Society. Storr’s talent first emerged in 1807 when he became a partner in the noted firm of Rundell, Bridge & Rundell. He would only stay with the firm until
1819 when he set up his own workshop, but through their exceptional reputation he became noticed and desired by their wealthy Clients.
Paul Storr’s long term reputation stands on his mastery of the Neoclassical style and the enduring quality of his exquisite show-pieces created for ... See more
The Silver Cabinet
Antique Silver Paul Storr Chamberstick
£ 2,250
£ 5,995
£ 65,000
The 1802 Richmond “Gold Cup” by Robert Adam, Paul Storr & Robert Makepeace
£ 65,000
Wick Antiques Ltd
£ 24,750
Sterling Silver Soup Tureen by Paul Storr - Adams Style - Antique George III
£ 24,750
AC Silver
The Silver Cabinet
Pair of Storr Georgian Silver Entree Dishes 1792
£ 6,950
William Rand Antiques
Set of Three Silver Dessert Spoons by Paul Storr
Antique Silver George III Coburg Pattern Cutlery / Flatware for 24 Made in c.1813
William Walter Antiques Ltd
Artisan Antiques
Antique Georgian Solid Silver Snuffer Tray - Paul Storr 1819
Antique Silver George III Dessert Service Made in 1818-1820 for The Earl of Thanet
William Walter Antiques Ltd
The Silver Cabinet
Set of Six Georgian Silver Table Spoons - Storr
The Silver Cabinet
Pair of Paul Storr Georgian Silver Dessert Forks
Rare Paul Storr Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Coburg Pattern Bone Holder 1813
Wentworth Silver
The Silver Cabinet
Pair of Antique Georgian Silver Forks - Storr
