Antique Garrard

by the renowned London silversmiths R & S Garrard & Co. Condition This antique London silver

retailer’s mark ‘R. & S. Garrard & Co.’, renowned jewellers and silversmiths to the Crown. Founded

& Silversmiths Co Ltd was amalgamated with Garrard & Co Ltd. The firm participated to a number

the products except the first one, which was an Ashtray made by Crown jewellers Garrard of Regent St

made by R & S Garrard & Co; part of our antique silver and glassware collection. This exceptional

'Garrard & Co Ltd, Crown Jewellers, 112 Regent St W1, formerly The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths

green liner (R.S. Garrard & Co.)

Scotland. An interesting modern footnote is that Garrard, the Crown Jewellers at the time, commissioned

, especially with the British and Russian Monarchies- the Kent amethysts, Princess Diana's Garrard amethyst and

very important makers in Georgian London in the 1700s and went on to become part of 'Garrard' Royal

; Silversmiths Co Ltd was amalgamated with Garrard & Co Ltd. firm and participated in a number of national

by 2 1/4'' in height, and bears hallmarks as shown. The founder of the Garrard firm was John

- Goldsmiths & Crown Jewellers, Garrard & Co Ltd, 112. Regent Street. W. 1'. A blue sapphire and diamond

Marked: English, London, 1870, Maker: Robert Garrard.

Marked: London, 1847, maker: Robert Garrard.

& Silversmiths Co Ltd was amalgamated with Garrard & Co Ltd. The firm participated to a number of national and

a limited liability company. In 1952, the company merged with Garrard & Co. Bibliography John

candlesticks were crafted by Royal Goldsmiths Robert Garrard & Co. of London, formerly owned by the Duke of

Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd was amalgamated with Garrard & Co Ltd and participated in a number of

London retailers such as Hunt & Roskell, C.F. Hancock, and R. & S. Garrard in the mid-nineteenth

Tiara (for Garrard & Co.) - worn by the Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth II, and Princess Anne at their

the royal goldsmiths Robert Garrard, Philip Rundell and Benjamin Pyne to leading Heugenots John Hugh

the products except the first one which was an Ashtray made by Crown jewellers Garrard of Regent St

Garrard. Approx. Weight - 2550 g / 81.9 oz Approximate Length - 56.2 cm Approximate Width - 39.6 cm The

retails after J.F. Cole narrowly avoided bankruptcy, their work was retailed by Garrards, James McCabe

century, the company was combined with Garrard & Co. These silver fish servers are fully hallmarked

Silversmiths Co Ltd was amalgamated with Garrard & Co Ltd and participated in a number of National and

. In 1952, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd was amalgamated with Garrard & Co Ltd. firm and

accompanied by tongs. The pieces are fully hallmarked, including marks for the makers R&S Garrard (on the tray

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert by R & S Garrard & Co., the crown jewellers after Rundell, Bridge

. In 1952, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd was amalgamated with Garrard & Co Ltd. firm and

Jewellers, Garrards, and the brand name was eventually acquired by Mappin and Webb in the 1990s. Today, J.W

was taken over in 1952 by Garrard & Company, the Queen’s Jewellers. Vincenti et Cie, of Paris

, London, 1901, p.188) In 1952 Garrard Co merged with The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd and took

retailers, including The Goldsmiths Alliance, Garrards, Asprey, and Hunt & Roskell. Achille Brocot (1817

fashionable, as is demonstrated by the popularity of Garrard’s diamond ‘Wing’ collection, a testament to the

Edwardian Neoclassical sterling silver bowl. Made by Sebastian Harry Garrard in London in 1908