Sunlit church interior with wooden pews, an altar with white lilies and stained glass windows

Church silver valuations across the UK

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About Rev'd Canon Bob Jennings

Rev'd Canon Bob Jennings has valued silver and gold for over 40 years. He started with the Royal Jewellers, then moved to Carringtons The Court Jewellers to specialise in regimental silver.

Rev'd Canon Bob Jennings has collected ecclesiastical gold and silver for over 30 years.

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Rev'd Canon Bob Jennings in clerical dress, standing in front of a sideboard displaying blue and white china

Saint Dunstan (c. 909–988 AD)

Saint Dunstan was one of the most influential religious figures of 10th-century England. A Benedictine monk who rose to become Archbishop of Canterbury, he was also a highly skilled craftsman, renowned for his work in precious metals.

His exceptional craftsmanship and dedication to the Church earned him recognition as the patron saint of silversmiths, goldsmiths and blacksmiths. His legacy continues to represent the values of skill, integrity and excellence in the art of working with precious metals.

Framed icon of Saint Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, holding a crozier and a book beneath a gold halo

What we value

Gilded monstrance with a sunburst design on a church altar

Monstrances

Gold and silver display vessels.

Silver chalice, paten and lidded ciborium on an altar cloth

Chalices and church silver

Chalices, patens and ciboria.

Brass eagle lectern holding a bible in a church

Brass eagles and lecterns

Church metalwork and lecterns.

Gold embroidered cope hood with a pelican in her piety

Copes and vestments

Historic and valuable vestments.

Framed print of the Madonna and Child with kneeling family in a gilt arched mount

Paintings

Religious artwork.

Painting of the Madonna in prayer beside a wooden crucifix holy water stoup

Other items

Stands, ornaments and anything of value.

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Valuations across the UK

Rev'd Canon Bob Jennings travels to you, subject to enquiry. Valuable and historic pieces are often best left where they are.

Interior of a traditional British church with altar

Fair, competitive prices

Rev'd Canon Bob Jennings has worked in this field for years and fully understands the commitment that Incumbents, Church Wardens, and the PCC have. Free complimentary visits can be undertaken. We would be happy to quote online given the appropriate information

Every enquiry is priced on its own.

Questions

Do you travel to us?

Yes, anywhere in the UK, subject to enquiry.

What are valuations used for?

Valuations serve several purposes, including establishing an item's current value, determining its replacement cost, and, most importantly, ensuring adequate insurance coverage.

How much does a valuation cost?

The cost of a valuation depends on the many factors. Please complete our enquiry form so we can provide an accurate quote. Each valuation includes photographs, a full description, an insurance valuation, and advice on cleaning, storage and maintenance. We will only recommend a valuation where we believe it is necessary.

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Fees are agreed for each enquiry. Travel is subject to enquiry.

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