Used Silverware

Vintage Georg Jensen continental silverware. This is a seven piece silverware set with 12 settings in the continental pattern, design by Georg Jensen from 1906.

Georg Jensen six-piece bernadotte silverware service. This is a sterling silverware service in the Georg Jensen Bernadotte pattern, design by Sigvard Bernadotte from 1939.

This is a six piece sterling silverware service for twelve, plus serving pieces.

This is a sterling silverware set in the parallel pattern, design by Oscar Gundlach-Pedersen from 1931.

A 19th century French set of monogramed silverware, the set complete for 18 place settings and serving pieces, featured in the original wooden presentation box, with the mark of AUGU...

Elegant two pieces set made of alpacca, also known as German silver.

Complete set of Art Deco Silverware by WMF company nestled in a beautifully inlaid wooden box.

This is a beautiful 82-piece set of the French Christofle "Talisman Rouge" Chinese lacquer silverware. They have never been used and are stamped Christofle.

A set of silverware – in a lavishly complete service for 12 that includes a wide array of serving pieces all nestled in a fitted chest that also is used as a small table.

He was not known to be a silversmith, so a silver piece attributed to him might be more of a commemorative or misattributed item rather than something he crafted himself. Silverware...

Collectors and enthusiasts of antique silverware would find this trifid spoon particularly appealing due to its historical significance, craftsmanship, and the reputation of its maker.

Stephen Coleman was known for his high-quality silver pieces, making this spoon a significant piece for collectors of antique silverware. This trifid spoon not only serves as a func...

This James I period seal top spoon, crafted in London in 1612 by silversmith Daniel Cary, is a fine example of early 17th-century English silverware. Weighing 54.6 grams, this spoon ...

The quality of the relief and the fluidity of the lines demonstrate the high level of skill required to create such a detailed piece in silver. Portuguese silverware has a long tradi...

As a limited edition, it holds particular value for collectors interested in commemorative silverware and those who appreciate craftsmanship tied to meaningful causes.

This exquisite Queen Anne Britannia standard silver spoon, crafted by Lawrence Coles in London in 1705, is a remarkable piece of early 18th-century English silverware. Weighing 54 gr...

The beautiful design and fine craftsmanship make them an excellent addition to any silverware collection. The spoons are made of high-quality sterling silver and features a stunning...

The intricate work on the seal top and the overall condition of the spoon would be of particular interest to collectors, curators, and historians, making it a valuable addition to an...

Christofle is known for its high-quality silverware and decorative objects, and its collaboration with Luc Lanel resulted in many remarkable designs.

He is best known for his "trap paintings", a type of assemblage in which he captures a group of objects, such as the remains of meals consumed by individuals, including plates, silve...

Dating to the 1850s, each candelabrum stands 8 1/4 inches (21cm) high, 8 inches (20.4cm) wide, and 8 inches (20.4cm)deep, showcasing a masterful interpretation of subtle Neoclassical...

Brand: Asprey & Co Ltd Year: 1972 Material: Fine silver with parcel gilt detailing Design: Embossed with Royal Arms, Royal Ciphers & Anniversary Dates Edition: Limited to 500 pie...

The classic shell design is perfect for any collector or lover an antique silverware. Bring a touch of history to your table with these exquisite spoons.

Hallmarked with pride, these pieces stand as timeless examples of the period’s mastery in silverware artistry. Height: Milk Jug – 7cm, Sugar Bowl – 6cm, Width: Milk Jug – 4cm, Sugar ...

Featuring a long shelf with three silverware drawers and 3 cabinets below.

Both pieces showcase Dresser’s mastery, making them prized treasures for any collector of fine silverware. Height of Sugar Bowl- 7cm Height of Milk Jug- 6cm Width of Sugar Bowl- 16cm...

Lower cabinet features four drawers of dovetail construction, with two top side drawers being felt lined and having removable dividers for organizing silverware. Three storage compar...

In the heart of the Italian artisan tradition, the Cassetti company is an excellence that has its roots in 1926 with the production of refined silverware thanks to Renzo Cassetti, an...

Each holder is marked with the Christofle France signature, underscoring the brand's storied history of producing exceptional silverware. The Art Deco style of these pieces is ano...

Christofle is a French luxury silverware brand with a rich history of producing high-quality silverplating since 1830.

Ideal for collectors of fine silverware and Art Nouveau enthusiasts, this silver-plated amphora is a testament to the artistic innovation and elegance of the early 20th century.

Bring a touch of classic elegance to your table with this stunning silverware set. This set includes: 8 dinner knives ~ 9” 8 dinner forks ~ 7.5” 9 salad forks ~ 6.5” 13 teaspoons ~ ...

Flanking the center drawers on either side are lockable dovetail drawers with each having a felt lined silverware storage organizer, over single door cabinets revealing storage with ...

Lower cabinet has two solid carved raised panel doors revealing one dovetail drawer that has a felt lined silverware organizer over a lower storage area. Two piece construction.

William Hunter was well-known for his high- quality craft and skill in silverware throughout the silversmith industry in London in the 19th century period.

With four dovetailed drawers on each side and a middle door with two shelves and a silverware drawer atop.

Rare glass jug with silver plated cap, by Italian Silverware Firm, 1970s. Signed on the cap. Stamped on the glass.  

Adjustable shelves and two silverware drawers inside. The sideboard is in good condition.

Type: Tablespoons Composition: Sterling Silver Weight: 25.46 ozt Featured Refinements: Tiffany Sterling Silverware Dimension: 8.25 inches length Condition: Very good condition.

This fine example is made by the celebrated female silversmith Hester Bateman who was renowned for making good quality and stylish silverware towards the end of the eighteenth century.

It was then taken over by British Silverware, Ltd.. In 1971 British Silverware, Ltd. became a subsidiary of Delta Metal Co.

J.E Caldwell & Co. is renowned for its clocks, jewellery and silverware.  

Arrigo Finzi constitutes one of the most interesting figures in the panorama of twentieth-century silverware and there are many families of the Milanese bourgeoisie who can boast the...

Pieces have been sold at Sotheby’s and Christie’s international auction houses. Miracoli’s silverware shop bears the title of Historical Laboratory and Shop of the City and Provi...

In Tel Aviv, he made candlesticks, chanukka lamps, kiddush cups and silverware, which were less unusual. Some people, especially Israelis, know his firm, Michsaf, which still exists ...

Features three drawers of dovetail construction, left & right side drawers being felt lined & having dividers for silverware organization; over three doors revealing interior storage...

Of the so-called 'chamber silverware' there is news in the inventories at least since the 15th century, but only a few objects (some shaving pot and some water jug) before the eighte...

Comprising a punch bowl, ladle and six cups each cast with armed bogatyr with Weapons and inscription through coniferous mountain landscapes the punch bucket is sitting on owl shaped...

The highly regarded retailer of clocks, watches silverware and objet d'art, Charles Ignaz Klaftenberger, was born in 1802 and entered into partnership with D.F.

Lower base cabinet features three center drawers of dovetail construction, top drawer being felt lined and separated for silverware organization. Flanking the center drawers are two ...

Features six drawers of dovetail construction, with top center and top left drawers having a felt lined silverware organizer. Made in North Carolina, USA, in the late 20th century.

C J Vanders were famous for supplying Aspreys and Garrards with most of their fine silverware.

She is best known for her furniture designs, but also fabric and wallpaper designs and silverware. Jalk also designed furniture for Fritz Hansen en P.

This exceptional 77-piece complete service by Fabergé is a rare treasure from the world-renowned firm. Enclosed in its original oak chest, the exquisite service remains complete and ...

Chrysanthemum (c1880) originally called Indian Chrysanthemum .Tiffany's luxurious Chrysanthemum silver was designed in 1880 by Charles Grosjean. With its flowing curves, swirling ve...

French "Francis 1st pattern" 1920s sterling silver flatware dinner service set for 18 with a rococo floral design in a mahogany case. 250 pieces. (REED & BARTON)

ODIOT – 99-piece solid silver cutlery set, "LOUVECIENNES" model, 20th century Material: 1st grade 950/1°°° silver Weight: Net weight: 6.316 kg +Gross weight (knives): 1.944 kg ...

Outstanding dinner size fontenelle by Odiot France 950 sterling silver flatware set, 105 pieces. The forks in this set are particularly impressive and massively heavy. This fabulous ...

Founded in 1690, the House of Odiot gained prominence through prestigious commissions from Emperor Napoleon and his family, which in turn led to orders from all the courts of Europe....

This rare 167-piece Wentworth sterling silver flatware service was crafted by the celebrated William B. Durgin Silver Company. Each piece bears an intricate, hand-chased pattern feat...