Sheffield

A good sized vintage silver plated drinks tray by Butler in their Cavendish range.

A lovely looking set of 4 grapefruit spoons by Pinder Bros of Sheffield, bearing a registration number 748215 corresponding with design in 1929.

A nice pair of column candlesticks on stepped plinth bases with lotus style capitals. Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield.

An pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors bearing the marks of T. Harwood to the cutter arm surface.

An pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors, no makers marks.

A pair of c.18th steel candle scissors, no makers marks.

An pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors bearing the marks of G. Gibbs to the cutter plate.

An pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors bearing the marks of T. Harwood to the cutter arm surface.

An early pair of c.18th silver on steel candle scissors bearing a triple mark similar to that of Tudor & Leader to the cutter plate.

A pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors bearing the marks of J. Prime to the cutter arm surface.

A pair of c.19th silver on steel candle scissors bearing pseudo silver hallmarks to the cutter plate.

A Victorian stained oak set of 6 pairs of dessert cutlery with good early acetate faux bone handles and close silver plated uppers (silver on steel). Sheffield made. Case has a single initial 'S' to its brass plaque.

A Victorian silver plated sauce ladle in fiddle pattern, engraved with a crest of a bulls head above a Duke's crown. Sheffield made.

A pair of large Victorian asparagus tongs in fiddle pattern, unusually made from Nickel Silver, not silver plated. They bear a crest of a griffins head to bow. Sheffield made.

A Victorian silver plated large basting spoon in fiddle pattern, monogrammed 'WN'.

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 late c.19th silver plated teapot by Maxwell & Sons with a Queen Anne fluted body. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A good looking roll-top complete with its original 2 liner trays. Bears a 'Bell' makers mark but is definitely EPNS, not Old Sheffield, and looks to be Edwardian from style. The lid is monogrammed 'GP'.

A good looking shallow fruit bowl or similar bearing design registration number 207705 corresponding with 1893. Made by G. Hullaby of Sheffield. Bright cut interior rim decoration and crimped rim. You could also use it as a 6 inch cake stand.

A very attractive pair of sticks by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co of Sheffield c. 1870. Thickly electro-plated.