Latest Items

A gorgeous assortment of jam spoons!

A good collection of sugar tongs, all of these have claw nip ends. Includes some ornate patterned ones and plain ones and various sizes, some would make good ice cube tongs etc.

3 lovely jam spoons, 2 with whiplash style handles & leaf shape bowls, the 3rd with a twig style handle. All will date c. 1875.

A gleaming Victorian silver plated bread fork with a nice ropetwist style t-bar handle.

A pair of fish servers in Old English pattern with a lion rampant holding a shield crest to handle. Made by Walker & Hall in 1913.

A good looking cheese scoop in Old English Bead pattern, no monograms. Made by William Page of Birmingham. This has a shorter length than usual.

A good looking cheese scoop in Old English Bead pattern, no monograms.

A lovely cream spoon with carved MOP handle, ornate ferrule and chased bowl.

A lovely sardine fork with a lotus carved MOP handle, ornate ferrule and a bright cut upper.

A fine pair of salad servers in the 1910 Sheraton pattern by Community.

A lovely pair of fish servers with polished deer horn handles with ornate ferrule and end cap, the chased uppers having fern to the fork and a heron with a fish in beak & foliate to the main server. Made by Walker & Hall c. 1890.

A lovely pair of fish servers in fiddle pattern, made by Elkington Mason & Co in 1851. No monograms.

A very nice looking piece in the 'Godrons' pattern by Ercuis of Paris, with silver plated handle and steel blade. Has a conjoined monogram 'JC'.

A nice pair of servers in fiddle thread with an unusually larger sized fork.

A lovely jam spoon with a gnarled effect mother of pearl handle and bright cut silver plated bowl.

A nice bean server in Old English pattern.

A nice bean server in Queen Anne pattern.

An absolutely gorgeous cream spoon with the mother of pearl handle having ornate art nouveau floral ferrule and end cap, bright cut work to the large bowl and a single monogram initial 'B'.

A good Victorian cheese scoop in fiddle pattern, monogrammed with a single initial 'K'.

A pair of fish servers in La Regence made by Armand Frenais of Paris.