Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A set of 4 earlybc.20th lobster picks by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield.

A set of 4 dessert knives unusually with marbled butterscotch effect acetate handles and Firth Stainless blades, made by the Birmingham Medal Co in Sheffield.

A vintage boxed set of 6 silver plated teaspoons in the 'Fulwood' pattern by Ryals of Sheffield. These are in original Butler boxes with Fulwood labels - although this may seem odd it does make sense as both Ryals & Butler were acquired by Ingersol in the late 1960's and amalgamated etc.

A vintage boxed set of 6 silver plated soup spoons in the 'Fulwood' pattern by Ryals of Sheffield. These are in original Butler boxes with Fulwood labels - although this may seem odd it does make sense as both Ryals & Butler were acquired by Ingersol in the late 1960's and amalgamated etc.

A vintage boxed set of 6 silver plated dessert spoons in the 'Fulwood' pattern by Ryals of Sheffield. These are in original Butler boxes with Fulwood labels - although this may seem odd it does make sense as both Ryals & Butler were acquired by Ingersol in the late 1960's and amalgamated etc.

A lovely set by Royal Albert in their Nosegay pattern, comprising a small 3/4 of a pint teapot, teapot stand, milk jug and sugar bowl.

A good vintage silver plated roll-top butter or caviar dish complete with glass liner. Made by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A lovely souvenir spoon of the RMS Norman fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1915, maker Michael Emanuel. Enamel flag of the Union Castle line within ships wheel.

A vintage silver handled Queens pattern pie servers with steel blade. Made by Viners of Sheffield. Handle is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1961.

A cheese knife in Queens pattern with sterling silver handle fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1979, steel bladed.

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

A good looking pair of brushes with ornate repousse floral decoration to edges and a central initial 'B'. Fully hallmarked for Chester 1910, maker Synyer & Beddoes.

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

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

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

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

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