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Silver Department

Telearte’s collection of antique and modern silverware is a synthesis of European and non-European production from the 16th to the 20th century. Italian, English, French, Austrian, Russian, Portuguese, and German silvers are archived in our ever-growing and constantly evolving collection. Whether you are a collector looking for a unique piece for your collection or simply want to give a precious gift to someone you love, investing in precious metals and elegant manufactures may prove to be the right choice.

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Collectible silverware

Telearte has always had a great interest in quality antique silver; it has always selected artifacts of various provenance and manufacture with great passion and expertise in order to offer only the best to its customers worldwide.

Auction No. 12 - Silver Christmas

Our December 2021 auction was dedicated to an area beloved by many collectors, silver. Auction par excellence of the Christmas season, rich in quality and great variety. The catalog features–among others–exceptional artifacts from the great English tradition, rare objects of Roman, Jewish, and Russian manufacture. –> Catalog <–

Auction No. 20 - Silver Wonderland

November 2022 auction that offered an extraordinary collection of silverware and cadeau designed just for the advent of the Christmas season. 250 lots divided into two auction sessions, two days devoted entirely to the world of antique and modern silver, with several lots of international significance. –> Catalog <–

: Caraffa e bacile in argento, manifattura tedesca del XIX secolo

: Grande zuppiera in argento, Londra 1755 Manifattura del periodo Giorgio II

: Gruppo di quattro salsiere in argento, Londra 1792 Manifattura dei maestri William Pitts e Joseph Preedy

: Tankard in argento, Londra 1812 Argentieri Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard

: Tankard polacco in argento con parti dorate Polonia, XVII secolo, probabili marchi della città di Jaroslav

: Caraffa e bacile in argento con parti dorate, prima metà del XVIII secolo Manifattura tedesca della città di Augsburg

: Zuppiera in argento, Roma 1820 Con coperchio e sottopiatto, opera del maestro argentiere Stefano Fedeli

: Coppia di candelabri a tre fiamme in argento Manifattura della città di Londra del 1750, marchi del maestro argentiere Philip Garden

: Lucerna in argento, Roma tra il primo e il secondo quarto del XIX secolo Con figura femminile centrale e ventola a farfalla. Argenteria romana, produzione di Angelo Giannotti

: Turibolo in argento, prima metà del XVI secolo Eseguito sui modelli architettonici rinascimentali; parte sottostante decorata a sbalzo con motivi vegetali; opera di provenienza fiorentina

: Silver epergne, London 1784 Marks of master silversmith Thomas Pitts I. Specimen published in Jackson’s Silver and Gold Marks “Epergne with central basket and outline baskets”