British Barware

A fine pair of English sterling silver napkin rings. Made for the Concorde supersonic airliner division of British Airways. Fully hallmarked to the back British Airways / London / Sterling / 1992 Simply a wonderful pair of collectible Concorde napkin...

A fine Scottish quaich. In sterling silver. Smithed by Robert Sawers of Edinburgh in 1901. The quaich is a 2-handed drinking cup or bowl that was tr...

Victorian Sterling Silver Cup, thick walled, with hand - engraved ornaments on all sides except the bottom. Vacant cartouche. This cup has a full set of conventional British hallma...

A fine Edwardian figural matchsafe or vesta. In sterling silver. In the shape of a heart. Made by William Hair Haseler of Birmingham, England in 1898. With engraved leaf decorati...

Handsome pair of British Sterling Silver Flutes with matching delicate ornamental floral engravings and cartouches. Each with set of British hallmarks: one made in 1902 and second i...

Victorian Sterling Silver Cup, thick walled, with continuous cast ornaments on all sides. Well preserved internal gilding. This cup has a full set of conventional British hallmarks...

A wonderful George II baluster form sterling silver 1/2 pint mug. By Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook in 1733. With an engraved family crest to the front & t...

A fine English sterling silver wine funnel. By Asprey & Co. The funnel consists of three pieces - the funnel, the spout, and an interior ring that sits where the two connect. Sim...

A very rare English sterling silver nutmeg grater. In the form of a scallop shell by Hilliard and Thomason of Birmingham, England. It is modeled as full bodied scallop shell and ha...

A very fine boxed set of caviar knives. By Garrard & Co. The blades in sterling silver and the handles made of lustrous Mother-of-Pearl. Founded in 1722, Garrard was made the first ever Crown Jewelers for the English throne and held that distinction from 1843 - 2007. Garrard has also made jewelry for royalty and various world cup trophies...

A fine English liquor or whiskey hip flask. In sterling silver. By the Charles S. Green & Co. Silversmith Co. of Birmingham, England. Having a convex crescent shape, an integral t...

A very fine pair of crested Georgian Sheffield Plate campagna-form wine coolers. Made by T. & J. Creswick of Birmingham, England. Each has an engraved armorial crest, reeded handle...

Victorian Sterling Silver Cup, thick walled, with cast or hammered floral ornaments. Vacant cartouche. This cup has a full set of conventional British hallmarks : maker is W. Stock...

A set of four matching George III sterling silver wine coasters, with embossed floral and scroll decoration to a wooden bases with central silver bosses. Hallmarked Sheffield 1815-1...

A vintage Asprey & Garrard champagne swizzle stick, circa 1998 This silver and yellow gold plated champagne swizzle stick is in the shape of a...

Wimbledon-Furniture Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale the finest suite of solid Sterling Silver decanter labels I hav...

A fine Georgian silver toddy ladle. With what appears to be a Georgius II half-penny embedded into the ladle bowl with the head side in the ladle and the ...

A fine English sterling silver diminutive cup or shot glass. By the contemporary English silversmith Adrian Gerald Sallis Benney. This work is marked with a hallmark for 1950, whi...

A fine antique Georgian English silver plated wine coaster. By Matthew Boulton. The insert in the middle is decorated with a two-headed bird and monogrammed "JMA". Marked with 2 paneled sun marks to the foot rim for Matthew Boulton. In 1762, Matthew Boulton established a factory in Birmingham to create silver-plated Sheffield items and became the first large producer of Sheffield plate in England. Simply a great signed, period Georgian wine coaster...

Gentleman's Sterling Silver and Leaded Glass Antique English Flask. Six inches tall with removable bottom to form a cup. Measures 6 x 3 x 1 inches. In ...

A fine English wine funnel. In Sheffield plate (or silver plate). Dating to the George III period. In the form of a tapered, curved funnel and a removable strainer with hand punched holes. Simply a great piece of Georgian plate...

A fine pair of antique Sheffield silver plate wine coasters. In the form of wirework baskets. With Sheffield type silver plate on copper and turned wooden bases. Simply a great p...

A fine pair of antique English wine coolers. Each wine cooler is plated with silver on copper, has a gadrooned top rim, tops and liners ...

A wonderful tumbler or cup by Jocelyn Burton. In sterling silver with an applied figural cowrie shell, tapered sides and gilt interior. Jocelyn Burton...

A nicely sized George III period sterling silver tankard with assay marks for 1806. The slightly tapered body features two reeded bands either side of an elegant monogram likely 'J.S...

Crafted from sterling silver this wine funnel dates to the tail end of the reign of George III. The piece was manufactured in London and has date marks indicating it was manufactured...

This sterling silver wine funnel dates to the reign of William IV and is what we call a 'marriage' of two pieces. The two separating pieces are each hallmarked for a different maker,...

English sterling silver and glass cocktail shaker. Hallmarked Birmingham 1951 - 1952 by John Grinsell & Sons. Vasiform glass body decorated with a diamond cut band...