Silverware auctions

Silver Box-Shaped Sugar Bowl – Jan Pogorzelski, Warsaw, 1872 Warsaw, 1872 Maker: Jan Pogorzelski 84-złotnik silver, corresponding to approximately 875/1000 Techniques: sheet metal forming, casting, engraving, soldering Dimensions: 150 × 113.5 × 81 mm Weight: 536 g A solid sugar bowl in the shape of a rectangular casket with rounded corners, supported by four spherical feet. The body is cl...
Warsaw – A Classicist Silver Salt Shaker – Jan Maciej Schwartz Warsaw, turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, 1772–1828 Maker: Jan Maciej Schwartz, silversmith’s mark “I.M.S.” 12-łut silver, corresponding to a fineness of approximately 0.750; gilded interior Technique: hammering, soldering, gilding Dimensions: height 76 mm; width 109 mm Weight: 110 g. An original Classicist-style op...
Silver Art Deco sugar bowl, “JW” workshop, Kraków, 1930s. Goldsmith JW, 84, Kraków 1931–1963 Weight: 310 g, dimensions 137 mm x approx. 90 mm x 72 mm Poland, Kraków, Second Polish Republic, 1930s. 3-fine silver (800), interior gilded; body embossed, formed, soldered, and polished. A sugar bowl with a compact, geometric form, resembling a cuboid with strongly rounded, bulging side wall...
Silver sugar bowl with rose decoration, 0.800 fineness, stamped and chased. Height 98 mm, width 15.5 cm x 13 cm, weight 333.9 g, Polish secondary hallmarks from Warsaw (1931–1963), and a pawnshop mark A sugar bowl with an elongated, rounded body, rectangular in plan with gently rounded corners. The vessel rests on four short, S-shaped legs, ending in stylized claws and connected to the body ...
Tsarist Russia – “Trompe-l’œil” Silver Tray / Bread Basket – Moscow, 1896 84-fine silver, repoussé, chasing, engraving Silversmith: probably Pyotr Petrov Dimensions: 35 × 24 cm Weight: 625 g. An original, large silver bread tray, made in Moscow in 1896. The piece is executed in the striking trompe-l’œil style—“deception of the eye”—in which silver imitates objects made ...
Silver, 800 fineness; embossed, repoussé, chiseled, and partially textured surface. Maker unknown—(initials A.B). Weight: 67.1 grams Dimensions: height approx. 8.8 cm A small cup without a handle, featuring a polygonal, vertically ribbed body that narrows in the middle and widens toward the top. The spout has a wavy shape with an upturned and profiled rim. The lower part of the vessel trans...
Silver Kiddush cup with architectural and floral motifs, Warsaw, 1896. Weight: 38 g, height 61 mm, diameter 57 mm 875 silver; formed, engraved, and decorated with incised patterns. Dimensions and weight not specified. Maker unknown. A cup without a handle, with a circular cross-section and walls flaring outward toward the top, featuring a slightly flared rim. The base is flat, set within a low...
Tsarist Russia, 19th century. Silver with a fineness of 84, corresponding to the modern fineness of 0.875; cast, repoussé, chiseled, engraved, and oxidized. Height: approximately 15 cm. Weight: 123.8 g. A balsam bottle, also known as a perfume tower or besamim container, shaped like a fanciful, neo-Gothic defensive structure. The main body takes the form of a cylindrical tower with walls cove...
The object bears hallmarks, including the number “84” and a partially illegible maker’s mark. The number “84” corresponds to a fineness of 84 zlotniks, which means a silver content of approximately 875 parts per 1,000. Silversmith unknown T.K., Moscow 1908–1917. The identification of the material is confirmed by a certificate from the Assay Office in Warsaw dated May 24, 1978, issu...
An original, large silver tray or platter made in Tsarist Russia. The piece features a striking, naturalistic shape resembling an elongated shell, with a deep, asymmetrical body and an irregularly wavy rim. Tsarist Russia, 19th century Weight: 575.8 g. Dimensions: approx. 33 x 10.5 at its longest and highest points 84-fine silver (875/1000)84-fine silver, repoussé, chasing, casting. The surfa...
Kingdom of Poland – 12-Łut Silver Cup – Karol Filip Malcz Warsaw, 1828–1851 Maker: Karol Filip Malcz 12-łut silver, gilded interior Techniques: hammering, casting, chasing, gilding Weight: 40.9 g An original silver cup made in the Warsaw workshop of Karol Filip Malcz—one of the most important silversmiths working in Warsaw in the 19th century. The vessel has the form of a simple, cyl...
Silver, total weight 582 g, height 4.5–8.5 cm 15 glasses from Russia, mainly Moscow, fineness 84 (875); two glasses from Poland (including one by Krupski and Matulewicz, before 1931), fineness 3; one from France, fineness 1 Condition: some are damaged Starting price 2,700 Estimate: 3,000–3,200; inquire about this item
Silver, fineness 12, 800, 84, weight 416 g, length 22–23 cm Starting price 1,250 Estimate: 1,500–2,000; ask about this item
USSR, original packaging, plastic wrap, and documentation. Model 10. In practically perfect condition, as shown in the photos.
Silver, 12 and 625 fineness, length 22.5–23.5 cm Engraved monograms and dates Starting bid: 1,000 Estimate: 1,200–1,400; inquire about this item
Silver, 12 gauge, weight 548 g, length 23.5 cm Hallmarks: a bear with the letter L; Humber & Sohn; assay mark Starting price 2,500 Estimate: 3,000–3,500; inquire about this item
Silver, fineness 800, weight 361 g, diameter 26.5 cm Hallmarks: crescent moon, crown, 800, LW Starting bid: 1,500 Estimate: 1,800–2,000; inquire about this item
Silver-plated, 21 cm long Hallmark: Fraget BM Plaque Starting price 100 Estimate: 150–200; ask about this item
In good condition, as shown in the photos.
Goldsmith unknown, V.C.; additional mark: Polish pawnshop mark. Weight: 138 g. Height: approx. 95 mm, diameter 85 mm The cup has a compact, slightly bulbous shape. The body is cylindrical at the top, while below it tapers gently and transitions into a rounded bottom. The cup rests on three large, spherical feet arranged symmetrically around the circumference of the base. The use of these feet ...
Karol Filip Malcz's workshop, silver salt shaker on three legs, Warsaw, circa mid-19th century; 84-złotnik (0.875) silver Weight: 84 g. Dimensions: diameter approx. 68 cm. An open salt shaker with a circular, flattened, and prominently bulging bowl that tapers toward the spout. The upper edge is framed by a smooth collar that curves slightly outward. The vessel rests on three evenly spaced le...
Warsaw, circa 1931–1939 800-fine silver, gilded, engraved, blackened Manufacturer’s mark: “SN” Weight: 68.4 g Dimensions: 7.1 x 4.4 cm An original silver case for tablets or pills, made in Warsaw during the Second Polish Republic. The object features the elegant, understated style characteristic of Art Deco. The case takes the form of a flat rectangular box with slightly rounded corner...
A rectangular snuffbox of modest height, with gently rounded corners, contoured edges, and a lid mounted on a multi-jointed hinge. The body is made of silver, decorated using the niello technique and precise engraving. The interior retains its gilding, which has a warm, slightly pinkish hue. Dimensions: 7 x 4.5 cm Weight: 87.8 g. The top of the lid features an equestrian statue of Peter I, kno...
Silver oriental goblet inlaid with gold – Damascene tradition, 19th century Middle East, probably Syria (Damascus), 19th century Material: silver, gold, enamel; dark niello-like filling Techniques: engraving, inlay and embossing with gold and silver, enameling, niello (?) Dimensions: height 48 mm; diameter 44 mm Weight: 52 g A small cup with a cylindrical body that tapers slightly toward the...
Warsaw, 1860, Kingdom of Poland. Goldsmith’s workshop unknown. Silver with a fineness of 84 zlotyk, corresponding to 875/1000. Hammered and embossed silver, cast and chiseled elements, relief decoration; partially hollow construction. In the 20th century, the candelabrum was retrofitted to function as an electric lamp. Height in its current condition: 38 cm; base: 12 × 12 cm. Weight: 466 g....
Weight: 88.3 g, dimensions: 107 mm Gustaw Radke, a set of six silver spoons with floral decoration, Warsaw, c. 1898–1908; 0.875 silver A set of six spoons with a uniform design, featuring elongated, oval-shaped bowls that are slightly tapered at the tips. The slender handles widen toward flat, lance-shaped ends. The decoration on the handles consists of a fan of elongated ribs, bound at the ...
A candlestick converted to electric use (20th century) and weighted with a lead ingot. Secondary brass finial. A receipt for the purchase of the item from DESA in 1967 has been preserved. Weight: 1105 g (total) Dimensions: height 29 cm, base 9 x 9 cm Warsaw, ca. 1820–1851. Made in Ludwik Nast’s workshop. Silver of 12 łut fineness, corresponding to 750/1000. Height in its current condition...

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silverDimensions: 6 x 6 x 6 cmEngraving on the bottom: 'Warsaw | 83 Powsińska St. | Loda - Idze | October 15, 1954,' manufacturer's markThe ORNO Cooperative was established as a result of the war in Poland, which significantly restricted the operations of private goldsmith and jewelry workshops. The design of these products reflects the postwar approach to material use, but was also a consequ...
Poland, Warsaw, 1921–1931 Manufacturer: Krupski and Matulewicz, “KiM” silversmith’s mark Material: silver, gilded interior. Techniques: embossing, casting, engraving, gilding Dimensions: height approx. 73 mm, diameter approx. 68 mm Weight: 61.8 g. A small silver cup, presumably a children’s cup or a keepsake. The bowl has walls that flare slightly toward the top and rests on a low, p...
Silver, 3 mm thick, gilded, weight 160 g, 10 x 7.6 cm Hallmark: 3, head in a scarf, W; KiM Starting price 500 Estimate: 550–600; inquire about this item
An original 19th-century box made for the Norblin factory in Warsaw, combining decorative laminated glass with a silver-plated lid, Warsaw, ca. 1843–1860 Cobalt-colored layered glass, cut; silver-plated metal—embossed Manufacturer: Norblin & Co., Warsaw Dimensions: 9 × 7 × 5 cm The box takes the form of a small rectangular container with rounded corners. The thick-walled body is made...
A rectangular bowl with rounded corners, made of thick, colorless crystal glass and framed at the top edge by a wide silver band. The object is a commemorative sports award associated with an international ice-yachting competition held in Riga in 1934. Dimensions: approx. 17 x 17 cm at its widest point Weight: 1,519 g. The vessel has a compact, low form with an almost square plan. The walls ge...
I.P. Khlebnikov, Moscow – Teaspoon for Dried Tea/Sugar, Tsarist Russia, 1908–1917, 84 zolotniks (875/1000) silver Russia, Russian Empire, Moscow, Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov’s company, 1908–1917. Silver, 84 zolotniks, corresponding to a fineness of 875/1000. Embossed, hammered, and chased silver; the handle features engraved decoration. The object takes the form of a small, wide spoon wi...
A pair of silver teaspoons with a hunting motif, Germany, probably late 19th–early 20th century 800 silver; relief decoration; surfaces with a golden hue in places. A pair of spoons of identical shape, with elongated, oval-shaped bowls, slightly tapered at the ends and edged with a narrow rim. The slender handles are spirally twisted in the middle and decorated at the bases of the spoons wit...
Poland, most likely the 1930s Silver, silver circulation coins, filigree, soldering Unmarked item An eye-catching, handcrafted decorative silver basket composed of nineteen circulation coins from the Second Polish Republic, integrated into an intricate, openwork filigree structure. In the center of the bottom is a 10 zlotych coin, framed by a radiating rosette made of decoratively twisted silv...
A box-shaped sugar bowl resting on four legs, with the monogram “PJ” engraved on the lid; hallmarked No. 3 silver. Dimensions: 6x11x8 cm Weight: 252 g Stanisław Sobik—a Kraków silversmith active from 1932 through the 1940s.
Designed by Julia Keilowa Brass-plated, blackened wood; 4 x 18 x 11 cm Hallmark: B. Henneberg, Warsaw; 2245 This model of a casket was displayed and captured in a photograph from an exhibition of metalwork designed by Julia Keilowa at the Institute of Art Propaganda in Warsaw, which took place in 1938 Starting price: 2,800 Estimate: 3,500–4,000; inquire about this item
875-fine silver, surface with relief modeling and chiseling, Warsaw import hallmark, 1908–1915. Weight: 60 g. Dimensions: height 88 mm The handle is in the form of a fully sculpted bust of a young woman, mounted on a cylindrical sleeve designed to attach to the shaft of the cane. The head is slightly tilted and turned to the side; the face has regular features, with distinctly defined eyelid...
A silver decorative cap depicting a menorah, Judaica, 19th century. A cap for the back of a Hanukkah lamp, modified by bending the lower decoration so that it could stand upright. On the reverse, two posts with nuts from the original mounting for the Hanukkah lamp are visible. Weight: 23.8 grams Dimensions: 103 mm, width: 92 mm The cap is shaped like a seven-branched menorah, with a symmetrica...
Austria-Hungary – Silver tray for Kiddush cups – Vienna, circa 1872–1922 Material: 800-fine silver Technique: embossing, engraving, hallmarking Dimensions: 30.5 × 30.5 cm Weight: 43.88 g A silver tray designed to hold small kiddush cups, used during the blessing over wine at the beginning of Shabbat and on Jewish holidays. The tray has a stylized oval shape, framed by a wide, raised rim...
Silver-mounted wine decanter with a handle shaped like a fantastical dolphin, Russian Empire, 1908–1917 Clear, cut glass; 875 silver, gilded in places; relief decoration, chiseling, and engraving. Dimensions and weight are not specified. Manufacturer unknown. The carafe has an elongated, pear-shaped body tapering toward a slender neck, set on a flat, polygonal base. The lower part of the bod...
A small, cylindrical basket with solid sides, made of silver. The body is decorated with a rich, engraved geometric and architectural ornamentation, featuring bands of stylized arcade motifs and repeating ornamental patterns. The upper edge is finished with a distinctive, wavy profile that forms a rhythmic pattern of semicircular notches. Silver, 84 fineness, Moscow 1879, Dimensions: 7 x 8 cm,...
8-piece set of napkin rings in 800-fine silver, presented to officers of the Italian Navy aboard the destroyer *Impetuoso*. See photo.
Estonian SSR, Tallinn, after 1956. 875/1000 silver; stamped, cast, chased, dotted, with partial oxidation or blackening of the recesses. Weight: 39 g. This is not an ordinary tea spoon, but a specialized strainer spoon for brewing tea. The item consists of the main, oval spoon bowl and a movable, convex, and densely perforated lid placed above it. The cap is hinged to the handle and can be til...
Russia, Russian Empire – two silver spoons, late 19th – early 20th century, 84 zolotniks (875/1000) silver, Total weight: 40 g. The larger spoon has a wide, deep, oval-shaped bowl, gilded on the inside, and an exceptionally long, slender, polygonal handle with ring-shaped constrictions and a profiled tip. On the reverse side of the bowl, there is a delicate engraved floral decoration. On t...
guilloché-patterned silver, wood, spirit burner, height 40 cm, manufacturer's mark on the bottom: FRAGET / N / PLAQUE, and the number 3734
Fraget, Warsaw – Early Plated Table Bowl – 1840Copper-plated, embossed, Manufacturer: Józef Fraget, Warsaw Diameter: 23 cm Height: 7.4 cm An original, early silver-plated table bowl made in 1840 by Józef Fraget’s workshop in Warsaw. The vessel takes the form of a shallow, circular bowl with a smooth, hemispherical body set on a low foot composed of several concentric profiles. The wide...
Dimensions without lid: body diameter 21.5 cm, height 7.6 cm. Silver-plated metal, embossed, engraved Manufacturer: Fraget, Warsaw, ca. 1860–1939 Number: “2484” An original silver-plated table tureen made by the renowned Warsaw manufacturer Fraget for the historic T. Fukier wine bar and restaurant, located at 27 Old Town Square in Warsaw. The vessel takes the form of a deep, circular tur...
Box-shaped sugar bowl, silver, size 12, decorated with floral motifs and rocailles, gilded on the inside. Dimensions: 10.5 x 11 x 14 cm Weight: 369 g
Russia, Russian Empire, most likely ca. 1896–1908. Silver with a fineness of 84 zolotniks, corresponding to the modern fineness of 875/1000; the surface has a golden hue, possibly with traces of former gilding. Crafted by a silversmith using casting, hammering, and chasing. The mark “84” and the silversmith’s name are visible on the spoon’s handle. A Russian imperial hallmark from th...
A small, cylindrical vessel, slightly widening toward the top, set on a distinctly defined, contoured foot. The body is decorated with an engraved ornament—a centrally placed, disc-shaped cartouche flanked by stylized plant motifs arranged symmetrically. The upper rim is finished with a decorative, serrated (arcade-style) frieze featuring geometric and star-shaped motifs. Below it runs a nar...
Silver casket, 950 silver, engraved, gilded on the inside, marked on the lid with "O.ROTY" and the goldsmith's initials "JQ"—Janvier Quercier Dimensions: diameter 8 cm, height 4 cm, weight 180 grams Louis-Oscar Roty (Paris 1846–1911 Paris) was one of the most famous medalists of the Art Nouveau period. He initially studied painting and sculpture, working under Lecoq de Boisbaudran, Augusti...
Venetian workshop, ca. 1790–1810 Material: silver Technique: profiling, openwork cutting, casting, soldering Dimensions: height 46 mm; 78 × 61 mm Weight: 86.5 g An original silver mount for a table salt shaker, made in a Venetian workshop at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. It was intended to hold a matching glass insert, which has not survived to the present day. The oval-shaped fr...
A silver box-shaped sugar bowl with a key-locked lid, decorated with a floral motif; 800 silver, hallmarked, with the silversmith’s initials “F.S.” Dimensions: 15x13x10 cm Weight: 470 g
A pair of elegant table knives with wide steel blades, straight backs, and rounded tips. Total weight: 210 g. Steel blades; silversmith unknown; length: 23.3 cm. The handles are made of hollow silver sheet, with an elongated, polygonal faceted shape that widens slightly toward the rounded ends. They are connected to the blades by profiled sleeves with a ring-shaped constriction. The Ostoja coa...
Weight: 191.1 g. Dimensions: height 64 mm A set of four small, identically shaped stemless glasses, most likely intended for serving vodka, fruit liqueurs, or other liqueurs. The glasses are cylindrical in shape: the lower part is wide and slightly bulging; above this, a gently defined step leads into a tapering neck, which widens again at the rim. Each glass rests on a flat, circular base. Th...
A set of five silver teaspoons with arrow-shaped handles, Russian Empire, Kostroma, early 20th century; 84-zolotnik (875) silver, gilded, engraved Weight: 33.6 g. Dimensions: 113 mm A set of five spoons with oval, slightly tapered bowls and long, slender handles, twisted spirally in the middle. The flat ends of the handles are shaped to resemble arrowheads: on both sides of a prominent central...
Władysław Z. Rogalski, Kraków – a silver teaspoon with a partially gilded bowl and a decorative handle, Poland, Second Polish Republic, ca. 1931–1939, 3 (800/1000), 27 g Poland, Kraków, Second Polish Republic period, ca. 1932–1939. Workshop of Władysław Z. Rogalski, a Kraków silversmith active during the interwar period. 800/1000 silver, gilded bowl. Weight: 27 g. Hammered, molded...
Decorative silver platter with a two-tone glass insert. Dimensions: 17x33x20.5 cm
An impressive table spoon with a large, deep bowl and a richly decorated handle. The piece is made of 800-fine silver and was most likely part of a formal table service, intended for serving dishes, desserts, fruit, or jams. Size: Weight: The ladle has a regular, elongated oval shape, gently tapering where it joins the handle. Its surface is smooth and free of ornamentation, creating a visual ...
Weight: 175 g. Dimensions: A striking, elaborate decorative appliqué depicting a naturalistically rendered rose branch. The composition consists of two fully bloomed flowers, several buds, leaves with serrated edges, and slender stems—some of which cross—featuring prominent thorns. The whole has an elongated, asymmetrical layout and is shaped as a three-dimensional relief with a strongly ...
[0.875 SILVER – NIELLO – SOVIET RUSSIA – VELIKIY USTYUG – “SEVERNAYA CHERN” – 1966] Two silver teaspoons with rich floral decoration Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Veliky Ustyug, 1966. Veliky Ustyug “Severnaya Chern” Factory (Russian: Великоустюгская фабрика «Северная чернь»). 875 silver, niello, engraving, and partial gilding. A set...
Plated white metal, 8 x 14.5 x 9.5 cmHallmark: H& Co, crossed hammersCondition: no claspStarting price: 800Estimate: 1,000–1,200; inquire about this item
A silversmith with the initials “C.P.,” hallmark “84,” and control marks—a silver milk jug with a wooden handle; Russian Empire Weight: 183 g. Height including handle: approx. 115 mm, The vessel has a bulbous, hemispherical lower section on a low, round foot and a tall neck that transitions into a wide, wavy spout. The lower body is decorated with large, raised flutes resembling peta...