Artist
A Victorian Four Piece Silver Tea Service
17results on record
100%sell-through
$2,067median result (USD, incl. premium; 100% observed, 0% estimated from hammer)
$4,182record in our coverage
Drawn from 17 recorded results (17 sold · 0 passed) across 3 auction houses, 1998–2025. 1 upcoming lot on the ledger. What we cover
Median sold price by year typical estimate range median result USD, incl. premium; 100% observed, 0% estimated from hammer method · log scale
Where does a value land in this market?
The same figure also answers the seller's question: which house clears a work like this, and for how much — expected proceeds by house, from the sell-through the rest of this page is built on.
Every sold result for this market, low to high (log scale) — the dashed line is the median. Enter a value to see where it lands.
By medium where medium is recorded or stated in the catalog line
| Medium | Results | Sell-through | Median result (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ceramics & design | 5 | 100% | $2,278 |
Medium is recorded for 5 of 17 results (29%) — rows above cover that subset; the rest of the record is in the full ledger below.
Compared with A George II Silver Salver A Victorian Four Piece Silver Tea Service A George II Silver Salver
| Metric | A Victorian Four Piece Silver Tea Service | A George II Silver Salver |
|---|---|---|
| Median result | $2,067 | $1,663 |
| Record price | $4,182 | $138,901 |
| Results on record | 17 | 485 |
| Years active at auction | 1998–2025 | 1998–2026 |
Related artists: A George II Silver SalverA George III Silver TeapotA George III Silver TankardA Collection Of Silver
Where this artist sells best
| House | Results | Sell-through | Median | vs. estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonhams | 12 | 100% | $1,868 | 1.14× |
| Christie's | 3 | — | $1,934 | — |
| Heritage Auctions | 2 | 100% | $4,182 | — |
The same artist across every house we cover — hammer-vs-estimate side by side. A dash in the estimate column can mean withheld rather than unpublished: the house publishes no hammer price, or its printed low is a starting bid rather than an appraisal. Method →
Prices realized 18 recorded lots — sold, passed, and upcoming — results in USD incl. premium; est. marks a premium estimated from the house's schedule
| Date | Lot | Medium | vs. estimate | Estimate USD | Result USD, incl. premium | House |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 realized prices on this page are locked. A Research Pass reads 50 of them for $19, once — buy a pass | ||||||
| 2025·06 | By Martin, Hall & Co., London, 1871, the ewer 1872 | $1,084–$1,625 | Bonhams | |||
| 2021·10 | maker's mark JR, Glasgow, 1886 | $1,097–$1,645 | Bonhams | |||
| 2021·07 | Derry & Jones, Birmingham 1860 | $1,388–$1,665 | Bonhams | |||
| 2017·03 | by Williams Ltd, Birmingham 1900 | $971–$1,457 | Bonhams | |||
| 2017·02 | with maker's mark of W.C, London 1843 | $996–$1,494 | Bonhams | |||
| 2016·06 | By Barnard Brothers, London 1892-94 | $882–$1,322 | Bonhams | |||
| 2015·12 | by Barnard Brothers, London 1872/73 | $1,052–$1,503 | Bonhams | |||
| 2015·04 | Martin Hall & Co Ltd, London, 1876 | $878–$1,025 | Bonhams | |||
| 2014·12 | by Edward & Sons, Glasgow 1899 | $1,568–$2,353 | Bonhams | |||
| 2014·06 | by Robert Harper, London 1870/71 | $1,006–$1,341 | upcoming | Bonhams | ||
| 2013·12 | by Martin Hall & Co. Ltd, London 1877 | $1,638–$2,456 | Bonhams | |||
| 2013·06 | by Edward & John Barnard, London 1856 | $1,252–$1,878 | Bonhams | |||
| 2012·10 | by Mappin & Webb, London 1900 | $962–$1,122 | Bonhams | |||
| 2008·05 | William Hunter, London, England | Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), WH, Q | — | Heritage Auctions | ||
| 2008·05 | Joseph and John Angell, London, England | Silver and silver gilt | — | Heritage Auctions | ||
| 2004·02 | Mark of Edward & John Barnard, London, 1868 | $1,525–$2,287 | Christie's | |||
| 2002·02 | Mark of Robert Hennell, 1857-1861 | $1,425–$2,137 | Christie's | |||
| 1998·07 | Mark of Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1892 | $1,160–$1,325 | Christie's | |||
Realized prices are sold by the record: 50 for $19, non-expiring. Reading them at volume is what Starter is for.