New Jersey - Silver, Flatware and Silverplate

Up for your consideration is this fine Persian Islamic Silver drinking set, comprising of a decanter and six goblets and tray. Each piece profusely hand engraved and chased with typ...

The "Acorn" pattern of sterling silver flatware was designed by Johan Rohde in 1915 for Georg Jensen and remains one of the most iconic Jensen patterns today. Johan Rohde is known f...

This sterling silver Hermès wine taster, Tastevin perfectly captures early 20th century luxury and design. Made by Ravinet d’Enfert, famed silversmiths located in Paris, for the icon...

A fine old or antique Islamic Persian silver vase. Richly decorated with the very distinctive Ishafan style. It features an engraved, chased stylized floral and foliage decoration ...

This beautiful silverware service for 12 was crafted in Denmark from solid .925 sterling silver by Georg Jensen and was made in their "Cactus" pattern. Each place setting is made up of 7 different pieces - a dinner knife, a butter knife, a dinner fork, a salad fork, an oyster fork, a round bowl soup spoon, and a teaspoon. Each place setting also comes with an extra teaspoon. In addition to the 12 place settings there are 8 serving pieces consisting of a medium solid serving spoon and fork set...

A beautifully enameled sterling silver circus figurine of a baby elephant; designed by Gene Moore for Tiffany & Co in New York. Marked “Tiffany & Co. 925 S...

Antique Art Deco Jaume Mercade Queralt Solid .916 Silver Hand Made 196 Piece Flatware Set that serves 12. The set is complete without a single missing piece. It is in excellent condition, just perfect with a lovely patina. The entire set is hand wrought. The style is a genuine mix of Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Arts & Crafts. The rounded tiered handles are art deco, the hand forged hammer marks tell of their arts & crafts influence and the monogram is the epitome of flowing tendril like art nouveau design. The set is hand made by the studio of Jaume Mercade Queralt (1887 - 1967). Mercade was a painter, jeweler and silversmith who from 1919 taught gold and silver making at the School of Arts & Crafts in Bracelona Spain. While one can occasionally find his original jewelry and paintings on the market his silverware and hollowware is excessively rare and usually only found in museums. This set is hallmarked with Spains pre - 1934 silver hallmarks. From between 1884 - 1934 there were not mandatory silver hallmarks for Spanish silverware however the maker or purchaser could choose to have a professional assayer test the pieces. This large set was assayed by two different Barcelona assayers who have signed the works (except the hollow handled knives). All of the pieces are marked Mercade but some of them have the Spanish crest in wreath signifying that it is at least 916/1000 silver and LBB which is the initials of the assayer. The rest are marked Mercade SA 916/1000 and the other assayers mark which I cannot quite read. The set consists of 196 pieces that Serve 12: 12 - Large Soup Spoons at 7.6" long 12 - Table Spoons at 6.75" 12 - Cream Soup Spoons at 5.9" 12 - Ice Cream Spoons at 5.75" 18 - Teaspoons at 5.75" 12 - Desert / Salad Forks at 7" 12 - Seafood or Cocktail Forks at 5.95" 12 - Regular / Lunch Forks at 6.8" 12 - Dinner Forks at 8.1" 12 - Terrapin Turtle or Ramekin Forks at 5.5" 12 - Breakfast / Desert Knives at 6.75" 12 - Individual Butter Knives at 6.25" 12 - Fish Knives at 8.25" 12 - Luncheon Knives at 7.75" 12 - Dinner Knives at 9.9" 1 - Large Serving Spoon at 10" 1 - Waffle / Croquet Server at 10.20" 1 - Pie / Desert Server at 8.9" 1 - Pickle Fork at 6.6" 1 - Vegetable Serving Spoons at 8.1" 1 - Sardine Fork at 6.05" 1 - Master Butter Knife at 7.05" 1 - Large Meat Fork at 10" 1 - Fish Serving Fork at 9.5" 1 - Fish Server at 11.7" The Knives (Hollow handles and Stainless Steel Blades) weigh a total of 49.035 Troy Oz The solid silver pieces...

This is an important and very early piece of American horse racing history. Goshen, New York is where the original Hambletonian 10 started from in the 1850's. This massive piece is s...