Antique silver and collectables
Shop antique silver at Brussham Antiques. Discover Georgian, Victorian and Irish silver, collectable silverware and hallmarked antiques, carefully described and fully insured UK delivery.
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Victorian Embossed Silver Bachelor’s Tea Set – Charles Edwards London 1880
A silver and black decorative lighter with art deco geometric patterns,
Silver Nail Buffer 1905
Rare Coalport Tea Pot
Irish Silver Three-Handled TYG – West & Son Dublin 1928
Edwardian Silver Calling Card Case – 1917
Faberge polar bear with 22ct gold fish
Art Deco Sterling Silver Fan Brooch – Onyx, Malachite & Mother-of-Pearl
Ornate Embossed Silver Vesta Case – William Neale Chester 1898
Victorian Heart-Shaped Silver Pill Box – London 1900
George III Irish Silver Sauce Boat – William Doyle Dublin 1808
Silver Presentation Vesta Box – Chester 1921
Art Nouveau Silver Sifter Spoon – James Dixon & Sons Sheffield c.1877
Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Bangle Bracelet
Pair of George III Irish Silver Serving Spoons – James Scott Dublin 1819–20
Large Silver Vesta Case with T-Bar – Chester 1908
Georg Jensen Sterling Silver 925
William Comyns Silver Miniature Chair Pin Cushion – London 1902
19th Century German Silver Pepper Mill – Louis XVI
Silver Miniature Dolls’ House Chair
Rare Victorian Silver Sugar Tongs – Exeter 1864
Bavarian Rosenthal Porcelain Condiment Set
Antique Silver Cream Jug – Birmingham 1909
moonstone silver bracelet
victorian school chalk board
Maker’s mark (J.M.J.): Initials attributed to a silversmith, recorded on 19th-century Scottish and British provincial silver.
Maker’s mark: Script B & L initials within a circular design, accompanied by “Burslem England”, introduced in the 1930s.
VE Day comparative plaque
silver pincushion shoe
silver vinaigrette
Attractive pair of early 19th-century Scottish provincial silver by the Aberdeen silversmith William Whitecross (active c.1824–1840).