Central American Furniture

An extremely rare Jamaican engraved tortoiseshell comb-case with two combs Former British Jamaica, circa 1670, inscribed and dated ‘Sarah Henly, ...

12 Sterling Silver spoons from the 19th century The spoons in light gilt, decorated with antique scenes Signed Tiffany Sterling hallmark Date 1878 Length: 12.1 cm W...

19th century sterling silver Baroque Fae mirror with 925 mark, size 21 inch x 14.5 x 2.

Novelty Mexican Silver Panier Pill Box, 925 Silver, circa 1980 Very good model with moving side loops. Heavy gauge of silver.       

This petite vase by Fajardo Taxco Mexico silver plated vase and malachite brass parrot, is eye catching. The parrot is perched on the rim and its ...

Hector Aguilar Exceedingly rare set of circa 1940-1962 sterling silver flatware by Hector Aguilar, Taxco, Mexico in the scarce “Rope” pattern, handles decorated with a rope motif running from the trefoil bottoms to the necks. This superb set includes: 13 dinner knives, flat handle all-sterling, 9 1/2" 16 dinner forks, 7 1/2" 16 salad forks, 6 1/4" 23 teaspoons, 6 1/8" 1 place soup spoon, 7" 12 flat handle butter spreaders, 5" 12 cocktail forks, 5" 5 demitasse spoons, 3 1/2" 13 corn...

An Art Deco, silver plated and gilt recipe cocktail shaker. Integral strainer. Outer sliver plated cover revealing brass underlayer with ingredients for various cocktails. Stamped 'N...

20th century American 925 silver jug for water, finely engraved with a beautiful shape and a large handle. Silver is a powerful natural antibiotic used for thousands of years. The medical properties of silver were already known in ancient Greek times. It was noted that in the families in which they ate using silver tools got sick less and infections were rare. This knowledge has been handed down between Re, Emperors, Tsars, Sultans, among their relatives and among the members of the court. We ate up silver plates, cutlery was used silver, the food was stored in containers of silver and, in time, of the small ones quantities of silver mixed with foods. Thus it was observed that after one or two generations, the benefits of silver made practically immune to any disease infectious. These royal lineages came called "Blue Blood" for the characteristic bluish tinge of their blood due to minimal traces of pure silver. The common red-blooded people, on the other hand, he ate...

A delightful ladies Art Deco compact marked to the interior with the trade name Stratnoid made in England with the registration design number for 1931. The base is engine turned with...

This has to be one of the most iconic of the Art Deco Ladies power compacts made by the Woodworth Company. This particular compact was made by the Scovill Manufacturing Company in 1928 for the Karess line. A truly attractive Art Deco ladies compact in silver...

Modernist enamel tray or small plate. Stamped on the bottom: Sterling, Norway, J. Tostrup. Also bears two monograms. Beautiful shades of blue...

This is a large silverplate articulated spanish swordfish with cabochon eyes