Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A lovely vintage part set of 5 coffee spoons by Norne

A very fine condition larger bowled salt spoon in fiddle pattern, gilt wash to bowl. Fully hallmarked for London 1834, maker Charles Boyton (I). Monogrammed with a single initial 'J'.

A good sterling silver mustard spoon by Wm Hutton & Sons, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1926.

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

A good vintage pair of soup spoons in the Rose Garden pattern by Smith Seymour.

A good vintage pair of dessert spoons in the Rose Garden pattern by Smith Seymour.

A good Victorian silver plated soup ladle in fiddle pattern, monogrammed with a single initial 'M'. Made by Roberts & Briggs of Sheffield (later to become Roberts & Belk).

Here are 2 vintage bottle coasters with chase surfaces, in their original presentation boxes.

A good looking piece with unusually large feet and swing handle. Complete with its original blue glass liner. Bears a design registration number equating to 1911.

A very nice looking antique 4 bottle cruet set by Dixon, nice deep hobnail cuts to the glass. Mustard spoon is a good Walker & Hall replacement.

A nice little thing, takes a standard sized matchbox and a regular sized candle.

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 lovely looking and unusual design coaster with turned fruit wood interior and central silver plated spigot cap. Baised underside.

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

A really pretty piece decorated with swags and bows to the boat shape upper Original blue glass liner. Made by Francis Howard of Sheffield.

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

A vintage silver plated drinks tray with pierced gallery and chased surface.

A lovely looking bowl by J. Prime c. 1870 with an unusual and attractive overall pierced design and central fluted area. Makes a lovely fruit bowl.

A pair of tongs by Naphtali Hart bearing partial hallmarks for London 1814. Monogrammed 'CCLD'.

A nice pair of smaller tongs with claw nip ends on a Chester / Windsor type pattern. Made by the Meriden Britannia Co of Connecticut, USA. No monograms.