Collectors' Silvers

An oval tray in embossed and chiselled silver. Genoa, Torretta stamp for the year 1765

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Third quarter of the 18th century, Torretta mark with unreadable date

A holy water found in embossed and chiselled silver depicting the Virgin Mary, Genoa, Torretta punch for the year 1741

Molten, embossed, perforated and chiselled silver. Torretta punch for the year 177...

Embossed and chiselled silver, apparently unmarked

Embossed and chiselled silver, apparently unmarked. Second half of the 18th century

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver, glass basin. Torretta mark for the year 1748 and mark for the city of Barcelona

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. One from the 18th century (Torretta stamp for the year 1726?), the other apparently unmarked

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Guarantee marks for Turin in use from 1824 to 1872

Two sculptural crowns in embossed, gilt and chiselled silver, apparently unmarked

Both in embossed, perforated and chiselled silver, apparently unmarked.

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Turin, third quarter of the 18th century; stamps for assayer Bartolomeo Pagliani (1754-1775)

An oil and vinegar cruet in embossed, chiselled and perforated silver and glass. Guarantee marks for assayer Bartolomeo Bernardi (…1779-1816), silversmith's stamp for Giovanni Battista Novalese (1783-1802) and an unidentified stamp

A pair of Neoclassical candle holders in molten, embossed, chiselled and gilt silver. Turin, end of the 18th century, guarantee stamp in use between 1787 and 1818. Master silversmith Giovanni Battista Boucheron (1746-1815)

Embossed and chiselled silver. Stamp in use from 1746 ca., marks for assayer Benedetto Phister (in use from 1784 on) and silversmith Giuseppe Cavallina (…1780-1828…)

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Stamp in use from 1746 ca., mark for silversmith Giovanni Battista Cavallina (…1735…) and another unidentified mark

City guarantee mark and mark for silversmith Gaetano Pettocchi (1812-1859)

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Title stamps and unidentified assayer's mark AP

Embossed and chiselled silver. Venice, third quarter of the 18th century. Silversmith's mark dated to 1761 and other worn mark

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Venice, 18th century, unidentified silversmith's mark

A small tray in molten, embossed and chiselled silver

Embossed and chiselled silver, apparently unmarked

Embossed and engraved silver. Unidentified silversmith's mark

Two candle holders in molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Guarantee stamp and unidentified silversmith's' mark

A “Turkish style coffee pot in embossed and chiselled silver. Milan, second half of 18th century. Unidentified stamps

Embossed silver within a gilt wood frame. Guarantee marks and unidentified assayer and silversmith stamps

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Likely by Todi, 18th century, cameral stamp and mark for silversmith Carlo or Paolo Pascocci (?)

A two-handled silver cup

A stand in molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Tuscan manufacture from the 18th century. Unidentified silversmith's mark

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver stand with glass cruets

cm 22x10x30,5, gr. 620. Base a plinto rettangolare con bordo decorato a fogliette e unghiature poggiante su piedi artigliati. Fusto centrale con elegante motivo a tritoni contrapposti e presa ovale a volute. Porta ampolle con raffigurazioni di cariatidi [..]

Molten, embossed, chiselled and engraved silver with a wooden handle, Rome, late 18th century, cameral stamp and mark for silversmith Giuseppe (III) Spagna (1791 - 1817)

An important Neoclassical coffee pot in molten, embossed and chiselled silver with an ebonised wood handle, designed by Carlo Barabino. Genoa, Torretta mark for the year 1802

A pair of candle holders in embossed and chiselled silver. Genoa, Mint guarantee marks in use from 1824 to 1872 (coiled dolphin and Mauritian cross) and other unidentified mark

Three-armed candle holders in embossed and chiselled silver. Guarantee mark in use between 1824 and 1872 (coiled dolphin)

Molten and embossed silver. Torretta punch for the year 1796

Embossed and chiselled silver. Mint title stamps in use between 1824 and 1872 (crowned eagle with the Savoia emblem and ox head)

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Turin, first half of the 19th century, marks for silversmith Pietro Borrani (...1822- 1824...)

Chiselled silver. Guarantee marks in use from 1824 to 1872 and unreadable silversmith's mark (Ludovico Musso?)

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Mark for silversmith Francesco Ceppi and title mark in use from 1872

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Worn goldsmith's mark and stamps for the city's Guarantee Office

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Unknown goldsmith's mark and stamps for the city's Guarantee Office

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Cameral stamp in use between 1803 and 1805 and unidentified silversmith's mark

Embossed and chiselled silver. Cameral stamp (in use from 1817) and unidentified goldsmith's mark, traceable to Giuseppe II Brunelli or Giuseppe Battaglia

Two candle holders in embossed and chiselled silver. Italian manufacture from the 19th century. Marks used by the Napoleonic administration from 1 September 1809 to 17 May 1814

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. City stamp (Marzocco)

Embossed and chiselled silver. Cameral stamp dated 1780

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Naples, second quarter of the 19th century, assayer's stamp for Paolo de Blasio (in use between 1932 and 1935) and worn goldsmith's mark, likely attributable to Salvatore Spreta

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Second quarter of the 19th century. City's guarantee mark (Parthenopean profile with the letter N and the number 8)

Embossed and chiselled silver. Title mark in use from 1872

Molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Naples, second quarter of the 19th century, city guarantee stamp (Partenopean head with an N, in use from 1832) and mark for silversmith Giuseppe Chirchiano (active between 1820 and 1850 ca.)

Four candle holders in molten, embossed and chiselled silver. Two of Neapolitan manufacture from the second quarter of the 19th century, city guarantee mark and mark for silversmith Giuseppe Sisino (active from 1830); one of Sicilian manufacture, Palermo, [..]

A tankard in carved ivory and embossed, chiselled and gilt silver, German Manufacture from the 18th century

A lot with a vase and a cup in molten, chiselled and gilt silver, Rock crystal and coloured enamels, apparently unmarked, Austria, 19th century. Also in the lot are a small enamelled silver box, Russia, 19-20th century and an unmarked perfume bottle

A ceremonial belt and brooch with corals and gilt metal details, Central Europe (Hungary?), 18th-19th century

An ivory Corpus Christy on a cross in gilt copper, silver and malachite. Rome, second half of the 19th century, cameral stamp in use from 1815 to 1870 and unidentified silversmith's mark (GZ within a lozenge)

A small gold box with semiprecious stone inlays and a miniature mosaic depicting ancient Roman ruins

A crucifix in silver, corals and coloured cloisonné enamels. Goldsmith Fecarotta, Palermo, 20th century

A gold brooch with a miniature mosaic depicting the temple of Vesta, likely of Roman manufacture from the 19th century

Gold, natural pearls and aventurine; bears an effigy of king Vittorio Emanuele II. Red leather case with the inscription “L. & F. COLE Cambridge”