32 Results: New & Used in sterling silver in Canberra Region, ACT

The British Empire Collection of Gold Plated Sterling Silver Stamps in Display Box, * Dimensions: * Box 33 x 25 x 7 cm, Total Stamp W: 466 gm * Condition: * some damage to outer box, some tarnishing to stamps, consistent with use & age, missing key & front leaver piece. List of Colonies: 1. India 25 Rupees,1911. 2. Australia £2,1948. 3. British East Africa 50 Rupees,1897. 4. Jamaica 10 Shillings,1919. 5. Hong Kong $1,1946. 6. Straits Settlements $500,1906. 7. Gold Coast 2.1/2d,1952. 8.

Good condition in original RAM packaging, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Good condition in original RAM packaging, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Good condition in original RAM packaging, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Good condition in original RAM packaging, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Good condition in original RAM packaging, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Good condition in original RAM packaging, Endangered species series, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Good condition in original RAM packaging, 2 available, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Good condition in original RAM packaging, 2 available, local pick up or will pack post at buyer's expense

Antique 3-pronged faux bone-handled and silverplated bread server fork with a sterling silver collar made by Yates Brothers (silver collar) and Chris Johnson & Co (everything else) in Sheffield in 1923. Note that the outer tines point outwards and that the faux bone-handle has a ridge running the length of the handle on both sides. It is in good condition and is about 190mm long. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Very fine sterling silver pickle fork with a nacre (mother-of-pearl) handle made by silversmith, H. Mansel, in Chester, England in 1895. It is 18cm long and weighs 21 grams including the handle. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Antique sterling silver gravy ladle made by John Hampton and John Prince silversmiths who started operating in York around 1770. The hallmarks on the back ofvthe curved handle indicate it was made in York in 1796 and so, is over 220 years old. There is a very slight dimple on the right hand side of the bowl of the spoon and I have included extra photos to try and show this The ladle is about 16cm long and weighs 56 grams. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Antique sterling silver fish knife made by Geo. W. Adams in London in 1857. The hallmarks are very clear (last photo), it is 19cm long and weighs 51 grams. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Antique sterling silver teaspoon with a fiddle pattern handle made by John Sutter, Chester, UK in 1854. It is in good condition, is14cm long, and weighs 23 grams. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

A very pretty, gorgeous sterling silver with a large polished Amber stone (size circa 2 cm, 3 cm incl. the silver frame) decorated bracelet. Fully hallmarked by 925 for silver fineness, with a woman's head and an elephant mark. Measurements: 6 cm in diam., 16.6 gr heavy. A perfect gift! Original condition. Patina.

An exquisite luxury silver Art Deco sterling silver engraved frame pendant with porcelain Mary Virgin. The rear side has Latin words: Sancta Maria, Mater Dei Ora. Pro Nobis. Holy Mary, Mother of God, Pray for Us. The pendant is hallmarked by 925 for sterling silver. The cable chain is hallmarked by 900 and maker's mark S. The chain is 80 cm long. It was repaired in one spot. The pendant size is 2.5 (incl. the bail, 2.3 without) cm long x 2 cm. Weight circa 6.27 gr.

Egyptian Antique Sterling Silver Cufflink Valuable Priced over 260$ Can be mailed to buyer at buyers expense

One English and 2 Australian silver demitasse spoons with golfing motifs: 1. "SILVER" spoon with two crossed golf clubs on the finial with a ball sitting in the top was probably made by Apex Australia for the South Australian Ladies Golf Union - see photo of spoon's bowl showing "SALGU" over "1934". It is 12cm long and weighs 11g. ($17); 2. Antique sterling silver demitasse spoon assayed at Sheffield by Walker & Hall in 1908-09. The butt of the spoon's handle depicts crossed golf clubs with a

Stunning sterling silver marrow or crustacean scoop hallmarked as made in 1977 by Francis Howard, a silver and goldsmith in Sheffield, England. It is displayed in a red and black leather box with a gold coloured border and set in red velvet with white satin padding. It has large and small scoops at either end, is about 22cm long and weighs 45 grams. Postage and insurance included in the price.

A boxed set of 6 sterling silver teaspoons and sugar tongs made in Sheffield, England in 1908 by Henry Wilkinson for Thomas Webb & Sons at 234-236 Collins Street in Melbourne. Thomas Webb & Sons was originally a glass making company founded in England in 1837 and noted for high quality cameo glass. It opened an office in Melbourne in the 1880s as an importer, mainly of china, but also other items including silver flatware from England such as this excellent quality set. They were in business in

Boxed vintage set of 6 Australian Apex sterling silver teaspoons. Box measures 14.5cm x 13.5cm x 24mm when closed. Price doesn't include postage or handling costs. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra.

A beautiful Art Deco vintage silver engraved locket pendant with scrolls and flowers. Hallmarked by Czechoslovakian hallmark a triangle usedn during 1930's and a number 800 on the bail. Measures approximately 4.5 x 2.4 with the bail, 3.5 cm without the bail. Condition is very good for the age. The clasp works but the system is more like sliding and not too secure. The cable chain is hallmarked by number 925 for sterling silver, o bit newer item, 44 cm long.

Antique crocodile skin purse hallmarked by William Hutton in London in 1900. It has sterling silver tabs on the corners of the front flap of the purse, each of which is inset with 3 torquoise studs. There is also a sterling silver tab in the middle of the flap with another 3 torquoise studs. This is the top of the purse's closing mechanism, the bottom part of which is also sterling silver. When I bought the purse, several of the torquoise studs were missing and so, I arranged for a jeweller t

Postage is extra. Cash if picking up locally in Canberra. According to the Birmingham Assay Office, there was a Ludwig Krumm who registered an L.K, and perhaps an L•K as is seen on the silver frame of this crocodile skin purse from 1901 for items he made between 1896 to 1903. The lower case b indicates 1901-02. I don't know what the F means after the b although one theory is that it means foreign made. The purse is in good nick considering it's age. There are 2 tears in the very fine leather of