Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A nice egg spoon in fiddle thread by George Adams for Chawner & Co, fully hallmarked for London 1860. Crested with a collared dogs head.

A good looking silver handled button hook by Walker & Hall. Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1903.

A good shoe horn by Colen Hewer Cheshire fully hallmarked for Chester 1906.

A set of 6 sterling silver handled tea knives with silver plated blades. Handles are fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1929, maker Cooper Bros. In original J.B. Mennie of Newcastle fitted case.

A good pair of tongs by H Hunt fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1930. No monograms.

A lovely comb holder by Fenton, Russell & Co Ltd fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905. Complete with a faux tortoiseshell comb.

A lovely hair brush by Walker & Hall fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1907.

A rare pair of sticks by William Comyns in the Reynolds Angels pattern with detachable drip pans. Fully hallmarked for London 1898.

A fine looking hotelware style coffee pot of c. 2 pints capacity

A gorgeous looking bread fork with spiral caved mother of pearl handle surround by ornate ferrules and topped with a fluted ball terminal, the pronged area having chased florals.

A fine looking vintage silver on copper large punch bowl with lion mask and ring handles and repousse work florals to upper, the lower being fluted. These also make great wine/champagne coolers.

A very fine looking cased set of 6 tea knives and large cake knife with carved mother of pearl 'Harley' style handles and steel blades, in presentation case. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A really good condition Old Sheffield Plate smaller sized jug of c. 1/2 pint size with wooden handle.

An absolutely gleaming pair of sauce ladles in Old English.

An absolutely gleaming soup ladle in Old English.

A fine and very long length salt spoon by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield in Old English with spiral twist handle. No monograms.

A fine set of 6 tea knives by Viners in their Silver Rose pattern, in original box.

A lovely pair of sterling silver handled salad servers by Towle in their King Richard pattern, with olive wood uppers. No monograms.

A good looking egg cup cruet, unusually for 3 cups. Made in a similar style to Georgian examples.

A nice looking larger sized butter dish unusually with a fretwork dome lid and down turned fretworked rim to the body. Raised on claw and ball feet. With original opaque glass liner.