Celtic Dragon Silver Bon Bon Dish, London 1944, Wakely & Wheeler

An early and very beautiful Thames Valley Windsor wheel back chair with a fantastic colour and well developed patina and in excellent original condi...

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...

A beautiful crystal claret jug made by Asprey & Co with solid silver and gold gilded mount applied with Bacchanalian masks and vines, the spout formed as Bacchus mask, the hinged cov...

From an Irish farmhouse, a good, early and substantial Windsor chair. Provincially made and primitive in design, the yew wood splat of a charming simplified pierced form, the back...

A large 19th century bronze statue of the Neopolitan Dancer with tambourine from a model by Francisque Joseph Duret. Signed to base Duret f. and with a ha...

A most interesting and unusual solid teak table designed to be bolted to a wooden deck and made of solid teak. The legs united by a substantial ring and bulb turned stretcher and the top with two hinged drop leaves which extend on iron flies. When closed the flies fold into recesses within the sub-frame of the table. The top with thickly cast solid brass straps which allow the table to pivot and with heavy solid brass pendulums which enable the table to be fixed at a variety of angles or to swing freely on the pivots, presumably to level the table in heavy seas. The table can be turned fully over to reveal an open box compartment...

Pair Of bark effect silver napkin rings,wakely and wheeler, London,1973 Extremely heavy quality weighing 3.66 troy ounces the two. At this time "B...

An exceptional, fine and impressive vintage Elizabeth II English sterling silver salver in the Lindisfarne style; an addition to our dining silverware collection. This exceptional vintage Elizabeth II sterling silver salver has a plain circular shaped form. The surface of the salver is plain and unembellished. The raised border is encompassed with a band of impressive applied traditional interlacing Lindisfarne/Celtic style decoration to the shaped, incurved rim. The salver is supported by four fine and impressive mystical fish decorated feet. Condition This antique silver salver...

An antique Edwardian sterling silver twin-handled jardinière bowl by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London, 1905. The bowl is of circular rounded form, fitted with two handles,...

An Elizabeth II sterling silver beer jug or water pitcher. The jug is crafted in the George III style, of baluster form upon a spreading circular foot, with an acanthus capped scrol...

A fine and impressive antique Edward VIII English sterling silver bon bon dish; an addition to our dining silverware collection This fine antique Edward VIII sterling silver bon bon dish has an oval shaped form with a flared rim. Each convex lobed portion of the octofoil shaped body is embellished with a panel of pierced trellis diaper pattern accented with a trefid motif to the centre of each lozenge. The flared shaped rim of the dish is encompassed with an applied scrolling leaf decorated border. The convex well of this fine example of antique silverware is plain and unembellished. Condition This antique silver bon bon dish...

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...