Pair Smith & Co. Sheffield England Silverplate Wine Coolers circa 1820

This is an antique English Sheffield silverplate stein mug crafted by N. Smith & Co of Sheffield, England circa 1784. The Georgian era stein features a heart-shaped handle finial and a wooden base. Di

A Pair of T & J Creswick & Co. Victorian Weighted Silver Candlesticks, Sheffield, England

Circa 1850, likely by H. Wilkinson and Co of Sheffield, England. The piece is rectangular with a hinged lid which has a trimmed border and is centered by a coat of arms, marked at the base with crosse

3 Pieces: 2 With Lobular Base, Scrolled Handles And Finial, Matched Pair, 4 Scrolled Feet, Old Sheffield Plate, Circa 1820, Premium As A Matched Pair. 6.5 X 5 X 9/each Includes Square Serving Piece.

12 Piece box set of knives and forks by Frederick C. Asman & Co circa early 20th century Sheffield, England. In original felt lined box. From an Albert Hadley decorated estate in Hamptons, NY. Box - 1

Pair 19th Fruit Coolers, ca 1805 - 1820, Covered and Footed Forms, Polychrome Glaze and Gilt Stoneware Fruit Coolers, Davenport & Co, Staffordshire, England, 12" H x 9.75" W

Pair of Sheffield Silverplate and Crystal Figural Garniture Bowls circa 1900, both with mark of Marples & Co., baluster centerpiece supporting a removable round cut crystal bowl, atop a trefoil mirror

SHEFFIELD SILVER PLATE CHAMPAGNE COOLERS, PAIR, H 10",:Made in England. With removable inserts for ice. Footed, stag head handles. H 10 1/2", W 11 1/2" For a high resolution photo

A pair of old Sheffield Plate covered entree dishes. Pain rectangular bodies. Straight gadroon border with shell leaf accents. Made in England circa 1810. Bears old family crest and motto Spestemur Ag

Circa 1910, England. Having three lights each and very well formed in the Georgian style. Each marked with hallmarks at the underside. Good overall condition, little to no bleed detected. H16" W13 1/2

A Pair of Elkington & Co. Victorian Silver-Plated Four-Light Candelabra, Birmingham, England, circa 1875 Marks: PUBLISHED BY ELKINGTON & CO., JUN&co

Pair of English Sheffield silverplated rectangular candlesticks circa 1820. Height 11 1/8".

Figural Honey Pot In Shape Of Honeybee, 3.75" x 6.25", Marked "Mappin & Webb, London & Sheffield England", Circa 1925, Solid Red Glass Body With Silverplate "Wings" Cover, Figural Silverplate Head And

Set of 4 serving utensils by Robert & Belk Sheffield England. Possibly silver plate. Comes with 1 fork, 1 serving spoons 1 granulated spoon and 1 spoon with floral and fruit embossed on cup. Approx 9

A Fine Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Silver Figural Punch Bowl, London, England, circa 1907

Elkington & Co.(Birmingham, England)Epergnelate 19th centuryporcelain, silver platemarked "Elkington & Co." and stamped with maker's mark and hallmarks14 7/8 x 19 1/4 x 13 inches

Large blown lamp with cobalt base. Sandwich, Massachusetts, circa 1820. H 7" D (base) 5". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/k

Platinum London, England, circa 1946 Monture by Cartier - French jewelry and watch manufacturer, established in 1847 in Paris Each signed with 'Cartier London' 2 old cut diamonds with a total weight o

A Fine Pair of Edward & John Barnard Victorian Silver Figural Dessert Stands, London, England, ci

Gilt ground porcelain vases with twin Empire style handles, decorated with hand painted landscapes. Marked for Popov Factory, St. Petersburg, circa 1820. H: 35cm (13 3/4 in.)

This sculptural pair of earrings is extremely rare, it was designed by Peretti for Tiffany & Co. circa late 1970's. Crafted in 18k yellow gold. Suited with very comfortable omega backs for fastening c

with cherubs, acanthus knees and paw feet 11 1/2" high, 60.9 troy ounces circa 1900

Four Sevres Porcelain Articles Circa 1826-1831 comprising a large bowl, a fruit cooler and a pair of reticulated baskets. Bowl, diameter 15 5/8 inches. Believed to have been presented by Louis Napoleo

A Pair of J.C. Moore & Son-Era Tiffany & Co. Silver Five-Light Candelabra New York, Circa 1860 each marked '925' on underside 129 ozt 6 dwt Height 13 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Mr. Ja