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A really good looking suite of deco 'rocket chintz' by A.J. Wilkinson c. 1930. Comprises biscuit barrel, serving bowl, sugar castor, sugar bowl, 3 piece cruet set with spoon.

This is such a lovely looking piece & a lot of work went into its manufacture. Stylistically it sits around 1830 we believe. Much smaller than a regular decanter, it may even be a large perfume bottle. Overall mallet shape with a double band of diamond cuts to the lower and 16 pairs of in & out tapering panel cuts to body. Stem has an 8 sided knop. Underside has a larger perfectly smoothed, slightly concave pontil circle. Target/Bullseye type stopper. Measures 12.3cm high to the top of rim, 17.3cm to top of stopper and has a base diameter of 11.1cm. An approx capacity would be +/- c. 350ml (i.e. a traditional dessert wine sized bottle should pretty much fit in it.)

A large canteen of Pinder Bros of Sheffield 'Consort' pattern, designed in 1958. 8 place settings of dinner fork, dinner knife, side fork, side knife, tea knife, fish fork, fish knife, dessert spoon, soup spoon, tea spoon, coffee spoon + 4 tablespoons + 3 piece carving set. Total of 95 pieces.

Here are 6x silver plated small dish covers by Elkington, date marked for manufacture in 1934 and each bearing the Anchor & Anchor-Donaldson Line logo to fronts. They are kind of tea - plate sized.

A lovely looking pair of pepperettes with sterling silver gilt lids, one having a vibrant orange enamel and the other a cobalt blue enamel.

These are really quite incredible little pieces! There are 5 forks and 5 knives, they are unmarked silver plated, and each handle is a semi-precious stone including carved amber (with inclusions), carved amethyst quartz, other quartz, carved rock crystal, agates etc. Forks range in size from 10cm to 10.5cm, knives 11.8-12cm. We assume they were intended for use as date or olive utensils. Probably dating c. 1920, origin middle eastern at a guess.