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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Pair of menu holders – Birmingham, 1896
£275.00A rare Victorian Sterling Silver Pair of menu holders, hallmarked in Birmingham… -
Flower antique frame – London 1902
£450.00Edwardian silver floral photo frame, London 1902. -
Goblet – Sheffield 1898
£425.00Victorian silver goblet, Sheffield 1898. -
Pair Goblets – London 1789
£2,500.00Georgian silver goblets (pair), London 1789. -
Stag – London 1986
£1,775.00Silver stag figure, London 1986. -
Vesta – Birmingham 1909
£265.00Edwardian silver vesta case, Birmingham 1909 — 42g. -
Pepper – London 1805
£275.00Georgian silver pepper pot, London 1805. -
Milk jug – London 1791
£550.00A Georgian silver milk jug, London 1791 — 121g. -
Teapot – Chester 1905
£1,080.00Edwardian silver teapot by William Neale, Chester 1905. -
Cafe au lait – London 1964
£4,605.00Silver café au lait set by Garrard & Co, London 1964. -
Cream jug – Birmingham 1935
£225.00A silver cream jug by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1935 — 75g. -
Fluted cream jug – Chester 1895
£265.00A Victorian silver fluted cream jug, Chester 1895 — 57g. -
Cream jug – London 1797
£550.00A Georgian silver cream jug by Henry Chawner & John Eames, London… -
Cream jug – London 1774
£475.00A Georgian silver cream jug, London 1774 — 145g. -
Pair of knive rests – London 1792
£275.00Georgian silver knife rests (pair), London 1792. -
4 Salts with spoons, delicate floral engraving – London 1871
£755.00Victorian silver salts, set of 4 with spoons, London 1871. -
Dish – Sheffield 1903
£565.00Edwardian silver dish by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1903. -
Mustard, blue glass – London 1824
£455.00Georgian silver and blue glass mustard pot, London 1824. -
Mustard – London 1803
£475.00Georgian silver mustard pot, London 1803 — 108g. -
Cream jug – Birmingham 1904
£110.00An Edwardian silver cream jug, Birmingham 1904 — 37g.

