Dutch Silver Miniatures for a Doll's House, H. Hooykass, Schoonhoven, 1970s

Dutch Silver Bench and Chair Miniatures for a Doll's House, Schoonhoven, 1970s Two Beautiful Dutch silver miniatures comprising a classic ladder back bench...

A fine bachelor's coffee or chocolate pot by the royal Dutch silversmiths A. Bonebakker & Zoon, with maker's mark in full, and lion passant mark 2nd standard indicating 833/1000 stan...

Charming miniature Dutch octagonal bowl possibly patterned on a sugar bowl first introduced in the Netherlands in the 18th century, on an octagonal pede...

Charming miniature silver Rococo style pedestal table made at the turn of the last century for a doll house. In the Romantic taste, the shaped circular tabletop of repoussé silver recalling paintings by the French 17th century artist Watteau features a standing lady in a landscape gazing upon a seated figure who is turned away, framed by a scrolling border. The pedestal stand of scrolling and foliate capped design. This table was probably made for a dollhouse. Collecting miniature...

Each with maker’s mark, of traditional form with circular openwork bowls, one with the coat of arms of The Hague (stork flanked by two lions), the other of Amsterdam (3 Xs), the vine...

A Russian inspired egg-shaped pendant, of openwork gilded silver or vermeil design depicting a chick emerging from its egg, engraved XB, for Xristos Boskrese, or Christ is Risen in R...

The Giraffe spoon of the MOISEIKIN® is made of 925 sterling silver with indium, rhodium and careful gilding. Adding indium preserves the glossy look and its durability and a thin layer of metal from the platinum group - rhodium makes the spoon more shiny. The handle of the spoon is stylised as the shape of an animal’s neck, decorated with a pattern imitating its spotted golden-silver skin and decorated with a silver head of a giraffe. The tradition of giving a child a silver spoon for the appearance of the first milk tooth has long lived in Russia and other countries. It was considered "investment in a child's future." A spoon is given as a sign that it’s time for the baby to move from mother’s milk to another meal. Usually teeth come out by 6 months, which coincides with the time of the beginning of feeding. The spoon “Giraffe” will help feed the baby a new meal for him. Thanks to the healing properties of silver, the spoon will have an antibacterial effect. “Grow big and tall...

Sterling silver tea caddy by Frank W. Smith for Theodore B Starr of NY, NY with monogram. Monogram appears to be APH Bulbous shape with repousse scroll design on sides and on the l...

The Giraffe Cutlery set of the MOISEIKIN® is made of 925 sterling silver with indium, rhodium and gilding, skilfully artistically carved into an adorable giraffe family...

This three piece sterling silver coffee set was designed by Sigvard Bernadotte and manufactured by Georg Jensen. The elongated set is known as pattern '967' and is one of the more sc...

A sterling silver four-piece silver tea service, the plain design is in the early 18th century style,the two pots with scroll wooden handles, hallma...

This antique sterling silver sugar holder, is Hallmarked Viners Ltd, Sheffield, UK, 1935, Measuring 70mm 170mm.