Silver Plate, Sheffield, EPNS, Old Sheffield Plate

Here are 5 sorbet type bowls including 3 by Gladwin of Sheffield.

A good looking set on a nice frame with ball terminals and feet, the smaller stopper bottle has a cayenne spoon attached. Made by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield.

A hip flask by James Dixon & Sons with detachable cup with gilt washed interior.

A taller conical shape EPBM jug by Deakin & Sons of Sheffield with ornate decoration.

A pair of wine bottle coasters with silver on copper galleries and turned fruit wood bases.

A late Victorian EPNS chamberstick by Barker Bros with detachable drip pan and candle snuffer. Larger diameter than usual.

A good looking pair of candle scissors, silver on steel, c. 1850

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

A very fine looking Victorian sugar castor with a beautifully profuse hobnail cut glass pear shaped body and silver plated lid.

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

A vintage 3 piece set by Cooper Bros, the pot c. 1.5 pint capacity.

A good sized platter by Elkington made in 1937, having a small Masonic crest to rim.

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

A very nice long and narrow salmon platter by Art. Krupp of Berndorf, Austria.

A lovely looking bowl frame with fretwork scroll and lozenge body raised on paw feet, complete with its original Pyrex glass dish and lid. The frame would also double up nicely as a larger nut dish or small fruit bowl.

A good looking silver on copper candelabra with removable arm section and removable drip pans.

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.

This is a lovely sized silver on copper box, probably Edwardian Georgian revival in date.

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

A good looking probably Edwardian period larger sized 300ml (half pint) capacity boat on hoofed feet with scroll handle, comes with a fiddle pattern larger sauce ladle.

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

A good looking frame for a 6 bottle condiment set.

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 good looking pair of silver on copper tazza dishes with pierced rims and chased centres. They look very much like the work of Barker Ellis but the makers mark (a tankard) is currently unidentified.

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 good looking silver plated entrée dish by Weir & Sons of Dublin and Belfast, with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Beaded rims.

A silver plated entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Beaded rims. Made by Joseph Rodgers of Sheffield.

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.

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 Hukin & Heath c. 1900.

A fine looking crumb tray by Allen & Darwin with good antler handle. The ornate ferrule bears a design registration number equating to 1894.

A good looking crumb tray by Harrison Brothers & Howson with chased foliate to pan and a nice ferrule to handle.

A nice looking early c.20th antler handled crumb tray with a drilled hole to handle and a cord for hanging on a hook.

A vintage American carafe of c. 1 litre capacity with Corning heat proof glass.

A good vintage decanter label for SHERRY complete with chain.