Bottle coaster: Pair of Old Sheffield Silver Bottle Coasters 1805

The elegant use of the coasters, transfers to the environment, a marked elegance and a care for the table itself shines through, which protected by splendid coasters, maintains its quality intact.

A Splendid Workmanship and a Wide Measure distinguish our Splendid Collection of Works of Art and Antiques.

Da osservare con attenzione la Bellezza e la Unica Classe di questi splendidi oggetti unici.

The splendid pair of Magnum bottle coasters we present here are English, dating back to 1820, and represent a splendid accessory of great class and elegance.

The line, the material, and the harmonious presence transform our bottle coasters into almost museum pieces, capable of giving the environment that welcomes them that particularity and interest that reflects the strong personality of their owner.It is wonderful to be able to present and offer friends and acquaintances large bottles of Champagne in such splendid and elegant bottle coasters that enhance and elevate the quality of the product, the quality of the presentation, and the quality of life. 

From an ancient tradition, born in Birmingham since the early 1800s, we exhibit these splendid coasters from the 1960s, to which we are particularly fond of for the prestigious quality and workmanship and harmony that has always characterized the production of the English company. 

English bottle coaster in wood and 925/1000 silver, braided edge.

Beautiful to the touch, beautiful in the harmony of shape and in the solid strength of silver.

Objects of great class for everyday use, objects that accompany us with pleasure in our present.

We present a rare pair of Old Sheffield coasters from 1820, the English Geoergian period of incredible class and refinement.

Their large size, truly rare to see, allows them to also be used for large capacity bottles and decanters, transforming our tables and lounges into spaces of traditional elegance.

The splendid wood, the splendid and measured and harmonious side edge, reflects the English class and that Century, the 1800s, in which it was nice to surround yourself with beauty because beauty reflected that noble culture that work, good work, creates.