Beautiful Candy Bowl in Silver in the shape of a seashell from Mid 19th Century

Very Elegant Fruit Bowl in hallmarked silver from Gothenburg, Sweden dated 1858 by L. Larson & Company. ( See photos) Beautiful decorated with bunches of grapes and Rococo elements...

Beautiful pair of Swedish Salt Cellars in Silver. Made in hammered silver with ball decorations. Control stamped in Sweden with U7 = 1922. Perfect for serving salt and pepper. Wear...

Charming Marble Bowl from early 19th Century in soft colours. Beautiful patina after 200 years of use. Small damage to the edge (see picture) but nothing that disturbs in my opinion....

Six beautiful Fruit Knives in Silver by the famous silversmith Adolf Zethelius from Stockholm, Sweden. The knives are control stamped and marked F4 which means they were made in 1836...

Beautiful Sauce Boat in Silver made by the well-known silversmith Johan Petter Grönvall ( 1774-1843) in Stockholm, Sweden. This sauce boat was manufactured in 1832=B4 (see pictures) ...

Beautiful Swedish pin tray in stamped silver dated 1865 (L5) in Rococo Revival. Richly decorated in period style. Wear consistent with age and use

A large-scale, extremely ornate 19th century Rococo Revival solid silver bowl or centrepiece. Constructed of worked and fused sections each having large cartouches. Each cartouch...

Bombe' chased circular form with scroll handles gilt interior on pedestal. Marked underneath, Portugal, 1820. Measures: 19.5 cm. depth. 14.5 cm. width. 19.0 cm. height. 474 gm.

Drageoir in silver and crystal blown and carved. The drageoir is decorated on both sides with finely chiselled motifs representing children in gardener...

Mid 19th century sterling silver footed centerpiece bowl with exterior floral band design details and gold wash interior. The centerpiece bowl is in great antique condition. Minor we...

A superb sterling silver fruit bowl , It is a very decorative piece of silver with swag and ribbon decoration that really does catch the eye. The thick gauge of silver used gives it...

Magnificent chaplain in solid silver mesh with two compartments. Its closure is straight, decorated with a frieze of acanthus leaves, it has a bail ring so that it can be hung on a chatelaine. Weight: 68.9grs Period: End of the 19th century. In perfect condition, no mesh is missing and is not discarded. From the 12th century to the 14th century, the chaplain has been an essential complement to daily clothing for both men and women. The oldest form of the chaplain is that of a small bag, with two cords (or loops) to close it, and another cord to open it and hang it from the belt by means of a stirrup. The caliper was closed by pulling on the two runners. The simple cord, attached at its ends to the upper edge of the bag, allowed it to be opened and passed through the metal stirrup. In the 12th century, the chaplains were often very rich, either by the material or by the work of embroidery. They were given as gifts to ladies. They were found in ordinary leather, Russian leather...