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Original French wonderful novelty cocktail menu set unsigned by SUDRE. These sets are very rare and sought after, dating from the 1930s. A two dimensional coloured aluminium French m...

An iconic serving trolley / bar cart from circa 1930s France. Stamped BAR TUGAS MODELE DEPOSE, and designed by Joseph Tugas France (1912-2007). Formed in quality walnut wood with a ...

This incredible table service by the esteemed firm Elkington & Co. is undoubtedly the most lavish commission the firm ever created. The service includes all of the table decorations and service items necessary to host a complete formal dinner, including everything from flatware and drinking goblets to elaborate serving dishes and ice buckets. Crafted in 1879-80, the service is housed in a large Gothic-style burled walnut chest with five fitted and felt-lined drawers. Each of the interior doors bears the Elkington royal coronet. The case is completed by four ornate bronze carrying handles. The top of the chest is marked with a brass monogram with the initials “RP,” as is nearly every single item held within the chest’s contents. The set includes stunning table garniture and each of this set’s elaborate serving dishes is reminiscent of the finest epergnes ever made. These items include eight small presentation dishes, four larger dishes, two grand dishes and one ultimate centerpiece that is breathtaking in size and majesty. These objets d’art are further elevated by a gilt and crystal centerpiece made of phenomenal electroplate silver — Elkington’s original and revolutionary process. The largest serving dish measures an impressive 35” wide, and when the collection is assembled on a formal dining table or sideboard, the effect is spectacular. Other items in the set include a pair of etched glass ice buckets with pierced silver-plate strainer inserts, engraved glass and gilt water pitcher, grape shears, delicate claw-shaped tongs and 24 Christofle gilt goblets. The elaborate set is completed by a sterling and bone fish flatware service comprising 18 forks and 18 knives and, finally, a breathtaking 125-piece partially gilt sterling flatware service.The flatware handles are topped with beautiful Minerva figures, and the blades of the knives each bear a different fish species or maritime scene. Every crystal bowl is finely engraved and carefully nestled in the case’s original green baize lining. Elkington & Co. was arguably the most esteemed silver firm in Europe. The celebrated firm patented the first commercial electroplating process and held Royal Warrants for Queen Victoria, King Edward VI...

Vintage set of fondue forks made in Japan. This set embodies the midcentury feel with quality and chic. The set of 6 comes in its original box in gold and...

An Art Deco cutlery chest by Waring & Gillow. Burr walnut veneered on solid mahogany. Cabinet doors open to reveal mahogany, felt lined drawers with bake...

Beautiful 1930's Art Deco walnut upright cocktail cabinet, every Deco interior should have one of these ! Features a drop down top which reveals a mirrored interior and storage glass...

Beautiful 1930's English Art Deco walnut upright cocktail cabinet, dry bar, every home should have one of these ! Features a drop down top which reveals a mirrored interior and stora...

This is an antique valet's tray. An English, walnut cutlery box or tool tray, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1880. Delightful tray, useful for ...

This is a vintage inlaid serving tray. An English, walnut and boxwood afternoon tea slide, dating to the late Art Deco period, circa 1940. Strikingly inlaid tray with decorative a...

This stylish cocktail cabinet was made in France in the 1950s. Crafted from walnut vaneers, with a lovely mirrored interior and a large brass key. Gor...

Mid-century atomic era roly poly cocktail glasses decorated with 22k gold with blue and white enamel, the blue is applied under the white an...

Pair of Mid-Century Modern ice bowls by Culver in the Canella pattern, having a smooth and textured cane pattern in 22k gold. The two bowls paired with an unusual double caddy in gol...