Rare Antique Early Pre/Georgian Silver, Gold-plated Ball Earring. Diameter-12,9 X 26,3mm.
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Rare Antique Early Pre/Georgian Silver, Gold-plated Ball Earring
Posted by admin On June 9, 2025
Rare Antique Early Pre/Georgian Silver, Gold-plated Ball Earring. Diameter-12,9 X 26,3mm.
Antique Chinese Export RARE Sterling Silver 6 Forks Set 925 made early 1940s
Posted by admin On May 30, 2025
The product is a rare set of six antique Chinese export sterling silver forks made in the early 1940s. These forks feature a traditional Chinese pattern, reflecting the style of the early 1920s to 1940s era. The high-quality silver material, with a composition of 925 sterling silver, adds to its collectible and authentic value. This original set is a unique piece of flatware and silverware that would make a valuable addition to any antique collection.
A Very Rare Early Dutch Silver Novelty Miniature Pan (F3918)
Posted by admin On May 25, 2025
Description: A Very Rare Early Dutch Silver Novelty Miniature Pan. Hallmarks: Johannes Adrianus Van Geffen 1753. Condition: Good condition, Minor surface wear, no dents or clear scratches (See Pictures). Size: 7.8cm length. DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE ON MULTI-BUYS.
Rare Antique Ceremonial Collar Necklace Early Silver Guizhou Bat Necklace
Posted by admin On May 21, 2025
The rare antique ceremonial collar necklace is a unique piece of vintage jewelry featuring an early silver design from Guizhou. The necklace showcases a Scandinavian ethnic and regional style, with a chain type neckpiece crafted from pure silver. This Bat Necklace is a striking and culturally significant accessory that highlights the intricate craftsmanship and heritage of its origins.
Antique Very Early and Rare Silver Inkwell Superb London 1778 William Plumber
Posted by admin On May 16, 2025
A Georgian silver desk stand, with two capped glass inkwells and a central pen holder with beaded decoration, raised on ball and claw feet, London 1778, maker William Plumber. Antique Victorian Silver Inkwell Superb. This outstanding Georgian solid silver inkwell will make an impressive addition to your desk, with its detailed pretty and delicate floral engravings throughout, a fantastic quality base which holds 2 glass inkwells in excellent condition as well as a prettily decorated candle holder. Would make a great addition to your desk or collection! Hallmarked to the underside of the stand for London 1778 by William Plummer. The three pierced silver bottle holders are each part hallmarked with the lion passant. The bottle caps and collars are unmarked. In excellent condition with light surface wear commensurate with age. There is no glass damage and the bottles would appear to be original and matching. A little clouding of the silver on the inkstand base. Approximate hallmarked silver weight is 6.2 troy ounces. Approximate total weight is 1.264 kilos. Approximate dimensions are 18 cm length, 13cm width and. This item displays beautifully but there is a obvious repair to on of the leg which looks as though it has been done a very long time ago. Iam sure this could be made tidier by a professional but I think it just adds to the charm of the piece and I have reflected this damage in the asking price. Both glass inkwells are 100 % original and in superb condition for their age. This lovely item can be used exactly as intended over 244 years ago. I really don’t want to sell this but my wife has pulled rank and I want it to go to someone who will display it and appreciate its beauty. This would make a beautiful present or indulgent treat. If you have a favourite pen like me it’s a perfect way to have it on display. Us serious collectors have spent a fortune on pens but who has a more characterful charming way to show them off. Please view all my photographs carefully as these are as much part of the description as the writing. If you wish me to send you any other picture or details feel free to ask. If you want spotless then the high street is for you, but if you want a great antique that will appreciate in price with age then this is for you. You don’t get this by messing people about. Iam a trusted honest reliable EBAYer. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Please look at all my other great items I have for sale. I will post worldwide but you have to contact me to agree postal costs. The last picture shows part of my collection of Sampson Mordan and is not included with this sale but is for demonstration purposes and will be available soon.
A Very Rare Early Dutch Silver Novelty Miniature Brazier (F3911)
Posted by admin On May 15, 2025
Description: A Very Rare Early Dutch Silver Novelty Miniature Brazier. Hallmarks: Johannes Adrianus Van Geffen 1778. Condition: Good condition, Minor surface wear, no dents or clear scratches (See Pictures). Size: 7.9cm length. DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE ON MULTI-BUYS.
Rare! Antique 1913 Gorham Etruscan Sterling Silver 8 1/2 Serving Spoon EUC
Posted by admin On May 11, 2025
Antique 1913 Gorham Etruscan Sterling Silver 8 1/2 Serving Spoon EUC. This product is a rare antique 1913 Gorham Etruscan sterling silver serving spoon, measuring 8 1/2 in length. Made by the renowned brand Gorham, this piece features a beautiful Etruscan pattern and is composed of sterling silver. Dating back to the early 20th century, this rare find is a unique and valuable addition to any collection of antique silverware or fine flatware. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts of antique silver pieces. This was part of my grandmother’s collection. It has been safely stored in an anti-tarnish wrap for several years.
VERY RARE Antique Victorian Silver Floral Christening Cup Early to Mid 1800’s
Posted by admin On May 8, 2025
VERY RARE Antique Victorian Coin Silver Floral Christening Cup Mid 1800’s. This is a very rare and beautiful piece and was a wonderful Christening gift for Thomas. It is intricately crafted with beautifully detailed flowers. Just short of 3 1/2 inches in height, it has a diameter of 3 1/4 inches at the top, and weighs 154.3 grams. This is in excellent condition and there is the appropriate amount of wear and patina associated with its age. Please feel free to ask any questions or request additional pictures. Silversmith Robert Rait was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1807, and was listed as a Jeweler, Silversmith, and Retailer in New York City from 1833. He passed away in 1869. His brother appears to have been David Crichton Rait, a well-known silversmith in Scotland. This mark is interesting because the R. Rait is stamped over another mark. They also worked exclusively for Tiffany & Company after 1851. In 1868 silver laws were passed requiring silver to be marked Sterling or 925, or Coin. Before that year it wasn’t as regulated, and coin silver was often not marked as such. Coin silver is less pure than sterling, but can be up to 90 percent silver. Check out this one by the same company, but a few years later while working for Tiffany & Co..
Stunning Rare Early 1800s Silver Plated Coffee Tea Pot Hot Water Jugs
Posted by admin On May 3, 2025
Delve into the elegance of the past with this rare collection of early 1800s silver-plated items, featuring coffee and tea pots alongside matching hot water jugs. Each piece embodies the sophistication of the Georgian era, with its characteristic pattern and style that remain as chic today as they were back then. Crafted with the utmost attention to detail, these silver plate antiques represent a period of exquisite design and craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors or as a statement addition to any table setting, these pieces are a testament to the timeless allure of antique silverware. Measurements tall one 31.5cm high and shorter one 27.5cm tall.
6 Rare Antique Solid Silver Teaspoons Old English Pattern Early 1800s
Posted by admin On April 30, 2025
6 Solid Silver Old English Teaspoons. 5 have the following details. Maker: Godbehere Wigan and Boult. The 6th the mark has rubbed, and so the maker is unclear. However the year is 1814 and the location of the maker was London. Overall condition is good for the age, with the only issue being the hallmarks rubbing. Any further questions just ask!