london interior design studio & boutique

Silverware & Antiques

Serving pieces, tea services and decorative silver, hand-selected for the considered table and the well-made home — each chosen for its craft, its line and its quiet authority.

 

A curated table, assembled with intent.

Silverware sits at the heart of Eliská's shop — the pieces our clients return to most. Where most collections describe an object by its age, ours selects for how it earns a place at the table: the weight of a salver in the hand, the line of a candlestick against the cloth, the patina that only comes with use.

Each piece is sourced and vetted by the studio, then grouped so you can browse the way you'd actually set a table — by what you're serving, what you're pouring, and what you'd keep on display.

 

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newly selected

A small edit of pieces chosen for gifting, hosting and interiors. Presented with an eye for material, proportion and setting.

How to lay a table that looks collected, not bought.

The difference between a set table and a considered one is rarely the centrepiece — it's the supporting silver. A short guide to building a service over time, and the pieces worth starting with.

 

Where these pieces belong

Hosting

The dressed table

Salvers, entrée dishes and cutlery sets that turn a dinner into an occasion — chosen to mix across services rather than match a single set.

Gifting

The considered gift

A cake knife, a place-card set, a pair of candlesticks — silver carries weight as a wedding or anniversary gift in a way few objects do.

Interiors

On display

Tazza, biscuit barrels and curios that earn their place on a shelf or sideboard between uses — the studio's interiors practice draws from the same shelves.

 

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