Silver Plate, Sheffield, EPNS, Old Sheffield Plate

Here are 2 similar looking and pretty much same sized gravy boats with scrolled handles and rope twist rims, on hoofed feet. They can take 8 fluid oz (approx 225ml) each.

A good pair of antique grape scissors.

A nice pair of grape scissors with spiral arms.

A good looking pair of grape scissors with bright cut work.

A nice looking bowl with pedestalled base and swing handle. Fluted interior.

A nice looking circular dish on a short pedestal base, chased interior.

A nice piece from the British India Steam Navigation Co shipping line made by Elkington in 1877. This has a capacity of one half of a pint (approx 300ml).

A collection of pieces dating from the 50's thru 70's including an unengraved silver plated small rose bowl on plinth, a small unengraved silver plated trophy cup on stand, silver plated trinket dish with enamel badge, 4 shields one without engraving.

A good looking tea pot by Cooper Bros bearing a design registration number equating to 1910. 2 pints capacity.

A fine looking jug by Elkington made in 1908.

A good silver plated tea pot by Elkington made in 1927 - 2 pints capacity.

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

A good quite heavyweight silver plated corkscrew.

A fine looking c.19th melon shaped sugar bowl with ornate chasing, raised on 4 claw feet.

A very fine looking pair of coasters by Walker & Hall that accommodate a modern standard shaped 70cl wine bottle comfortably. Nice repousse work to lower bodies and crimped rims.

A very large silver plated on copper salver raised on 4 feet, with a central coat of arms, and a same sized (large!) chased vintage drinks tray.

A fine looking early c.20th small 3 piece café au lait set with wicker bound handles - made c. 1930 & retailed by Hardy Bros of Sydney & Brisbane, Australia. English made.

A good looking Victorian cream jug with repousse decoration. Monogrammed to its front 'DB'.

A really lovely looking Victorian crumb tray with a nicely shaped chased pan and end cap to the antler handle. Made by Barker Bros.

A couple of similar cut glass and silver plated sugar castors, the cutwork patterns vary but they work well together.