Economy International Courier, hence larger than normal postage cost.

Vintage baby's rattle, sterling silver bell shape with a pearlised synthetic teething ring. The bell is attached to the ring with a little silver belt and buckle. Very quaint. The bell is engraved on one side with the initials D.J.E. . Actually, the middle letter could also be interpreted as an F or an R. Ring is 4.25 cm diameter. and the bell is 3 cm by 3 cm and 1.3 cm thick (1.3/4 inches diameter ring, and bell is 1.1/4 inches by 1.1/4 inches and 1/2 inch thick). One tiny indentation on rear of bell, and a scratch on the front - all minor. Ring is excellent. Probably never used.

Beautifully decorated engine-turned style engraving to the case of this unusual round vinaigrette. Reeded sides. The grill inside is prettily decorated with cutwork of roses and foliage. A true lady's vinaigrette, delicate and feminine. Gilded inside, and when you lift the hinged grill, there is still the remains of the old sponge. Undoubtedly silver, but no hallmarks. Measures 25 mm diameter by 7 mm thick (1 inch by 1/4 inch). Excellent condition.

Vintage Webster Co Sterling Silver Letter Mail Opener. This nice letter opener is 8-7/8 and it has a stainless steel blade. The age of it is unknown. It is in excellent used condition.

Footed salt cellar. French .950 silver. Repousse wreaths of flowers and scrolling border. Circa 1900. Shaped clear glass liner. 2 ¾ by 2 by 1-3/4 height. Very good condition, some wear at the edge seams.

Footed salt cellar. Dutch/Netherlands .833 silver. Repousse flower motif with three hoofed feet. Date mark 1843. 45 grams. 2 5/8 diameter by 1 ½ height.

Footed salt cellar. American coin silver by Philadelphia maker Peter Krider. Strawberry and leaf motif with Greek Key border. 2 ½ diameter by 1 ¾ height.. Monogrammed WSA. 31 grams. Glass liner not original and some minor salt corrosion to interior, otherwise, excellent condition.

6 shallow dishes - could be used as drinks coasters or maybe nut dishes. Wide sterling river rims with moulded or pressed glass lowers. They differ slightly, and there is a pair of each design - the variations are in the design around the silver rim, and in the starburst styled design in the bottom. Dishes measure approx. 100 mm diameter each, and are about 24 mm high - slight variations here also - (about 4 inches by 1 inch). Very good condition - natural mellowing to the silver, such as a few very tiny minor marks, otherwise excellent. Useful, decorative and versatile. They are stamped Frank M. Whiting . Date possibly early 20th century.

Tiny sterling silver 4 slice toast rack. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1911. Maker is J.R. for John Round and Son Ltd. Measurement: 7.3 cm high, 7.5 cm long and 4.5 cm wide (3 inches by about 3 inches by 1.3/4 inches). Excellent condition.

Vodka cup or shot glass. Russian silver. 875/1000 fineness. Date mark 1865. Engraved design and heart-shaped cartouche. 2 height by 1-3/4 diameter. 34 grams.

American sterling silver pierced sugar basket with cobalt blue glass liner. Ball feet. Monogrammed HCB. Depasse Mfg. Co, New York, 1909-1915. 3-1/2 diameter by 4 height. Excellent condition. 46 grams without liner.

Beautiful large size, for cream jug, Ball feet, delicate beading around the edgem and lovely shell perched on the top of the handle, But the nicest thing is engraving of the boar head front, center, Hallmarks are located under the spout, front, In fine for age condition, there are few dents, around the lower body, nothing serious,Nice and clean on inside and outside, Measuring about 5 3/4 inches from the spout to the tip of the handle, 3 1/4 inches wide and 4 1/2 inches high at the highest point.

This is Antique,Sterling silver napkin ring, Decorated with subtle horizontal stripes and round medalion designated for monogram, as per images, Hallmarked what it appears to be English hallmarks, which are half erased from age, In very fine condition dents or any other major damage, Measuring about 1 3/4 inches in diameter and over 1 inch high.

Two sterling silver pots with sprung lids. Hallmarks on the larger pot are for Birmingham 1905, maker is H.W. Ld (for Henry Williamson Ltd)and on the smaller pot Birmingham 1907, maker D C seems to be the surname here though. One possibly for powder, the other for some other unguent. They could be husband and wife - or brothers, since these could also be for a man's pomade. Inside, they have both been gilded, although this is largely worn on the smaller pot. Largest measures 36 mm high and 88 mm diameter (about 1.1/2 inches by 3.1/2 inches). The smaller measures 29 mm high by 83 mm diameter (1.1/8 inches by 3.1/4 inches). Both in excellent condition, although you certainly need fingernails to open them.Weights are 95.93 grams for the larger pot, and 86.84 grams for the smaller pot.

Very pretty little bonbon basket with swing handle and hand sawn cut-work basket. French silver import mark and Netherlands silver export mark. Dutch marks are on inside rim of basket near the handle. Other marks underneath the base include what appears to be three small crabs in a row, a cross on a striped background, and a rubbed mark. 20th century. Measures 105 mm high with handle up, 126 mm wide and 103 mm deep (4.1/8 inches high, by 5 inches by 4 inches). Very good condition. Weight is 110g. Mark is for minimum .800 fineness.

This set is etched crystal with sterling tops and pedestals. The pedestal looks like the gadroon pattern. The etched pattern has flowers and stars with branches. The are 3.75 in. high. The bottom pedestal is 1 3/8 in. diameter. There is no damage on this set. Needs cleaning but that is all. I will mail these USPS to save you shipping costs. Please make your purchase, put in credit card information for billing, but I will not charge your card until I edit the shipping and lower it to the correct rates. I am guessing these will not cost more than $5 to anywhere within continental USA.

VINTAGE SILVER PLATE AND CRYSTAL JAM, JELLY OR SUGAR COVERED DISH. SILVER PLATE FRAME IS MARKED 'FORZAM or FROZANI MADE IN ITALY SILVER PLATE'. CRYSTAL BOWL IS PERFECT. SILVER PLATE FRAME HAS VISIBLE WEAR. LID HAS A SLOT FOR THE SPOON. 2in TALL, 4in WIDE. Sold as-is.

Unusual Workmanship on this Victorian Pickle/Olive Long Fork with Mother of Pearl Handle and Sterling Silver Ferrole.

Vintage Pie Server with Mother of Pearl Handle, Sterling Silver Ferrole and Silver Plate Blade.

Wonderful priceless, because of rarity or age, Sterling Silver Teapot, Properly hallmarked, according to my research as London Silver made by Crispin Fuller in 1806, Ornate handle was made what it appears to be wood top of the lid appears to be ivory and rest of the tea pot is pure sterling silver, Hallmarks are placed on the upper top part of the teapot and inside the lid, Teapot shows interesting engraving on both sides of the teapot boars head,In very fine condition for a over two hundred year old teapot vhich is very much usable, Wood handle is a bit lose and the same for ivory part, No dents, Measuring approximately from handle to the spout 12 1/4 inches and 7 inches high at the highest point.

Beautiful Deco Style Sterling Silver Ashtray.

Fantastic solid sterling silver fancy, Pedestal Dish, Showing some beautiful piercings and floral engraving, Properly signed as per images, In excellent condition, Measuring approximately 5 1/2 inches in diameter.

Pie server. Chinese Export silver, engraved bamboo motif on blade and hammered silver handle. Marked with Chinese characters and C.J. Co. 9-3/4 length. Excellent condition. Early 20th century. 106 grams.

Little lidded trinket dish, sterling silver top hallmarked for Birmingham, 1904. Beautiful Art Nouveau flower design embossed to the silver. Crystal large hobnail cut base. Item measures 30 mm high, 81 mm wide and 36 mm deep (1.3/16 inch by 3.1/4 inches by 1.3/8 inch). Maker's mark is E.J.H. (probably E.J.Houlston). Just a few absolutely tiny little nicks in the crystal rim, otherwise excellent condition.

Teaspoon. Chinese Export silver. Figures seated in garden with unengraved cartouche. Engraved bamboo motif on back. HC maker's mark and character marks. 5-1/2 length. 29 grams.

Elegant little English sterling silver trinket box - hinged lid and silk -lined interior. Machine engraved top with central initials panel (blank). Hallmarked are for Birmingham 1917. Maker's mark is D & F, for Deakin and Francis. Box measures 4 cm high, 7.2 cm wide and 5.3 cm deep (just over 1.1/2 inches high, 2.7/8 inch wide and just over 2 inches deep). One or two small shallow indentations on the sides, but otherwise excellent.

Pretty little hobnail cut glass dressing table pot with sterling silver lid. Pot measures 49 mm high and 41 mm diameter (about 2 inches by 1.5/8 inches). It is hallmarked for Birmingham, England 1921. The date mark is rubbed so a little hard to read, but either 1920 or 1921. The maker's mark is H.W. Ld. Base is in excellent condition, no damage. The top has a couple of minute shallow marks, but overall, excellent condition all round.

Crystal and silver dressing table pot - rectangular, with heavily embossed top of flowers and scrolls. Base is crystal, hobnail cut. Interior of sterling silver lid is gilded. Hallmarked for Birmingham, England, 1903. Maker's mark is W.D. (probably the mark of William Devenport). Excellent condition. No chips to the crystal. No dents or damage to the silver. Measures 30 mm high, 88 mm long and 37 mm wide(1.3/16 inches by 3.7/16 inches by 1.7/16 inches).

Baby mug. Russian silver engraved with Art Nouveau floral motif. Date mark 1905. 77 grams. .875 silver. 3-1/2 height. Excellent condition.

ONEIDA CHAMPAGNE/WINE COASTER WITH GLASS INSERT. SILVERPLATED TRAY IS 5 5/8in WIDE, GLASS INSERT IS 3 3/4in WIDE. HOLDS A 3in BOTTLE. USED CONDITION, HAS SURFACE SCRATCHES, NO WORN SPOTS OR CHIPS. MARKED ON BOTTOM Wm. ROGERS.

Tea strainer. Hungarian 800 silver with carved ivory handle. Monogrammed GW. 6-3/4 length. Strainer 3-3/4 diameter.

These are lovely pair of sterling silver salt and pepper, Hallmarked as Birmingham Sterling silver circa 1925, Lovely Art Deco pierced style with cobalt blue glass liners, Each measuring approximately 2 inches high.

Beautiful, High quality Sterling Silver Serving basket, Showing excellent detail, even on the handle and exquisite piercing, as per images, Measuring approximately 5 1/2 in diameter and 4 inches high.

Mechanical olive grabber. German 830 silver. Thumb depress pushed olive off tines. Early 20th century. Excellent condition. 7 length. 24 grams. (two available at $125 each)

American coin silver. Baby cup by Albert Coles. Engraved as baby gift for Charlie Dec. 25th, 1865. 3 height, 2-1/2 height.

Baby mug. American Victorian sterling silver, Gorham Silversmiths, date mark for 1882. Engraved as a gift for Phillip Dalsheimer July 16th, 1882. Excellent condition, beautifully engraved. 3-1/2 diameter by 4-1/2 height.

Baby cup. Whiting sterling silver. Engraved and gifted to Gertrude Emily April 8th, 1871. 3-3/4 diameter by 2-3/4 . Excellent condition, beautifully engraved.

Herloom small dish, showing exstensive open work and embossing, Birmingham English hallmarks, Measuring approximately over 4 inches long x 3 1/4 inches wide and 3/4 inches high.

I am not sure how to describe these but they are unique and very old as well as very nice. They are stamped GRR 925 Weighted. They are 2.75 in. high. The tops screw on and off to fill the shakers. The outside is sterling with a see through cut out floral design and each of the facets of the design has etchings of flowers and leaves. The inside of the shakers are glass. They need cleaning very badly so the photo is hard to see but I do not want to take a chance on harming them if I clean them for you. I will leave that up to you. The items have all dated back to the 1930's. If you have any information on them at all and can help me out, please email me the details that you know. Thank you. I WILL MAIL THESE BY USPS MAIL SO BEFORE I CHARGE YOUR CREDIT CARD FOR THE PURCHASE, I WILL ADJUST THE SHIPPING TO YOUR ZIP CODE. IT WILL BE MUCH LESS THAN WHAT IS STATED. Each pair is the price listed.

Really beautiful pair of sterling silver napkin rings. They are embossed all over with a design of scrolling acanthus leaves, leading away from the central initials panel. One panel is engraved O.B., and the other is E.J.B. The napkin rings each measure 2.5 cm high and 4.5 cm diameter (1 inch by 1.3/4 inches). They are hallmarked for Birmingham, England, 1907 - Edwardian period. The maker's mark is rubbed. Weight is approx. 50 grams. Excellent condition.

This is a very unique and small sugar sifter. It is made by Gorham and it is stamped Gorham Sterling Pat. but has no year. The pattern is called King Edward. It is 4 5/8 in. long. The bowl is 1 7/8 in. diameter and 3/8 in. deep. The design on the handle has a small flower in the point. The bowl designs are abstract designs also in the shape of a flower or bell. It is beautiful as well as unique. It is part of an estate and belonged to the consignee's grandmother and has been packed away for years. I WILL MAIL THESE BY USPS MAIL SO BEFORE I CHARGE YOUR CREDIT CARD FOR THE PURCHASE, I WILL ADJUST THE SHIPPING TO YOUR ZIP CODE. IT WILL BE MUCH LESS THAN WHAT IS STATED.

Antique open salts, made in crystal with sterling silver rims. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1909. Faceted sides and hobnail cut bases. Star design to bottoms. Very good quality wheel-cut crystal. The bases are in excellent condition, the silver has some dings or shallow indentations to the rim edges. They measure 32.5 mm high and 60 mm diameter (1.1/4 inches by 2.5/8 inches).

EMPIRE STERLING BAND & GLASS WINE COASTER. CLEAR GLASS COASTER WITH STERLING SILVER BAND AROUND THE TOP. MARKED 'EMPIRE STERLING'. 4in WIDE, HOLDS A GLASS, BOTTLE OR MUG UP TO 2 3/4in WIDE. USED. GLASS HAS NO CHIPS OR CRACKS. STERLING BAND HAS MILD DINGS AND USE SCRATCHES.