Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

An antique sterling silver frame by Deakin & Francis, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1913. Visible photo area is 87mm by 57mm (landscape orientation rather than portrait).

A pair of smaller tongs in rattail pattern by Cooper Bros, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1915. No monograms.

A good deep cut glass decanter with sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1973, maker J.B. Chatterley. Original stopper.

A sterling silver label for SHERRY, made by Charles S. Green and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1960.

A dinky little sterling silver easel backed photo frame by Francis Howard, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1989. Visible photo area is 40mm by 57mm.

A good small salt spoon with spiral handle and ball finial. Import hallmarks for London 1996 to rear of bowl, importer Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd.

An unusual piece by Wilson & Sharp fully hallmarked for Edinburgh 1895. Suspension chain to top. Not quite sure what it is! Shaped like a stirrup or wishbone.

A very small pair of tongs with plain arms and claw nip ends. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1925, maker John Thompson & Sons. No monograms.

A good sterling silver vest case fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1899. Monogrammed 'JKSB'.

A sterling silver vesta case by John Rose fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1912. Monogrammed 'RJCB'.

A nice looking vesta case with no engraved monograms etc. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1914, maker Clark & Sewell.

A sterling silver vesta case by Colen Hewer Cheshire fully hallmarked for Chester 1911. No monograms.

A sterling silver label for WHISKY, made by Charles S. Green and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1960.

A sterling silver label for WHISKY made by David Hollander & Son and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1978.

An exceptional condition silver plated nautilus shell shape spoon warmer by Atkin Bros of Sheffield, c.1870, on a naturalistic rocky platform base.

A really splendid pair of large fish servers by Elkington in Kings pattern with gorgeous fretwork and chased bodies incorporating stylised florals and serpentines, bulrushes to the front of the fork prongs Each piece is crested with a demi-lion rampant holding a flag.

A really good looking goblet with gilt wash to its interior. Probably German origin but has no markings whatsoever.

A really fine looking set by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield in an unusual bespoke pattern, kind of a cross between Gadroon & Louis XVI is best I can describe it. Not come across it before. 8 settings of dinner fork, dinner knife, side/dessert fork, side/dessert knife, dessert spoon, soup spoon, tea spoon + 4x table spoons, 2x large sauce ladles and 3 piece meat servers. Total of 65 pieces.

A really fine looking set with Reed & Ribbon decoration, repeated to the entire height of the handle. Made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield.

A really fabulous condition set of 6 pairs of dessert knives and forks by Atkin Bros in presentation case.