Antique Silversmiths

This is a turn-of-the-19th-century sterling silver decorative bowl, designed and crafted by silversmith Odiot, Paris. The piece was crafted in France circa 1880.

The pierced work lightens the visual weight while showcasing the silversmith’s precision, and the softly contoured edges give the piece both strength and grace.

Footnotes : Posen Lazarus Witwe The firm was founded in Frankfurt on the Main in 1869 by Brendina Wetzlar, the widow of Lazarus Jacob Posen, a silversmith and retailer of Polish des...

Each bracelet features a sculptural ring-shaped body with finely textured surface detailing, characteristic of traditional tribal silversmithing. Mounted on custom stands, they pres...

Later, his work with the silversmith Christofle allowed him to produce beautiful pieces now exhibited in museums such as the Musée d'Orsay.

NOTE: The initials displayed within the maker's marks, in addition to the standardisation of the surround could pertain to a multitude of antique smallwork silversmiths; these silver...

This intricate detailing highlights the skill and meticulous craftsmanship of the silversmiths involved. Dimensions: 3- Spoons - 7 1/4" H 4- Forks - 7 1/4" H 1- Ladle - 10 3/4"

The intricate chasing and detailed casting demonstrate a high level of artisanal skill typical of leading silversmiths and bronze workers of the era. Pieces in this style were highly...

Edwardian Lucky Horseshoe Gold Fronted design Silver brooch with Full Btish hallmarks By Silversmith S.B - Stainton Brothers Dated 1903

The repoussé detailing demonstrates the silversmith’s mastery of depth and definition, creating a highly decorative surface of intricate relief.

An impressive and very rare case created in Paris, France, by the silversmith and artist Jean Trottin, circa 1925. This exceptional Art Deco cigarette case is masterfully crafted in ...

Direct from Paris: A magnificent antique French 950 sterling silver flatware set by Frances Premier Silversmiths “Puiforcat”, currently owned by Hermes.

The annals of British silversmithing are replete with illustrious names, each contributing to an enduring legacy of artistry and opulence.

An English sterling silver coffee creamer, Edwardian Neoclassical design, crafted by the respected English silversmiths James Deakin & Sons (JD&S), circa early-20th century, ...

At the London Universal Exhibition of 1862 Barbedienne won medals in three different categories : Furniture, Silversmith work and Artistic bronzes. Barbedienne was made an officer of...

This sterling silver gravy boat and under-tray by Gorham Silversmiths is an elegant expression of late-19th to early-20th-century American silver—refined, ceremonial, and unapologet...

The initials displayed within the maker's marks, in addition to the standardization of the surround could pertain to a multitude of antique silversmiths; these silversmiths include W...

Each fox bears the retailer's mark 'Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent Street, W' to the underside.

His work represents the culmination of centuries-old silversmithing traditions while incorporating contemporary design innovations that appealed to Europe's most discerning patrons.

Bearing the Lisbon assay mark from the early 19th century — possibly late 18th century — and the maker’s mark of Lisbon silversmith João Ramos Ortiz, registered in 1810. Has been pro...

These fine antique silver teaspoons were crafted by the Newcastle silversmiths William Lister I, Clement Lister & William Lister II of Lister & Sons.

These works exemplify the romantic Historicism movement of the late 19th/early 20th centuries, when master silversmiths revived medieval themes with extraordinary craftsmanship.

* The basic service was comprised by silversmiths including: Chawner & Co (George William Adams), John Harris IV, H J Lias & Son (Henry John Lias & Henry John Lias), He...

Hung Chong was one of the first and longest-lasting Cantonese western style silver retailers in Shanghai. There were many silversmiths associated with the firm of Hung Chong and the ...

English Silver-Plated Classical Claret Jug by JG & Sons (James Dixon & Sons), Late 19th Century This imposing English silver-plated claret jug exemplifies the richly histori...

These institutional holdings ensure that SPO's contributions to silversmithing remain accessible to scholars and enthusiasts, preserving the firm's legacy for future generations.

This impressive Queen Anne tea set was crafted by the London silversmiths Walter Walker & Brownfield Tolhurst of Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst Ltd.

They were manufacturers and silversmith of silver and silver plated objects. The partnership was dissolved in 1869 and the business was continued by James Kebberling Bembridge, Thom...

This exceptional mustard pot is supplied with an associate sterling silver spoon, crafted by London silversmith Charles Boyton (I) in 1848. This antique mustard pot was crafted by t...

These Fine Georgian silver teaspoons, crafted by the renowned and collectable Newcastle silversmith John Langlands II, are exceptional examples of their type.

The pot was made in Paris by Martin-Guillaume Biennais, Napoleon’s principal goldsmith and silversmith, whose workshop supplied silver for the Emperor, the Imperial household and the...

This magnificent example of Victorian silverware, crafted by the renowned and important London silversmiths John Hunt & Robert Roskell, is the finest example of its type.

The container features an elegant, architectural form typical of Prague’s exceptional silversmithing tradition, with intricate detailing that enhances its visual allure.

., attributable to Feodor Rückert, master silversmith and later principal supplier to the House of Faberge.

Thomas Sidney Buckler (T.S.B.), Silversmith Active: Birmingham, early 20th century Thomas Sidney Buckler, identified by his maker’s mark “T.S.B.,” was an English silversmith regist...

Set of 11 knives with porcelain handles, ferrules and blades in sterling silver Charge hallmark for Paris between 1756 and 1762 Date letter T and Y for 1759 and 1762 Length: 19.5 ...

A charming collector’s piece showcasing the excellence of French silversmithing and crystal work.

This impressive Georgian silver mug, crafted by the Newcastle silversmith David Crawford, is uncommon and a desirable size.

Silver produced in Aberdeen during the 18th and early 19th centuries was often marked locally, as silversmiths worked outside the main Glasgow and Edinburgh assay offices.

Through ornate ornamentation and playful motifs, silversmiths of the period captured the spirit of the “Rocaille” movement, creating flatware sets that continue to enchant and inspir...

These exceptional Victorian salad servers, crafted by the renowned London cutlery silversmith George William Adams of Chawner & Co, are unusual examples for their type.

Although this early Victorian sterling silver salver displays the London Assay Office hallmarks, it was crafted by the renowned provincial Newcastle silversmith William Ker Reid *...

The history of European decorative arts during the long nineteenth century reveals few silversmithing houses that achieved the technical mastery, aesthetic refinement, and enduring l...

These are high-quality pieces of Central European, German silversmithing, ca. 1850–1900. Weight: 1296 per piece

The Lindo lamp is a particularly fine example by an 18th-century silversmith. Contemporary Israel artists often design menorahs, such as the gold-plated brass menorah with 35 moveabl...

In addition to his personal production, he worked for famous artists such as Auguste Clésinger (1814-1883), Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (1824-1887) and Louis Barrias (1841-1905 At...

The ship is composed with remarkable precision and balance, featuring delicately shaped sails, rigging, masts, and hull, all rendered in openwork filigree that demonstrates extraordi...

The firm was established by Berlage together with silversmith Willem Hoeker and furniture designer Jac. van den Bosch, with Berlage serving as director. ’t Binnenhuis first opened it...

From 1904 to 1915, he worked as a teacher at the Cooperative Technical College for Goldsmiths and Silversmiths in Vienna, but also worked as an independent artist.

Thomas Cox Savory was a prominent silversmith, watchmaker, and jeweler in 19th-century London.

The Lindo lamp is a particularly fine example by an 18th-century silversmith. Contemporary Israel artists often design menorahs, such as the gold-plated brass menorah with 35 moveabl...

Frontin operated a very high-end silversmith workshop in Paris from 1888, which was then taken over by his sons; Henri & Robert.

At the London Universal Exhibition of 1862 Barbedienne won medals in three different categories : Furniture, Silversmith work and Artistic bronzes. Barbedienne was made an officer of...

This exceptional Edwardian silver fruit dish, crafted by the silversmiths John Bodman Carrington of Carrington & Co, is the finest of its type you could hope to acquire

This exceptional spoon was crafted by the renowned Newcastle silversmith John Langlands II; straining spoons crafted in a provincial city, such as Newcastle, are extremely rare and b...

The underside is fully marked by the silversmith. Excellent condition measuring 13" square x 1 1/2".

This exceptional goblet was crafted by the renowned London silversmiths Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox.

Preserved in its original, unrestored condition, this remarkable object showcases an extraordinary level of 19th-century silversmithing and mechanical craftsmanship. The harp is ric...

This is a stunning monumental pair of Art Deco fluted column table lamps, Circa 1930 in date and bearing the silversmith makers mark, AW for  A.Wilcox, Birmingham, England They are ...

Made in Sheffield England at a boutique silversmith.