Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A very groovy set of 10 Sheffield made tea/butter knives c. 1930 in date. Various mottled coloured handles and tipped with an acetate faux bone coloured pencil top shape insert.

A nice assortment of teaspoons, each is engraved with a different name to its bowl interior and probably associated with either horses or hunt hounds. There are 8 in fiddle thread pattern with names Saintly, Wimple, Nature, Sapphire, Willow, Naseby, Sable and Satin - 2 are fiddle thread & shell pattern with names Valid & Velvet and 2 are in rattail pattern with names Gravity & Graceful.

A collection of 13 silver teaspoons etc, 12 are Georgian and 1 is Victorian.

A collection of 16 knife rests, mainly in pairs.

A sterling silver goblet made to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Great Fire of Northampton by Michael Jones Jewellers, in its original case with certificate. Limited edition number 22 of 1000. Fully hallmarked for London 1975.

Here are 2 silver napkin rings, both nicely made, decorated with prunus and bearing the same markings 'KH 90% SILVER Y'. No monograms.

Here are 2 spoons sold together, an egg spoon by George Gray, London 1795 and a teaspoon or flattened egg spoon probably Samuel Godbehere 1789.

A trio of vintage individual lemon squeezers by Ritter.

A small collection of spoons c. 1760 or so including a fancy back flowers example and a pair of small teaspoons. These are all base of handle marked with just lion passant & makers mark.

An early c.20th set of 4 soup spoons in Old English pattern, made by Joseph Rodgers & Sons of Sheffield. No monograms.

A lovely set of 4 vintage cheese markers in the form of a mouse.

A part set of 5 coffee spoons by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1933. No monograms. Old English pattern.

A trio of teaspoons by the Lias family, fully hallmarked for London 1831. Each has a crest of a '2 horned' Unicorn (aka Pirassoipi).

A collection of mainly c.19th nutcrackers including a nice Close plated example by Prime.

A collection of mainly Georgian silver spoons + an Exeter teaspoon. Includes a Peter & William Bateman spoon and an early 18th bottom marked spoon by 'PB' (probably Peter Bennett). 9 in total.

A Victorian 3 piece set by Mappin Bros (later Mappin & Webb) - the coffee pot of 2.5 pints capacity and the milk jug & sugar bowl with gilt washed interiors.

A gleaming silver plated tea kettle by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield c. 1910. Capacity 3 pints.

A 4 piece asparagus set comprising of a Hukin & Heath base tray and rack with integrated sauce boat holder, a sauce boat and a pair of asparagus servers by Harrison Brothers & Howson.

A pair of good looking berry bowl serving spoons with ornate handle pattern & fine zigzag edge

A good smaller sized sugar bowl by Dixon with nicely bright cut decoration to sides. Made c. 1920.