Silver Plate, Sheffield, EPNS, Old Sheffield Plate

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

A nice sized pair of serving bowls by BSL (Elkington) date marked 'e' for manufacture in 1965. These interestingly also bear a royal household St James Crown mark to their undersides and a '1967'. Possibly related to the launch of the Cunard QE2 ship in 1967.

A pair of silver plated jugs of c one half of a pint capacity, each with hand engraved chasing.

A good looking wine bottle coaster with pierced silver on copper gallery and bakelite 'faux wood' interior.

A silver plated wine bottle coaster with turned wooden base and baised underside.

A nice silver plated pickle jar frame with swing handle, shorter length pickle form and modern blue glass jar with a good tight plastic seal.

A vintage silver plated sugar bowl with hinged lid, the front bearing the coat of arms of South Africa. Possibly made for a South African embassy in the UK. Made by Barker Bros in their Unity Plate range c. 1930.

A very fine looking coffee pot by James Dixon & Son in Old Sheffield Plate with fruit finial, chasing to body and tinned interior. Capacity c. 2 pints. There is a slightly thicker layer of silver to the vacant central area of the chasing on one side, intended for engraving if desired.

A good looking 3 piece set, quite heavy, the pot having a carved wooden handle. Probably Indian origin but quite well made.

A vintage 3 piece by Wm Adams Inc of Birmingham, the pot capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A nice looking platter suitable for a smaller fish.

A nice little castor with a part hobnail body.

A good vintage stand for an 8 inch+ cake (will take up to 8.25 inch)

A good vintage decanter label for SHERRY complete with chain.

A vintage silver plated tea pot with deco style finial, capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A nice larger sized fruit bowl frame by WMF bearing the Ostrich mark, so early c.20th, and complete with its original green cut glass liner. Later engraved as a presentation at a Ladies Night in October 1928 at the Portsdown Lodge (4356) in Portsmouth.