Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A nice assortment of jam spoons, each with a mother of pearl handle. One has a sterling silver marked ferrule.

A nice assortment of jam spoons, each with a mother of pearl handle. 2 have hallmarked sterling silver ferrules.

A nice assortment of jam spoons, each with a mother of pearl handle. 1 has a sterling silver marked ferrule.

A nice assortment of jam spoons, each with a mother of pearl handle.

A nice assortment of jam spoons, each with a mother of pearl handle.

A nice assortment of jam spoons, each with a mother of pearl handle. 1 has a hallmarked sterling silver ferrule.

An assortment of 10 good mother of pearl handled bread / meat forks with silver plated uppers, some chased/bright cut and one with a sterling silver hallmarked ferrule.

A collection of 10 butter spreaders with mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers.

A good selection of jam and cream spoons in various patterns.

A good selection of 10 full size pickle forks with darker stag antler handles.

A good selection of 10 pickle forks with tan-brown stag antler handles.

A good selection of 10 pickle forks with mid brown stag antler handles.

A pair of dinner forks in fiddle, fully hallmarked for Dublin 1812 maker John Power. Each has a crest of a knights arm brandishing a sword.

2 lovely pieces with absolutely splendid looking handles. The cream spoon handle has a PDOR registration mark but too rubbed to read. This handle is monogrammed 'JC'. The other handle has a lion passant crest.

Here are 4 tablespoons by Deykin & Sons of Birmingham in fiddle pattern, 2 different sizes.

Here are 2 nice cream spoons with the same bowl design and mother of pearl handles (different style ferrules) and 2 jam spoons with the same bowl design. Longest measures 16.5cm and the shortest 15.5cm

Here are 2 nice pieces with unvarnished wooden handles and chased silver plated uppers. The larger one is by John Grinsell & Sons.

A lovely couple of antler handled strainers, great for Olives etc.

2 early c.20th same length cake knives with mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers.

Here are 2 vesta cases - the larger one is Birmingham 1911, no monograms, the smaller Birmingham 1897, monogram FN.