Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

An interesting spoon, like a larger childs spoon size and with 2 suspended mounts to handle set with amber beads.

A pretty 800 standard silver sifting ladle with a long turned bone handle.

A nice little amber overlay on clear glass mug with profuse etched decoration including a ship, a deer and a dog. Late Victorian.

A nice piece of blue pressed glass in the form of a dog. Hollow interior.

A lovely set of 6 coffee spoons and matching tongs by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield in original fitted case.

A c.19th electroplated oval entree dish by Creswick with beaded rim and handles.

A cased set of 6 pairs of fish eaters with acetate faux bone handles, silver plated uppers and sterling silver ferrules fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1910. Made by Christopher Johnson & Co.

A lovely cased set of 4 cheese & pickle servers in original A. Foucher of Cherbourg fitted case.

A lovely cased set of 4 cheese & pickle servers in original fitted case. Lovely handle design incorporating a stylised swan.

A 5 piece set comprising a pair of grape scissors, 2 pairs of nutcrackers and 2 nut picks.

A Victorian 5 piece silver plated fruit & nut set comprising a pair of grape scissors, 2 pairs of nutcrackers and 2 nut picks. Made by Walker & Hall.

A very pretty piece that has unfortunately been broken and re-pinned at some stage.

A nice piece - this is a glass 'crystal ball' (i.e. made form glass, not crystal) in its original case which from the style of it looks to be c. 1900 in date.

A very old hand bell with wooden handle and a suspending bell probably from a door bell system or similar.

An early c.20th oval platter bearing logo and LOCARNO wording, probably made for a hotel in Rome.

A 5 piece set of jars with sterling silver lids fully hallmarked for London 1912, maker W&Co. Lids have a lovely crest of a lion rampant.

A set of 6 antique silver plated dessert knives by Barker Bros/Briddon Bros of Sheffield with mother of pearl handles with carved bead decoration near the ferrules.

A nice oval heavier blue pressed glass hollow paperweight with cherub design.

A lovely thing, this is a Heppell fish jug unusually in purple and white slag glass, rather than the more usual plain white. Design registration PODR to interior from November 1882, registered by W.H. Heppell of Newcastle.

A lovely pair of sardine tongs with fish detail to the nip ends. Made by Walker & Hall in 1894.