Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A quantity of silver plated tableware including a Victorian 4 piece presentation tea and coffee set, a 3 piece set (both quite worn), a further ornate plated pot and a smaller teapot, tea pot stand with ceramic floral tile, pair of mappin & webb salt spoons with original clear glass liners and spoons, 2 Old Sheffield Plate salvers etc.

A quantity of mother of pearl handled cutlery & flatware, all silver plated other than a sterling silver bladed butter knife (Sheffield 1847). Total of 16 pieces.

A really fine looking 3 piece set - the teapot in a very flared Aladdin lamp type style and all pieces on pedestal bases. Hand chased silver plated on copper. Surprisingly by Cavalier tablewares, probably a very early example of their wares. Pot capacity is c. 2 pints.

A really beautiful looking 3 piece small tea set (pot is c. 1 pint capacity) retailed by Gibson of Belfast, the sugar bowl bearing some generic Sheffield marks per 1896. Gilt wash to interiors of the milk jug and sugar bowl .

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

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

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.

An early c.19th meat dish cover by Creswick with ornate detachable handle. No engraving. A larger Turkey or similar kind of size.

A nice looking 24 piece set of fish eaters by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield bearing a design registration number equating to 1891 (Rd No 175748). These are a good larger size than usual.

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

A lovely set of platters by Charles Favell & Co of Sheffield c. 1900. The largest is a good size suitable for a larger meat joint and measures 42cm by 32.5cm, the middle one measures 26.5cm by 21.5cm and the small one 21.5cm by 17.5cm.

A lovely larger sized drinks tray by Christofle of Paris

A gleaming pair of quality candelabra by 'The Silver Workshop'.

A lovely 'lettuce fork' by Gorham in the Chantilly pattern of 1895. No monograms.

A fine looking pair of large sized drinks trays with Chippendale rims and chased surfaces.

A lovely combo of an ornate snuffers / scissors tray with chased surface and a pair of fine looking candle scissors.

A 3 piece set with faceted bodies and pedestal bases, made by George Lee & Co of Sheffield. Nicely shaped pot spout and brown phenolic handle and finial. Pot capacity c. 1 pint.

A fine looking Georgian style twin condiment bottle stand by Mappin & Webb with its original cut glass bottles and stoppers.

A good looking 4 piece by Viners of Sheffield, pot capacity is 2 pints.