4 Results: New & Used in silver in Lithgow Area, NSW

A high quality Christening Set set made in England 1881. Each piece is hallmarked Birmingham 1881 & struck with the makers stamp "H & T" (Hillard & Thomason - Spencer Street Birmingham). The handles are sterling silver. The knife measures 5 1/4 inches, the spoon 5 1/4 inches & the fork 4 1/2 inches. The set is complete with its original leather bound fitted case. The quality of manufacture is superlative & the condition is good & original.

Cased set of Serviette Ring, Egg Cup & Spoon all stamped with the makers mark & hallmaked Birmingham. The set is unused & complete in it's royal blue case. Postage is available

A formal two height, cantilever secretaire bookcase of elegant proportions figured in flame mahogany. It is a quality build that was made in London between 1845 & 1855. The structure is solid honduras mahogany. The backing boards, which are bolection panelling, & shelving are fine grade baltic pine. Dimensions are 7'6" x 4'. The secretaire drawer front is fielded with a burr mahogany panel which is segregated from figured crossbanding by ogee recessed moulding & finished in pencil cockbeading.

A quality set hallmarked Sheffield 1855 & stamped "HH". The makers Harrison Bros & Howson were registered silversmiths at Norfolk St. Sheffield. They were first registered in 1849 & traded from 1854 - 1895. This set is heavily built & presents in original, undamaged condition.

Offered for sale is an original, signed Australian Cedar Lawyer's Wardrobe. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows two original ink on paper labels "HENRY WOOLLEY Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, & Decorator 419, GEORGE-ST., SYDNEY". A label has been applied to the inside of each door. This particular label, showing the address of 419 George Street, represented the workshop trading period 1851 to 1853. Henry Woolley, late of New Bond St. London, commenced business in Sydney in 1851. He came

A set of 4 solid Continental Silver 833 Coffee Spoons hallmarked 1843. These were Amsterdam coffee house spoons used to add & stir sugar. They are hand chased in a Rococo design. They measure 3 3/4". They show little wear & present well

A rare European Coffee Pot of high quality & heavy build. It stands 9" tall, weighs 902g & presents in pristine condition. It was made in Western Europe in the early 20th Century. The structure is solid, heavy gauge brass, the interior is tinned & the exterior was originally silvered.. Over time, with polishing, the silver has worn leaving a brass finish & a good patina. The handle is genuine ebony. I have owned it for the past 25 years & when I purchased it the interior was "seasoned" as was t

A rare & original cased set of game fish servers dated 1901. Both server & fork are solid sterling silver - no silver plate or tool steel. Each piece is hallmarked Sheffield 1901 & bears the makers stamp of "SB" (Stainton Bros) to the ferrule. Handles are the finest, genuine "White Bone" & are substantial. Each piece is moulded to fit the hand. Both server & fork are of a trowel form as influenced by the 18th Century British Admiralty tradition & the then Masonic movement. A subtle fish profile

An Hot Water Pot of traditional baluster form that is heavily made & of commercial quality. It stands 7" tall & holds 1 1/2 pints. It presents in good condition except for small, superficial damage as shown. It was made circa 1930 by silversmiths Walker & Hall New Zealand. These pots are widely used as teapots & coffee pots. The balance when filled or partially filled is exceptional. It is a pleasure to use.

Each spoon is hallmarked Sheffield 1946 & stamped with the maker's mark of 1946. They are Art Deco in form & are finished with a chevron terminal. They are heavily built & present in excellent condition with no damage. The length is 3 1/2". "By tradition, silver spoons bring good luck". Postage is available.