Charles Boyton & Son Silver Monteith Bowl
A George V silver Monteith bowl by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd of London. This result reflects demand for substantial English silver, distinctive presentation bowls and work by recognised London silversmiths.
Specialist Department
Silver
Hutchinson Scott offers a broad selection of antique, period and modern silver through our seasonal Fine Interiors Auctions and subsequent Timed Auctions.
From Georgian table silver and presentation pieces to canteens, trays, decorative objects and modern silversmithing, careful cataloguing and international bidding connect each lot with collectors in the UK and overseas.
Silver at Auction
Historic silver and celebrated craftsmanship with international appeal
Our auctions present English, Scottish, Irish, Continental and Russian silver spanning many periods and makers, supported by detailed research, clear photography and worldwide online bidding.
Seasonal Auctions
Silver is offered through our seasonal Fine Interiors Auctions and subsequent Timed Auctions.
English Silver
Our sales include Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and twentieth-century silver by respected British silversmiths.
Table and Decorative Silver
We handle trays, bowls, tureens, tea and coffee services, candlesticks, canteens, cutlery and decorative silver objects.
Valuation Advice
Our team can advise on antique silver valuations, hallmarks, auction suitability, cataloguing and the consignment process.
Previous Auction Successes
Notable silver sales
These previous results demonstrate the range of antique silver, tableware and important silversmiths represented in Hutchinson Scott auctions.
Late Nineteenth-century Silver Tray
A large late nineteenth-century oval silver twin-handled tray. It demonstrates the continuing auction appeal of impressive antique silver trays, formal table silver and substantial presentation pieces.
George Adams Victorian Silver Canteen
A Victorian canteen of silver cutlery for twelve in the Tudor design by George Adams, presented in its fitted oak case. It highlights demand for complete antique silver canteens and fine nineteenth-century English flatware.
Pierre Platel George I Silver Sauce Boats
An important and rare pair of George I cast silver double-lipped sauce boats by Pierre Platel, dated 1717. They demonstrate the strength of the market for rare early Georgian silver and exceptional historic craftsmanship.
Celebrated Makers
Distinguished silversmiths and historic workshops
Hutchinson Scott has sold silver by celebrated makers including Pierre Platel, George Adams, John Houle, Charles Boyton & Son and modern British silversmith Stuart Devlin.
Each piece is assessed for its hallmarks, maker, date, weight, construction, decoration, condition and provenance before being carefully catalogued and presented to the market.
Early Georgian Silver
Rare seventeenth- and eighteenth-century table silver by respected makers, including important work by Huguenot silversmith Pierre Platel.
Victorian and Edwardian Makers
Canteens, presentation pieces and table silver by established names such as George Adams, John Houle and Charles Boyton & Son.
Modern British Silver
Distinctive twentieth-century design and collectable silver by influential makers, including the innovative silversmith Stuart Devlin.
