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We have made every effort to identify correctly the manufacturer if the piece has been hallmarked. We do not guarantee the identification due to the very large number of silverplate or electroplate manufacturers in the United States and England.

Web pages CANDLELABRA & CANDLESTICKS, CENTERPIECES, TEA/COFFEE SETS, and WAITERS' AND BUTLERS' TRAYS contain both sterling and silverplate items. Items in those categories are not included in ANTIQUES SILVERPLATE/ELECTROPLATE.

Candy Dish with Vaseline Glass Insert Fluted Sides with Hexagon Chain and Center Star wit Bun Feet	England Frances Howard 1870-1874 5 3/4" x 5 3/4" x5" T
Fruit Basket with Scalloped and Reticulated Sides	England Cooper Bros & Son 1850-1891 11 3/4" L x 8 1/2" W x 3" T w/o Handle
Pair of Covered Dishes Beaded Trim	England James Deakin & Sons 1886-1897 8 1/8 "W x 10 3/4"L x 3" H
Flower Spill with Leaves	England Albert Edward Warner 1897-1905 6" T
Egg Cruett with 6 Cups Engraved Base	England Wm Gallimore 1836-1891 11" T
Carving Set with Horn Handles in Presentation Case	England Thomas Turner & Co. Cutler to His Majesty c. 1910
Coffee Urn Highly Decorated	England E Stacy & Sons 1857-1934 Urn Circa 1890 20 1/2" T
Tea Kettle on Stand 17" T	England James Dixon & Sons 1848-1878 Tea Kettle c. 1860
Pair of Dish Covers Engraved with the "Order of the Garter" 10 1/4"W x 14 3/4"L x 9"H	England James Dixon & Sons 1848-1878 Covers c. 1860
Footed Cake Basket with Handle with Floral and Bird Trim	America Middleton Plate 1866-1898 Cake Diameter 8 3/4" 6" T w/o Handle
Covered Butter Dish with Drain Plate in Egyptian Motif	America Simpson Hall & Miller 1866-1898 Engraved Dec. 2, 1873 8" D Overall 6" T
Teapot Engraved 9" T	England Atkins Bros. 1853-1925 Teapot c. 1860
Teapot Engraved with Bead Trim 8 1/2" T	America E G Webster & Son 1886-1928 Teapot c. 1900
Teapoons (12) w Sugar Tongs in Presentation Case Bright Cut	England Thomas Bradbury & Sons 1832-1916 Set c. 1875
Pair of Jam Spoons with Mother of Pearl Handles in Presentation Case	England Probably Joseph Smith & Sons c. 1860
Pair of Dessert Spoons in Presentation Case Engraved	England John Turton 1879-1910 c. 1890