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.
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.
Length: 11.5 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Length: 19 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
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.
Set for 12 people; a few additional pieces are missing, but all the essential items are included. Condition as shown in the photos: very good
Serves 6. In very good condition, as shown in the photos
Includes: 12 soup spoons (23 cm long), 12 forks, and 12 main-course knives (22.5 cm and 25.8 cm long), 12 teaspoons (15.5 cm long), a pair of salt shakers with gilded interiors (6.8 cm high, 9.5 cm wide, 7.2 cm) with 2 salt spoons featuring gilded shell-shaped scoops (length 10 cm), a serving spoon (length 30.5 cm) and a ladle (length 20 cm) with gilded scoops, as well as a half-platter spoon ...

Platter

 
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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 ...
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.
Dimensions: height 9.5 cm, width (including handles) 17.5 cm, length 21 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
platerDimensions: 15 x 24 cmmanufacturer's mark on the bottom: 'WARSZAWA | FRAGET | 1850 | 1:QTE:'
12-gauge silver, hallmarked. Weight: 172 g Dimensions: 8.5 x 9.5 x 6 cm Jan Maciej Schwartz (1772–1828) was an outstanding Warsaw goldsmith of the early 19th century. He was the son of a royal court marksman in Warsaw. He established his goldsmith’s workshop before 1800. His workshop was located at 651 Przejazd Street. It was in this workshop that the outstanding Warsaw goldsmith Karol Fil...
zinc; 26 cm marked on the bottom: CYNK Szubski / MADE IN POLAND
Silver, hallmarked; maker's mark “FIEDLER,” Poznań city mark—B. Edward Fiedler was active in Poznań from 1828 to 1865. Length: 31 cm Weight: 108 g
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...
Silver, 3 pr., marked: "RYT" Length 16 cm, weight 24 grams Rytosztuka was an artistic handicraft workers’ cooperative founded in Poznań in 1950 that operated until 1992. It produced silver jewelry and accessories inspired by the Art Deco style. Rytosztuka’s jewelry was quite substantial and adorned with geometric patterns. The pieces were marked with the miniature inscription “RYT” or...
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.
A plated napkin holder shaped like a three-dimensional butterfly; there is space for napkins between the wings. Dimensions: 11x11.5x6 cm
consisting of 12 soup spoons (20.4 cm long), 12 forks, and 12 main-course knives (20.5 cm and 24 cm long), 12 appetizer forks and 12 appetizer knives (17.5 cm and 19.5 cm long), 12 soup spoons (17 cm long), 12 dessert forks (14 cm long), 12 teaspoons (13.7 cm long), 12 fish forks and 12 fish knives (17.6 cm and 19.5 cm long) , 12 lobster forks (20.5 cm long), and 7 center-of-the-table pieces�...
An Art Nouveau-style, richly decorated box made of bronze-plated metal. The interior is lined with soft fabric. It locks with a key; the lock is in working order. Dimensions: 6.5 x 14 x 8 cm
Includes: 12 main-course forks and 12 main-course knives (21.5 cm and 24.5 cm long), 12 soup spoons (21.5 cm long), 12 broth spoons (18 cm long); 12 appetizer forks and 12 appetizer knives (15.8 cm and 21 cm long); 12 fish forks and 12 fish knives (18 cm and 20.5 cm long); 12 oyster forks (13.1 cm long); 12 ice cream spoons (14 cm long); 12 mocha spoons (12.5 cm long) and 10 center-of-the-tabl...
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
Signed silver plate. Dimensions: 45x17x2 cm Around 1880, Marceli Jakubowski and Marcin Jarra were sent from Warsaw to Kraków to establish a branch of the Norblin Silver-Plated Goods Factory on Wiślna Street. In 1887, they founded their own company, “Jakubowski et Jarra,” where they initially operated a warehouse and traded in silver-plated goods imported from, among others, the Norblin W...
Silver-plated piece marked with the company logo. Height: 23.5 cm Diameter: 26.5 cm Fraget (Józef Fraget) – a silver-plated goods factory founded in 1824 in Warsaw by Alfons and Józef Fraget. In 1844, Józef Fraget purchased a plot of land on Elektoralna Street, built facilities there, and reorganized and modernized factory production. A year later, a second showroom was opened on Krakowsk...
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.

WMF, Sugar Tongs

 
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platerDimensions: 11.2 x 2 cmWMF
An oval platter with a guilloché finish and openwork sides decorated with flowers, stems, and a braided pattern; C-shaped handles; silver-plated on brass; signed “L. HENIG, lion emblem, GALW-ŁÓDŹ.” Dimensions: 8x36x24 cm Ludwik Henig—an entrepreneur from Łódź—ran a shop on Piotrkowska Street selling fine goods, both silver-plated and made of bronze. From 1890 to 1898, he collabo...
Openwork bowl, signed plate. Model 2397. Diameter 12.5 cm, height 3.5 cm The Henneberg Brothers Silverware Factory was founded in 1857 as a partnership between Juliusz (also known as Julian) Henneberg (1835–1907) and Michał Czajkowski. From 1862 onward, the factory was located at 17 Wolska Street in Warsaw. Production included silver- and gold-plated cutlery, fine goods, and artistic items,...
Decorative 800-grade silver box with a wooden interior. Dimensions: 5x17x10 cm Weight: 410 g
Includes: 12 spoons (20.5 cm long), 12 forks, and 12 main-course knives (20.5 cm and 23.4 cm long), 12 appetizer forks and 12 appetizer knives (17.5 cm and 20 cm long), 12 soup spoons (17.5 cm long), 11 cake forks (13.6 cm long), 12 tea spoons (14 cm long), 12 coffee spoons (10.2 cm long), 12 fish forks and 12 fish knives (16.5 cm and 19.5 cm long), 12 lobster forks (length 18.8 cm), and 10 ce...
Condition as shown in the photos
Silver, hallmarks illegible. Height: 23 cm Weight: 468 g
33 pieces. Visual condition as shown in the photos
Condition as shown in the photos
950 silver, walnut wood, glass. Dimensions: 25x20 cm (photo size: 16x11 cm)
12 knives, 6 forks, 1 large knife, and 1 large spoon. See the photos for the condition of the items.
Leaf-shaped coin tray in gold-plated silver.
The set consists of a teapot, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, and a tray. The design allows for the addition of a monogram. The visual condition is as shown in the photos; very good.
English Silver-Plated Heavy Plate, Sheffield The silver plating is in good condition, with no chips Dimensions: 10x10x2 cm Weight: 145 grams Very good condition, as shown in the photos
Pair of silver-plated pewter jars with two handles, featuring a smooth body decorated with a lion holding a ring and animal-shaped feet. Each jar is adorned with a large central "mask" in the shape of a lion's head; it also features elaborate, studded handles and a pedestal base. Manufactured by Athena. 400 1500 2500 cm 60x50x20
Condition as shown in the photos: very good
Silver-Plated Oxidized Teapot, early 20th century, Northern Goldsmiths, Newcastle upon Tyne, England The silver plating is in very good condition, with no chips Dimensions: 30x16x12 cm Weight: 820 grams Visual condition is very good, as shown in the photos. The handle moves; needs repair.
A set for 12 people, plus an additional 12 knives, 6 forks, 5 fish forks, and 6 fish knives. One knife and some small spoons are missing. See the photos for the condition of the items.
6 dessert forks, 6 teaspoons, and a pair of tongs. See the photos for the condition of the items.
Dimensions: 12.5 x 7.5 mm. In good visual condition, as shown in the photos
Condition as shown in the photos: very good
The set consists of 6 forks and 6 knives. Made in England. In very good condition, as shown in the photos
A set consisting of a large spoon and a large, wide fork. Made in England. In very good condition, as shown in the photos
Set of Teaspoons with a Monk Design, Silver-Plated, in a Box The silver plating is in good condition, with no chips, and has a natural patina 6 pieces in the set In good condition, as shown in the photos
6 tablespoons and one larger one. See the photos for the condition.
Condition as shown in the photos
1910–1920. Dimensions: 28x15x14 cm. In very good condition for its age, as shown in the photos
The condition shown in the photos is very good. The set consists of a large teapot, a sugar bowl, a milk jug, and a pitcher.
Hamilton & Laidlow, Glasgow or Sheffield. Dimensions: 29x14x14 cm. In very good condition for its age, as shown in the photos
6 forks. Visual condition as shown in the photos