Amadeo I Spanish Silver 5 Pesetas Coin, 1871

In good condition. This rare and unusual piece was used for tasting wine. It has a coin in the centre: Obverse Crowned arms shield flanked by value, and legend all around. Translati...

Sterling Silver Sugar Caster/Mufineer/Dredger by Barker Brothers Silver In good vintage condition, this is a beautiful piece. Hallmarked: Made in England S1. Made by Barker Brothers...

In good vintage condition, this is a beautiful piece. It has a lovely rounded form, a pedestal foot and a finial on top. Hallmarked: Made by Barker Ellis Silver Co in Birmingham in ...

Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter/Caster/Mufineer/Caster by A Taite & Sons from 1966 In good vintage condition, this has a square pedestal foot, baluster shaped body with reeded bands. I...

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...

This lovely set consists of a salt dip, pepper pot, mustard pot and two spoons. The items all have cobalt blue glass inserts in excellent condition. The three items stand on circular...

This sterling silver binder clip is an exclusive Serra model, created at the end of the 1980s and always reproduced ((using authentic and different Roman coins) because it is an ele...

COIN DETAILS Dynasts of Lykia, Trbbenimi AR Third Stater. Circa 390-370 B.C. Obverse: Facing lion's scalp; triskeles below Reverse: Triskeles, TPBB NEME around; all within shallow i...

BADGE WITH ST. JAMES THE GREAT Northern Spain, 16th century Silver, jet Weight 18.2 grams; dimensions 44 × 43 × 12 mm Round pendant with high-relief image of St. James the Great of Santiago de Compostela carved in jet. The saint is flanked by two pilgrims (their heads defaced); each holds a staff and rosary in his hand. Silver mount with plain flat backplate, corded wire surround and toothed edge as setting. Four pendant loops for sewing onto a hat or cloak. According to the Roman naturalist Pliny, jet, the material of which this pin was made, prevented snakebite and was “thrown up by the sea.” The first quality would certainly have been reassuring for a pilgrim who owned this object and who had to make long journeys over unfamiliar terrain. The second quality made jet an especially fitting material to honor St. James, given that his body arrived in Spain mysteriously, carried there “by the sea” from the Holy Land. Santiago de Compostela was a major center for jet carving from the late Middle Ages, and highly polished jet was a desirable and common material for pilgrimage souvenirs. One even finds scallop shells, the pilgrim’s badge...

The “Fabergè Style” Silver pendent is part of our Work of Art -Jewellery collection. This Jewel is handcrafted completely by Workmaster Fabergé Stefano Vigni, who created the piece,...

Fabulous figural "dachshund" head or tail coin. The dog's head, in black enamel, is on the front of the coin, and the tail is on the reverse. Coin cut border. 14K yellow...

The “Into the Woods” bracelet is part of our Work of art Jewellery collection. This Jewel is handcrafted completely by Workmaster Fabergé Stefano Vigni, who created the piece, chisel...