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$50 USDAntique Baker Manchester Sterling Silver Cream Ladle 'Landers'
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A decorative sterling silver cream ladle done in the Landers pattern. Baker Manchester Silver Co. introduced this pattern in 1900. You can see lovely Art Nouveau stylized floral pattern on both the gracefully curved handle and bowl. Notice the bowl does have a small spout on one side. Please reference the pictures for more detail. This is without damage of any kind and would be a perfect server for our crystal German digestif set. It measures 5.5" long as best we can measure.
Silver:Antique:Cloths Brush
his wonderfully detailed Victorian clothes brush is pure sterling silver. The handle and top area of the brush have an enormous amount of detail with what looks like daisies, leaves, and scrolling. Engraved "Lois" on handle in an oval frame which was made specifically for personalization. Pieces like this typically came as an entire dresser or vanity set when new and were purchased as gift for a bride. Very romantic! The makers mark we attribute to the Mauser Manufacturing Co., c. 1887 - 1903. ...
$165 USDVictorian Russian Silverplate Soup Ladle Floral Pattern
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This excellent example of Victorian Silverplate is marked 'NORBLINiSA' which is from a Russian Company, Frazhe and we believe is the pattern name. We found a caviar spoon with the same name from a Russian Antique website which dates the piece from beginning of 20th c. Please email us if you would like more information on this particular company. Back to this superb ladle. It does show age related wear but when we applied a bit of Haggerty polish it just glowed telling us that this is very fine ...
Silver:Antique:Silver Plate:Poole Silver:Brides Basket
This is just an outstanding example of a Victorian Bride's Basket or Bride's Bowl. The art glass bowl is pink cased glass with a deeply swagged and ruffled rim. There is a hand painted enameled decoration of flowers and swags on the interior of the bowl. Something you don't really see much of in these items. There is very little wear to this area. We did not find any damage whatsoever to the bowl. The elaborate, extremely well made, silver plated holder is from the Poole Silver Company, Taunton. ...
$50 USDMade In England Silver Plate EPNS Sugar Cube Tea Time Tongs
Silver:Antique:Silver Plate:English:Sugar Cube Tongs
These sugar tongs are really decorative and we believe to be late 1800's from the design. There is a lovely fan shape decoration on the handles of the tongs and the 'claw' area as well. There is no doubt what these were used for as they are made to delicately fit around a sugar cube. One lump or two? These would compliment a nice silver plate tea set. They are marked 'Made In England EPNS A1" and measure 6" in length.
$65 USDSterling Silver Old French Hollow Knife Set Thomas G. Brown & Son for Gorham c. 1899
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Sterling Silver handle Old French Hollow design knife set consisting of (2) large 9.625" long dinner knives and (1) 8.625 dessert knife. The blades are steel. The pattern name is Buttercup and these were produced by Thomas G. Brown & Son for Gorham Silver Co. in 1899. The smaller knife does show some scratching but there are no other issues with these beautiful pieces.
$95 USDAntique Sterling Silver Cake Pastry Serving Fork Azalea
Silver:Antique:Sterling:Art Nouveau:Cake Fork
Although this sterling fork looks like a meat fork, the design is a bit different. Each tine is connected making this a more delicate fork for serving pastries and cake. The pattern is Azalea and was produced by Blackinton & Co. Pat. c. 1902. You see that it features azaleas on the tip of the handle and towards the middle. There is an extremely fancy monogram on the handle tip. This almost looks like it is part of the pattern because we cannot discern what the initials are. There is a bit of a ...
$60 USDAntique English Over the Cup Silver Plated Tea Strainer Wood Turned Handle
Silver:Antique:Silver Plate:English:Tea Strainer
Offering for your consideration we have a wonderful antique tea strainer. This is an over-the-cup style with a nice wood turned handle. The bowl is decorated with a fancy, Art Nouveau finial which aids the strainer to sit atop your tea cup without mishap. The entire piece measures 7.25" long. From our research, we have found that an exact same model of this has "England" stamped on the handle. This particular piece does not which tells us that it was made for domestic use and not for exportation ...
$50 USDWhiting Sterling Silver Child Spoon Monogram "L" c. 1890
Silver:Antique:Sterling:Whiting:Child
A nineteenth century child's spoon made of sterling silver and produced by Whiting Silver Company. The mark tells us that this piece is c. 1890. The handle is a pretty art nouveau design with a fan shape in the center. The monogram is a deep cursive "L" in the center of the handle end. There are also swirls that decorate down the handle to the bowl. Measuring 5.25" long and except for some light scratching on the bowl, this is in nice antique condition.
$135 USDSpecial Sterling Silver Antique Bon Bon Spoon Whiting c. 1890
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This lovely sterling silver bon bon spoon shows a latticed area in the center of the bowl featuring blossoms. The rim of the bowl has a pretty ruffled edge. You'll see the handle is decorated with long leaves and a cluster of berries. The Lion mark tells us that the Whiting Manufacturing Company produced this lovely item. The 'Sterling' mark indicates that this is not plated but indeed Sterling Silver. This little beauty measures 4.375" in length. As the name indicates, this particular piece of ...| Items 1 - 10 of 10 | Page 1 of 1 |
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