Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A nice sized chest for 12 settings in a mahogany veneer finish. Most sets will fit easily inside, the knife slots are for dinner knives of c. 21-21.5cm and the side knife slots are c. 19-19.5cm

A small lot of hallmarked sterling silver including a fiddle pattern dessert fork, childs fork, 2 food pushers and a Georgian egg spoon with incuse duty mark (London 1781).

A set of 6 sterling silver handled small dessert knives fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1931/32, with steel blades, a further set of 6 thread shell butter/tea knives with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1917 and an odd knife Sheffield 1930. 13 in total.

A sterling silver napkin ring numbered '155' and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1917/18 which ties in with the formation of the 155 Squadron in 1918.

Exactly 1kg of sterling silver spoons - mainly tea and coffee size, all UK origin hallmarked, ages from Georgian to c.20th.

Here are 2 hipflasks with detachable drinking cups. The ornate one is Victorian and made by Francis Howard of Sheffield, capacity is unmarked but probably c. 3oz, the other one is a Dixon 1/4 pint (5oz) capacity example, early c.20th.

here are 2 lovely Victorian pickle forks with gnarled effect handles.

Here are 2 lovely magnifying glasses, the handles from the same carved design of mother of pearl and the uppers with ornate silver plated ferrule and silver plated frame to the glass. Obviously one is larger than the other.

Here are 2 vintage Royal Crown Derby small butter or pate knives, steel blades. Slightly different patterns to handles.

Here are 2 matching hip flasks, one is 6oz and one is 8oz capacity. Made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield. These is lead free pewter.

Here are a pair of silver monogrammed ebony brushes + an additional example with different monogram.

A trio of early c.20th asparagus servers by Barker Bros, plain pattern and no monograms.

Here are 4 matching good looking tablespoons from Denmark. Monograms to rear of handles.

A vintage set of 4 large dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and palette shaped Firth Stainless steel blades. Made by A.E. Thompson of Sheffield.

A set of 4 silver plated cake forks in plain pattern.

A part set of 5 mother of pearl handled shorter length tea / butter knives with stainless steel blades.

A lovely set of Dutch made 930 standard silver (slightly purer than sterling) spoons with ship finials, bearing London import marks for 1891. In later presentation box.

A nice looking cruet stand by Boardman & Glossop of Sheffield, complete with its 5 original cut glass bottles and a long fiddle pattern mustard spoon.

A pair of asparagus tongs by Martin Hall & Co of Sheffield. No monograms.

A fine looking pair of French silver plated (metal blanc) salad servers with cow horn uppers, in Shreck of Cherbourg presentation case.