Special Offers

A good vintage 8oz capacity hip flask.

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

A good looking pair of dessert fork with double-staged raised chevron pattern to handles. Made by I.S. Greenberg of Birmingham.

A vintage set of 6 fish eater knives by Sanders & Bowers of Sheffield.

A vintage set of 6 'silver spoon sugar' branded teaspoons in Bead pattern. Sheffield made. These ones are the flatter spoon bowl shape.

A vintage cheese knife with silver plated handle in thread shell pattern and steel blade. Made by Osborne of Sheffield.

An early c.20th cased set of 6 pudding spoons and matching server. These are Nickel plated.

A good condition smaller handkerchief vase with a checked pattern in white/cream.

A nice vintage cheese server in Stainless Steel

A vintage 800 standard silver brooch set with marcasites and a central faux pearl, together with a silver ring set with marcasites.

A silver plated candle snuffer, the snuffer end being articulated on the rod.

A silver plated cake knife with amber coloured early plastic handle and sterling silver ferrule. Wembley Exhibition stamped to the blade - presumably as there is no year mentioned it will be the first one (1924).

An Old Sheffield Plate style castor by an unidentified maker (thistle mark to base).

A gleaming vintage silver plated cake server in its original box.

2 vintage mixed pieces, both Swedish made. The first is a childs spoon with an unusual pattern including a woman with umbrella on some stairs, the second is a nice looking cream / sauce ladle with twin pouring spouts.

A vintage pair of 'Dignity Plate' baby's feeding spoon & food pusher in original case. Sheffield made.

A vintage silver plated smaller lidded dish for serving vegetables etc. Made by Barker Bros.

A silver plated fiddle thread shell pattern sugar shovel by the Army Navy Co-Operative Society of London. No monograms.

A matching pair of Brandy & Whisky decanter labels with chains.

A set of 6 dessert forks in the Enchantment (Bounty) pattern by Oneida Community.