English Provincial Silver

There were a number of other Assay offices in England. They opened and closed at different times, but included Newcastle, York, Sheffield, Birmingham and Exeter. Often thought to be cruder and not as good as the London silversmiths, there are a number of examples that show a number of the provincial silversmiths could match the big city counterparts. 
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  • Small Victorian Sterling Fiddle pattern ladle, John Stone, Exeter, 1849
    Sold
    $105.00
  • English sterling sugar spoon, George Unite, Birmingham, 1859
    $85.00
    $85.00
  • English Sterling Sifter Spoon, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1893
    Sold
    $115.00
  • Arts and Crafts English sterling mug, Hugh Wallis, Chester, 1928
    $1,250.00
    $1,250.00
  • English sterling silver pierced tazza, Zimmerman, Birmingham, 1912
    $1,495.00
    $1,495.00
  • Australian themed serviette ring, H.A.W, Birmingham, 1915
    $245.00
    $245.00
  • English sterling teapot, Birmingham, 1932 - 412 grams
    $2,095.00
    $2,095.00
  • English sterling sauce boat, Sheffield, 1944 - 294grams
    $1,495.00
    $1,495.00
  • Boxed pair of English sterling Card Holders, A Wilcox, Birmingham, 1932
    $295.00
    $295.00
  • Lovely English Sterling Silver Purse, Horton & Allday, Birmingham, 1897
    $325.00
    $325.00
  • English Sterling and Gold Fob, T & Co, Birmingham, 1929
    $49.00
    $49.00
  • Decorative English Sterling Vesta, William Oliver, Birmingham, 1897
    $165.00
    $165.00
  • Arts & Crafts English sterling spoon, Liberty & Co, Birmingham, 1904
    $195.00
    $195.00