Oklahoma - Sheffield and Silverplate

A striking example of American silverplate craftsmanship, this ornate shell-form serving dish was created by the International Silver Company and bears the EGW&S mark (E.G. Webster &...

This striking silverplate tray by the esteemed Lawrence B. Smith Company embodies timeless elegance and exquisite craftsmanship. Renowned for producing some of the finest silver plate items during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Lawrence B. Smith Co., based in Boston, was known for its attention to detail and sophisticated designs. This octagonal tray is a prime example of their work, seamlessly blending beauty and function. The tray’s design features a refined octagonal shape, accented by intricately etched borders and ornate handles. A floral border adds a touch of femininity with wide-lidded urns on each side adding charm and character to this versatile piece. Whether entertaining guests or using it as a decorative element, this tray will surely elevate any setting with its understated luxury. Styling Ideas:     •    Entertaining: Use it as a statement serving tray for cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, or desserts when hosting elegant gatherings.     •    Coffee Table Accent: Style it as a centerpiece by layering it with candles, a small vase of fresh flowers, and a stack of decorative books.     •    Bathroom...

A set of six silver plate napkin rings. This set will be a great addition to your next dinner party or gathering. Each ring is oval and created from metal, with a lovely stylized eng...

A vintage Avon WM Rogers silver plate water pitcher. With a little shining, this would be a gorgeous piece for use at a dinner party, or even as a vas...

A beautiful oval silverplate serving tray by Eales 1779. This piece has lovely scalloped edges and scrollwork to the inside of the piece. It sits upon four scrolled feet which gives ...

A large vintage Teghini Firenze silver plate duck serving platter. This piece may have originally come with a very shallow underplate. However, as we've seen, other pieces like this ...

The Paul Revere Bowl is an important tribute to American history. And is named after the master silversmith that created it. Thought to be modeled after the Delft punch bowl, the piece is large and silver-plated. It stands upon a round footing and is stamped on the bottom with: Paul Revere, Reproduction, Oneida Silversmiths. Revere Bowl History: Decorators and collectors have been fans of the Paul Revere Bowl for over a century. But not many know the history behind it. The Paul Revere most of us know for alerting Boston of the British's arrival, was also a master silversmith. In 1768, he was commissioned by The Sons of Liberty...

A collection of American Classical equine horse race trophy silver plate plates and bowls. This beautiful set of 13 is from a variety of races from ...

Decorated with embossed strawberries and leaves, this large round serving tray will be a fabulous piece for use at your next party. Created from silverplate, it will be great for charcuterie or crudites. The bottom is marked Reed & Barton 115. Additionally, as a fun added bit of character, the previous owner's phone number...

A traditional English silverplate Sheffield clam shape dish. This decorative dish would be fabulous used in a powder bath as a soap dish, or as a vide poche on a nightstand. Bo...

A Classic traditional pair of round electroplated mint julep cups in silver. The front of each cup showcases a seal with the following engraved into the middle. “Honorable Order Kent...

Silver and cerulean blue enameled Paul Revere bowl. A lovely piece with a form that is rich in history. Made in Massachusetts, the same place where th...