Explore The Silver Queen's exquisite hollowware collection, featuring beautifully crafted serving pieces designed to enhance your dining experience. From elegant bowls and trays to stunning teapots and coffee servers, our hollowware pieces are made with the finest materials and attention to detail. Perfect for both everyday use and special occasions, our hollowware combines functionality with timeless elegance. Each piece is meticulously crafted to ensure durability and beauty, making them cherished additions to your table setting. Shop now at The Silver Queen and discover the perfect hollowware pieces to elevate your dining experience.
Made by Paul Storr in London, England in 1808
6.5" tall (to top of pomegranate) x 9.5" deep x 12" wide
Sterling Silver
Pomegranate finial with gadroon and shell border.
Landscape Repousse
Small butter dish with well and tray for ice to keep the butter cold, open design.
7.5" diameter x 1.5" tall
sterling silver
circa 1903-1924
Bone China by Lenox.
Silver Overlay by Reed and Barton.
Ca. Early 20th Century.
Teapot measures 4.25" tall (to lid), 7.25" long, 4.25" wide.
Sugar measures 2.5" tall, 4.5" wide.
Creamer measures 2.8" tall to handle, 3.5" long.
Made in Edenborough, Scotland in 1826 by Alexander Edmonstoun III
Sterling Silver
Featuring repousse flowers, gadroon border, acanthus leaves and claw feet.
No monogram or crest, which is highly unusual.
Original burner still intact
Made by Sibray, Hall & Co Ltd (Charles Clement Pilling) of Sheffield, England in 1907
23.75"w (27" w/ handles) x 14.25d x 1.75"t
In the style of Glasgow or Cymric
