Special Offers

A vintage silver plated on copper candelabra with detachable arms and flared fixed drip pans below the candle holders.

Here are 2 vintage jam / honey pots including a Webb crystal example and an unmarked example

Here are 4 good looking forks, monograms to rear.

Here are 5 entrée dishes each with detachable handles so that the lids can be used as secondary serving dishes if desired. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons and Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A job lot of 5 vintage silver plated water jugs (you could also use them for coffee etc) - there are 3 of 1.5 pints capacity and 2 of 2 pints capacity.

A good vintage 8oz capacity hip flask.

A 12.5cm by 6.5cm press-moulded and cut glass dish with gilt metal rim and rococo style shell handle, the outside of rim with die stamped pattern, and a 11cm by 9.5 cm similar pedestalled dish with same pattern. Probably French c. 1900.

A silver plated coffee pot by Martin Hall & Co c. 1910, together with a harlequin suite of sugar bowl and larger milk/cream jug - they work quite well a 'set'.

A silver plated half pint size beer mug with crest to front and the date 1901. No other engraving. Glass bottomed.

A good looking pair of Victorian sugar nips, these are close plated (silver on steel).

A novelty sardine tong by Vilcar with patent number and 07 registration date.

A nice pair of sorbet spoons with deco style handles, bearing design registration number equating to 1938. Sheffield made. In a nice presentation case with a mock-snakeskin cover.

A good looking deco style compact by Turner & Simpson, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1947. Comes with its original sifter and puff and cloth case.

Here are 2 coasters made for the 1977 silver jubilee by Arthur Price.

A lovely large platter with hand hammered finish to the border. Made by the Derby Silver Co (USA) as a Sheffield reproduction piece.

A sterling silver souvenir spoon from Ballater with enamel badge. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1958, maker James Fenton & Co.

An early c.20th small sterling standard (925) & enamel souvenir spoon from Bangkok.

A quite stunning pair of spoons with beautiful gilt washed bowls. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield. In their original purple silk and velvet lined fitted case with Moroccan leather exterior.

An early c.20th small souvenir spoon from Bermuda, made by Breadner Manufacturing Co of Quebec, Canada.

A nice piece of Shipping memorabilia, this is a Victorian toddy ladle engraved with 'City of Glasgow S.S. Coy'. Sheffield made pre 1896 as bears the crown over EP Sheffield mark which was banned in 1896.