Rectangular silver tray – 1930s, Czechoslovakia

Silver bowl with smooth polished parts, decorative openwork and an embossed rim. Marked with the Czechoslovak hallmark used between 1929-1941 and František Bibus' "FB" master mark. The founder of the company was Franz Josef Bibus (1860-1941), who worked in Moravská Třebová since 1883, where he married and in 1887 had a son Carl Alois Franz Bibus. He...

Art deco bowl on a foot made of silver of 800/1000 fineness by famous silversmith company of František Bibus. Marked with the First Czechoslovak Republic hallmark used between 1929-1941, the fineness number “800” and the manufacturer “FB”. The surface of the metal bears light signs of patina.

A set of six coasters stored in a stand shaped like a basket. Made of silver with a fineness of 800/1000 by the Czechoslovak (originally Upper Hungary) company Sandrik in the 1940s–1950s.

Plain silver plate made of solid 800/1000 silver. The wide rim features a calligraphic monogram "SR". Marked with the Austro-Hungarian "Diana" hallmark (used since 1872), the maker's mark "JCK" for Josef Carl Klinkosch, and "the Imperial Eagle" hallmark. Josef Carl Klinkosch (1822–1888) was a prominent Viennese silversmith and official supplier to the...