Collection: Canadian

On July 1, 1867, with passage of the British North America Act, the Dominion of Canada was officially established as a self-governing entity within the British Empire. This merged together the colonies of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec and Ontario. Further areas were added for the rest of the nineteenth century. 

As such the majority Canadian silver from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries will come from the eastern side of Canada. Here, there were a number of makers in cities such as Toronto, Montreal and St. John

We have one of the largest inventories of nineteenth century Canadian silver available, so please let us know if you are looking for any maker in particular. 

6 products
  • Two Canadian Sterling Silver trays, Birks, 1940-41
    Two Canadian Sterling Silver trays, Birks, 1940-41
    Regular price
    $495.00
    Sale price
    $495.00
  • Rare West Indian/Canadian Fiddle and Thread Salt Spoon, Peter Nordbeck, 1815-1845.
    Rare West Indian/Canadian Fiddle and Thread Salt Spoon, Peter Nordbeck, 1815-1845.
    Regular price
    $395.00
    Sale price
    $395.00
  • Pair of Canadian Tablespoons, George Savage and Son, Montreal & Toronto, 1829-1843
    Pair of Canadian Tablespoons, George Savage and Son, Montreal & Toronto, 1829-1843
    Regular price
    $285.00
    Sale price
    $285.00
  • Canadian Fiddle Pattern Tablespoon, Nelson WALKER, Montreal, 1831-1855
    Canadian Fiddle Pattern Tablespoon, Nelson WALKER, Montreal, 1831-1855
    Regular price
    $295.00
    Sale price
    $295.00
  • Canadian Salt Spoon, JA DWIGHT, Montreal, 1818-1847
    Canadian Salt Spoon, JA DWIGHT, Montreal, 1818-1847
    Regular price
    $125.00
    Sale price
    $125.00
  • Pair of Canadian Tablespoons, George Savage and Son, Montreal & Toronto, 1829-1843
    Pair of Canadian Tablespoons, George Savage and Son, Montreal & Toronto, 1829-1843
    Regular price
    $265.00
    Sale price
    $265.00