Antique Silversmiths

This exquisite antique Dutch silver box is a fine example of 19th-century European silversmithing, showcasing both elegance in design and historical significance.

George Edward, a Glasgow silversmith, had opened his first retail shop and workshop, George Edward & Sons, in 1838.

They were manufacturers and silversmiths of silver and silver plated objects.

A striking example of traditional Yemeni silversmithing, this silver bracelet, crafted circa 1900, was designed to grace a woman's wrist with exceptional elegance.

This underside of this impressive coaster bears the engraved retailer's mark 'Jays, 142-144 Oxford. St W. Silversmiths'. This fine silver coaster is displayed with a standard 750ml ...

Presenting an exceptional pair of sterling silver five-light candelabra, hallmarked in London in 1926 by the well known silversmiths Ellis & Co. Standing at an imposing 21.5 inches (...

The maker’s mark “H&T” identifies the silversmiths Hilliard & Thomason, active in Birmingham during the second half of the 19th century.

Carl Christopher Krall was a German silversmith, who created almost exclusively religious items.

They began life in Birmingham as a company of silversmiths in 1836, and experimented with improving gilding techniques.

This refined sterling silver mug, hallmarked in Sheffield in 1927 by William Hutton & Sons, is a superb example of early 20th-century British silversmithing. Standing 5 inches ta...

The interior of the box bears the retailer’s mark ‘The Association of Diamond Merchants Jewellers & Silversmiths, 6 Grand Hotel Buildings Trafalgar Square London’.

This ensemble is a loose interpretation of a renowned tureen by Thomas Germain (1673–1748), the great Parisian silversmith of the Louis XV era also was the supplier to all the courts...

This Fiddle pattern cutlery set consists of 70 pieces: Basic Service: 12 Table forks 12 Table spoons** 12 Dessert forks 12 Dessert spoons 12 Teaspoons 6 Egg spoons Additional...

Starr was a company of silversmiths founded in New York in 1862 by Theodore Starr.

Soon after their arrival they started working for the silversmith firm Gordon & Co as watchmakers. After Gordon’s retirement in 1849 the two brothers took over the business and turne...

A rare and highly collectible item, this belt buckle reflects both the aesthetic and technical mastery of one of Norway's most important silversmiths. Provenance: Norway Maker: Mari...

A pair of late Empire silver candlesticks crafted by master silversmith Caspar Julius Worm. Created in Copenhagen in 1837, these candlesticks are richly decorated with intricate acan...

The Bread Basket was made in London by silversmith George Reid and dates to 1820. George Reid registered his first mark at Goldsmiths Hall in London in 1811.

The compact bears full English hallmarks, indicating it was made in Birmingham in 1921 by the silversmith J.O.V. The marks include the Birmingham anchor, the lion passant for sterlin...

This fine stand was crafted by the renowned and collectable Newcastle silversmiths John Langlands I & John Robertson I. Condition This antique silver teapot stand is an exceptional ...

Historically, such plates served as primary reference material for European metalworkers, silversmiths, architects, and interior designers during the Moorish Revival and Orientalist ...

Being offered is a salad fork and spoon by Gorham Silversmiths of Providence, Rhode Island. Hallmarked 1875 in the “Angelo” pattern, they are almost one hundred and fifty years old!!

The coolers, featuring hand-etched glass and finely chiseled silver gilt, are works of art meticulously crafted by one of the era's finest silversmiths, Paul Storr's protégé. The v...

By Joseph Shoemaker, a American silversmith who was active in Philadelphia ca. 1793 - 1829.

This is a design which was produced in the workshops of the superior silversmith, Richard Cooke. He worked in the circle of Paul Storr and supplied the Royal retailers, Rundell & Co...

A striking and bold example of traditional Yemeni jewelry, this Silver Band, crafted circa 1900, showcases a rugged and expressive aesthetic characteristic of regional silversmithing...

The glasses bear marks around the rim ‘S Mordan & Co Makers’ for the renowned London silversmith. The interior of the spring clasp lid is also marked ‘S Mordan & Co London’ w...

The goods were made mostly by New York City silversmiths and often bore their maker's marks, as well as the Tiffany retailer's mark.

This "Sword" is used between 1906-1953, but the silversmith hall mark is used from 1858-1924 by van Kempen en Sons, Voorschoten.

These exceptional pieces of antique London silverware were crafted by the renowned silversmith John Emes. Such period examples are becoming increasingly difficult to locate.

Metal: 9k yellow gold - XRF tested Weight: 18.40 grams Measurements: Total length 7cm, case length 5.5cm, extended length 13.5cm Era: Victorian Circa 1830-40s Sampson Mordan who was...

Dutch pierced and repousse serving berry preserve sifter silver spoon C.1916. Superb silversmithing depicting a figural group market scene beautifully pierced upper frieze to flat bo...

These fine bottle labels, crafted by the renowned female London silversmith Hester Bateman. Condition: These antique sterling silver wine labels / tickets are an exceptional gaug...

Elegant Art Deco Sterling Silver Engraved Cigarette Case By Renowned British SilverSmiths Harman Bros. Birmingham 1931. Weight 129grams Hallmarked H BROS Birmingham Hallmark G Ideal...

The base is stamped with both the silversmith's and assayer's marks and is dated 1896, silver weight is 48 grams.

These exceptional antique Victorian jugs, crafted by the renowned silversmith Frederick Elkington of Elkington & Co, are the finest examples of their type you could hope to acquire.

These antique perfume bottles are fitted to the original hinged leatherette box with satin and velvet lined interior bearing the retailer's mark 'Diamond Merchants, Searle & Co Ltd, ...

This large and impressive tankard was crafted by the renowned London silversmith William Bateman I. * 1.5 Imperial quart = 3 pints / 1.7 litres Condition This antique quart an...

Each element of the tureen is flawlessly executed and balanced. Beginning his silversmithing career at an early age, Paul Storr apprenticed with Swedish-born smith Andrew Fogleberg ...

The Parisian silversmith Puiforcat is regarded as one of the legendary names in European silver craftsmanship.

Fine Edwardian Silver novelty coal Scuttle Sugar Bowl, swing Handle , rolled detail around edges Fine detail made by quality silversmith, Fine Condition No dents, Hallmarked Birm...

It is made by the Dutch Silversmith Meinardus Wilhelmus Warren, Sneek, between 1836-1864.

A timeless and distinguished gift, this antique sterling silver cigar box is hallmarked in London in 1895 by renowned silversmiths Gibson & Langman. Beautifully crafted with a smooth...

This elegant Victorian sterling silver salver was hallmarked in London in 1889 and crafted by Gibson & Langman for the esteemed Mappin Brothers—renowned silversmiths known for th...

Crafted in the year 1823 in London, this remarkable English George IV silver presentation tray, expertly created by the skilled silversmith John Mewburn, stands as a testament to the...

Weighing 70.6 grams, this piece is a testament to the refined craftsmanship of American silversmithing in the early 20th century. Dimensions: 2.5 in. diameter x .75 Condition: Very g...

The dressing table pot was crafted by the highly esteemed silversmiths Nathan & Hayes and assayed in Chester in 1906.

Crafted from sterling silver the piece has hallmarks for London, 1835, and a maker's mark for William Bateman II, great-grandson of the famous female silversmith, Hester Bateman. Wil...

Such examples of sentry vesta cases are rare to the market; the renowned silversmith Sampson Mordan produced a series of vesta cases depicting 'Soldiers of the Queen' in honour of th...

It was created in the Birmingham workshop of renowned silversmith J. Wilmot. The stunning saffian leather presentation box features a top cover adorned with a Queens crown and an em...

The fox’s sharp eyes, alert ears, textured fur, and bared teeth are finely chased and cast in high relief, demonstrating the exceptional artistry of early 19th-century silversmithing...

A Victorian Sterling Silver and Glass Altar/Communion Flask by James Dixon & Sons Hallmark 1871 Sheffield By 19th Century Silversmith J.D & S into a shield (James Dixon & Sons Engr...

This elegant Georgian sterling silver sugar and cream set was crafted by renowned silversmith Stephen Adams II and hallmarked in London in 1801.

This exquisite pair of sterling silver tazzas was masterfully crafted by Gorham Silversmiths, one of America’s most celebrated silver manufacturers.

William Summers was a London silversmith active since 1826. He collaborated with Edward Rawlings for several decades.

A fiddle pattern sugar sifter spoon featuring a pierced round bowl in an ornate design. Made by silversmiths Henry John Lias and son Henry John Lias of London, England.

An exquisite 19th Century Danish Silver Bowl, perfect for serving, snacks, cream, or simply as a table decor, crafted by renowned silversmith Simon Groth at the close of the 19th cen...

Made with excellent craftsmanship as you expect from a French goldsmith-silversmith and in great condition with no dents or restorations.

., one of the most innovative and prestigious silversmiths of the Victorian era. This fine example, dated 1853 via Elkington’s internal date lettering system, showcases their early e...

Founded in Birmingham in 1836, Elkington & Co. were pioneers of electroplating and became one of the most prestigious silversmithing firms of the Victorian and Edwardian eras.