|
| Designer British Silver from studios established 1930 - 1985 by Derek Styles and John Andrew
'Designer British Silver from studios established 1930 to 1985' is a beautifully produced 560 page slip case edition weighing over 4 kilos and retails at £75. This is a major work and should remain the definitive book on the period for some time to come. It has taken over 20 years of research and 7 years writing.
It features: Introduction by Gordon Hamme; an overview of this important period; biographical chapters on the 50 major silversmiths; brief information of over 200 others; where pieces can be seen; a glossary and is fully indexed with full colour illustrations.
Written by my father Derek Styles - please ask if you would like a signed edition
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Brenton West
Hand raised and chased
Weight: 706g
Diameter: 29cm
|
|
| London 1977
Silver Jubilee Hallmark
Height: 15 cm
Width: 16 cm
Weight: 589 gms
Gerald held an exhibition at Carrington's in 1977 and designed an exclusive range featuring spiral bark hammering
This holds more than 75cl
RESERVED |
|
| London 1983
Height: 26.5 cm
Weight: 35 oz
Original silk lined boxes - Stamped: Charles de Temple 52 Jermyn Street London SW1
Jocelyn was in partnership with Charles de Temple when she first started - she made gold jewellery that retailed in his Bond Street shop in Street that specialised in avant garde jewellery
SOLD
|
|
| Following on from Hanoverian without rat-tail came Plain Old English which was very popular from 1760 to 1800. The forks were now four pronged and the end of the spoon turned down instead of up so that they could be crested or initialled on the front. This remains one of the most popular patterns as it can be used equally well in a modern or antique setting.
All sets come in cutlery rolls unless boxed.
All 12 Place - 60 Piece sets (unless otherwise stated)
Contain 12 Table / Soup Spoons, 12 Table Forks,12 Dessert Spoons, 12 Dessert Forks and 12 Tea Spoons
New Silver handled knives are available.
OLD ENGLISH SERVICES CURRENTLY IN STOCK:
12 Place Setting - 48 Pieces (no tea) London 1845 - 76 George Adams £3750
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces Georgian Mixed makers 1792 -1833 £3500
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces - Jackson and Fullerton London 1898-1933 £3500
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces - Mixed Makers £2950
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (London)
Comes with removable sconces
Height :15cm / 6"
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (London)
William Comyns
Cast
Height:10cm
Length:15cm
Weight:35oz
|
|
|
Sheffield
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Cast
Length: 14cm (beak to end of tail)
Length: 7cm (body)
Height: 6.5cm (top of head)
Weight:243g
|
|
| London 1976
37 cm
This range of Twist Handled spoons was introduced in 1975 following a commission for an identical punch ladle to this one.
See 'Hand & Machine' pages 34-35
SOLD
|
|
| London 1981
Width: 8 cm
Height: 4 cm
Original matching textured spoons
SOLD
|
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver
Saturno
Available in three sizes:
Small Length: 35mm Height: 37mm Width: 18mm Weight: 23g £160
Medium Length: 44mm Height: 46mm Width: 24mm Weight: 41g £260
Large Length: 55mm Height: 59mm Width: 27mm Weight: 65g £365
(Select Size in drop menu top left )
The model is hand enamelled and then baked in a kiln.Making a strong and durable enamel Click image to enlarge |
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver
Saturno
Available in three sizes:
Small Length: 35mm Height: 37mm Width: 18mm Weight: 23g £160
Medium Length: 44mm Height: 46mm Width: 24mm Weight: 41g £260
Large Length: 55mm Height: 59mm Width: 27mm Weight: 65g £365
(Select Size in drop menu top left )
The model is hand enamelled and then baked in a kiln.Making a strong and durable enamel Click image to enlarge |
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (Sheffield)
Length: 19cm
|
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver in Sheffield
3¼" : £89
4" : £110 . . . . . .60grams
5" : £195 . . . . .87 grams
6" : £345. . . . .217 grams
7" : £475. . . . .312 grams
8" : £675. . . . .441 grams
10" : £995 . . . . grams
12" : £. POA. . . .1090 grams
(All Prices include VAT)
Engraving can be arranged on any of our Armada Dishes.
To select size please use drop down menu (top left)
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sheffield
Styles Silver makers mark
Height: 10.5cm
Diameter: 8cm(top)
Weight:206g
|
|
| Birmingham
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Height: 7cm
|
|
| Sheffield 1810
Maker: RG
Width: 6 cm
|
|
| Sheffield
Fully Hallmarked
Height:5.5cm
Diameter:6.5cm
Weight:65g
|
|
| Sheffield
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Height: 27½cm / 10 ¾"
Silver Plated version also available (£395)
select from drop down menu on the left
|
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver in London
Hand Chased
Available as a pair or individually
Select from drop down menu
Head Up
Height: 7.5cm
Length: 10cm (beak to tail)
Weight: 181g
Head Down
Height: 5cm
Length: 12cm (beak to tail)
Weight: 140g
|
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver in Birmingham
Height: 5cm |
|
| Sheffield
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Resin Filled
Height: 15cm
Length: 25cm
|
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver
London
Length of Oval: 2.2 cm
Comes in Styles Silver Box |
|
| London
Fully Hallmarked
Cast and Hand chased
Length: 15 cm
Height: 7 cm
|
|
| Sheffield
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Resin Filled
Height: 10cm
Length: 24cm |
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver in London
Height - 130mm
Width - 75mm
Capacity 4 floz |
|
|
Sheffield 1930 - 1970
Roberts and Belk
With patent hook
Length: 14cm
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (Sheffield)
Resin Filled
Height: 6.5cm
Length: 7cm
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Length: 15cm
Weight: 72g
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver in Sheffield
Height: 32cm
Crystal
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (London)
Cast and then Hand Chased
Length: 7.5cm (including tail)
Height: 2.5cm
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver in Sheffield
Diameter: 4½cm
|
|
| Sheffield
Fully Hallmarked Silver
52mm by 30mm by 14mm
Weight: 32g |
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (Sheffield)
Length: 9cm
|
|
| Capstan Shaped
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Height: 10cm / 4"
|
|
| Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sheffield
Wood Backed
Name: Durham
Photo Size:
5" x 3½" £75
6" x 4" £89
7" x 5" £105
8" x 6" £135
10" x 8" £155
To select size please use drop down menu (top left) |
|
|
Sheffield 1902
H Atkins
Length: 88mm
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (London)
Cast and hand chased
Length: 10cm
Height: 5.5cm
£595
Currently being made
Please phone for details
|
|
|
Birmingham 1932
Diameter: 127mm
Height: 52mm
Width including handles : 180mm
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver
London
Cast
Height: 2cm
Length: 2.5cm
Weight: 26g
|
|
| Sheffield 1936
Emile Viner
Height: 17.5cm
|
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver in Birmingham
|
|
| Sheffield
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Swivels into itself when turned
Length: 7cm / 2¾" (when open) |
|
|
Fully Hallmarked Silver (London)
Height: 4cm
Diameter: 13cm
|
|
| Birmingham
Fully Hallmarked
Height: 14cm / 5½"
Stand not always in stock please email/call for price and avaibility |
|
| London 1970
Height: 14 cm
Diameter top: 7.5 cm
Weight: 128 oz
SOLD
|
|
| London 1972
Height: 24 cm
Hold tapered narrow candlesticks or large taperstick
(Rosebowl in photograph not included - to show how they can be used to create a Centrepiece)
SOLD |
|
| This was developed from a similar pattern popular in France in the mid-eighteenth century and although earlier English examples do exist the majority date from after 1800.
All sets come in cutlery rolls unless boxed. All 12 Place - 60 Piece sets (unless otherwise stated) Contain 12 Table / Soup Spoons, 12 Table Forks,12 Dessert Spoons, 12 Dessert Forks and 12 Tea Spoons
New Silver handled knives are available.
FIDDLE SERVICES CURRENTLY IN STOCK:
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces Josiah Williams- Exeter 1852-66 £3500
12 Place Setting - 66 Pieces- Jackson and Fullerton London 1886-1922 £3500
8 Place Setting -40 Pieces Mixed Makers London 1817-60 £1995 |
|
| London 1971
Height of cross: 19.5 cm
Pair of tapersticks and cross with hard wood bases in original carrying case
George Edward Grant was born in 1935 and studied at the Central School of Art before being apprenticed to Leslie Durbin. He later worked for Michael Murray before setting up a workshop in Rosebery Avenue in 1959. He later moved to Chelmsford where he also taught. A fine craftsman and if other silversmiths had a problem they would go to George for him to 'sort it'.
|
|
|
