Sterling Silver and Enamel Bears
Sterling silver and enamel bears are some of the most beautiful figurines in store. Available individually or by family, our bear models are safe enough to keep in the house.
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Spoon – Birmingham 1897
£90.00Victorian silver spoon, Birmingham 1897. -
Pair servers – Sheffield 1897
£290.00Victorian silver servers (pair) by Henry Atkins, Sheffield 1897. -
Pair sporks – Birmingham 1877
£170.00Victorian silver sporks (pair), Birmingham 1877. -
Butter spreader – London 1865
£170.00Victorian silver butter spreader, London 1865. -
Butter knife – Dublin 1827
£125.00Georgian silver butter knife, Dublin 1827. -
Gravy spoon – London 1838
£665.00Victorian silver gravy spoon, London 1838. -
Serving spoon – London 1820
£485.00Georgian silver serving spoon, London 1820. -
Re stone dish – Sheffield 1935
£325.00Silver dish, Sheffield 1935 — 60g. -
Sugar shovel – Birmingham 1820
£140.00Georgian silver sugar shovel, Birmingham 1820 — 12g. -
Mustard blue glass, square-ish,4 ball legs – Birmingham 1892
£475.00Victorian silver and blue glass mustard pot, square form, Birmingham 1892. -
Skewer – London 1807
£390.00Georgian silver skewer, London 1807 — 125g. -
Dish – London 1960
£370.00Silver dish, London 1960 — 124g. -
Box – c1920
£415.00Silver box, marked HA, c1920. -
Coffee – London 1959
£2,335.00Silver coffee pot by J. C. Lowe, London 1959. -
Pin cushion – Sheffield 1887
£250.00Victorian silver pin cushion by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1887. -
Sugar & cream – Birmingham 1903
£790.00An Edwardian silver sugar and cream set, Birmingham 1903 — 264g. -
Hare – Sheffield 2008
£1,250.00A hand-chased silver hare, hallmarked Sheffield 2008. -
Big tumbler – Edinburgh 2003
£850.00A heavy silver tumbler by Alan Baillie, Edinburgh 2003. -
Beaker – London 2024
£325.00A modern silver beaker, hallmarked London 2024. -
Crushed can Candlestick
£1,750.00A Crushed Can Candlestick by Rebecca Joselyn — featured in The Sunday…
