Sheffield

An early c.20th water jug by Wm Adams Inc, capacity 1.5 pints.

A spoon made for the 2002 Golden Jubilee by United Cutlers, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 2002 with the special Jubilee head mark rather than a date letter. In very nice presentation case, original insert and plastic wrap and original card protector for the case exterior.

A part set of 5 early c.20th tea knives with mother of pearl handles and silver plated blades and ferrules. Made by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield.

An early c.20th 3 piece set, the teapot marked as 5 cups capacity.

A good looking 4 piece set by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield, pot capacity is 2 pints.

An unusual Celtic style patterned 'berry bowl' serving spoon by Potter of Sheffield, early c.20th.

An older coal scuttle form sugar bowl by Francis Howard of Sheffield with beaded rim and foot decoration.

A lovely antique bowl by E. Leclere of Sheffield with silver plated rim and a blown and cut glass body with star cut to centre and circular cuts to the slightly flared and dimpled body.

A good looking larger sized cake knife with attractive handle and chased blade with a saw edge. Sheffield made.

A nice looking smaller basket for strawberries etc, raised on paw feet and with chased & repousse decoration. Fluted ends. Made by George Gordon & Son of Sheffield c. 1900.

A late Victorian silver plated tray with its original sycamore wood board. Made by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield.

A late Victorian silver plated entree dish by John Round & Sons of Sheffield with beaded rim decoration. Handle is detachable so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired.

A c.19th dish with taller than usual lid and fixed handle. Made by Jenkins & Timm of Sheffield.

A good looking sugar castor of tapering plain form with screw top lid. Sheffield made.

A stilton scoop by Richard Richardson of Sheffield c. 1900.

A superb looking cased set of 6 deco period fruit / dessert knives by John Turton of Sheffield with stepped & pointed acetate faux bone handles and firth stainless blades. The case is also high art deco design.

A lovely set of 6 deco period dessert forks by Smith Seymour of Sheffield bearing design registration number 787777 corresponding with 1933.

A fine looking 2 pint sized pot by H.G. Long of Sheffield with fluted lower body and finely chased upper.

A nice looking pair of larger fish servers with acetate faux bone handles and bright cut engraved silver plated uppers. Made by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield.

An unusual vintage cased set of 6 soup spoons & soup ladle by John Turton of Sheffield c. 1920's.