Antique Silver from Regent Antiques – A Selection from our Stock
Collectors of fine Antique Silver, take a look at this selection from our stock.
Regent Antiques are known for supplying fine quality antique furniture, especially antique dining tables and chairs, and equally highly regarded as suppliers of the finest antique silver. This week we take a selection of the finest and most interesting pieces from our stock and highlight them here.
To start with, we’d love you to take a look at this Antique Pair of George III Silver Entree Dishes dating from 1800
Antique Pair of George III Silver Entree Dishes dating from 1800
Bearing the hallmark for London 1800 and the makers mark for the highly regarded silversmith Hannah Northcote. This lovely pair of entree dishes would look superb on any of our antique dining tables. They measure 13cm high x 32cm wide x 25cm in depth 25. The combined weight is 92 troy oz.
Still on the theme of antique silver tableware we have this Antique Victorian Silver Cream Jug & Sugar Bowl dating from 1897.
Antique Victorian Silver Cream Jug & Sugar Bowl dating from 1897
In excellent condition, this is a very attractive antique Edwardian silver cream jug and sugar bowl set with bright cut engraved decoration. The pieces bear hallmarks for Chester 1897 & 1900 and also carry the makers mark of Nathan and Hayes.
A very simple yet very elegant design with effective yet modest decoration around the edges as well as engraved ribbons above the blank cartouche.
The dimensions are, in cm,
Cream Jug – Height 7 & Weight 2.2 troy oz
Sugar bowl – Height 9 & Weight 3.5 troy oz
You can add these to your collection at the offered price of £375.
We close this review with a fine and stylish pair of antique solid sterling salt dishes by the renowned silversmith Hester Bateman. These pieces bear hallmarks for 1770.
Antique solid sterling salt dishes by the renowned silversmith Hester Bateman.
This pair of salt dishes is beautifully crafted in sterling silver. They stand on three Queen Anne Hoof feet and have beaded borders. They also have blue glass liners and gilt interiors. These date from a time when salt dishes were a symbol of wealth due to the high cost of salt and other seasonings.
The measurements are, (cm): Height 4 x Width 6.5 x Depth 6.5 & Weight with a weight of 2.3 troy oz.
See many more photographs and more items of antique silver in our stock – online or in person at our London showroom.