Georgian Silver, Flatware and Silverplate

British Victorian period Sterling Silver Spirits Flask container, rectangular with rounded shapes curved to fit the body's contour, designed to fit in a pocket. Engraved with letters...

Handsome 245-year-old Russian solid Silver cup with continuous cast or impressed / hammered floral & tassels decorations. Period : reign of Catherine the Great ( 1762 to 1796 )...

A sterling silver teapot with timber handle and bone finial by Peter & William Bateman of the famed silversmithing Bateman family. The teapot sits atop b...

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...

British Art Deco period Sterling Silver Spice Caster. British hallmarks : A BROS LTD, Adie Brothers Ltd,city of Birmingham,specific letter " H " for the year 1935 The firm was inco...

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 fine pair of 18th Century silver sugar tongs. In coin silver. The arms of the tongs stylized as coiling ropes and terminating in figural seashell bowls. Monogrammed to the middle of the tongs "CR" The tongs are unmarked (and likely American). Simply a great pair of early coin silver tongs...

A fine antique, early 18th century English silver milk jug. In Britannia silver. Made by Nathaniel Gulliver. The jug having punch-work decoration of...

Wimbledon-Furniture Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale the finest suite of solid Sterling Silver decanter labels I hav...

A George III sterling silver coffee pot with a wooden handle likely by Charles Wright of London. The pot features what could be described as Rococo period repousse swags and floral s...

A pair of George IV silver grape scissors, with cast grape and vine handles, 19cms long, hallmarked London 1829, maker Charles Reily...

A George III period sterling silver salt cellar with a gilt wash interior and hand-chased details by two members of the famed English silversmithing family, Peter & Ann Bateman. An e...

Antique three piece sterling silver tea and coffee set, comprising of a tea and coffee pot, sugar bowl, the bodies are decorated wit...

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 George II sterling silver coffee pot with a wooden handle, floral repousse details and a crest with rubbed maker's mark likely for William Skeen. The coffee pot is very much i...

A wonderful George III period chamber stick in sterling silver by Henry Chawner of London. An elegant scrolled handle is mounted to an octagonal base underneath a column with reeded ...

A fine antique Georgian English silver plated wine coaster. By Matthew Boulton. The insert in the middle is decorated with a two-headed bird and monogrammed "JMA". Marked with 2 paneled sun marks to the foot rim for Matthew Boulton. In 1762, Matthew Boulton established a factory in Birmingham to create silver-plated Sheffield items and became the first large producer of Sheffield plate in England. Simply a great signed, period Georgian wine coaster...

Up for your consideration is this very large and extremely fine early 19th century Old Sheffield shaped oblong handled tea tray. The tray features a deep set, and heavily ornate sc...

A wonderful George II baluster form sterling silver 1/2 pint mug. By Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook in 1733. With an engraved family crest to the front & t...

A set of four matching George III sterling silver wine coasters, with embossed floral and scroll decoration to a wooden bases with central silver bosses. Hallmarked Sheffield 1815-1...

A fine, period Sheffield Plate tea caddy. With simple streamlined lines of the early 19th century, a shield cartouche, and a ball finial. Simply a wonderful antique Georgian tea caddy...

Serving Container solid 830 Silver with original insert Glass covered with hinged top. Measures 12cm. high. Silver part is 85 grams heavy and total weight with glass part is 134 gr...

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

A set of four George III sauce tureens and covers, the shaped octagonal urn form with angular handles, demi fluted bodies, the incurved dome covers with urn finials, engraved with cr...

A pair of sterling silver Georgian style cast taper candlesticks with hexagonal base, gross weight 5.45ozs,(169.72gms), height, 4.5",(11cms), London 1987, maker Richard Lawton Ltd. ...

An Antique silver ink stand, comprising of three cut glass pots, silver removable lids, with beaded and moulded rim, placed within circular pi...

This rather large sterling silver spoon was made during the reign of George II and has an intricate monogram to the handle. We don't often have pieces of George II silver in our coll...

A fine pair of antique Sheffield silver plate wine coasters. In the form of wirework baskets. With Sheffield type silver plate on copper and turned wooden bases. Simply a great p...

Scottish silver is something we love to see and this beautiful shell form ladle is a lovely example from the 18th century. The bowl of the ladle is beautifully fluted in the form of ...

A very fine pair of crested Georgian Sheffield Plate campagna-form wine coolers. Made by T. & J. Creswick of Birmingham, England. Each has an engraved armorial crest, reeded handle...

A fine Georgian silver toddy ladle. With what appears to be a Georgius II half-penny embedded into the ladle bowl with the head side in the ladle and the ...

This charming 19th century repousse trophy cup was made in Dublin and is a beautiful example of Irish silversmithing. The sterling silver piece features detailed floral motifs in rep...

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 fine matched pair of English 18th century tea caddies. In sterling silver. Marked for Francis Crump, London, and 1758. Having ce...

A fine English sterling silver wine funnel. By Asprey & Co. The funnel consists of three pieces - the funnel, the spout, and an interior ring that sits where the two connect. Sim...

A nicely sized George III period sterling silver tankard with assay marks for 1806. The slightly tapered body features two reeded bands either side of an elegant monogram likely 'J.S...

Scottish silver is something we don't come across often, so this delightful George III tablespoon is a lovely addition to our silver cabinets. The simple spoon features crisp hallmar...

This tall George II period sterling silver coffee pot is decorated with elegant floral repousse details and features a blonde timber handle. To the side ...

A fine English wine funnel. In Sheffield plate (or silver plate). Dating to the George III period. In the form of a tapered, curved funnel and a removable strainer with hand punched holes. Simply a great piece of Georgian plate...

A George III period sterling silver creamer with floral repousse design to the body above a square base by Peter & Ann Bateman. To the centre of the creamer under the spout is a blan...

This sterling silver sauce ladle was made during the reign of George III in London. The piece which is very simple in design is hallmarked for manufacture by William Bateman of the f...

A small, George III period, sterling silver creamer by London silversmith Robert Hennel I, with period monogram. The creamer features an intricate monogram under the lip which is lik...

This large sterling silver straining spoon was made in London in 1801 and is a beautiful example of Georgian silver from the early 19th Century. The spoon is assayed for manufacture ...

Crafted during the reign of George II, this sterling silver footed bowl was manufactured by London silversmith John Barbe. The small footed bowl is alm...

A George III period, sterling silver creamer with a monogrammed crest and beaded rim by Peter & Ann Bateman of the famed Bateman silversmithing family. This rather lovely creamer sit...

A rare George III period sterling silver sugar shaker with floral repousse decor by members of the famed English silversmithing family, The Batemans. The ornate sugar shaker has crisp marks to the lid, and rubbed marks to the base both for Peter & Jonathan Bateman...

Crafted from sterling silver this wine funnel dates to the tail end of the reign of George III. The piece was manufactured in London and has date marks indicating it was manufactured...

This sterling silver ladle was made in London by silversmiths Thomas & William Chawner. The crisp hallmarks on the piece date its manufacture to 1767, very early in the reign of Geor...

This very simple sterling silver tea-strainer was manufactured in London by Peter & Ann Bateman of the famed Bateman family. The strainer is very simple in its construction and featu...

This sterling silver sauce ladle was made by Peter, Ann, & William Bateman of the famed Bateman silversmithing family. The piece has a date mark indicating it was manufactured in Lon...

A George III period sterling silver sugar shaker by members of the famed English silversmithing family, The Batemans. Although slightly rubbed, the hallmarks indicate manufacture fro...