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| English 20th Century Artisans |
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English Sterling Silver condiment set carved owl family. Contemporary Large parent owl with large brown glass eyes, carved in sterling silver with... |
| English 20th Century Artisans |
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Set of 6 Silver Plated Cake Forks in Original Box, English, 20th Century Forks have wider tine at the left side, with a circle design at the end,... |
| European Silver Artisans |
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This is an 800 European Silver Serving Tray. This sterling silver tray is marked with a crown hallmark, possibly a Finnish mark, though the origin is... |
| French Empire Style Artisans |
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Empire style three piece garniture featuring a mantel clock and two six-light candelabra. Ormolu and silver gilded. 19th Century, French. Tapering... |
| French Silver Artisans |
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This is an antique French Continental Silver Carving Set. This French carving set contains a carving fork and carving knife. The carving knife has a... |
| French Silver Artisans |
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French Asparagus Cuff in Sterling Silver, 19th Century, circa 1800 An asparagus cuff in sterling silver is a rare find; they are generally made of... |
| G. Howson |
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This is a lovely English Sterling Silver Flatware Serving Set, made in Sheffield, England. This set of sterling silver flatware comes with its... |
| George W. Adams |
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This is an Antique set of Victorian Sterling Silver Dinner Forks from England. This lovely set of dinner forks is hallmarked, and the maker is George... |
| Georgian Artisans |
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This is an antique English Silver Plated Teapot This elaborately designed teapot is made by Elkington & Co., in the 19th Century. It is made of... |
| Georgian Artisans |
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George IV Georgian Footed Salver in Sterling Silver, 19th Century, circa 1820 Created in England, in the city of Sheffield. Round salver with chasing... |
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