Art Deco Sterling Silver Breadbasket with Butterfly Motifs, R F Mosley, 1926

With an engraved motif of Bramble twining across one corner of this pleasingly weighted solid Sterling Silver centrepiece platter, offset by falling leaves opposite, this simple and decorative shallow dish perfectly captures the changes in tastes and styles towards the end of the Art Deco era. Made in 1938 at the Sheffield workshop of Mappin & Webb, the form is that of a ‘Tazza’ with its wide, low base...

A beautiful geometric grid of diamonds and triangles are cut out symmetrically from the sides of this solid sterling silver Edwardian breadbasket. Above this, a line of small trefoil...

This set of six solid sterling silver teaspoons from 1926, by Joseph Lyddiatt of Birmingham, are presented in the original black leather box in which they were sold. The interior of ...

A medium-sized, solid sterling silver centrepiece stand with an elegant pedestal base that upholds an unembellished, rimmed bowl. Made by the family company of Charles Iles in Birmingham in 1921, the overall effect is a simple, classical form for a refined piece of decorative...

Characteristic of the centrepieces known as Epergnes, this medium-sized Sterling Silver Edwardian example is designed to display flowers in its blooming-lipped central trumpet vase a...

Made from solid Sterling Silver by Cooper Brothers & Sons of Sheffield in 1906, this Edwardian comport bowl is wonderfully decorated with organic Art Nouveau...

We are just crazy for this sterling silver Art Nouveau breadbasket by William Durgin. It has a fluted rim with clusters of flowers and open work. Designed in the Art Nouveau style it...

Ridges encircle the entire inside of this Art Deco breadbasket. A simple but truly functional piece of silver to have on hand.  

Being offered is a sterling silver breadbasket by Gorham Silversmiths of Providence, Rhode Island. In addition to the sterling and Gorham hallmarks, it is signed (hallmarked)1911. ...

We are delighted to offer this sterling silver breadbasket by Reed and Barton, hallmarked 1937. It has a fluted edge giving it an Art Deco feel. The style goes with any decor or styl...

We are proud to offer this magnificent sterling silver breadbasket by the Whiting Manufacturing Company of New York, circa late 19th century. Grover Cleveland was the 24th President of the USA and there were only 43 states... Being that this breadbasket is approximately 130 years old, we decided to give it a full-makeover: taking out all the dents, dings and scratches and polishing it professionally. It looks as beautiful today as it did when it was manufactured and sold back then. We did not compromise its integrity, we kept the original hand-engraved monogram. It has a reticulated design around the sides with garlands and bows draping it. The rim is scalloped and around the center that same motif can be found. No detail was overlooked when designing this old-world treasure...

Sometimes less is more and here’s a fine example. This lovely midcentury sterling breadbasket. A simple form and a modern clean look. The inner ri...