Our March 2026 Silver & Objets de Vertu auction opens with a refined selection of Continental and international wares, including a Russian walking cane by the esteemed firm Fabergé.
Scottish silver remains a prominent feature, with fine examples from the respected Edinburgh firm Hamilton & Inches. The sale also presents the final selection from the studio of Dr Rodger Drew, a graduate of the Glasgow School of Art in the 1980s. Influenced by figures such as Michael Lloyd, Drew’s holloware and jewellery reflect a deep engagement with nature and the Scottish landscape.
Leading silversmiths, including Paul Storr, are represented, while the antique silver section concludes with an exceptional collection of antique spoons. The earliest, a Henry VI acorn-knopped spoon dating to circa 1450, forms part of a group assembled with notable care and devotion, largely during the 1980s by a single collector. Further highlights include a range of collectables, among them coins, Victorian hardstone jewellery, and a charming
