Antique Sterling Silver Marks

A remarkable intricately designed, handcrafted silver box, circa 1880s. We were told that this box is sterling silver and that the makers mark "M" is that of "M.

The case retains its black silk cord wrist strap and tassel, which beautifully complement the black enamel decoration. The silver is stamped “935,” denoting a fineness of 935/1000, s...

The front of each bookend features a Sterling Silver initial plaque hallmarked with matching marks and engraved P.P for the original owner who was gifted them directly from Rolls Roy...

The lighter is fully signed and correctly hallmarked with the Adie Brothers maker's mark, the Birmingham assay mark, the sterling silver standard, and the 1928 date letter, confirmin...

Designed as a yellow gold heart shaped form centering a silver-topped fanning shell motif and floral surround Heart is channel set with calibre cut turquoise ranging in size from 1.5...

The box is impressed on the inside with the makers mark, the date letter for 1914, 925 for sterling silver and the British import mark.

Elegant yet understated, this locket remains as wearable today as it was when first made. MATERIALS Sterling silver ERA Victorian, dated 1894 MARKS & HALLMARKS Lion passant Da...

Origin and importer's mark are subject to final confirmation. Dimensions Pendant size: 9 x 5 cm Chain length: 96 cm Weight: 54.5 grams Specifications - Metal: Sterling silver / 92...

It is wound and regulated from the rear, behind the hinged silver door. The sterling silver case bears the sponsor's mark D.C.Co for the Douglas Clock Company, together with the Bi...

This Charming set of Antique Edwardian circa 1915 Perfume & Apothecary Glass Bottles set is a rare find and a fascinating piece of the early XX century history of England Caps are ...

The style is reflecting the refined neoclassical revival aesthetic popular circa 1890–1910. The silver mount bears English hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silve...

The silver mount bears English hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silver, London assay office mark, along with a date letter for 1904 and maker’s mark“W.C.” for Wi...

The style is reflecting elegant neoclassical revival design popular around 1890–1910. The silver mounts are bearing English hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silve...

The generous bail allows it to sit well on a range of chain styles and lengths. MATERIAL Sterling silver ERA Victorian, dated 1883 MARKS & HALLMARKS Letter ‘i’ Anchor Lion pas...

The style is typical of late Victorian to Edwardian dressing table accessories, combining practical function with refined decorative craftsmanship. The silver mount bear English ha...

The style is reflecting the refined neoclassical revival aesthetic popular circa 1890–1910. The silver mount bears English hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silve...

Co) featuring a big - 58mm - 925 Sterling Silver case, case back is detailed with shield / crest both double lids are bearing English hallmarks: Birmingham, letter date, lion pa...

The reverse of the wreath with the bow has an impressed unidentified makers mark and a 930 silver mark for sterling silver.

Presented in good antique condition with only minor age-related surface marks. The sterling silver is free from noted holes, bruises or damage, while the cut glass remains free from ...

Delightfully petite vases with appealing forms Displaying a desirable aged patina throughout Cut glass in good order, free of marks Sterling silver collars bear the Lion Passant, ...

The locket is fully hallmarked on the reverse for Sterling Silver, Birmingham and the date mark for 1882.

The silver lock is fully hallmarked, displaying the lion passant for sterling silver, the anchor assay mark for Birmingham, and the date letter "y" corresponding to 1898, along with ...

Hallmarks: A maltese cross motif on the pin C clasp, which was used as a mark for sterling silver 3.7 x 2.7 cm 5.4 g

Pair of Japonesque sterling silver open salts. Made by John C. Moore for Tiffany & Co. in New York.

Japonesque sterling silver vase. Made by Tiffany & Co. in Union Square, New York.