Sterling Silver Masonic trowel (or cake server) with turned ebony handle. Made by Boardman, mid 20th C. 11-1/4" x 3" x 2-1/8"

Pointed Antique pattern sterling silver gravy boat with underplate by Reed and Barton. The classic style will complement any table.

Shot glass/ jigger from the Netherlands, made 1902 of .835 silver. Dutch hallmarks on bottom.

Walter Willson, Ltd, London 1949. 2” x 4 x 4” tall.

Set of 4 sterling silver scallop shell nut dishes. Made mid 20th C by Revere Silversmiths. 3 1/4”x3 1/4”x 1/2”tall.

Tea service from Germany includes teapot, creamer and 8 silver cup holders with 7 glass inserts. Made of .800 and .835 grade silver.

Elegant English sterling silver sugar bowl made in London, 1898. 7” x 3.5” x 5” tall.

Don't let drops or a ring from a wine bottle ruin your table or table cloth. Protect yourself with a handsome Sheffield silver wine bottle coaster. 7” Diameter x 2” tall.

Art deco sterling silver vase. (We let you do the polishing) 3.5” diameter x 10” tall.

A porringer is a small bowl, typically with a handle, used for soup, stew, or similar dishes, but today more commonly holds nuts or candy. This Queen Anne style example is by WEB Silver Company. 4” diameter x 1.25” deep.

English sterling silver footed tray by Lionel Alfred Crichton, made in London, 1917. This makes a great base for displaying other pieces of silver or your decanters. 14.5" Diameter x 2” Tall.

18th C has a beautiful form and detailed craftsmanship. Made in Sheffield, England, by Charles Wright, 1774. 8.5” x 4" x 11”.

Sterling silver "tastevin" (wine taster) from Cartier. You can also use it for sauce or passing nuts. Made 1970. 3-1/2” diameter. 3/4” tall.

Pair of petite sterling silver baskets with swivel handles made by H Matthews, Sheffield, England: 1904. 4" x 3-3/8" x 4-1/4"

"Unicorn Dyonisiaque" by Surrealist master Salvador Dali (who has a museum up the road from here) is a robust sculptured relief worked in Sterling silver. Made by the Lincoln Mint. 8” diameter.

Made London, England, by Lionel Alfred Crichton: 1928. 5” diameter

Amazing trinket box in the form of a chest on stand. It is made of .935 silver (finer than Sterling) and the tiny details are amazing. 3” x 2” x 3”tall.

Pair of elegant Sheffield silver-plate candlesticks in English Baroque style. London, early 20th C. 5” square x 9” tall

How many generations of women do you imagine kindled candles in these holders? How many more generations of your family will do the same? Made by Henneberg in Warsaw, Poland circa 1900. Silver on Copper. 5” x 5" x 12”.

Vintage, silver plated lily pad tray for serving tasty nibbles at your next party. Made 1940s by Reed and Barton. 20.5” x 13.5”.

Service for 12 Reed and Barton "Burgundy." Burgundy, introduced 1949, is a French Renaissance style pattern. It is a less ornate version of Francis I. Seventy-two pieces: 12 each knives, forks, salad forks, teaspoons, cream soup spoons and butter knives.

Alfredo Villasana sterling silver wine server makes any wine seem extra special. The basket woven from silver wire and flat sterling ribbon. The handle is braided silver chain. Sterling hallmarks and Villasana maker's mark on bottom. 10-7/8" x 3-1/8" x 8" tall.

Made 1950s by Webster Company, North Attleboro, MA. Marked STERLING with Webster maker's mark, as shown. Each measures 2-1/8" x 1-1/8" x 1/2"

Scandinavian Modern silver pitcher. For pouring water or wine at your holiday table, or just for admiring. Mid 20th C, .800/1000 silver. 5.25" x 4" x 9.25".

Pair of traditional sterling silver shakers will complement any table. Made by Reed and Barton in 1954. 2-7/8" diameter x 4-7/8" tall. We have 2 pairs.

Northern Lights by International Silver is a Scandinavian style pattern inspired by the silver designs of Georg Jensen. The curls represent the Aurora Borealis. Service for 8.

Amaryllis is a French Baroque style pattern featuring its namesake blossom near the top of the handle. The 60-piece set includes Dinner Forks 7-1/2" Salad Forks 6-1/4" Dinner Knives 9-1/4" Teaspoons 6-1/8" Round Bowl Soup Spoons 6-3/4" We also have 8 demitasse spoons, 12 butter spreaders and numerous serving pieces.

Vintage round silver tray with engraved surface and fine pierced gallery. From Michael C. Fina (remember that name?) 12” Diameter x 2.5” Tall.

Modernist hammered silver pitcher by Brandimarte of Florence, Italy. Stamped with Brandimarte maker's marks and Italian hallmarks, as shown. Hand made 1990s. 5-1/8" x 4" x 10-1/2. We also have 6 hand hammered sterling silver drinking glasses from Brandimarte.

Reed and Barton Francis 1st Sterling Silver: eight 5-piece place settings Francis I pattern was introduced in 1908. Designer Ernest Meyer wanted to emulate the extraordinary work of Benvenuto Cellini, court artist to King Francis I of France. The French Renaissance pattern contains 15 fruits and flowers designs, to commemorate the king's ascension to the throne in 1515. Forty-piece set includes 8 each knives, forks, salad forks, teaspoons, and soup spoons.

A different way to sip your cocktails and it's even posher than fine lead crystal. Set of 6 hand hammered, sterling silver lowball glasses. Made by Brandimarte in Florence, Italy. 3” diameter x 3” tall. We also have a Brandimarte silver pitcher.

Footed silver serving dish made by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, England: 1920. Sheffield. sterling. 8 1/4”x7”x4” tall.

English silver cigarette case engraved all over with foliate patterns except for an escutcheon in the middle for your initials. Gold washed interior. British hallmarks tell us that it was made by Joseph Gloster, Birmingham, England: 1921. 2-1/2”x 3-1/2”.

Very pretty Nineteenth Century neoclassical chafing dish. Hot water in the bottom provides the warmth while the pivoting domed lid keeps the heat in. The top is engraved with a shield. 12” x 9” x 7 1/2” tall.