British Dinnerware and Flatware Sets

Antique sterling silver 2pc fish serving set by Martin Hall & Co of Sheffield, England, circa 1862. No monogram. Beautifully ornate fish serving set including a fork and a serving ...

A fine set of 6 small wine or cordial cups or goblets By Garrard & Co. Limited of London, England. In sterling silver. 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 very fine sterling silver creamer or milk pitcher. By Carrington & Co. With an exuberant neo-Rococo (or George II style) design including etched scroll work and cells to the bod...

A pair of George III silver tureens by Philip Rundell, each in oval shape with fluted body and engraved crest, the handles with two lion heads, with ribbed oval pedestal foot and the...

A fine antique fiddle pattern stuffing spoon. In sterling silver. By John Heron of Edinburgh, Scotland. Monogrammed to the handle with a 'B'. Simp...

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 Mid-Century English napkin ring. In sterling silver. By John Rose of Birmingham. With engine-turned decoration around the circumference and an unengraved rectangular cartou...

A pair of George IV silver sauceboats by Richard Sibley, with acanthus scroll handle and reeded rim, the side engraved with family crest, all to an oval pedestal foot, hallmarked ste...

A set of twelve Georgian sterling silver dinner-plates, eleven with the mark of Thomas Heming, London, 1774, one with the mark of Sebastian and James Crespell, London, 1769 Each shaped circular with gadrooned border, later engraved with two crests, marked underneath, the single example further engraved with scratch weight '18"3' 9 ¼ in. (24.8 cm.) diam. 205 oz. 2 dwt (6,400 gr.) The crests are those of Shaw and Stewart as borne by the Shaw Stewart baronets, probably for Sir John Shaw...

A George IV silver cruet stand by William Eaton, the rectangular shaped stand with reeded borders, on four lion-paw bracket-feet with acanthus decoration and scroll motifs, the centr...

Twelve Georgian sterling silver soup plates, six with the mark of Richard Carter, Daniel Smith, and Robert Sharp, London, 1778, five with t...

A fine set of antique English silver plated desert spoons or shovels. By Elkington & Co. Each spoon with a shovel shaped bowl, a figural handle in the ...

A rare, oversized antique English stuffing spoon. In sterling silver. By Robert Garrard I, London, 1814. With a rampart lion crest to the handle. There is a seam to the handle, ...

A pair of George III silver sauce tureens by Richard Shape & Robert Smith, each in oval shape, the body with two reeded tapering loop handles, the stepped oval pedestal foot and the ...

Set of 24 Antique English Silver Plate Lunch Dessert knives and forks, C.1853, Martin Hall & Co. The Service comprises 12 knives and 12 forks, tapered quadrilateral handles; the hand...

A pair of George II sauce boats by George Methuen, the body with reeded acanthus handle with engraved motto and the Dundas family crest, all to a ...

A fine pair of Mid-Century English napkin rings. In sterling silver. By John Rose of Birmingham. With engine-turned decoration around the circumference and an unengraved rectangul...