Silverwork Collection
Silverwork is an art form that has captivated the world for centuries, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and timeless beauty
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Silverwork is an art form that has captivated the world for centuries, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and timeless beauty. From delicate necklaces adorned with turquoise, diamonds, silver, and gold from the 19th century to intricate teapots crafted in 1833-34 using pure silver, each piece tells a unique story. Traveling back in time to the Third Intermediate Period of Dynasty XXII (c. 945-715 BC), we encounter a stunning silver sistrum that resonates with ancient Egyptian culture. Its intricate design reflects the skillful hands of artisans who meticulously shaped this musical instrument. Moving forward to the late 18th century, an Adam-style two-handled cup and cover catch our attention with its elegant curves and ornate engravings on sterling silver. This masterpiece exemplifies the opulence and sophistication of its era. A tea canister dating back to 1768-1769 showcases not only its functionality but also its artistic value. The fine details etched onto this silver container demonstrate how even everyday objects were transformed into works of art during this period. Another remarkable example from ancient Egypt is a silver sistrum from Dynasty XXII (c. 945-715 BC). This sacred instrument was used in religious ceremonies as it emitted enchanting sounds when shaken by priests or priestesses. Delving further into history, we discover a beautifully crafted silver medal featuring Anne Isabella (1655-1703), wife of Charles III Ferdinand of Mantua. This portrait captures her grace and elegance while commemorating her place in history. Intricately designed chalices made from gilt silver take us back to different periods - one hailing from the 15th century and another bearing an inscription dedicated to Santa Teresa de Jesus before 1569 in Castile. These holy vessels symbolize devotion and spirituality through their exquisite craftsmanship. An impressive procession crucifix crafted in gilt silver during the 18th century catches our eye.