Silverware auctions

A pre-war notebook case—business card holder. The front features an image of Jan III Sobieski from the monument in Warsaw. Early 20th century. Zinc? Brass? Entirely silver-plated, with the original patina preserved. Good condition: minor scuffs and a few scratches. Dimensions: 21x12 cm Rare.
Pre-war promotional ashtray. SP. AKC. Metal Works. Norblin, the Buch Brothers, and T. Werner in Warsaw. Pipes, sheet metal, rods, rails, ropes, copper and brass wires. Silver-plated items. A nice collector’s item. Turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Good condition: minor scratches. Dimensions: 9x14 cm
Antoni Riedel—a Warsaw goldsmith who worked in Warsaw from 1874 to 1907. Weight: 22.36 g.
WMF - Antique Art Nouveau glass wine carafe - Germany, ca. 1900 [ART NOUVEAU] The carafe is mounted with silver-plated brass and decorated with Art Nouveau geometric motifs. Condition: very good [minor wear on the silver plating] Dimensions: height 34 [cm], width including handle: 17 [cm]
STORK [1959] MIECZYSŁAW NARUSZEWICZ - "Ćmielów" Tableware Porcelain Factory porcelain, spray-painted, height 10.5 cm, signature and inscription on the bottom, a small chip in the glaze on the edge of the tail, on the underside,
CHRISTMAS TREE VASE by Józef PODLASEK - "Zawiercie" Glassworks soda glass, body-colored, honey-colored, air bubbles in the glass height 23.2 cm, in very good condition—minor scratches on the base
Art Deco - nickel-plated brass - photo frame with a mirror - 1930s A simple geometric design with a sliding element for inserting photos into the frame On the other side, a mirror in its original condition. An old postcard from Katowice has been inserted in place of a photo. The piece makes for a striking addition to any stylish interior Condition—very good Dimensions: total length 24 [cm], ...
WMF - Art Nouveau punch bowl - Germany - 1900. The vessel’s classic design originates from the Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik [Signed WMF] The bowl is shaped like a silver-plated stand with a decorative repoussé base, and an original glass vessel decorated with palmettes and vertical wedges. Condition: very good with some minor flaws [wear on the silver plating of the handles and parti...
Gold-plated ice cream or champagne glasses by Zepter—the 1990s Iconic pieces of luxury tableware from the Baron series, plated with pure 24-karat gold The glasses were made from patented stainless steel that does not react with food, does not alter the taste of dishes, and is extremely durable. The set consists of six goblets and six small plates. Condition: very good [all pieces hallmarked]...
Christian Fjerdingstad—Silver-plated Art Deco sugar bowl—Christofle—France—1930s Christian Fjerdingstad [1891–1968], creative director of the renowned silverware company Christofle. An exceptional artist, considered one of the founders of the Art Deco style. A sugar bowl made of silver-plated brass with an ebony handle. Condition: very good minus [significant loss of silver plating] ...
Weight: 33.12 g. Dimensions: 5 x 4 cm. A metal vodka glass made by the Poznań Goldsmiths’ and Watchmakers’ Cooperative. Its simple, cylindrical bowl is covered with a dark patina and a dense, irregular texture resembling hammer marks or a cracked metal surface. This gives the austere vessel a sense of depth—light catches on the raised areas, while the recesses remain dark and matte. The...
A commemorative mug made of .800 silver, bearing the inscription: “Abbaye de Lausanne fondée en 1844” and engraved with: “Souvenir affectueux 1910.” Base diameter: 36 mm. Height: 71 mm Weight: 52.06 g.
A gift vase prepared to celebrate Kazimiera Niewiarowska’s name day by the stage crew of her theater. Kazimiera Niewiarowska—the prima donna of Warsaw operetta, theater director, renowned for her vaudeville roles and controversial performances. Learn more about this famous actress here. Base diameter: 14.5 cm. Height: 33.5 cm.
Silver-plated glass holders - Sandrik - Austria-Hungary, 1920s The handles were made from a high-quality alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc [alpaca], which is characterized by high hardness and a beautiful, silvery color; the bodies were then coated with a thick layer of pure silver using the electroplating method. Sandrik’s designs were characterized by geometric forms, understated details, ...
A set of six identical teaspoons with oval bowls and flaring, slightly curved handles. The surfaces of the handles are decorated with a delicate, asymmetrical floral pattern resembling a twig or elongated leaves. The ends of the handles are softly rounded and slightly raised. The spoons are housed in a rectangular, navy blue case with a metal clasp. The interior is lined with red fabric and fe...
A set of 12 enameled glasses in silver, decorated with a floral pattern created using the cloisonné technique. The item comes in its original period packaging. Weight of a single glass: approximately 40 grams Total weight: 512.96 g
Weight: 11.18 g Dimensions: 111 mm x 21.93 mm Marked with the manufacturer’s mark and the state silver fineness mark 3 (800) from the years 1963–1986. A teaspoon with a small, hemispherical bowl and a long, slender handle topped with a decorative cartouche bearing a coat of arms. The cartouche features a red enamel field with a white mermaid. Below the cartouche is a small decorative eleme...
A decorative platter made of layered milky and clear glass, featuring a colorfully painted relief—depicting a snail and a facsimile of Salvador Dalí’s signature. Laminated clear and milkyglass, relief embossed and hand-painted, with a metal stabilizing ring affixed to the back; height 3.5 cm, diameter 36 cm. Marked in black print: within a circle bearing the inscription: LIMITIERTE KUNSTR...
An eye-catching silver napkin ring featuring a nautical scene on the rim, created using the niello technique. The piece is characterized by the meticulous craftsmanship typical of bygone eras and will make a unique addition to any collection or dining table, adding a vintage flair to everyday meals. Weight: 11.18 g Dimensions: 41.62 x 22.18 mm Condition as shown in the photos.
12-karat silver, gold-plated on the inside, hallmarked (C. Wehdell in cursive within a rectangle, 12-karat hallmark within a square, in Warsaw in cursive within a rectangle); Height: 9 cm; width: 14 cm; depth: 10 cm; weight: 645 g. Warsaw, 1830s A rectangular sugar bowl with cut corners, resting on four lion’s paws ending in leaves that overlap the body. On the front is a plaque featuring a ...
800-fine silver Weight: 8.16 gr. Case: 52 x 40 x 19 mm.
8-piece set of napkin rings in 800-fine silver, presented to officers of the Italian Navy aboard the destroyer *Impetuoso*. See photo.
Art Deco - Hand-hammered copper coffee set with a warmer on a tray - 1930s This interwar-era set is characterized by its hand-hammered metal finish. The surface of the pieces is covered with regular indentations left by hammer blows. In the 1930s, this technique was used to deliberately break up smooth, factory-made surfaces, giving the objects a unique, metallic luster and a luxurious charact...
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...
consisting of 6 soup spoons (21 cm long), 6 knives and 6 appetizer forks (21.5 cm and 18 cm long), 6 dessert knives and 6 dessert forks (17.8 cm and 15.5 cm), 12 coffee spoons (10.5 cm long), 6 tea spoons (14 cm long), and 8 centerpieces: a serving spoon (31 cm long), a serving fork and spoon (25.6 cm and 26 cm long), 2 cold cut forks (15.5 cm long), a butter knife (18.4 cm long), a cheese kni...
Forged, repoussé, and chiseled silver. Height: 29 cm. Base: 10.5 x 10.5 cm. Silver weight: 327 gr. Hallmarks on one edge of the base. A trace of solder on one edge of the base. Condition: very good—as shown in the photo.
A pair of copper coffee pots from the Metaloplastyka Zakopane workshop. These are iconic, highly sought-after relics of Polish design from the communist era. These items combine oriental functionality with traditional, Podhale artistic craftsmanship. The body is made of hammered copper sheet, which conducts heat perfectly and ensures even heating; the interiors are tin-plated. A long, turned w...
Crystal inkwell for office use - Eneret D.F.A. - First half of the 20th century Manufactured by the renowned Dansk Forsølvnings Anstalt (D.F.A.) in Copenhagen The base consists of a sturdy tray made of silver-plated brass with a distinctive mark of two towers and the inscription “Eneret.” A massive crystal inkwell is mounted on the tray. Condition: very good minus [significant wear on the...
Silver case. Russia, Moscow, Dmitry Nikolayevich Nikolayev, 1890. Niello. Hallmarks: 84, St. George, 1890, ДH. Silver, niello; dimensions: 106.3 x 60.8 mm; weight: 120.5 g. Very good condition. All items can be viewed at our office in Warsaw at 7/19 Romualda Mielczarskiego St., Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To facilitate the viewing, please contact us in advance by phone at: 691-666-727
800-fine silver, hallmarked (crescent moon, crown, 800 mark, workshop mark; 800 mark); Height 12.5 cm, width 8.5 cm, depth 6 cm; weight 389 g. Germany, Düsseldorf, 1895–1917. A smooth, box-shaped sugar bowl resting on four ball-shaped legs, decorated with vertical curls at the bottom, featuring a handle in the form of a fixed loop.
tin; 28.3 cm marked on the bottom: CYNK / SZUBSKI / MADE IN POLAND Warsaw, mid-20th century
Serving plate / small plate, ca. 1960,The obverse features the coat of arms of Poznań. Imago Artis, fineness 3, weight 66 gr., diameter 14 cm, height ca. 1.5 cm. Repoussé silver; traces of patina that are easy to remove; no mechanical damage; in very good condition—as shown in the photo.
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...
Augsburg, 1670s 1. A cup decorated on the exterior with a depiction of a cluster of fruit, featuring a raised, eight-lobed, fluted collar, decorated at the bottom with a beaded pattern and above with an acanthus leaf motif; hallmarked silver (Augsburg city mark, silversmith’s monogram—interlaced “HB” within an oval outline, not fully struck, 1824 contribution mark with the letter “F�...
Includes: a round tray (height 1.4 cm, diameter 27.3 cm), a teapot (height 13.3 cm, width 17.1 cm, depth 11.4 cm), a sugar bowl with a lid (height 8.2 cm, diameter 7.4 cm), sugar spoon (length 9.7 cm), milk jug (height 5.8 cm, width 10.1 cm, depth 7.4 cm), 6 teacups (height 3.7 cm, width 8.7 cm, depth 7.2 cm); 6 saucers (height 1.3 cm, diameter 11.2 cm), tea spoons (length 8 cm); hallmarked pl...
JW Złotnik, 84, Kraków 1931–1963 Weight: 310 g, dimensions: 137 mm x approx. 90 mm x 72 mm Art Deco-style silver sugar bowl, “JW” workshop, Kraków, 1930s Poland, Kraków, Second Polish Republic, 1930s. 3-hallmark silver (800), interior gilded; body embossed, formed, soldered, and polished. The sugar bowl has a compact, geometric form, resembling a cuboid with strongly rounded, bulging...
Silver sugar bowl with rose decoration, fineness 0.800, 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 by ...
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 in 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, known as 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....
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...
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...
The object bears hallmarks, including the number “84” and a partially illegible workshop mark. The number “84” corresponds to a fineness of 84 zlotniki, meaning 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, issued fo...
Hallmarked silver (Augsburg city mark with the date letter A, the silversmith’s monogram IG—in an oval—and the surname SEETHALER—in a rectangle); height 8.5 cm, weight 95 g. Augsburg, 1781–1783. A smooth, round milk jug, flaring upward, tapering abruptly into the neck, with a wide spout and a tall, ribbon-shaped handle on the side. Next to the maker’s monogram is stamped the name o...
Plated oval platter Metal, plated. Dimensions: length: 44 cm, width: 31 cm On the bottom, near the edge, there are hallmarks and guild marks: "N," "W" within a hallmark symbol, and "0." The platter dates from the first half of the 20th century. Condition: Good (visible signs of silver oxidation and scratches). [AG]
3-grade silver? Hallmarked (J. C. KLINKOSCH—in a rectangle, court supplier’s mark—double-headed eagle, assay office mark with a clover, not fully stamped); width 50 cm, depth 21 cm; weight 799 g. Vienna, late 19th century. An oblong tray with longer sides curved in an arch and shorter sides cut at an angle, decorated with an openwork band, featuring a smooth surface and a raised rim encl...
brass; 28.7 cm signed on the bottom: St. Szubski Warsaw, 1930s
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...
A six-person cutlery set in a case. Knife—21.5 cm. Spoon—20.5 cm. Fork—18 cm. Teaspoon – 14 cm. Teaspoon – 10.5 cm. No signs of use; some natural patina in places, which is easy to remove.
Silver, 13 łut. Weight: 119 gr. Base diameter: 8 cm. Spout diameter: approx. 13 cm. Height: 9.5 cm. Signs of repairs. Condition as shown in the photo.
Silver-plated cutlery set in a case, Orfèvrerie Boulenger (Paris, France) Silver-plated. The set consists of 5 forks, 5 spoons, and 2 teaspoons. Visible manufacturer’s hallmarks. The set originates from Paris in the early 20th century. Fork: 21.5 cm; 74 g Spoon: 21.5 cm; 87.5 g Teaspoon: 14 cm; 25.40 g Case dimensions: 5.5 x 23.5 x 16 cm Condition: Good (used item, cleaned) [JRs119]
Delicate filigree platter, basket Silver, 19th-century Russian, hallmark 84 + head wearing a kokoshnik + E (?)Diameter 13 cm, base diameter 7.8 cmWeight: 82 gr. The patina is not removable.
A milk jug with the "USENBENZ" family crest engraved on it, Wallner, early 20th century. Metal, silver-plated. Capacity: 0.25 liters Dimensions: height 11 cm, length 13.5 cm The bottom bears the Wellner manufacturer’s mark with numerical designations. The milk jug was manufactured by the Wellner company in what is now Germany. It dates from the early 20th century and was crafted in a style c...
23.8 grams Dimensions: 103 mm, width: 92 mm 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 to the Hanukkah lamp are visible. The cap is shaped like a seven-branched menorah, with a symmetrical, flat comp...
glass, setting—800-fine silver; height 31.5 cm, diameter 16.8 cm. Germany, Schwäbisch Gmünd, late 19th century. A crystal glass jug, cut with repeating latticework palmette motifs on a circular base, bulging at the bottom and tapering upward into an elongated neck, encased in silver, decorated with two bands of floral ornamentation, featuring a triangular spout and a flat lid topped with a...

A Spice Cabinet

 
800 EUR
hallmarked silver (head of Minerva with illegible hallmark), glass; height 28 cm; width 29 cm, depth 15 cm; weight 547 g. France, ca. mid-19th century. Supported by four curved legs decorated with C-profiles and scrolls and a longitudinal base with an irregularly cut edge enclosed in a stylized acanthus tendril, on which are mounted two openwork baskets decorated with a motif of intertwining r...
partially gilded silver, 84 fineness, hallmarked (assay mark indicating 84 fineness, featuring a head in a kokoshnik and the assayer’s initials “IŁ” in Cyrillic—in an oval; the silversmith’s monogram “AP” in Cyrillic—in a square), niello; cup—height 8.5 cm, width 8.5 cm, depth 6 cm; saucer—height 1.6 cm, diameter 12 cm; weight 187 g. St. Petersburg, 1898–1914. The cup ha...
Tsarist Russia, 19th century. 84-fine silver, corresponding to a modern fineness of 0.875; cast, repoussé, chased, 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 body takes the form of a cylindrical tower with walls covered in a regular relief...
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...
Fraget, Warsaw – Early Plated Table Bowl – 1840 Warsaw, 1840 Copper-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 profi...
Silver, 3 pr., perfectly preserved gold plating on the inside, Polish silver hallmarks + "M 1" + a later inscription on the inside. Weight: 120 gr. Dimensions: 75 x 105 mm. In perfect condition, as shown in the photo.
A set of antique knives with light-colored handles adorned with a monogram Metal with a bone handle or a plastic handle imitating bone. Each knife features a monogram on the tang, crafted using the niello technique. Number of pieces: 17 Knife length: 25.5 cm Knives stored in a case. Dimensions: 7 x 25.5 x 33 cm Condition: good. Used. Cracks. [JRs63]
Unmarked nickel-plated metal (with a stylized bird design on the base of the burner / GFS GFSCH), overall height 23 cm, width 29 cm, depth 21 cm. Germany, mid-20th century A hemispherical, smooth jug with a beaded border; the spout is shaped like a bird’s beak and emerges from the eye; a volute-tipped handle is positioned on the axis, wrapped in plastic tape imitating rattan; the lid is slig...
Tsarist Russia – Silver Tray / “Trompe-l’œil” Bread Basket – Moscow, 1896 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 o...
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...