Silverware auctions
A bell made of Austrian silver with a fineness of 18 łutów (equivalent to today’s 812). The Pilawa coat of arms is engraved on the bell itself; the date of the engraving is unknown. Height: 18 cm; diameter of the lower edge of the bell: 5 cm. Weight: 125 grams. Condition as shown in the photos.
A set of appetizer cutlery in a Gerlach box. The cutlery is made of stainless steel with plated handles. Knife length: 17 cm; fork length: 15.5 cm. Box dimensions: 26 cm x 21 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Length: 11.5 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Sugar bowl—the handle at the bottom bears the MET mark. The handle attachment is damaged on one side. Bowl diameter: 13 cm, height: 15 cm. Ashtray—marked WMF. Dimensions: 5 cm x 5 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Silver-plated box-shaped sugar bowl — first half of the 20th century An oval-shaped sugar bowl supported by four leaf-shaped legs. The body is decorated with a decorative braided pattern. Condition: very good with minor flaws [slight wear on the silver plating] Dimensions: height 12 [cm], width 12 x 8 [cm]
Dimensions: 10 cm x 8.5 cm at the widest point Silver Weight: 74.24 g. Polish hallmarks indicating a Warsaw-made item from 1931–1963. The piece depicts a butterfly with outstretched wings. The figurine is made of thin metal wires that have been twisted and soldered together to form an intricate, openwork structure. The wings are spread wide and set at an angle, giving the piece a three-dimen...
An eclectic silver-plated sugar bowl on a foot with an openwork pattern—first half of the 20th century. It rests on a decorative stem and a base supported by three profiled legs. The openwork rim and the subtle, slender stem lend the sugar bowl a sense of lightness. The sugar bowl is made of silver-plated brass and comes with a decorative sugar spoon. Condition: very good with some minor fla...
Fully silver-plated forks, marked (OKA) 90. Knives with stainless steel blades marked “Solingen OKA Rostfrei,” with the number 90 stamped on the handle. Knife length: 25.5 cm; fork length: 21 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Length: 19 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
A beer mug with a glass bottom. A dedication from 1973 is visible on the side. The mug is 12.5 cm tall, with a bottom diameter of 10.5 cm. The mark “E.P.N.S.” and traces of plating are visible on the bottom. Condition as shown in the photos.
An egg warmer from the early 20th century [often referred to as an "egg coddler"],made of silver-plated brass This luxurious tableware item was used to serve and keep soft-boiled eggs warm. It was a staple of elegant dining rooms and was popular in Central Europe. In the mid-20th century, in addition to their practical function, these items served as centerpieces during festive breakfasts. Tod...
Silver-plated napkin holder from the Art Deco period—Austria, 1920s A fan- or shell-shaped napkin holder made in the Art Deco style Made by the Austrian Lenk manufactory in Vienna Signed, in very good condition Dimensions: height 8 [cm], length 19.5 [cm], width 3 [cm]
An Art Nouveau platter with a crystal insert, manufactured by the German company WMF around 1900 The base is made of brass and covered with a layer of silver, much of which has already worn away. The metal elements feature fluid, organic lines with floral motifs The original crystal insert, hand-cut to fit the metal frame perfectly Condition: very good minus [silver plating worn] Dimensions—...
A silver-plated Sandrik lemon squeezer manufactured during the interwar period. During this period, the factory based in Dolné Hámre (present-day Slovakia) gained widespread recognition for its mass production of high-quality everyday items and its unique Art Deco designs. A sought-after item among collectors, part of a vintage tableware and barware collection. Condition: very good [marked w...
Silver cake tongs, 800 fineness – Germany – first half of the 20th century Very solid tongs with embossed decoration on the handle. Condition: very good Dimensions: length 20 [cm], width of blades: 3.2 [cm], weight: 92 [g]
Size: 41.5 cm x 8.5 cm at its widest point 12-lut silver, approx. 750/1000 Weight: 123.50 g, including the handle The object is shaped like an elongated ladle or serving spoon with a wide, slightly curved bowl. The working part is elongated, asymmetrical, and arched, with gently rising sides. The upper part of the bowl is decorated with an openwork band featuring a cut-out floral ornament, com...
An ornate silver-plated tea kettle with a warmer from the first half of the 20th century A luxurious parlor piece used to keep water at a high temperature for brewing tea. It consists of a teapot with a handle, a decorative stand, and a spirit burner. A special stand allows the teapot to be tilted and water poured without lifting the heavy vessel. The teapot is decorated with an ornate mesh pa...
Dimensions: height 9.5 cm, width (including handles) 17.5 cm, length 21 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
hallmarked silver (Berlin hallmark—a bear standing on two paws with the letter K, the date letter A in a circle, the goldsmith’s surname Ko… not fully stamped); height 24.5 cm; width 30 cm; depth 15 cm; weight 537 g. Berlin, 1830s–1840s (before 1842) A platter resting on a square base with volute feet, decorated with relief motifs of acanthus leaves, shells, flowers, and a latticework ...
Partially gilded silver, fineness 2, hallmarked (inside: No. 9507; on the edges of both parts, fineness 900 stamped deeply; Polish import hallmark featuring a head in a scarf, an illegible letter, and a “2” hallmark—in an irregular outline; the goldsmith’s monogram “S.W.”—in an oval?), colored enamel; height 1 cm, width 10.5 cm, depth 8 cm; weight 164 g. Austria?, ca. 1930. Recta...
platerDimensions: 15 x 24 cmmanufacturer's mark on the bottom: 'WARSZAWA | FRAGET | 1850 | 1:QTE:'
Height without handle: 14 cm; top diameter: 12 cm; bottom diameter: 9 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
The spoon is 20.5 cm long. The markings "J. Czerwiński BM" are visible on the side. Condition as shown in the photos.
silverDimensions: 40.5 x 22.5 x 23.5 cmHallmarks: silver fineness, German state hallmark, no. '14041'Conditionminor surface dents, warped base and rim, residue inside
Dimensions: 19.5 cm x 9 cm Brass-plated Part of a tableware set produced by the Norblina company for a family bearing the Drogosław coat of arms. Based on the Norblina factory mark on the pot, No. 368 on the handle, and the Drogosław coat of arms engraved in the center of the vessel. Condition as shown in the photos The Joint-Stock Company of Metal Works “Norblin, the Buch Brothers, and T....
platerDimensions: 13 x 12 x 5 cmManufacturer's mark on the bottom: 'J. FRAGET'Date of creation: 1935 (design)
Dimensions: 18 cm x 13 cm, height 25 cm Silver-plated metal, cut and embossed glass. Henneberg Brothers Factory, Warsaw, late 19th / early 20th century Spice set, silver-plated, with crystal decanters Marked: B. HENNEBERG WARSAW, model number 614. An elegant table-top spice set made at the Henneberg Brothers factory in Warsaw, one of the most highly regarded silver-plated manufacturers in the ...
platerDimensions: 16.8 x 2 cmManufacturer's mark on the handle: 'WMF' | Symbol on the handle: '1/0'The ostrich mark on the knife is the logo of WMF—Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik. The ostrich was depicted within a rhombus set against a plain background. The background, which combines a square with a semicircle, indicates that this item was manufactured between 1925 and 1930.
Large crystal decanter with 800-fine silver cladding - Germany - second half of the 20th century [silver] Crystal glass with deep, hand-cut facets that beautifully refract light. Condition: very good Dimensions—height with stopper: 29.5 [cm], without stopper: 25 [cm]
Dimensions: diameter 12 cm, height with handle approx. 18.5 cm, height without handle approx. 10.5 cm Fraget, Warsaw, 19th/20th century. Silver-plated sugar bowl basket. Signed: FRAGET, along with model number 3550 and the company logo. An elegant silver-plated basket from the Warsaw-based Fraget workshop, made at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The openwork sides, decorated with a mo...
platerDimensions: 8 x 27 x 16 cmmanufacturer's mark on the bottom: 'PLEWKIEWICZ | W | WARSZAWIE'
A silver-plated sugar bowl in the shape of a basket with a crystal insert. The sugar bowl was manufactured by the renowned Czechoslovakian Sandrik factory in the first half of the 20th century. During this period, the factory, based in Dolné Hámre (present-day Slovakia), gained widespread recognition for its mass production of high-quality everyday items and its unique Art Deco designs. Cond...