Silver Plate, Sheffield, EPNS, Old Sheffield Plate

A nice looking bowl which would make a very nice nuts or sweets dish. Made by James Dixon & Sons, it bears a design registration number for 1914.

A beautiful looking large coffee pot by Dixon of gourd shape with a fine fruit and leaf finial and grapevine feet. Marked as 5 cups (2.5 pints) capacity.

A super looking tray made in the Old Sheffield Plate style but presumably c. 1900. Has the retailers mark of Barnett Henry Abrahams of Regent Street, London. Measures 53cm across the handles, 43cm excluding handles and 31.5cm wide.

A good looking cruet set with larger sized bottles by Mark Willis & Sons of Sheffield c. 1910.

A very nice smaller proportion 4 piece set, the pots having a capacity of c. 0.5 litre (c. 1 pint). Nice gilt wash to interior of the lidded sugar bowl. Unknown makers mark. Silver plated on Alpaca (Nickel Silver alloy).

A silver on copper 'reproduction Old Sheffield plate' pedestalled bowl with fretworked flared rim and applied ornate rim border.

A good looking OSP teapot with tinned interior, original carved wooden handle.

A good looking frame for a 6 bottle condiment set.

A good looking silver plated salt pot with repousse and bright cut work florals raised on 3 hoofed feet. Light gilt wash to interior. Comes with a fine Bristol Blue glass liner and a good unmarked Albany pattern salt spoon.

A very nice looking teapot by Cooper Bros of approx 1.5 pints capacity with chasing to body, along with its matching sugar bowl.

A good looking gourd shaped coffee pot with beautiful scrolls and floral work, fruit finial to lid. Monogrammed to one side 'LC' (we think).

A lovely pair of c.19th electroplate sticks by Elkington (no date letter) with lion mask and swag detail to the central knopped area. They have removable uppers so that you can use 2 different sizes of candle.

An elegant looking butter curl dish by Thomas White complete with original cut glass liner and a nice 2 pronged butter pick.

A nice looking sauce boat by Robert Pringle of London with textured paw feet. Early c.20th. Capacity c. 150ml / quarter of a pint.

A nice looking jug by Holman & Norton of Birmingham c. 1930 capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A versatile smaller sized vintage coaster that doubles as both a wine bottle coaster (will take most regular wine bottles) if you remove the glass, or as a butter curl/lemon slice dish etc with the glass in place. Chased surface, raised on 3 bun feet.

A nice looking wine bottle coaster with an ornate applied scroll rim.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.