German Silver Fish Cutlery from Wilkens & Sohne, Bremen, 1886-1888

A German silver bread bowl by Wilkens & Söhne A rectangular with round shape bread bowl in Art-Deco style in hammered pattern. Approx 1920 Germany The...

A silver with crystal swan basket by Albert Bodemer, Germany A crystal bonbon basket in the shape of a swan, made partly in silver, by Albert Bodemer, G...

German silver goblet by Theodor Julius Gunther, 1886-1906 The silver goblet was made by silversmith Theodor Julius Gunther- Robert Freund from Berlin. Theodor Gunther founded his company around 1808, but the German state silver mark was not introduced until 1886, so the goblet must date from after 1886. The company was succeeded by Robert Freund. The goblet, raised on a round foot, has a guilloché pattern all around and an oval medallion of an engraved belt...

A Danish silver serving spoon, 1932 A Danish silver serving spoon with a large round bowl and round shapes on the handle. The spoon is s...

A Dutch silver and blue crystal glass spice spreader, 1845 A silver and blue crystal glass spice spreader dated from 1845. An openwork holder for the crystal bowl with flower garl...

Dutch silver pepper mill by Vos & Co, Haarlem, 1915-1920 A silver pepper mill with scenes of Dutch landscape in medallion of a ship, a church and...

Elegant, festive silver vessel in an oval shape on a stepped base with projecting, pierced rocaille elements, pierced decoration also on the upper rim of the wall with irregular edges, front and back panels surrounded by volutes and rocailles, the narrow sides with towering and intertwined volutes forming two handles, gilded interior. Matching glass insert with upper edge adapted to the silver vessel, cut stone and fan decoration, lens cut, star base. - Crescent + Crown - German official hallmark from 1888 - 800 - fineness - Screw press - Manufacture brand for M. H. Wilkens & Sons, Bremen-Hemelingen, Germany Founded in Bremen in 1810 by goldsmith Martin Heinrich Wilkens, handicraft production and repairs, after the eldest sons Diedrich and Carl joined the company from about 1830 mint company, sales of semi-finished goods and silverware beyond Bremen, production of medals and coins on behalf of the Bremen state, from 1851, supply to world exhibitions, from 1857, steam engine to drive the presses and spinning benches, from 1859, enlargement and expansion of the company to become one of the three most important German silverware manufacturers, still a well-known supplier of high-quality silver and stainless steel tableware today - WILKENS sticker - 96921 - Order number, Year 1894 (order numbers 94541-99839) Made 1894 - Historicism 'Second Rococo...

An exceptional quality German Art Nouveau silver handled cake slice by MH Wilkens Sohne and dating from the early 20th century. The cake slice is made in...

Silver 800 cutlery set for 12 people. Düsseldorf, Germany, late 19th century. Jugendstil period. Complete for 12 people. A total of 164 pieces: 12 ...

Silver 925 Cutlery set for 12 people signed Bruckmann. Germany, late 19th century. Complete for 12 people. A total of 170 pieces: 12 large kni...

This twelve piece serving set is signed by an unknown maker, but presumed to have originated from Germany and date to approximately 1900 and done in the period Art Nouveau style. The...

Sterling silver tea and coffee service. Made by M.H. Wilkens & Sӧhne in Bremen-Hemelingen, Germany. The service comprises: 1 coffeepot with hinged cover, 1 teapot with hinged cover...