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May 2026 Newsletter

Antique silver

 

With the arrival of May and the welcome of its bank holidays, there is a renewed sense of occasion in the air. From May Day traditions to long, leisurely weekends spent with family and friends, it is a time that invites us to gather, celebrate, and enjoy the rituals of the table.

It is during these moments that antique silver truly comes into its own. Both practical and beautiful, these pieces were designed for exactly this purpose: to be used, admired, and passed from one generation to the next.

This month, we are focusing on silver for entertaining, highlighting pieces that bring both elegance and ease to spring and summer hosting. From Georgian serving spoons and Victorian entrée dishes to finely crafted wine coasters and ice pails, each reflects the craftsmanship and quiet refinement that define antique silver.

 

Antique Silver George III Entree Dish made in 1794

Silver Plate Dish made c1930

Sterling Silver Elizabeth II Goblet made in 1996

Antique Sterling Silver George V Tray made in 1918

Pair of Antique Silver George III Salt Cellars made in 1800

Sterling American Silver Jug made c1898

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Our Makers

An A to Z list of silversmiths featured on our website

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About Us

If you see something in Archive that you would have liked please contact us as we might be able to source

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Our Store

Our store is situated in vaults 3 and 5 on the right-hand side of the main corridor at The London Silver Vaults