Chinese Export Silver: The Silver Category That Eluded Everyone (5/15/13)
It’s not uncommon that I get torn off a strip by antique silver experts for the fact I’m forever extolling … More >>

Chinese Export Silver an Oft-Forgotten yet Significant Antique Silver Category (5/1/13)
Chinese Export Silver (1785-1940) is a much-forgotten, yet highly significant antique silver category. Early Chinese Export Silver was comprised mostly … More >>

Antiques Auction Forum Podcast: Adrien von Ferscht on Chinese Export Silver (3/1/13)
In this week’s installment of the Antiques Auction Forum podcast, Martin Willis speaks with Adrien von Ferscht, of Glasgow, Scotland, … More >>

Picasso Plate Expected to be Top Lot at Multi-Estate Auction (2/19/13)
NEW ORLEANS – A silver plate showing an image of a bull’s head by the renowned artist Pablo Picasso and … More >>

Revere Teapot, Martha Washington’s China Highlight Christie’s Americana Week (1/21/13)
NEW YORK — A series of American antiques sales, featuring offerings of silver, furniture, folk art, prints, pottery and Chinese … More >>

Dining with Antiques – Pierced Sterling Serving Pieces (7/5/11)
Wealthy Victorians had a formal, unique serving utensil for almost every kind of food—oysters, asparagus, bone marrow, crackers, fruit preserves, … More >>

Cincinnati Silver Tableware Still Shines 200 Years Later (11/16/10)
When Cincinnati’s first settlers arrived in 1788, they dreamed of establishing a trade center along the water highway of … More >>

Sheffield and Silver Plate: What to Look For (7/14/09)
The social background for the discovery of the methods of plating on copper used in the Sheffield process is quite … More >>

Archibald Knox Tudric muffin dish (10/14/08)
Archibald Knox Tudric muffin dish By Sherri Hall-Wilcox More >>

Sterling Silver Spoon (10/5/08)
I have a sterlingsilver serving spoon pat.1889. It has a mark between the sterling and pat.1889. How do I find how much this is worth? Or can someone give me an educated guess on how much it could be worth More >>