Sold throughout the calendar year, Silver has been an every present in the traditional saleroom. It remains strong and has a dedicated following. Flatware, tableware, centrepieces, vinaigrettes, snuff boxes, and Objects of Vertu spanning the entire history of silversmithing are often passing through our salerooms from makers such as Robert Garrard and Paul Storr to modern makers such as Hector Miller and Brian Asquith.
Department Specialists
George Champ
Sale Date: Antique & Collectibles department
Recently sold
A PAIR OF LARGE GEORGE II CANDLESTICKS
Sold for £8,800
19th century Stobwasser Fabrick in Braunschweig
Sold for £1,850
Victorian and later Lily pattern canteen of silver
Sold for £1,300
A LARGE STUART DEVLIN DRINKS TRAY
Sold for £320
STUART DEVLIN SILVER AND SILVER GILT GOBLET
Sold for £1,650
A 19th century military silver tazza/centrepiece
Sold for £1350
George III tea caddy, Michael Plummer, London 1794
Sold for £2700
George III trophy cup and cover
Sold for £4000
Victorian five light candelabra,Hawksworth,Eyre&Co
Sold for £1500
George III sauce boats, 1763, Alexander Johnston
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