William IV Hall Marked Silver Claret Jug by Benjamin Smith

This is a water ewer used in Tibetan ritual offerings to the "hungry ghosts". They have been reborn so, as a result of greed and avarice and are condemned to wander as spirits with b...

This unusual box is repousse with a carriage and pair, complete with coachmen and cheering bystanders. Marked for London 1906, it is by William Comyns. Originally it was a dressing t...

This sumptuous chandelier is for a connoisseur. Unwired, it is the perfect accompaniment to a room full of Fine quality furniture from the 18th and 19th century. Centered by a large ...

An important pair of two light cut glass brass mounted George III candelabra by the celebrated maker William Parker, Each raised on a cut baluster and square base supporting two candle arms with hung drip pans and sconces, also with two complimenting arms terminating to canopied spires and centred by a large triangular spire supporting a canopy with an urn shaped finial, the whole beautifully draped with lustrous swags, pendants and drops all of the highest quality cut glass. PROVENANCE: original bill of sale M. Harris and Sons Sold: Nov 2. 1945, 165 pounds sterling...

Edwardian Silver-Mounted Glass Claret Jug London, 1892, John Grinsell & Sons, the glass probably Stevens and Williams. The tapered body decorated wit...

This magnificent antique 19th century American silver claret jug has baluster form onto a plain circular spreading foot. The body of this antique jug is ...

A fine pair of pillar and step cut Regency claret jugs with corresponding pillar cut stoppers.

The piece showcases a classic design that was popular during the mid-20th century in France, dated back to the 1960s, crafted with a combination of pewter and glass. The "Étain du Manoir...