Silver

Goldsmiths’ Hall, home of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths since 1339, is a landmark of London’s craft heritage and the venue for the annual Goldsmiths’ Fair. Showcasing 136 jewellers and silversmiths in 2025, the Fair connects visitors with leading makers, emerging talent, and centuries of craftsmanship in the heart of the City.

The late Flog It! silver expert Michael Baggott’s collection goes to auction at Woolley & Wallis, celebrating his knowledge and legacy.

As we look forward to the forthcoming 153rd Open Golf Championship at Royal Portrush Golf Club, we’ve taken the opportunity to look back on last Summer when our silver specialist Fiona Hamilton, along with colleague Alastair Meiklejon, travelled to the prestigious Royal Liverpool Golf Club. Warmly welcomed by the fabulous team there, Fiona and Alastair […]

Quaich, deriving from the Gaelic word Cuach ; cup, this shallow two-lugged bowl originated in the Highlands. Brought out at gatherings, opposing clans would pass the quaich around to inspire trust and toast the beginning of new friendships.

Over the last few years, the silver market has perhaps been viewed as a rather quiet part of the art market, reliable but somewhat disregarded. You may remember Woody in one of the later Toy Story movies. Silver, like Woody, is proving that you should never write off something just because it isn’t quite as [...]

Silver for the British Raj in India The period of the British direct rule of India or The British Raj as it was known (1858-1947) closely followed the Indian Rebellion of 1847. The rebellion came about as a result of an accumulation of different factors over time, including resentment over army promotions and deployment abroad, […]