Special Offers

A fine matched pair of shot cups by Guldsmeds Aktiebolaget, 1 hallmarked for 1965, the other 1967.

A trio of 1970's Japanese made Lobster picks in stainless steel.

A small collection of 4 souvenir spoons including 2 from Spain, 1 from Denmark and 1 from Italy.

A lovely looking set of 4 grapefruit spoons by Pinder Bros of Sheffield, bearing a registration number 748215 corresponding with design in 1929.

A gorgeous looking cream / sauce ladle by A. Stowell & Co of Boston, MA, USA. Monogrammed to rear of handle with 'MSG'.

A lovely early c.20th spork with prongs to one side of its bowl. Old English pattern. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield and bearing 'Down Patent' markings.

A Victorian nickel silver fish slice in fiddle pattern with bright cut work to the pierced scrolls. Monogrammed with a single initial 'M'. Made by Naylor, Clark & Co of Birmingham c. 1880.

A lovely antique bowl by E. Leclere of Sheffield with silver plated rim and a blown and cut glass body with star cut to centre and circular cuts to the slightly flared and dimpled body.

A good looking wide bowl sifting spoon / ladle with a Galleon finial and windmill work to its bowl. 800 standard silver, bearing German markings, no makers marks but almost certainly Hanau region.

A nice looking piece by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield with a 'petal like' pierced rim and shallow concave interior. Could be used for sweets/nuts etc, looks great full of pistachio nuts.

A sterling silver crimped rim & repousse decorated napkin ring by William Devenport, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1907 + and additional plain napkin ring Henry Griffiths Birmingham 1933. No monograms etc.

A Victorian triple bottle stand with a set of 3 cut glass bottles. Stand made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield.

A super looking deco period water jug by Cooper Bros of Sheffield with angular handle and nice vertical side fluted to corners. Classic deco lid knop.

A good looking set of 6 chrome plated on nickel silver side / dessert forks in an art deco pattern bearing design registration number 787777 for design in 1933.

A good looking 1 pint pewter beer mug by Cooper Bros of Sheffield in their Don Pewter range, of bellied form with a flared rim with 'roundels' below, the body being hammered.

A fine looking Victorian coffee pot with good chasing to body and bright cut upper and lower decoration. Good George I style long spout. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A vintage cased pair of fish servers by Thomas Turner of Sheffield with silver plated uppers and acetate faux bone handles and unmarked silver ferrules.

A group of antique Chinese Export Silver including 2 apostle style cake forks (3 prong and 4 prong), 2 apostle style teaspoons both by 'KH' and a character handle spoon.

A good 85 standard silver napkin ring of smaller proportions, bearing markings to inside of rim. Fine dragon engraving & no monograms.

An unusual piece that could have a variety of functions. Raised on claw feet, it has a wide rim area with a recess like a bread board tray, but would make a good cake stand for a c. 7 inch cake on a board or an equally good drinks tray etc. Sheffield made.