magnifying glass, with marks (end of XIX c.)
volumetric weight Kg.2

Desk glass entirely made from Sheffield silver, with 4 marks: Lion Passant (the mark signifying Sterling Standard for silver, 92.5%), Sheffield (the Crown), HJ, J. The handle has a well-supported handgrip and is processed in the typical English style. The glass is in optimum conditions, without scratches (diam.cm. 6.5 - in. 2.6, length cm. 14 - in. 5.6). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
It is a silver processing of optimum manufacture whose design is rigorously in the English style.

Quantity US$130.00 (Euro143.00)

set of 2 English bottles from Sheffield pewter for liquors, with marks (end of XIX c.)
volumetric weight Kg.2

One bottle is square, the other is round, on the bottom 5 marks (arW, 92, epu 301 Europe, RPC, ##) and the wording -made in England Sheffield quality pewter- can be found. Both bottles are provided with screwing cap, also made from pewter (width cm. 7.4/9.5 - in. 3/4, high cm. 10 - in. 4). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
They are two well-preserved pieces that will enrich your collection of whisky bottles.

Quantity US$150.00 (Euro165.00)

set of 6 English Sheffield -Leicester- teaspoons with leather housing, with mark (end of XIX c.)
volumetric weight Kg.2

Leather case with deadlatch, well preserved with no scratches nor stains. Each of the 6 teaspoons has 4 marks: Lion Passant (the mark signifying Sterling Standard for silver, 92.5%), Sheffield (the Crown), i, jd. The handle is very thin, smooth, and not wrought. Inside the case the manufacturer's name -E.C. Kemp & Co. - Goldsmiths and Silversmiths in Leicester- is etched (case size cm. 11x15 - in. 4.5x6) Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
It is very difficult to find a set of teaspoons equipped with leather case with all the pieces in perfect conditions. We are proposing you a small rarity that cannot be missing in your collection.

Quantity US$190.00 (Euro209.00)

basket with handle, with mark (beg. of XX c.)
volumetric weight Kg.4

It is a typical example of English silverware, it is an oval-shaped basket with a raised bottom, the upper edge is much wrought with a floral motif repeated in a series, the handle is movable and is hinged with two side openings, it showing small series wrought works. In the bottom 2 marks can be found (high cm. 20 - in. 8). Good conditions.
Unique Features
The wrought edge is very beautiful, consisting of a set of highly elaborate flower-cups, framed in small square frames.

Quantity US$190.00 (Euro209.00)

signed plate -Christ Resurrection- (beg. of XVIII c.)
volumetric weight Kg.2

It is a rare example of fine intaglio on a silver plate in the typical rococo style, with the author's signature on bottom right under Christ's feet (see blown up photograph). Originally, it might have been applied to the cover of a religious book (size cm. 9x12 - in. 3.5x4.8). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
This kind of object is very rare. The engraving of the characters in the central medallion reveals the hand of an excellent artist, the intaglio and the wringing of the large frame that encloses the medallion are very accurate. It is a piece for real connoisseurs and high-level collectors.

Quantity US$630.00 (Euro693.00)

silver sheet horse, originating from India (end of XVIII c.)
CULTURAL GOOD volumetric weight Kg.16

It is a finely worked and impressive work, with the wringing of the silver sheet. It is a rare example of silver sheet work coming from India. The bust of the horse shows a very precise and detailed depiction of the mane and the ornaments that were used to decorate horses both in military parades and when they used to set out for war: you may notice a long set of at least 5 rows of necklaces, belts and pendants enriching the horse neck (base cm. 32 - in. 13, high cm. 43 - in. 17.5). Optimum conditions.
Unique Features
It is a very rare piece both for the material used and for the depicted theme. A piece for real connoisseurs!

Quantity US$1900.00 (Euro2090.00)

set of two cups made from pewter (16th c.)
CULTURAL GOOD volumetric weight Kg.3

It is a cup and a bowl of the 16th century. The cup has a base wrought with a set of small circles, whereas the upper portion is richly wrought. The bowl bears a very fine design on the upper rim, and on the bottom is marked with the symbol -S-B-. They are both of Lombard origin (high cm.7.5 - in.3, diam. cm.17 - in.6.8). Conditions: The cup was repaired on the bottom, the bowl has a small hole by the mark.
Unique Features
Pewters of this period are almost rare, and these ones probably belonged to a tableware set of a caste located in the area between Bergamo and Milan (North Italy).

Quantity US$1500.00 (Euro1650.00)