British Tableware

A set of 12 heavy solid Silver Dinner Plates with a plain gadroon circular border in the classic Georgian Style. Each plate has an engraved ...

Another beautiful custom ordered set of dinner plates by the re known English factory of Brown Westhead and Moore which later became Cauldon. This...

A single maker, mixed years set of antique sterling silver lily pattern flatware, made in London between 1852 and 1873 by George Adams. Sold with modern Lilly pattern...

A modernist Gerald Benney Sterling Silver Condiment Set comprising of a Salt Pinch Pot, a Pepper Shaker, a Mustard Pot & a Caster. The Salt and Mustard have transparent brown glass l...

From one of the Gilded Age's finest porcelain manufacturers, Crown Staffordshire is this set of eleven dinner plates. They feature beautiful raised gilt work in their collars and an ...

English silver toast rack by Gorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1919 A Silver toast rack for 6 slices of toast Made by Gorham Manufacturing Co. in Birmingham (1904-1938) Silve...

A special piece by Spode Felspar Porcelain with a great finial, elongated pedestal feet and a gadrooned edge. Great hunter green color and clea...

A suite of 8 blown crystal bowls featuring an elaborate all-over engraved floral design. A great size for ice cream, fruits or puddings. We attribute them to one of the fine English ...

A charming teapot in the popular Victorian Era Flo Blue. This teapot features generous proportions on handle, body and elongated spout with a sweet little flo...

A Classic set of dinner plates with a thick 24-karat gold encrusted band and raised paste gilt jeweling on the collar in a swag and bead pattern. Made by Minton England and retailed ...

A superb 6 place silver canteen by Paul Storr. Double struck in the fiddle, thread & shell pattern with diamond and shell heel. Most pieces engraved with crests or elegant scrolling initials to terminals. (see pictures for details) Comprising: 6 table forks, 6 tablespoons, 6 table knives - 6 dessert forks, 6 dessert spoons, 6 dessert knives - 6 fruit knives & 6 teaspoons. Hallmarked for London by Paul Storr, dated between 1812 - 1820. Knives Hallmarked for Moses Brent...

We are pleased to offer this set of 12 antique porcelain dishes painted in Coalport's "Red Chrysanthemum" pattern, England, circa 1810. The dishes are covered with exquisite red chrysanthemums and gilded leaves in a swirling ornamental pattern (see image #2). This early 19th century, English pattern was inspired by similar Chinese patterns of the 18th century. In Chinese lore, chrysanthemums represent a happy life. Having chrysanthemums was also thought to prolong life. Therefore, these dishes have a benevolent motif of happiness and well-being. The rim of each dish has rich golden English gilding. The body of the Coalport porcelain is whiter than the Chinese porcelain, which creates a striking contrast with the red flowers. This group would be wonderful in a cabinet or arranged on a wall. The set comprises:; -3 square dishes, a pair and a single dish: $750 each, L 7.75 in. x W 7.75 in. x H 1.88 in. -rectangular serving...

An unusual pair of George III mahogany slant-topped and boxwood-banded decanter caddies with fitted interiors and silver shield mounts.