Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A nice assortment of mainly c.19th pickle forks, 15 in total.

A lovely part suite by 1847 Rogers in the Norfolk pattern, comprising of 3x large teaspoons, one ornate cream/jam spoon and a butter knife with handle at 90 degrees to the blade. No monograms.

A set of 4 soup spoons in Sandringham pattern by Viners, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1931. No monograms.

Here are 4 sterling silver table forks in Fiddle pattern. 3 are fully hallmarked for London 1858, maker George Adams (Chawner & Co) and have a crest to rear of handle of a pig. The 4th is London 1854, maker Joseph & Albert Savory, no crest or monogram.

Here are 2 table salts, one is London 1777 (b), the other probably London 1761 (f). Similar styles, but different diameters.

2 similar design bowls by Walker & Hall with pedestal bases and tab handles. They make very nice nut bowls.

Here are 3 assorted antique Lobster picks in EPNS, different makers.

A small collection of taste vin including large and small Marche aux vins Beaune, a Beaujolais enamel badged one and a plain one.

A good looking taller than usual water jug with a nice pointed spout shape. Made by Walker & Hall, it has a capacity of 1.5 pints.

An early c.20th serving dish with 3 interior deep sections, suitable for nuts / nibbles / chutney / dips or vegetables etc.

A good looking stand by Barker Bros with ball terminals to the feet and gallery, complete with its 4 original spoons.

A nice pair of column candlesticks on stepped plinth bases with lotus style capitals. Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield.

A good deep blue circular brooch that can also be worn as a pendant. Frame is marked as '9ct' with a Staffordshire type knot mark.

A lovely looking crumb tray by Walker & Hall with antler handles and sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1921, good bright cut silver plated tray area.

An early c.20th silver plated asparagus serving set comprising of base tray, rack with jug holder, jug with light gilt wash interior & asparagus server. The tray and rack by Dixon, the server by Wm Hutton.

An early c.20th entree dish by Barker Bros with piecrust style rim decoration. Handle is detachable and the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish of desired.

An pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors bearing the marks of T. Harwood to the cutter arm surface.

An pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors, no makers marks.

A pair of c.18th steel candle scissors, no makers marks.

An pair of early c.19th silver on steel candle scissors bearing the marks of G. Gibbs to the cutter plate.