Silver Plated Teapot Napkin Holder by Godinger

An antique English Sheffield silver plated crumb catcher. A flat pan-like knife has plume-like reeding to one side, with silver marks underneath that denote Harrison Brothers & Howso...

A pair of English antique candlestick holders circa 1920. Turned oak vases are topped with silver pressed capitals, decorated with a palmet...

Whimsical pair of salt & pepper shakers never used circa 1980's original box very cool design.

A truly extraordinary set of silver-plated caviar servers from the 1970s, bearing the emblem of E. Stefani, an iconic Italian company that has left its mark on the history of silversmithing. This set is a living testament to the skill and tradition of Italian craftsmanship. The caviar containers are elegantly crafted in the shape of seashells, and each of these six shells is equipped with spherical feet to ensure stability and elegance on the table. Alongside these marvels, you'll find an exceedingly small spoon, a detail that adds further refinement to this unique collection. It should be noted that over time, a thin layer of oxide may have formed on the surface of these pieces, an indelible mark of their past. However, this only enhances their charm, telling the story of each use and adding a touch of vintage authenticity. The set consists of six vintage caviar shells...