Silver Plate, Sheffield, EPNS, Old Sheffield Plate

A set of 10 silver plated ice cream or sundae bowls by Ianthe, not seen these by Ianthe before.

Here are 2 good vintage silver plated wine bottle coasters, each having chased surfaces. English made. Each will accommodate a standard sized wine bottle.

Here are 4 good looking trinket dishes with realistic looking reproduction Chinese 'dragon' and 'fat man' dollar coins. They have been XRF tested as copper. Slightly different sizes.

A good looking larger 3 piece by Dixon in EPBM c. 1870, the coffee pot with a lovely bright cut floral finial, gorgeous handle and all pieces having bright cut work to handles. Grapevine feet and this extending to the lower spout of the pot. Gilt wash to interior of jug and bowl.

A deco period dish frame complete with its original Pyrex glass bowl and lid.

A good looking smaller vase in art nouveau style.

A really fine looking bowl - would make a good larger nut bowl or a smaller fruit bowl for example.

A job lot of lobster & nutcrackers mainly silver plated on steel some plain steel etc.

An unusual early c.20th 3 piece EPBM set by Atkin Bros with strong Celtic decoration. Pot capacity 1.5 pints.

A nice little trophy cup with a Lindisfarne pattern band to outer rim. Would also make a good sugar bowl etc. No engraving.

A very nice looking pair of open salt pots by James Dixon & Sons..

A worn but functional ex silver plated on copper wine bottle coaster.

A good condition oval platter by Walker & Hall made in 1927. The rim has a conjoined monogram 'AJB'.

A lovely looking small cauldron form sugar bowl with light gilt wash to interior. Very nice bright cut work of swags and bows etc.

A fine looking c.19th full sized silver plated claret or water jug by Martin Hall & Co of Sheffield. No monograms.

A very large galleried tray!

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

A nice sized pair of serving bowls by BSL (Elkington) date marked for manufacture in 1967. These interestingly also bear a royal household St James Crown mark to their undersides.

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

A nice larger diameter gadrooned rim swing handled bowl by John Nowill & Sons of Sheffield c. 1920, raised on frog-like splayed feet.