1710s Sterling Silver

A pair of George I silver andiron (fire tong) design sugar nips, circa 1715, Wonderful early design, possibly Provincial with kidney flat grips, one en...

George 1st Britannia standard soap sponge or potpourri Bowl London 1717 Simon Pantin. Of spherical form, hinged cover very finely pierced foliate patterns, the centre engraved for Mo...

The Sabbath is often referred to as “The Sabbath Queen” and what better way to usher in the holy day than with sterling silver?! We are happy to offer you th...

Hallmarked in London in 1712 by William Penstone III, this very handsome and incredibly rare, Queen Anne, antique Britannia standard silver teapot on warming stand...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Queen Anne English Britannia standard silver tankard; an addition to our range of collectable 18th century silverware This exceptional antique Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tankard has a plain tapering cylindrical form onto a domed spreading foot. The surface of this antique silver tankard...

Hallmarked in London in 1718 by Andrew Archer, this very handsome and rare, George I, antique Britannia standard silver basting spoon, is in 'Rattail' p...

This elegant scalloped sterling decorative dish was realized by the esteemed maker Tuttle silversmiths of Boston in the manner of Paul de Lamerie. It offers a circular form with rais...

A Britannia silver George I sparrow beak cream jug of raised, bulbous circular form, the plain sparrow beak spout rising from the body with a drop decora...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, rare antique English sterling silver marrow scoop, assayed in Liverpool; an addition to our silver cutlery/flatware collection. This exception...

Hallmarked in London in 1716 by Pierre Platel, this elegant Antique, George I, Britannia Standard Oil And Vinegar Set is a superb example of early ...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, antique Georgian English sterling silver chalice; an addition to our collection of wine and drinks related silverware. This exceptional antique George III sterling silver gilt chalice cup has a plain bell shaped form onto a waisted knopped stem and octofoil domed spreading foot. The drinking vessel of this example of Georgian silverware is plain and unembellished, apart from the hallmarks to the lower portion. The knop to the upper portion of the stem is embellished with an embossed leaf and shell designs, above a band of grape clusters and simplified vine ornamentation. The paneled stem of the chalice is embellished with segments of chased textures and terminate with further leaf ornamentation to the lower bulbous knop. The upper portion of the large and impressive foot is embellished with a shaped band of chased wheat stalks and further fruiting vine designs, all on a matte background. The foot is further ornamented with large scrolling designs segmented with tiered leaf motifs and incorporating four shaped cartouches; three cartouche remain vacant and the fourth bears a simplified engraved cross. This exceptional Georgian goblet...

A rare and superb Irish silver caster, Dublin 1715. Of baluster form, with a pierced lid surmounted with an acorn final. The main body of the caster is ...