Pringle & Sons was a prominent silversmithing company established in the early 19th century in Birmingham, England. Robert Pringle, the founder of the company, began his career as an apprentice in the silver trade in the late 18th century and established his own workshop in Birmingham in the early 1800s.

Pringle's sons, John and William, joined the business, and the company name changed to Robert Pringle & Sons to reflect their involvement. Together, they expanded the company's operations and continued to uphold the family's commitment to excellence in silversmithing.

Robert Pringle & Sons specialized in producing a wide range of silver items, including flatware, tea sets, candlesticks, and decorative objects. Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, the company continued to thrive and adapt to changing design trends. They embraced new styles such as Art Nouveau and Art Deco, incorporating innovative motifs and forms into their silverware more...

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Pair George V sterling silver open salts hallmarked for Chester…

George V Sterling Silver Open Salts with Blue Glass Liners

Pair George V sterling silver open salts hallmarked for Chester 1919, makers Robert Pringle & Sons, each with blue glass liner, height 3 cm each.

George V sterling silver sugar bowl and milk jug, footed…

George V sterling silver sugar bowl and milk jug set

George V sterling silver sugar bowl and milk jug, footed octagonal shape, with fluted handles, London 1936, makers Robert Pringle & Sons, approx 399 grams

George V sterling silver 3 piece teaset, oblong baluster shape,…

George V Sterling Silver 3-Piece Teaset London 1914, Robert Pringle

George V sterling silver 3 piece teaset, oblong baluster shape, gadrooned rims on ball feet, London 1914, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, Ltd, 890 grams

Three mixed Victorian to Edwardian sterling silver items,…

Mixed Victorian to Edwardian Sterling Silver Items

Three mixed Victorian to Edwardian sterling silver items, comprising a fine late Victorian pierced dish (1898 Birmingham, Minshull & Latimer) and two napkin rings 1899 London, Robert Pringle & Sons and 1923 Sheffield, Walker & Hall. Weight 123g length 18…

An Edwardian sterling silver tea and coffee set by Robert…

Edwardian Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Set

An Edwardian sterling silver tea and coffee set by Robert Pringle & Sons, London, 1909-1911, comprising five pieces, each with gadrooned bodies, ebonised wood finials and handles, the spirit kettle 34 cm high, total weight 3450gms

A pair of quality wide bodied silver 1920s gravy boats, gadroon…

Silver Georgian Style Gravy Boats, Birmingham 1929

A pair of quality wide bodied silver 1920s gravy boats, gadroon top rim, on pad feet with shell knees, the Georgian style scroll handles with acanthus leaf detail. Birmingham 1929 by Robert Pringle & Sons. 358gm.

An English sterling silver heart shaped dish, Robert Pringle &…

Sterling Silver Heart Dish by Robert Pringle & Sons

An English sterling silver heart shaped dish, Robert Pringle & Sons, London, c 1910, Wt 34 grams

Crested sterling silver footed salver London Robert Pringle &…

Sterling Silver Footed Salver by Robert Pringle & Sons

Crested sterling silver footed salver London Robert Pringle & Sons 1933 301g, 301g, length 19 cm

An early 1900s silver two handled tray, the gadrooned edge…

1916 Silver Shell Tray with Presentation Inscription

An early 1900s silver two handled tray, the gadrooned edge decorated with shells, presentation inscription to the centre, London 1916 by Robert Pringle & Sons. 2000gm, 56 x 36 cm

A pair of sterling silver posy vases, London 1910, maker:…

Sterling Silver Posy Vases by Robert Pringle & Sons

A pair of sterling silver posy vases, London 1910, maker: Robert Pringle & Sons, 16 cmH

George V sterling silver teapot squat baluster shape, stepped…

1927 George V Sterling Silver Teapot with Jockey Club Inscription

George V sterling silver teapot squat baluster shape, stepped lid, hexagonal spout, engraved Waipukurau jockey club inscription, London, 1927, maker, Robert Pringle & Sons

George VI sterling silver sugar caster baluster shape, pierced…

George VI Sterling Silver Sugar Caster, London 1942

George VI sterling silver sugar caster baluster shape, pierced dome top with urn finial, London, 1942, maker, Robert Pringle & Sons

Sterling silver pierced dish hallmarked London 1900, maker:…

London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Pierced Dish, 1900

Sterling silver pierced dish hallmarked London 1900, maker: Robert Pringle & Sons, 42 grams

Victorian sterling silver swing handle bowl Birmingham 1899,…

Victorian Sterling Silver Swing Handle Bowl

Victorian sterling silver swing handle bowl Birmingham 1899, makers Robert Pringle & Sons, pierced decoration, diameter 16 cm, weight 186 grams

An Art Nouveau sterling silver dish, open rim with lily of the…

Lily of the Valley Silver Dish

An Art Nouveau sterling silver dish, open rim with lily of the valley design, Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1917. Length 17.5 cm. Weight 51g

Sterling silver trophy cup, hallmarked London 1937 (Robert…

1937 London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Trophy Cup

Sterling silver trophy cup, hallmarked London 1937 (Robert Pringle & Sons), 15 cm high, 206 grams

A George VI sterling silver Christening tankard, monogrammed…

George VI Christening Tankard, Sterling Silver, London 1942

A George VI sterling silver Christening tankard, monogrammed Amh and dated 12-1-51, Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1942. Weight 91g. Height 7.8 cm. (dents).

A George V sterling silver raised cup, double handles, Robert…

George V Sterling Silver Cup with Double Handles

A George V sterling silver raised cup, double handles, Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1919. Weight 102g. Height 8 cm, diameter 7.5 (with edges), (dents).

A group of eight Edward VII silver coffee spoons and sugar…

Edward VII Silver Coffee Spoons & Tongs, Kings Pattern

A group of eight Edward VII silver coffee spoons and sugar tongs, all Kings pattern, Robert Pringle & Sons, Sheffield, 1904. Total weight 135.1g.

An Edward VII sterling silver 2 handled serving tray by Robert…

Edward VII Silver Tray by Robert Pringle & Sons

An Edward VII sterling silver 2 handled serving tray by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham, 1904. 3.12kg

A set of six silver spoons (6) by Robert Pringle & Sons,…

Robert Pringle & Sons Silver Spoons with Bakelite Box

A set of six silver spoons (6) by Robert Pringle & Sons, Sheffield, 1902. Accompanied by an interesting early Bakelite fitted box

A silver Christening mug, Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1911.…

Robert Pringle & Sons Silver Christening Mug (1911)

A silver Christening mug, Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1911. Weight 86.2g.

English hallmarked sterling silver Edwardian chalice etched…

Edwardian Sterling Silver Golden Wedding Chalice

English hallmarked sterling silver Edwardian chalice etched with floral garlands and engraved 'Souvenir to Reginald and Alpha on Our Golden Wedding 19th July 1905. Alfred Champ Ellen Champ' London, 1905, maker Robert Pringle & Sons. Height 21.5 cm. Weight…