One family has worked in silver since 1890. More than 130 years later, the name still stands for the same thing: pieces cut by hand and made to last.
Weigh a piece and you learn the price of its silver. The hand that cut it sets the rest.
The Tea Service
Every panel of every pot carries its own engraved scene, set on a tray worked edge to edge.
Cypress trees, deer and figures, cut into one side of a teapot.
The Bird Bowl
Crowded figure scenes framed in gilded arches, with a single bird resting on the lid.
The Card Case
Bright scrolling leaves left polished against a ground of fine parallel lines.
Figures in reserve, on a ground of tiny hand-cut flowers.
Goblet and Vase
Hammered by hand
Engraved Frame
Border work on four sides
Footed Bowl
Engraved band, gilded finish
Some of these hands are gone. Their designs will not be cut again.
Several pieces here come from masters who have passed away. Each design lives only in the silver they left behind.
That is why two pieces of the same weight can stand far apart in value.
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