Pair of Antique Large French Neoclassical Silver, Crystal Salt Cellars 1819-1838

A fine and rare silver filigree icon of Saint John the Theologian in Silence. Signed Morozov, 1887 Workmaster: Vassily Kangin 32..7cm by 29cm Ivan Morozov established his eponymous ...

Fine antique French Empire period double sided Sacred Heart silver cross 19th Century Length: 3.75 inches Width: 2.25 inches Tested for sterling silver, of solid construction. The front depicting the Sacred Heart pierced by a sword and topped with a flaming torch, flanked by the motto Spec Unica. The back with the Sacred Heart surrounded by the Crown of Thorns, bleeding, topped with a flaming torch, with the following letters: C.U., E.T., A.U., ICJ. The decorative elements at the arms are classical French Empire period, circa 1840. The moving subject of this beautiful crucifix relates to a passage in the Gospels which describes Christ's crown of thorns being transferred from his head to his heart, emphasizing that He felt his wounds in the depth of his heart. After Resurrection, the allusion is that the crown of thorns becomes a crown of victory- In the Revelation 19:12, Christ wears “many crowns” and believers who are victorious over sin and Satan will receive the “crown of life...

Beautiful vintage Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece sterling silver owl brooch set with a multitude of white crystals, the eyes in amber colored...

Fabulous vintage Golden Fleece, Brooks Brothers vermeil sterling silver, green, brown and black enamel Ducks brooch with elaborate crystal accen...

One of the most sacred and revered images of the Virgin, the iconography refers to an event which took place on November 27th, 1165 during the assault on the city of Novgorod. In an effort to save the city, the citizens of Novgorod brought the icon of Our Lady of the Sign to the city wall and when one of the arrows struck the icon, tears formed on the image. The Bishop of Novgorod proclaimed that this was a sign that the Virgin was entreating her Son to spare the city. Novgorod was spared and the image, known as Znamenie, became highly venerated in Russia as a powerful protection symbol. This beautiful travel icon...

Estate Coup de Foudre/Love at First Sight statement necklace by Kerry MacBride. Rock crystal and patinated hand wrought sterling silver necklace centere...

A set of four Victorian silver salt cellars, each designed as scallop shell bearing chased leaf decorations in the rim, with gold gilt interior and foliate design base, made by Danie...

A fine antique Austrian salt cellar or miniature tazza. Comprising 3 carved and polished rock crystal sections. Mounted with ornate silver mounts - the top section having 2 dragon ...

A fine pair of vintage Danish Modern silver & enamel salt cellars & spoons. In sterling silver. By Egon Lauridsen (active ca. 1936 - 1966) The cellars with blue enamel to the bowl...

A fine antique Georgian salt cellar. In sterling silver. By Robert Hennell I. With scroll handles, a beaded edge & foot, repousse decoration around ...

Set of 2 antique Hanau sterling silver large footed bowls. Large and substantial bowls are lightly hammered with an etched knight design. Each sits atop has 3 fish shaped feet. Each bowl has slightly different hallmarks, but the hallmarks attribute the bowls to Hanau, Germany. One bowl is marked with just Ludwig Neresheimer as the makers mark, the other has mixed maker marks for Ludwig Neresheimer and Gebruder Dingeldein...

In good vintage condition, they have some marks commensurate with age. They stand on round pedestal bases and have beautifully curved handles. They have lovely geometric, pierced ...