Silver bowl with pearly cutouts and friezes, set on a circular base

Description: Silver milk jug with a knob on the hinged lid and pearly friezes on the circular base. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: Porto Coroa. Weight: 531.51v grams. Dime...

Description: Large chalice in smooth silver with pearly friezes and circular base. Metal: Silver. Brand: Sheffield. Weight: 517.13 grams. Dimensions: 13.1cmx30.5cm. Content: 925/1000...

Description: Three-light silver candelabra, pearly friezes with flame-covering knobs and resting on circular friezed bases. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: javali II Title....

Description: Circular silver tea box with pearly reliefs on the frieze and monogram card in the center. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Brand: javali II Title. Weight: 247.62 gram...

Gorgeous vintage crystal bowl. Featuring elegant cutwork and a silver tone base, this exquisite piece is perfect for displaying jewelry, candy or as a decorative element in any room....

A Russian Classic, silver and hand-cut crystal circular serving bowl of unusually large dimensions, manufactured in Moscow, circa 1945. Silver rim features repeating oak leaf design,...

A rare and striking volcanic rock and silver-plated molcajete designed and handcrafted by celebrated Taxco artist Emilia Castillo. The piece perfectly embodies Castillo’s signature f...

A whimsical and sculptural silver-plated serving bowl with volcanic rock base designed and handcrafted by Emilia Castillo in Taxco, Mexico during the mid-1980s. This striking mixed-material piece embodies Castillo’s celebrated blend of Taxco silversmithing, natural stone inlay, and playful organic motifs. Perched along the rim is a beautifully detailed cockatoo sculpture, hand-inlaid in quartz stone with brass beak, crest, and tail tip, and expressive stone eyes. The bird rests on a coiled silver perch that curves elegantly around the hammered bowl, adding movement and sculptural rhythm to the design. A hand-hammered silver spoon accompanies the set and is also fully hallmarked. The bowl is supported by a three-leg volcanic rock base reminiscent of a traditional Mexican molcajete...