Latest Items

A pie server by Arthur Price in Kings with silver plated handle and steel blade.

Here are 3 lovely serving pieces, the largest by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield.

3 lovely Victorian silver plated servers with ornate handle patterns.

2 antique lovely larger bowl jam and cream spoons with mother of pearl handles (cream spoon has a flat base bowl, jam spoon more rounded).

A nice sized cream spoon in Old English thread with a silver plated hollow handle and nicely bright cut bowl. Comes with a similar pattern smaller sized serving fork.

A set of 6 grapefruit spoons in the Silver Rose pattern by Viners.

A set of 6 small pudding forks in the Napier pattern by Walker & Hall. These are date marked for manufacture in 1956.

A late Victorian spoon from the Amicable & Fraternal Society showing its incorporation date of 1752.

A lovely trio of pieces in the same handle pattern (very similar to Albert pattern). including a cream spoon, sardine fork and butter knife.

A set of 6 slender fish knives and a set of 6 technically fruit dessert forks but they could work either way for you as desired.

A very long bread fork with a mother of pearl handle and silver plated upper. The handle is inked with a small single initial 'B' to one side.

A good looking pair of servers by Davis & Sons of Glasgow, designed in 1932.

A set of 6 dessert spoons by Community in their South Seas pattern.

A gleaming soup lade in fiddle pattern made by Joseph Gilbert of Sheffield in their 'Argentina Silver' range (a nickel silver alloy). Monogrammed with a single initial 'W'.

3 different sized butter knives in Reed & Ribbon, early c.20th.

A nice set of 4 seafood forks (or small pickle forks if you prefer) by Oneida/Rogers in their Tudor Plate range, these are in the Enchantment (aka Bounty) pattern.

A lovely and very heavy large soup ladle by Couverts Dixi of Paris.

A good looking bread fork with a scrolling shell type pattern to handle. Bears a design registration number to top of handle equating to 1901. Ornate bright cut work to front of pronged area.

A good and scarce cake knife in the silver sands pattern by Community (1966). silver plated handle and steel blade.

A good looking knife by Elkington with chased vine pattern to blade. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1906 to blade only.