Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A suite of 10 pickle forks in the same pattern, very similar to Walker & Hall's Laurel pattern. These are a mix of silver plated (EPNS) and nickel silver but all look like silver plate.

A lovely assortment of 10 pickle forks with mother of pearl handles. Longest is 19cm and shortest is 15.5cm.

Here are 11 matching larger bowled teaspoons made to commemorate the coronation of King George VI in 1937.

A very nice 12 piece set with mother of pearl handles and steel uppers.

A very nice 12 piece set with mother of pearl handles and steel uppers.

A good looking server by 1847 Rogers (USA) with gilt washed deep bowl, in their VESTA pattern from 1895.

Here are 2 pairs of butter knives with mother of pearl handles.

2 lovely grape scissors in bead with a shell to handles.

Here are 2 pairs in the same pattern designed in 1928, different Sheffield makers.

Here are 2 pairs of serving spoons with shell type bowls, the longest are by Wm Hutton & Sons and the shorter ones by Thomas Bradbury of Sheffield.

2 good heavyweight small coffee spoons assayed in 1890

What a set this is! Made by Joseph Rodgers, the delightfully shaped knife blades bear clear PDOR marks for design in 1848. In lovely original case, the cutlery over 2 layers. These are close plated (silver on steel).

A good cased set of 12 pairs of fish eaters in Rattail pattern with chasing to uppers. Made by Davis & Sons of Glasgow c 1900.

An early c.20th cased set of 12 pairs of fish eaters with mother of pearl hand;es and EPNS uppers.

Here are 2 nice butter trowels with unvarnished wooden handles.

Here are 2 lovely sardine servers with silver plated uppers, one having a fish design to front, the other a foliate design, and stag antler handles.

Here are 2 cold meat forks with sterling silver handles and silver plated uppers. One in Reed & Ribbon pattern is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1916, the other is fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905.

A lovely couple of cream spoons in Bead pattern. Ornate bowl chasing. 1 is unmarked, one is by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield. Longest is 15.5cm, shortest 15cm.

2 Gorgeous Victorian butter knives - the larger one with beautifully carved handle and incorporating a swallow in flight to its blade. The other has a nice almost geometric carving to its lotus style handle.

A lovely couple of jam spoons with ornate ferrules and end caps to their mother of pearl handles. Chasing to the bowls. The largest one is by Cooper Bros. The other one has a registration mark to its end cap corresponding with design in 1899.