Antique Skewers

Victorian silver queens pattern skewer, dated 1872, George Adams, London Used these days mostly as a letter opener.

A good quality Edwardian cast silver National Rifle Association Shooting Prize, made in the form of a shaped letter opener or skewer, the handle engraved - 'Bisley 1912' and with the...

Antique George 111 Silver Skewer Dated 1773, Maker Charles Wright, London Heavy guage silver skewer with whip shaped handle with a lovely family crest Ideal these days as a letter ...

Rare and highly collectable George III Inverness sterling silver skewer. Maker: Charles Jamieson. Inverness circa 1810 The finger ring terminal is joined to the body of the skewer ...

Originally made as a meat skewer - to hold a piece of meat together, but now just a perfect gift.

Intriguing Early Victorian sterling silver skewer. Maker: Charles Fox II. London 1839.

Each skewer is fully marked and has the Fleurs de Lys family crest of Newdigate as a finial.

Set of Four Italian Candles, Tuscany 18th century Set of four wooden skewers , candles golden linden leaf. Model tripod legs , the barrels balusters exquisitely carved with garland...

Plate 87, Dessins 263-264: 263 - Luxury table decoration, goose and guardian; 264 - Luxury serving dish, beautifully served pheasant, breast and steaks with truffle on a skewer. Fro...

Plate 50, Dessins 155-157: 155 - Luxury serving dish, beautifully served with turtles, truffle on a skewer and garnish of vegetables; 156 - Luxury serving dish, beautifully served du...

A George III bright cut Meat Skewer. Made in London in 1783 by Thomas Northcote.

An unusual and amusing group of seven silver plated meat and poultry skewers, each with a well cast animal at the top including pheasants and pigs.

These exceptional antique Edwardian English sterling silver game / meat skewers have a plain circular form. The surface of each meat / game skewer is plain and unembellished.

This large antique Victorian sterling silver meat skewer or letter opener has a tapered form. The surface of this Paul Storr antique silver skewer is embellished with a contempora...

A fine and impressive antique George III English sterling silver meat skewer/letter opener; an addition to our Georgian silverware collection This fine antique George III English ...

This exceptional and large antique George IV sterling silver meat skewer/letter opener has a tapered form. The surface of this skewer is embellished with a contemporary bright cut...

A fine and impressive antique George III English sterling silver meat skewer/letter opener; an addition to our Georgian silverware collection.

This exceptional set is comprised of three pairs of meat skewers, each pair graduating in size. Each skewer is ornamented with the contemporary bright cut engraved crest below a b...

Meat Skewers make ideal latter openers!

This large antique Victorian sterling silver meat skewer or letter opener has a tapered form. The surface of this Paul Storr silver skewer is embellished with a contemporary bright ...

Lovely, crisp hallmarks noted as well as the unusually fine decorative ends. (These skewers can be re-purposed as fine letter slices, too!)  

A George III bright cut Meat Skewer. Made in London in 1783 by Thomas Northcote.

Meat Skewers make wonderful letter openers!

18th century Georgian Silver Skewer for meat or poultry English circa 1760, marks rubbed.

The meat skewer measures 13.25"(33.5cm) long, by 1"(2.5cm) wide, and weighs 3.8 troy ounces.

The skewer is plain in design with a ring end. This piece is well marked and is engraved with a contemporary crest.

This magnificent meat skewer is of plain tapering form with ring terminal.

The Skewer has a ring end with attractive raying shell where it is attached to the blade.

The Skewer is cast and the blade is of an exceptional gauge.

This unusual skewer has a blade of tapering form engraved at the top with a foliate motif.

The Skewer is of typical Irish design with a large ring end and a shaped section at the top of the blade with incuse sides.

Period 18th Century Doccia Porcelain Boar, White Glazed --Naturalistically modelled --Pierced Holes on one side for wooden skewers --Most Likely One of Many Used as Table Ornam...

Beautifully proportioned pair of antiqued French skewers mounted as lamps. Recent chrome plate is over bronze.

Set of William Hogarth engravings Marriage A-la-Mode is a series of six pictures painted by William Hogarth between 1743 and 1745, intended as a pointed skewering of 18th-century soc...

Below are rings and hooks used for skewers or other culinary cookware. Although they are old, they match well with contemporary or antique decor.

To show her acceptance of him, she skewered the flowers into the posy holder with a long pin and wore the holder to a ball.

The two reeded bottle cages are held in place with a skewer mechanism underneath. The beautiful faceted glass bottles stand on shaped feet cut to simulate flower heads and are decoar...

These divisions are held in place with a skewer mechanism underneath. The Toast Rack has a circular carrying handle and is very well marked on the base.

The cages are held in position with a skewer mechanism underneath and can be removed for cleaning.

Candelabra or high hatchet made of wrought iron that has a tripod with curved legs as a foot, an axis decorated with a disc and a top part with a clear plant inspired finish composed...

It is perfect for serving tomatoes, skewers/kabobs, Tomato & mozzarella Caprese, and of course asparagus spears.

One petit four server, hh as brite-cut, 7 3/8". Two skewers with game birds on handles (9 3/4" & 8 3/4").

To show her acceptance of him, she skewered the flowers into the posy holder with a long pin and wore the holder to a ball.

To show her acceptance of him, she skewered the flowers into the posy holder with a long pin and wore the holder to a ball.

Antique English sterling silver letter opener or skewer by Mary Chawner, circa 1836. No monogram.

Meat skewers make wonderful letter openers!

Meat skewers make wonderful letter openers!

O/3265 - Pair of antique French andirons, rare because with adjustable supports for skewers: beautiful, functional, rare, with a good price.

It is easy to put together and disassemble with the help of the original hand forged skewers.

George III London meat skewer probably made by Sarah Buttall, 1784 ( makers mark not clear ).

A good set of three silver plated venison meat skewers with stag heads to tops, circa 1900. Measurements: Length (longest): 14" (approximate 35.5cm) Length (middle): 12" (approx...

The meat skewers are of tapering form with laurel wreath terminals.

George 111 Silver Skewer, Dated 1804, Peter & Anne Bateman, London Made by the Son and Daughter-In-Law of Hester Bateman, prolific silversmiths in Bunhill Row,near Old street, Londo...