Edwardian Sterling Silver Ink Well from Chester, 1910

Sterling Silver Bonbon Dish Made by Synyer & Beddoes in 1910 In excellent condition, this is a beautiful piece with a reticulated/pierced decorated body. The body has a melon shape ...

This beautiful Edward VII piece is in excellent condition. The handles have a lovely twisted design and there are delicate engravings. Hallmarked: Made by William Hutton & Sons Ltd i...

The candlesticks are in a Neo-Georgian style with octagonal stepped bases, tapered hexagonal stems and round sconces. Hallmarked: Made by Alexander Smith in Spencer Street, Birmingha...

Sterling Silver Etrog Holder In good vintage condition, this is a beautiful piece. It has a small ding on the top. It is an egg-shaped box and consists of a base with a pedestal foot and a lid with a pitam on top. Both parts are decorated with an embossed geometric...

A fine English sterling silver inkwell. In the Edwardian style. With notched corners to the base for pens, a sloped pedestal center that supports two gilt inkwell chambers and a h...

An Austrian desk seal in marble and silver designed by Georg Adam Scheid. Beautiful desk seal, created in Vienna Austria at the workshop of Georg Adam Scheid, back in the 1910-1915...

In this interesting sterling silver box, is set a micromosaic, depicting “ The doves of Pliny”, from a famous mosaic attributed to Sosus of Pergamon. He was a Greek mosaic artist of the second century BC. He is the only mosaic artist whose name was recorded in literature. The original mosaic from Hadrian's Villa, now in the Capitoline Museums, depicts a group of doves on a round bowl. As described by Pliny, one dove is drinking while the others are sunning themselves. The Doves of Pliny, or the "Capitoline Doves...

From the Romanov era period of Tsar Nicholas II, this Russian revolution survivor from Moscow is designed as a smooth silver pencil holder engrave...