Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A suite of 10 dinner forks in Old English pattern, various makers.

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

A lovely collection of 20 sugar tongs, all with claw nip ends. Most have ornately patterned handles.

A vintage silver plated Old English pattern teaspoon engraved with the emblem of the 268 Warwickshire Regt.

Here are 2 similar decanters with original stoppers, one is a Georgian triple ring variety, the other is probably a few years later.

Here are 2 honey spoons with hook handles by Roberts & Belk.

Here are 2 similar swing handled baskets raised on ball feet, each of similar shape and size. English made.

A matched pair of mustard spoons by Cooper Bros in Old English pattern. One is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1960, the other 1972.

Here are 2 vintage golf club spoons with golf ball terminals, each engraved 'NGC' to bowl interiors. Made by W.H. Haseler and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1930.

A nice couple of early c.20th Egyptian silver spoons with hallmarks.

A nice group of 4 candle holders, the smaller ones take a c. 2cm candle and the larger one a 5cm candle.

Here are 4 good looking forks, monograms to rear.

A group of 4 very nice looking jam spoons with fretwork detail to handles and ornate bowls.

A quality set of 4 silver plated wine goblets by Mappin & Webb. No engraving.

A set of 4 coffee sized spoons, 2 with elephant terminals. Marked 'India Silver'. Sold as white metal as untested but presumed to have a silver content.

4 pieces sold together including an 800 standard silver small olive/lemon fork with gondola terminal, an 800 standard Rome souvenir spoon, a Sterling 925 marked Hong Kong spoon and an 835 standard Greek souvenir spoon of Crete with minatour terminal.

A lovely suite of 5 jam spoons with repousse work or chasing to bowls and ornate handle patterns.

A part set of 5 dessert forks in fiddle pattern by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

This really is a beautiful thing - the prongs with wheat sheaths and feathered detail and the very ends of the prongs with eyes and beaks!

A lovely little piece, probably late Victorian, cranberry tinted clear glass with etched decoration and 'For a Good Boy' wording.