Leather Sterling Silver

A very fine and scarce French pair silver Baptismal oil containers in its original leather fitted travelling case dating from 1850. The two cylindrical shaped oil containers are conjoined and both have tight fitting covers mounted with crosses. The oil containers have engraved initials OC and SC probably denoting oil and incense which would have been used in the baptismal ceremony. The identical lids too are similarly marked to ensure that these are not mixed up. The containers appear to have a slightly gilded finish to the interior and the oil containers are engraved to the bases and date 1850. They come in their original leather case with a small brass hook...

20th Century Scottish Sterling & Carved Celtic Knot Bog Wood Dirk (Sgain Dubh) with Topaz, a stunning representation of traditional Scottish craftsmanship and design. The dirk featu...

Unusual, rare, Art Deco Period, footed sterling silver table box with rounded, hinged lid, Birmingham, England, year-hallmarked for 1938, Hassett and Harper Ltd. - makers. Underside ...

A magnificent, fine and impressive, antique George V glass, English sterling silver and skin Leather mounted hip flask. This magnificent antique George V sterling silver hip flask has a rectangular form with rounded corners. The upper portion of the large glass body is ornamented with an impressive skin covering. This impressive flask is fitted with a plain domed fully hallmarked hinged cover, securing with a bayonet fitting. This Lskin hip flask retains the original hallmarked push fit drinking cup. Marked English Sterling Silver J.D & S into a shield, James Dixon & Sons, London 1902. Business established in 1806 in Silver Street, Sheffield by James Dixon in partnership with a Mr. Smith. The firm became James Dixon & Son (1823), James Dixon & Sons (1835c.) and James Dixon & Sons Ltd in 1920. London showrooms were opened in London (1873), Sidney and Melborne (1912). Such examples are becoming increasingly difficult to locate. This antique hip flask...

Step back in time with this charming vintage tourist set from the USSR, featuring a folding spoon and fork enclosed in a classic brown leather case. Dati...

Rare assortment of 3 Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co. sterling silver belt buckles with 5 matching leather belts, from the 1970s, consisting of: a heart-shaped buckle, measuring 2 1/2...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian English sterling silver sandwich box with leather carrying case, an addition to our diverse Victoria...

Cartier Sterling Silver Gentleman’s Fitted Leather Vanity Case London, 1937 Maker’s Mark: J.C (Jacques-Théodule Cartier) Made in France A superb and rare Art Deco gentleman’s fitt...

This traditional silver Kavkaz belt from early 20th century Russia featuring a niello design is a highly valuable and culturally significant piece. The Kavkaz region, encompassing th...

A fine Asprey of London Hallmarked .925 Sterling Silver Pocket Tape Measure with leather Case. The weight of the measure is 47g excluding case. the Diameter is 5.2cm . The tape m...

Liquor flask bottle designed by James Dixon & Sons. Very handsome and handy liquor flask bottle, created in Sheffield England by the silversmith James Dixon & Sons, back in the 1904...

A Silver and Leather Bezalel Book Binding from Israel circa 1940 is an important piece of Judaica. Bezalel, the name associated with the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts in Jerusalem, is known for its significant contributions to Jewish art and craftsmanship in the early 20th century. The Bezalel School was founded in 1906 by Boris Schatz in Jerusalem. It aimed to blend European artistic traditions with Middle Eastern and Jewish themes. By the 1930s, the Bezalel School had established a reputation for high-quality, handcrafted Judaica that incorporated traditional Jewish motifs and modern design elements. A Bible printed by a publishing company in London, Great Britain in 1932 is bound within an original brown leather binding. Vine, grape cluster motifs, two winged lions flanking a crowned Decalogue, and a flaming Ner...

George V safari flask. Made by James Dixon & Sons in Sheffield in 1927. Clear glass body. Top half encased in leather with cutout tubular windows. Bottom half has detachable sterling...

A Silver and Leather Bezalel Book Binding from Israel circa 1940 is a prominent piece of Judaica. Bezalel, the name associated with the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts in Jerusalem, is known for its significant contributions to Jewish art and craftsmanship in the early 20th century. The Bezalel School was founded in 1906 by Boris Schatz in Jerusalem. It aimed to blend European artistic traditions with Middle Eastern and Jewish themes...

With cobalt blue glass bowl inserts and leather presentation case. Dimensions: Box width 7 ½, depth 7”, height 2 3/4” Containers diameter 2”,...

Gentleman's Silver & Leather Pocket Hip Flask By James Dixon. A silver spirit hip flask made by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield. The pocket hip flask has the upper portion of the glass...

This vintage sterling silver & leather document folder dates from the late 19th century. It has an oversize soft texture maroon moire silk interior & an exceptional detailed ...

This set of four spirit cups were made by the well known Roger Doyle silversmith of England in 2000 in an early Elizabethan style. The cups are hand-crafte...

Liquor flask bottle designed by James Dixon & Sons. Very handsome and handy antique liquor flask bottle, created in Sheffield England at the silversmith workshop of James Dixon & So...

A fine leather case containing a set of four hand blown glass bottles with silver screw tops, hallmarked London 1924. Original retailer's mark stamped on the lip of the case; Finniga...

A Rare Leather and Silver Bookbinding by Bezalel made for a Bible, in Jerusalem Israel Circa 1913. Besides the unique craftmanship that went into making this attractive leather bind...

Set of early 20th century antique silver teaspoons by J. Tostrup Norwegian, 1911 Measures: Spoons height 13.5cm, width 3cm Box height 4cm, width 29cm, depth 7.5cm Consisting of twelve teaspoons, this beautiful silver set features ornate detailing on each stem. Within a finely engraved border, each teaspoon's stem is marked with tiny pattern detailing and a central lettering. The undersides are marked 'S.830. J. Tostrup. 1911', indicating the silver purity, maker and date. J. Tostrup was a Norwegian silversmith firm founded in Oslo in 1838 by Jacob Tostrup...