Sheffield

A cased child's set made to commemorate the Queens coronation in 1953. Fork and spoon are silver plated, the knife is steel. Made by Thomas W. Corke & Sons of Sheffield.

A set of 4 large dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades, made by Edwin Blyde of Sheffield.

A harlequin set of 4 side / dessert knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. All Sheffield made, various makers, all same size. These make great butter spreaders!

A harlequin set of 6 very long dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. All Sheffield made, various makers, one is slightly longer than the others but they are all around the 10 inch size. Includes 2 by Mappin & Webb, 3 by Robert Kelly & Sons of Liverpool & Manchester and the very long one by the Alexander Clark Co.

A harlequin set of 6 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. All Sheffield made, various makers, all the same size give or take a mm or 2.

A harlequin set of 6 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. All Sheffield made, various makers, one is slightly shorter than the others.

A harlequin set of 8 dessert / side knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. All Sheffield made, various makers, all the same size.

A harlequin set of 8 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. All Sheffield made, various makers, all the same size give or take a mm or 2.

A harlequin set of 8 dessert / side knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. All Sheffield made, various makers, all the same size.

A c.19th mahogany cased set of mother of pearl handled dessert knives & forks, each with a crested handle which is also replicated on the brass plaque to lid. Made by Prime c. 1850. The case has a 3rd layer which would have housed another 6 knives and forks originally. There are 24 pieces.

A good looking jug by Henry Stratford Ltd of Sheffield with horizontal ribs to body and part fluted lower body and lid. Capacity c. 1 pint.

A pair of salad servers by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield with zigzag pattern handles. Made c. 1900.

A good set of 5 soup spoons in Bead pattern, Sheffield made.

A lovely looking set this but with a few issues. A huge amount of work must have gone into making it as the planished surfaces have been 'prick dot' edged into hexagonal shapes giving an overall honeycomb surface effect. Lovely art nouveau style vacant heart shaped panels to each sides (no monograms etc). Made by Richard Richardson of Sheffield. The pot is marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity. Larger sized sugar bowl.

A fine looking Victorian bright cut silver plated bread / cold meat fork with gnarled faux bone handle, together with a beautifully engraved Victorian cake knife by John Round & Sons, with carved faux bone handle.

A good cased pair of fish servers with acetate faux bone handles and silver plated uppers with fine bright cut work. Sterling silver ferrules fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1924. Made by Hammond, Creake & Co of Sheffield.

A vintage cased pair of fish servers by Thomas Turner of Sheffield with silver plated uppers and acetate faux bone handles and unmarked silver ferrules.

A cased set of 6 sterling silver coffee spoons with a nice handle pattern, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1941, maker William Suckling Ltd. No monograms.

An antique cased set of 6 sterling silver handled longer than usual length tea or butter knives with close silver plated (silver on steel) blades. Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1918.

A sterling silver teaspoon by John Round fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1900. No monograms. In presentation case.