An elegant English silver jug from around 1900, richly decorated with relief ornamentation and fitted with a hinged lid. A fine example of late Victorian silver craftsmanship.
A 19th-century French silver-mounted glass claret jug with spiral-cut body and Rococo silver mounts, Minerva 1st standard.
A large Victorian sterling silver centerpiece depicting Ganymede borne by the eagle of Zeus, made by Alexander MacRae, London, 1875–76.
An impressive 19th-century Indian silver casket featuring elaborate pierced decoration, figural handles, and lion paw feet, attributed to the Kutch region.
A refined early 20th-century American set of sterling silver footed cups by International Silver, fitted with delicately etched glass inserts.
A striking German Art Nouveau silver-mounted tazza featuring a sculptural female figure supporting a scalloped glass plate, crafted circa 1910.
A substantial German Hanau silver candelabra centerpiece bowl with repoussé pastoral scenes and six removable candle cups, late 19th to early 20th century.
An imposing Austro-Hungarian .800 silver two-tier sweetmeat stand in the Rococo taste, featuring engraved dishes and a sculptural base with putti musicians.
This refined Victorian silver five-bottle cruet stand was crafted in London in 1852 by the respected silversmiths Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox. The stand is richly decorated with pierced panels chased with shell and [...]
Exceptional Indian colonial silver novelty salt cellar by Hamilton & Co, Calcutta, circa 1910, modelled as a wheat field with a detachable rifleman figure and gilt interior.
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