Sterling Silver Open Salt Dish by FX Alphonse LaPaglia

These vintage Tiffany & Co. sterling silver mid-century modern leaf shaped nut or candy will make an elegant impression on any table scape. In a set of six, these accent dishes can ...

Entertain with vintage Tiffany & Co. In sterling silver, this attractive scallop shell dish has so many practical and decorative uses. The design was very popular during the mid-20t...

Theodore B. Starr Sterling Silver Bowl 2691. Overall measurement is 7-1/4 inches including a beautiful decorated floral patterned rim. The usable depth is 3- 1/2 diameter by 3/4 inch...

Let this bold sterling silver collar necklace lead when accessorizing your look. This fantastic retro find can uplift wardrobe basics to greatness when p...

In excellent condition, this exquisite bowl is a work of art with it's intricate floral vine patterned design done is .800 German Silver. Intact is ...

A fresh summer look, lustrous natural AA white off round button pearls integrated with lengthy, shimmering open link sterling silver chain create this stunning necklace. Measuring 32...

Vintage FRANCIS I sterling silver small dish bowl. Hallmarks: REED & BARTON STERLING X569 FRANCIS I. 8" diameter x 1 1/4" H.

Vintage FRANCIS I sterling silver small dish bowl. Hallmarks: REED & BARTON STERLING X569 FRANCIS I. 8" diameter x 1 1/4" H.

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

A very fine pair of Victorian sterling silver salt cellars. By Hunt & Roskell - the successors to Storr, Mortimer, and Hunt. With scrolled feet, lobed bodies, and a ribbed rim. Si...

This lovely dish is in good condition. It has a lovely geometric, scalloped border and a pedestal foot. Hallmarked: Made by William Neale & Son Ltd in Cox Street, St Paul's, Birmingh...

In good vintage condition, this bowl has beautiful openwork and a patterned border. It stands on a round pedestal foot. The body is pierced with a lovely openwork pattern interspersed with scroll and flower decoration rising to a rim with further scroll decoration. Originally intended for wrapped sweets, this beautiful dish could be used for nuts or snacks, for potpourri or simply as a decorative item in its own right. Hallmarked: Made by James Dixon & Sons Ltd in Cornish Place, Sheffield in 1917. James Dixon founded his company with partner Thomas Smith around 1806. In the 1820s, Smith withdrew and was replaced by James Dixon's eldest son, followed by his other sons and the James Dixon & Sons name was established. The firm was highly successful and remained in business until the 1980s when it was absorbed into British Silverware...