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For 74 years, Corbell Silver has been a leader in the global market for fine silver objects. Corbell specializes in English Antique Silver, Old Sheffield Plate, much sought-after hot...

For 74 years, Corbell Silver has been a leader in the global market for fine silver objects. Corbell specializes in English Antique Silver, Old ...

Antique late-19th century Victorian silver plate mounted carved horn claret jug, horn body mounted with a cast crest of the Clan Gordon, also known as the ...

An exceptional, fine and impressive pair of antique Victorian Scottish cast sterling silver card/menu holders; an addition to our animal related silverware collection. These exceptional Victorian cast sterling silver menu holders have a shaped heraldic blazon form onto a plain rounded wirework frame. The anterior surface of each piece is embellished a hallmarked cast sterling silver Peddie family blazon of a papingo holding in his beak an arrow, all above the bannered motto 'Consulto' - I deliberate. These antique silver menu holders...

This stunning pair of Scottish silver stirrup cups bears the maker’s mark of Hamilton & Inches of Edinburgh. These highly detailed cups are formed i...

Golden Eagle Whisky Decanter made in 1984 by Royal Daulton, modeled by John G. Tongue for the Whyte & McKay Whiskey Company in Glasgow, Scotland.

The funnel is of typical form and is decorated with reeding. The bowl has a rim of foliate motifs and the centre is pierced with a stylized flower head motif. This fine piece has a c...

The cup is modelled in a very unusual design and stands on a reeded ring foot. The main body has an unusual slight baluster shape with everted, reeded, rim. The handle is also modell...

These very rare spoons are modelled in the Celtic Point design and the elegant stems are engraved with bright cut designs and a flower head. The prick dot ...

These very rare egg spoons are modelled in Robert Gray's unique variation of Kings pattern. The spoons have elongated fig shaped bowls and very elegant stems, the pattern being very ...

The spoon is modelled in the dognose form, with a rat tail on the reverse of the bowl. The shaped end of the stem is much more pronounced than would be seen on a London spoon and is engraved with two sets of contemporary initials, engraved in typical Scottish script lettering. The gauge of the stem, where it meets the bowl, is extremely thick, one of the finest spoon stems we have seen on a dognose spoon. The spoon has a very good color and is in quite excellent condition. Scottish spoons...

This magnificent piece displays a twisted handle with bi-furcated end where it is attached to the bowl. The plain lobed top of the handle terminates in a bell finial and is engraved with a double reeded band and "John Young 1787". The circular bowl has an everted rim and is chased with swirling feathery lobes. The centre of the reverse of the bowl is engraved with the Crest and Motto of the ancient Gray Clan of Scotland...