Patrick Mavros sterling silver pair of highly textured African trees/plants

This exquisite cigarette case, crafted from 925 sterling silver, exudes intricate detailing and sophistication. Adorned with the monogram 'LHO' and inscribed with the date '7.11.19', it adds a personalized touch and historical significance to its elegant design. Made in the United Kingdom, specifically in Birmingham, in the year 1919, this cigarette case bears the maker's mark of W Smith Ltd. The interior is lined with silver gilt, enhancing its luxurious appeal. Fully hallmarked, this antique piece showcases the fine craftsmanship and timeless beauty characteristic of early 20th-century British silverware...

Vintage sterling silver pair of lady figurines by Mappin & Webb Made in England, 1973 Maker: Mappin & Webb Fully Hallmarked. Approx. Dimensions ...

Vintage sterling silver pair of grouse bird models. Made in England, London, 1966 Maker: William Comyns & Sons Ltd. Fully hallmarked. Dimensions: 1st bird size: Length x width x h...

Cartier Vintage Sterling Silver Trinity-Style Pair of Champagne Flutes Fully hallmarked. This elegant pair of vintage champagne flutes by Cartier, crafted in sterling silver, featur...

An exceptional, fine and impressive pair of contemporary sterling silver African animal themed coasters made by Patrick Mavos; an addition to our range of collectable silverware. These exceptional contemporary cast sterling silver wine coasters have a circular rounded shaped form. The body of each coaster is embellished with an exceptional array of conjoined hippopotamus designs*, ranging in stances; the interior surface of this animal themed border bears details enhancing the anatomical features. These exceptional examples of animal related silverware retain the original fabric covering to the underside. The hallmarks struck to the rim of these coasters include: Maker's mark: PM (Patrick Mavos). Maker's mark: Sable antelope head within a triangle (sterling). Date letter: b, 2000 Patrick Mavos describes a hippopotamus as Africa's 'river horses' which are the very picture of peace and contentment. This brand has over forty years of experience creating high quality African inspired, family designs and unique heirlooms. The antelope fineness mark was original awarded to what is now Zimbabwe in 1923, however the maker's mark and date letter pertain to London where the maker is registered with the assay office. Condition These silver coasters...

This superb high quality set was hallmarked in London in 1873 by Samuel Smily or Smiley, This is a Victorian, sterling silver tea and coffee service featuring beautifully engraved f...

We are excited to offer this pair of sterling silver two-branch candelabras by the Durham Silver Company. They have a Jensenesque look and feel; the blossom flower motif and the bal...

More known for their souvenir spoon production, this pair of platters exemplifies the fine engraving of this Bridgeport Ct. Silver manufacturer, Weidlich Brothers...