Bon Bon Dish, London 1944, Wakely & Wheeler

A good and rarely found hallmarked Russian silver spice tower, the bowl surmounted by the Star of David centred by a red semi precious stone cabouchon set in a silver collar and with original and well fitting clasp in excellent working condition. The bowl supported by two figures, one playing an accordion and the other a Shofar horn, standing on a circular engraved base with flattened bun feet. The spice shaker...

This beautiful reclining chair was made by Robert Daws, an English fine furniture maker who worked at 17 Margaret Street, Cavendish Square, London between 1820 and 1839. He first pa...

Antique English Silver bachelor's café-au-lait pair, London, 1913 Wakely and Wheeler. Each pot of side handle form plain bulbous milk churn form, gadroon upper and lower rims, wooden...

A fine antique Victorian English sterling silver bon bon dish, an addition to our silver dining collection. This fine antique Victorian sterling silver bon bon dish has an oval shaped form onto a pedestal and oval spreading foot. The body of the dish is embellished with embossed fluted ornamentation accented with a central scroll and leaf decorated motif to the centre of the well. The undulating rim of the dish is encompassed with embossed decoration in addition to pierced simplified foliate designs. The pedestal is embellished with further embossed alternating fluted decoration with a plain rim. The underside of the dish bears the registration number 'Rd 163770.' Condition This antique dish is a very good gauge of silver, fine quality and in excellent presentation condition. There are some fire marks to the well of the dish, in keeping with age. Full hallmarks struck to the surface of the rim are all very clear; the second portion of the maker's mark has wear but remains legible. Dimensions Length 16.1 cm/6.3". Width 11.6 cm/4.6". Length of foot 6.8 cm/2.7". Width of foot 5 cm/2". Height 6.2 cm/2.4". Weight 3.1 troy ounces/95.2g. Maker: Hilliard...