Silver Plate, Sheffield, EPNS, Old Sheffield Plate

A vintage silver plated on copper candelabra with detachable arms and flared fixed drip pans below the candle holders.

Here are 5 entrée dishes each with detachable handles so that the lids can be used as secondary serving dishes if desired. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons and Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A set of 5 early c.20th silver plated lobster picks with engraved Lobster design to centres. Made by Barker Bros.

A job lot of 5 vintage silver plated water jugs (you could also use them for coffee etc) - there are 3 of 1.5 pints capacity and 2 of 2 pints capacity.

A mice small brandy warming pan (for Xmas pudding) made by Richard Hodd & Son of Sheffield and bearing retailers mark for Stockley of 44 New Bond Street, London.

A silver plated coffee pot by Martin Hall & Co c. 1910, together with a harlequin suite of sugar bowl and larger milk/cream jug - they work quite well a 'set'.

A silver plated half pint size beer mug with crest to front and the date 1901. No other engraving. Glass bottomed.

A lovely large platter with hand hammered finish to the border. Made by the Derby Silver Co (USA) as a Sheffield reproduction piece.

An Edwardian silver plated seafood dish by Asprey bearing a design registration number equating to 1909.

A pin / trinket dish from the Canberra's farewell cruise with good gilt washed 'medallion' to interior.

A vintage silver plated sugar bowl in the form of a coal scuttle, complete with scoop. Hand engraved decoration.

An Old Sheffield Plate style castor by an unidentified maker (thistle mark to base).

A fine looking swing handled pedestalled cake basket by Roberts & Belk.

A good looking vintage silver plated candlestick, unusually with die-stamped decoration to its 6 sided facets. Unity brand (Barker Bros).

A nice quality piece of French origin.

A nice looking larger sized cut glass sugar castor with plated collar and lid. Early c.20th.

A good example of a vintage tea pot shaped loose tea infuser. Designed in 1957, English made.

A very large silver plated on copper salver raised on 4 feet, with a central coat of arms, and a same sized (large!) chased vintage drinks tray.

A real whopper of a Victorian silver on copper salver!

A close plated (silver on steel) meat skewer by John Gilbert c. 1830 just shy of 16 inches long, plus a shorter c. 12 inch early electroplate example by John Nowill & Sons of Sheffield c. 1850, this one having some bright cut decoration.