Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A good looking waiter tray with profuse decoration and applied rim. Will accommodate most standard decanters for example.

A pair of early c.20th smaller length sauce or cream ladles in Onslow pattern by Roberts & Belk.

A lovely looking pair of milk jug & sugar bowl by Orivit.

A gorgeous Victorian silver plated coffee pot by Briddon Bros of Sheffield with profuse bright cut decoration. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A lovely caddy spoon with fretworked and bright cut handle.

A good looking larger size set by Atkin Bros of Sheffield with elaborate deep chased decoration on a hexagonal base shape. Each piece is monogrammed to one the facets with 'JRJ'. Tea pot is marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity and the coffee pot 5 cups (2.5 pints). The sugar bowl is exceptionally large! Gilt wash to interiors of the sugar bowl and milk jug.

A lovely pair of jam / preserve spoons with larger sized spade bowls with bright cut work. Very ornate handles

A gorgeous looking vintage silver plated on copper teapot with deep repousse decoration. Capacity c 1.5 pints. Sheffield made.

A gorgeous looking coffee pot by Elkington, made in 1884. Monogrammed to one side 'A Mc N'. Floral finial.

A nice looking pair of Victorian silver plated coasters, larger than your usual sized drinks coasters and will comfortably take a champagne bottle etc. Both have a conjoined monogram 'AJR'.

A nice pair of salt spoons with enamel 3 lions crests. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1901, makers mark unidentified.

A nice pair of tumblers with raised fleur de lis in the decoration etc. Probably early c.20th.

Nice to get a pair of these! Exactly same size and style to the scuttles with hand engraved decoration.

A pair of tablespoons in fiddle pattern, made by Wheatley Bros of Sheffield. No monograms.

A pair of tablespoons by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield in Old English pattern. No monograms.

A good looking pair of dish covers of circular form with a fixed finial to lid. Designed for use with a dinner plate.

A pair of deco style smaller café au lait pots with side handles, capacity c. half a pint each.

A gorgeous pair of pressed glass larger open salt pots in the form of cauldrons. Also useful for toothpicks etc and just right size to take a tea-light.

A lovely pair of Victorian dishes with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Beaded rims. Ornate chased decoration to lids. Made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield and retailed by A.W. Pridham.

A good pair of rests with acorn style terminals. Fully hallmarked for London 1909, maker Robert Stebbings.