Complete Coffee/Tea Service Circa. 1890 England. Silverplate. Eletro-plated nickel silver. Marked EPNS 9-piece set. Includes hot water pot, original heating stand,  More »

Complete Coffee/Tea Service Circa. 1890 England. Silverplate. Eletro-plated nickel silver. Marked EPNS 9-piece set. Includes hot water pot, original heating stand, heating unit, coffee pot, tea pot, sugar bowl, creamer, waste bowl and tray. All in very good condition. Wonderful design. For exact measurements, contact us.   « Less

Silver Plated Set. Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl & Creamer. Circa. 1890 British Marked EPNS British electroplated nickel silver. All four items marked  More »

Silver Plated Set. Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl & Creamer. Circa. 1890 British Marked EPNS British electroplated nickel silver. All four items marked "Made in Sheffield, England - EPNS" The coffee pot measures 9 inches high and 10 1/2 inches wide & 4 3/4 inches deep. The tea pot measures 16 inches high, 12 inches wide, and 5 inches deep The creamer measures 3 1/2 inches high, 6 inches wide and 2 3/4 inches deep. Lastly, the sugar bowl measures 3 inches high, 7 inches wide and 2 3/4 inches deep. No noticeable defects. Tray not included. Price: 400.00 In very good condition   « Less

Antique Three-Piece Silverplate Dresser Set Circa. 1904 - 1907 America. Three piece art nouveau silverplate dresser set, consisting of hand mirror, handled hair brush and  More »

Antique Three-Piece Silverplate Dresser Set Circa. 1904 - 1907 America. Three piece art nouveau silverplate dresser set, consisting of hand mirror, handled hair brush and clothing brush. The overall glorious design consists of putti in repousse playing a variety of musical instruments; With various flowers, including roses, strewn about. The putti and the instruments are different on each piece. There is a central heart shaped cartouche with fancy triple script initials that look like HLT on the two handled pieces, no initials on the clothing brush. The two handled pieces are marked Derby Silver Co. Pat. May 14, 1907 with additional patent date of July 26, 1904 on the mirror. The clothing brush is marked Victor Silver Co. with the 1907 date. Both Derby and Victor became part of International Silver Co. The mirror has a wonderful round, beveled mirror in excellent condition, which appears to be the original mirror. There is some minor wear in the plating on each of the three pieces, and a small dent in the hairbrush handle. This is to be expected in silver items over 100 years old. The mirror measures 10.25 inches long, 6 inches wide and 1 inch deep. The handled brush measures 9 inches long, 3 inches wide and 1.5 inches deep. The other brush measures 7.5 in ches long, 2.25 inches wide and 1.5 inches deep. In very good condition.   « Less

Antique Silverplate Serving Dish Circa. 1900 Sheffield plate. Silverplate over copper. Measures 13.5 inches wide, from end of one hand to the end of the other handle.  More »

Antique Silverplate Serving Dish Circa. 1900 Sheffield plate. Silverplate over copper. Measures 13.5 inches wide, from end of one hand to the end of the other handle. 10.5 inches deep. The dish (or bowl) is 3.25 inches high on 4 feet. The diameter of the dish alone is approximately 11 inches. The shallow bowl has slightly undulating lobes edged with raised, applied scrolls; alternating with flowers. The flower motif continues into the bowl with raised buds and flowers surrounded by etched leaves. There is an unidentified mark on the back, consisting of an H between two sunbursts. There is minor wear in the silverplate on some raised areas, which reveals the copper. This is the condition known as 'bleeding" and is considered desireable by some collectors. In very good condition.   « Less

Antique Silver-Plate PItcher & Bowl Set Circa. 1900 American Originally used as a sugar bowl and creamer. Now, you can use the pitcher for flowers and the bowl for  More »

Antique Silver-Plate PItcher & Bowl Set Circa. 1900 American Originally used as a sugar bowl and creamer. Now, you can use the pitcher for flowers and the bowl for candy, pot-pourri, etc. 5 hallmarks. The pitcher measures 6 1/2 inches high and 4 1/2 inches wide at widest (at the handle) The top opening is 1 1/2 inches in diameter. The base measures 2 1/4 inches square. The bowl measures 5 inches high and 6 3/4 inches wide at handles. The opening at top measures 4 1/4 inches in diameter. Both items have been recently re-plated and are in great condition. No imperfections whatsoever Price: 250.00 In pristine condition   « Less

Early 20th Century. Signed Barker-Ellis, Edwardian, three piece tea set in silver-plate. This fine English company has been very well known sine 1801 for it's high quality  More »

Early 20th Century. Signed Barker-Ellis, Edwardian, three piece tea set in silver-plate. This fine English company has been very well known sine 1801 for it's high quality silverware. This lovely set features an unusual sugar bowl in the form of a coal scuttle with a fitted scoop. All three pieces have a fine etched floral motif and the tea pot pot has a small ebonized wood finial and ivory insulators on the handle. All the pieces are in extra nice original condition with no monograms, dents or repairs and only light scratches. Price 495 for the set.   « Less

Signed Wm Rodgers, large dome topped silver plate butter dish. Beautiful Repose Rococo motifs on both the feet, knife holder and outer edge, grace this fine piece of  More »

Signed Wm Rodgers, large dome topped silver plate butter dish. Beautiful Repose Rococo motifs on both the feet, knife holder and outer edge, grace this fine piece of Victorian table ware. The tall domed cover is finely fluted, graduating into a button shaped finial. Fine original glass insert in cut and frosted glass. I have added a vintage, silver plate butter knife that fits well. Very fine condition with no dents to the metal or plate loss, and only one small rim chip to the glass insert. Marked "quadruple plate". 73/4" diameter x 6 1/2" tall. 71/2" butter knife.   « Less

Rare antique silver-plate centerpiece/presentation bowl signed with the early mark for E.G. Webster & Son of New York City & Brooklyn. This company was founded in 1860 by  More »

Rare antique silver-plate centerpiece/presentation bowl signed with the early mark for E.G. Webster & Son of New York City & Brooklyn. This company was founded in 1860 by Elizur G. Webster. This elegant piece of ornate silver-plate can be used to hold a flower arrangement or used to present bowls of special foods at dinners, parties or gatherings. The top bowl of the centerpiece is round and has a beaded edge. It has some depth to it which allows it to hold another bowl for food or small flower vase for an arrangement. The top of the centerpiece is held up by a figural winged Putti. This excellent piece of American silver is a wonderful example of high-style Victorian table ware favored by the style setters of the Period. The base of the centerpiece is square and is footed at each corner to raise the base up above the surface of the table. This piece is in very good condition with no dents or repairs and only some very minor scratches on the inside of the bowl. Over-all the silver-plate is in very fine original condition. This centerpiece is all one piece, no parts separate or unscrew. Marked on the bottom with the E.G. Webster mark and the number 189. The centerpiece itself measures 11" tall at its highest point and the square base measures 6" wide.   « Less

Two Antique Silver platedIvorine Fork and Knife sets. This set of 24 pieces date from the mid to late 19th century. The handles on one set are mother of pearl and the other  More »

Two Antique Silver platedIvorine Fork and Knife sets. This set of 24 pieces date from the mid to late 19th century. The handles on one set are mother of pearl and the other is ivorine. Original walnut case and excellent condition. The brass insert has never been monogrammed. The original box measures 14 and one half inches wide by 10 and three quarters inches deep and 2 and one half inches high.   « Less

Rare Silver Plated Trophy Stein for 1863 Winter Race Winner of the Ilex Swim Club, which is still in existence. Silver plated award mug. Hallmarked. This antique silver mug  More »

Rare Silver Plated Trophy Stein for 1863 Winter Race Winner of the Ilex Swim Club, which is still in existence. Silver plated award mug. Hallmarked. This antique silver mug with lid measures 6 and three quarter inches high and is 7 inches widest point to the handle. Impressive piece of hardware, this would make a great addition to any collection.   « Less