British silversmiths

Antique Silver & Jewellery: The Shine of the British Empire

Antique silver from the era of the British Empire continues to captivate collectors and lovers of fine craftsmanship around the world. Especially during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837–1901), silversmithing reached an artistic peak. British silversmiths created intricate jewellery pieces that were not only symbols of status but true wearable works of art. The Victorian era embraced detail, floral motifs, and historical influences. Masters like Paul Storr and renowned workshops in Birmingham and Sheffield set new standards in design and quality. Their hallmarked...

Antique Men’s Jewellery – Timeless Style with History

Antique men’s jewellery represents timeless elegance and masculine sophistication. From 18th-century signet rings to 1960s tie pins, jewellery has always been a symbol of status, style, and personal identity. During the 19th and early 20th centuries, French and English goldsmiths crafted some of the finest and most refined pieces for the gentleman of distinction. In France, elegant cufflinks, finely engraved pocket watches, and artistic tie clips in Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles defined men’s accessories. In Britain, silversmiths created classic...

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