Elkington and Co

A longer length stilton scoop by Elkington Mason & Co accurately dating to 1865. Handle is engraved with a crest of a demi-lion rampant holding a star.

A good pair of vintage dessert forks in the Pride pattern by Walker & Hall. They bear the Elkington date letters for manufacture, one in 1965 and the other 1966.

A shallow nut bowl / dish by Elkington made in 1962 + a pair of antique silver plated nutcrackers.

A set of 6 vintage Westminster pattern dessert spoons by Elkington, silver plated. These were made in 1955.

A set of 6 vintage Westminster pattern fish forks by Elkington, silver plated. These were made in 1955. Good solid handles.

A set of 6 vintage Westminster pattern fish knives by Elkington, silver plated. These were made in 1955. Good solid handles.

A set of 6 vintage Westminster pattern side/dessert forks by Elkington, silver plated. These were made in 1955.

A set of 6 vintage Westminster pattern side/dessert knives by Elkington with silver plated handles and steel blades.

A set of 6 vintage Westminster pattern soup spoons by Elkington, silver plated. These were made in 1955.

A set of 6 vintage Westminster pattern tea spoons by Elkington, silver plated. These were made in 1955.

A fine looking piece by Elkington, this is either a pounce pot or a low castor fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1908.

A set of 6 dessert forks by Elkington when in partnership with Mason, bearing date letter 'R' presumably for 1856 although not in the standard shape cartouche. Close plated (silver on steel) prongs. Lovely carved mother of pearl handles.

A set of 12 fish eaters in Panel Reed pattern, all EPNS. Solid heavy handles. This pattern was used on the Titanic / White Star Shipping Line.

A pair of larger servers in Panel Reed pattern, all EPNS. This pattern was used on the Titanic / White Star Shipping Line.

A set of 12 fish eaters in Panel Reed pattern, all EPNS. Solid heavy handles. This pattern was used on the Titanic / White Star Shipping Line.

An early c.20th entree dish by Elkington with ropetwist rim decoration, lid can be turned upside down for use as a secondary dish.

A good looking pedestalled oval fruit or similar bowl by Elkington, made in 1930.