Silver Plate, Sheffield, EPNS, Old Sheffield Plate

Here are 2 silver plated trophies in stands, presumably sailing club related. The larger one (17cm/6.75 inch) is titled 'D.S.C. 1st single handed summer 1st wineglass summer 1981', the smaller (15.2cm/ 6 inch) 'D.S.C. Wineglass 1987 2nd'. Measurements exclude the height of the plinth.

A gleaming silver plated tea kettle by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield c. 1910. Capacity 3 pints.

A gleaming silver plated tea kettle by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield c. 1910. Capacity 3 pints.

A nice silver plated table gong by Dixon complete with turned wooden handle mallet.

A collection of larger sized c.19th meat skewers including an Electroplated Mappin & Webb Old English Thread & Shell example c. 1860 (30cm), a close plated Shell (Husk) example by Gilbert c. 1820 (34cm), a close plated plain example by Turton c. 1820 (35.5cm) and a pseudo hallmarked nickel silver example by 'IB' (33.8cm).

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.

An Edwardian salver by Mappin & Webb, raised on claw & ball feet and with thread & ribbon rim decoration. Central area is chased with a swag around a vacant panel.

A nice looking pair of smaller sticks by Horace Woodward & Co of Birmingham c. 1895, with removable drip pans.

A silver on copper tea caddy in Georgian style but appears to be a later example as there are no visible seam joins to body, albeit you can see a seam to the lid. The underside is monogrammed with a single initial 'B' and this certainly looks to be a Victorian engraving, so presumably a late Victorian example.

A nice looking piece by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield with a 'petal like' pierced rim and shallow concave interior. Could be used for sweets/nuts etc, looks great full of pistachio nuts.

A late Victorian salver by Fenton Bros of Sheffield with chased surface.

A late Victorian silver plated semi-fluted spirit kettle with overhead handle and side opening lid. Monogrammed to one side with a single initial 'S'. Retailed by Edward & Sons of Glasgow. Approx 1.5 pint capacity.

A Victorian triple bottle stand with a set of 3 cut glass bottles. Stand made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield.

A super looking deco period water jug by Cooper Bros of Sheffield with angular handle and nice vertical side fluted to corners. Classic deco lid knop.

A C. 1930's deco period cocktail shaker by Bonzer, 1 pint size.

A trefoil shaped EPNS arts & crafts hammered style fruit bowl raised on ball feet. 'Marked WR Loning Design Made in England'

A fine looking Victorian coffee pot with good chasing to body and bright cut upper and lower decoration. Good George I style long spout. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A gorgeous pair of c.19th tureens by Veyrat of Paris, silver on copper with large 'fruit' type finials to lids and very ornate handles.

A boat shaped bowl by Mappin & Webb, early c.20th.

An interesting piece, looks to be c. 1880 ish from the EPNS markings. It is small as in the size of a gaming place marker, don't think that it is a pipe tamper, it looks more like a gaming piece due to its plinth style mount. Weighted base.