Scandinavian Silver Flatware in the Mid-Century Scandinavian flatware from the mid-20th century is a popular choice for collectors who are looking for elegant simplicity. The pieces are a combination of clean lines and exceptional workmanship, which reflects the new design philosophy that was introduced after 1950. Flatware is typically tapered with minimal ornamentation and minimal […]
The cocktail shakers made for transatlantic liners in the 1930s are often overlooked by collectors looking for Art Deco pieces. The pieces combine streamlined geometry and sterling silver craftsmanship to create objects that are still appealing today. Ocean Liners in the Golden Age of Silver In the short but brilliant period between the Wall Street […]
The limited edition art bars, produced from 1971 to 1979, are among the most fascinating pieces of silver dating back to the 20th century. The small rectangle ingots with their original art captured collectors’ imaginations during the silver boom of the 1970s and are still highly prized today for the craftsmanship. These bars emerged during […]
Collectors of antique silver know that the hallmarks reveal the piece’s age, origin and maker. These small symbols can transform ordinary items into treasures that have documented histories. Language of Hallmarks Each antique piece is marked with a number of distinctive marks. These tell the story of that particular silver. British hallmarks include the lion […]