A fine silver box has a special kind of appeal. It is practical, beautiful, personal and enduring — the sort of object that can hold jewellery, cufflinks, keepsakes, family treasures…
Edinburgh Silver
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Important Silversmiths
Asprey Solid Silver Oval Jewellery Box – A Heavy Gauge Luxury Keepsake Box, London 2000
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Antique SilverImportant Silversmiths
Antique H.G. Murphy Solid Silver Wine Taster – Falcon Studio, London 1935
Some pieces of silver are admired because they are rare. Others because they are beautifully made. This exceptional H.G. Murphy solid silver wine taster, hallmarked London 1935, has both qualities…
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Antique SilverImportant Silversmiths
H.G. Murphy “Tree of Life” Silver Caddy Spoon – A Falcon Studio Treasure from 1933
Some silver pieces are collected for their weight, some for their age, and some simply because they are beautiful. This rare H.G. Murphy solid silver “Tree of Life” caddy spoon…
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Antique SilverImportant Silversmiths
Arts & Crafts Solid Silver “Tree of Life” Caddy Spoon – London 1973 by Jesse Murphy
Some pieces of silver are admired not only for their craftsmanship, but also for the story and symbolism behind their design. This beautiful Arts & Crafts style solid silver “Tree…
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Antique SilverImportant Silversmiths
Leslie Gordon Durbin Silver Candlesticks – London c.1950, William IV Style
There are certain names in British silver that immediately capture a collector’s attention, and Leslie Gordon Durbin is one of them. Widely regarded as one of the finest British silversmiths…
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Antique SilverImportant Silversmiths
Vintage Solid Silver Sherry Decanter Label by Leslie Durbin – London 1953
A fine decanter deserves a label of equal quality, and this vintage solid silver “Sherry” decanter label is a superb example of British silver craftsmanship. Hallmarked in London in 1953…
