Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A pair of mid-size Georgian fiddle pattern tongs bearing partial hallmarks for London 1819, maker 'WW'. No monograms.

A silver gilt anointing spoon made for the Coronation of King George VI or Edward VIII, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1936 maker James Dixon & Sons.

A longer length steel shoe horn and matching button hook with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, probably M&Co.

A silver jam spoon in Old English fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1917, maker Joseph Gloster.

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

A good looking smaller pair of claw nip tongs in Onslow pattern, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1916 maker Henry Williamson Ltd. No monograms.

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 pair of tongs by W.H. Haseler (silversmiths to Liberty & Co) fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1931.No monograms. Reed & Ribbon pattern.

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 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 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.