Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

An enamel on green glass perfume bottle with clear stopper and a cobalt blue dressing table pot also with enamel, early c.20th.

A fine looking vintage sugar shovel with spiral twist handle topped with an acorn finial.

A fine looking birthday spoon made for anyone born in November. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, maker Levi & Salaman. Comes in a card presentation box.

A good pair of large size fish servers in fiddle pattern with bright cut & fret work. No monograms. The fork is by Harrison Brothers & Howson, the server is by another maker.

A beautiful looking spoon with bright cut chased spade shaped bowl. Made by Henry Williamson Ltd and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1894.

A good Mark Models To The Hunt in pewter.

A nice vintage toast rack by Midwinter in their Stylecraft range.

A fine Marlow pattern cake or sandwich plate.

A fine Marlow pattern milk jug.

A fine Marlow pattern sugar bowl.

1x trio in the Marlow pattern by Minton. 1x tea cup, 1x saucer and 1x tea plate. At time of listing we have 5x trios available.

A good looking cased set of 6 pairs of dessert cutlery with mother of pearl handles and chased silver plated uppers. Made by Frederick Wilson & Co of Sheffield c. 1900.

A lovely set of 6 pairs of dessert cutlery with mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers with bright cut work to the blades. They have sterling silver ferrules fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1927, maker CH Beatson.

A nice looking early c.20th cased set of 6 tea with mother of pearl handles and silver plated blades. Made by Watson & Gilliott of Sheffield and in original Sorley of Glasgow retail case.

A good Victorian spoon warmer in the form of a Nautilus shell. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A good looking set of 6 bronze cake forks.

A pretty set of 6 small tea knives by A.B. Nils Johan of Sweden, steel blades and silver plated handles.

A good looking entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. This is a well replated Old Sheffield example. Crested to one side of the lid.

An early c.19th meat dish cover by Creswick with ornate detachable handle. No engraving. A larger Turkey or similar kind of size.

A good looking waiter tray with profuse decoration and applied rim. Will accommodate most standard decanters for example.