Silver
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An Elizabeth Ii Silver Wasp
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A Sterling Silver Walking Stick
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A Sterling Silver Handled Fish Model Cork Screw
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A Sterling Silver Cased Memory Stick Key Ring
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A Stainless Steel 3oz Hip Flask
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A Stainless Steel 4oz Hip Flask
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Four Stainless Steel Drinking Beakers
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A Leather Cased Hip Flask
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A Pair Of Silver Sauce-boats
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A Fine Regency Silver Coffee Pot And Stand By Paul Storr
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A Sterling Silver Armada Dish
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A Sterling Silver Café Au Lait Set
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A Sterling Silver Owl
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A Set Of George V Sterling Silver Cutlery In A Fitted Case
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A George V Silver Seven Piece Tea And Coffee Set
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A Victorian Silver Epergne And Suite Of Six Dessert Baskets
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A Sterling Silver Dog
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A Sterling Silver Dog
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A George II sterling silver coffee pot
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A Sterling Silver Four-piece Silver Tea Service
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A Set Of Four Victorian Silver Salt Cellars
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A Silver Commemorative Ruler
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A Set Of Four George Iii Sterling Silver Wine Coasters
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A George V Sterling Silver Pint Tankard
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A Pair Of Sterling Silver Café Au Lait Pots
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A George Iv Irish Silver Kettle
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A Sterling Silver George Iv Bread Basket
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A Pair Of George Iv Silver Grape Scissors
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A Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Candle Sticks.
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An Edwardian Sterling Silver Octagonal Sugar Dredger, 1906
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A Victorian Silver Eight Bottle Cruet, London 1845
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A Set Of Thirty Nine Victorian Silver-gilt Dessert Plates
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A Set Of Four George Iii Sauce Tureens And Covers
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A Victorian Sterling Silver Mounted Standing Mirror
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Twelve Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Plates
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A Set Of Twelve Georgian Sterling Silver Dinner-plates
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A Sterling Silver Chippendale Style Salver
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A Pair Of George Ii Silver Sauceboats
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A Silver Circular Shaped Salver
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A Sterling Silver Oval Two Handled Tray
English silver has been held in high esteem for centuries. The strict quality of English silver has been carefully monitored by the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths and Silversmiths since the 14th century when King Edward I decreed that gold and silver must be of a defined standard. Silver objects today, both antique and modern, are revered for their high shine and their decorative and functional aspects. Because of the rigorous standards of the British hallmarking system, all silver objects in the collection of Bentley & Skinner are dated precisely and, in many cases, provide a record of the craftsman who created the object.
Bentley & Skinner are pleased to stock a variety of silver objects, ranging from fine 18th century pieces to contemporary designs. Silver has been used for tableware and decorate objects for centuries, and Bentley & Skinner’s collection is extensive and varied.