Carl Poul Petersen Sterling Salad Servers Montreal, circa 1930

Rare Irish Silver Slice or Crumb Scoop, Dublin 1855, John Smyth. The Crumber of Kings pattern, engraved crest of a mermaid holding a sword and sceptre. Len...

Art Deco Cartier 14K and Sterling compact case 1930s. Sterling silver with 14K and synthetic sapphire thumbpiece. The front with sunray that rad...

Art Deco Austrian large Silver Box, Carl Hiess Vienna C.1920. Probably originally for cigarettes, rectangular solid silver form with striking ribbed design, the interior with three s...

Pair of Danish Sterling Cufflinks, N.E. From, C.1950. The cufflinks of a plain oval striking concave form, `t’ bar fitments. Stamped Sterling Denmark N.E. From 925 S. Measures: 1 x ....

1940’s Mexican Amethyst Sterling Bracelet. The large bracelet with five section panels in curvilinear shape conforming to wrist, each with shadow cut ou...

1970’s Sodalite and Sterling Ring. Centering on a five-sided triangular sodalite, within a square-shaped silver mount. Sodalite measuring approximately 21.4 x 8.5 x 12.3 mm. Size 6. ...

Modernist set of salad servers by Allan Adler in sterling and ebony. Streamlined and elegant. Spoon is 13" in length; fork is 12 7/8". Very good condition.

A fine pair of sterling silver salad servers. By Durgin (and also bearing marks for Black, Starr & Frost). In sterling silver. With a gold wash to both the spoon bowl and fork ti...

A fine Danish Mid-Century Modern salad serving set. In sterling silver. By Cohr. Each with a Modernist stylized crown shaped handle. (To our knowledge the pattern is unnamed.) In general, the silversmiths at Cohr had a large impact on European silversmithing and Danish modern design in particular. Cohr was a major competitor to Georg Jensen with silversmiths often traveling between both companies for employment and exchanging ideas. Simply a wonderful pair of Danish design sterling salad servers...

Stunning modern ashtray made of sterling silver. Handmade by the incredible silversmith Carl Poul Peterson. This exceptional piece features a smooth polished finish and four places to rest a cigarette or cigar. The ashtray's center tray is approximately 4 3/4" in diameter (not including the rests). The ashtray is around 5 3/4" in length from rest to rest. The height of the tray is approximately 1/2" at the highest point of the tray. The bottom of the tray is marked with the classic Carl Poul Petersen's hallmark designs and the lettering "HANDMADE STERLING." Add this stunning piece made with the highest quality and care to your collection. While living and working in Montreal, Canada, Carl Poul Peterson hand-crafted jewelry, flatware, tea sets, serving pieces, bar sets, etc. During World War II, Carl paused his silver work to help aid and contribute to the war. He had helped manufacture brass and aluminum parts for fighter planes. After the war ended, he began creating stunning silver pieces until the 1970s. One of his most famous pieces of silver work was the replica of the NHL's Stanley cup...

A fine pair of silverplate salad servers. By Christofle France. In the Delafosse pattern with wheat & flower decoration throughout. Simply a wonderful pair of salad servers in th...

Elegant and most unusual pie server by Hector Aguilar. The server measures 10 1/4 inches in length and 3 1/4" at the widest. The handle is beautifully thre...