Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A bulk lot of salt and mustard spoons, 26 in total. 24 are fully hallmarked English, 2 are just marked '925'.

A collection of antique silver plated tea ware all with semi-fluted bodies. Makers include Walker & Hall, Elkington mappin & Webb etc. Includes a pedestal coffee pot and water/coffee jug, 4 more coffee / teapots, various milk jugs and sugar bowls, 2 of each are pairs. 17 items in total.

A gorgeous set of pudding spoons and forks by John Turton of Sheffield bearing a design registration number equating to 1928.

An early c.20th cased pair of heavy cut glass butter dishes with 2 silver plated Old English butter spreaders.

A vintage cased set of 6 coffee spoons with black bean finials.

A vintage set of 6 tea knives with silver plated blades and turquoise coloured early plastic handles. In a nice mock-snakeskin presentation case.

A vintage silver plated tea pot with Lindisfarne pattern banding. Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A good looking EPBM coal scuttle form sugar bowl by Cooper Bros complete with scoop. Early c.20th.

A fine looking fish server by Christofle in Chinon (Fiddle Thread).

A vintage set of 6 dinner forks by Community in the Carousel (aka Silver Flowers) pattern, in original box.

A vintage set of 6 dinner knives by Community in the Carousel (aka Silver Flowers) pattern, in original box.

A pair of tablespoons by Community in the South Seas pattern, original box.

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

A lovely and very heavy large soup ladle by Couverts Dixi of Paris.

A lovely and unusual tea strainer raised on 3 splayed legs and with a carved mother of pearl handle. Possibly Aalborg assay marks and makers marks twice of 'O.S'.

A vintage cased set of 6 coffee spoons by De Montfort of Sheffield, they have a design registration number equating to 1954.

A nice deeper bodied pedestalled bowl with fret work gallery rim.

A lovely looking Victorian coffee pot on pedestalled base. One side is engraved with a crest of a demi-eagle. Made by Wm Hutton of Sheffield. Marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity.

An interesting c. 1920s small tea or coffee pot engraved to one side 'Provincial Cinematograph Theatres Limited'. These were the forerunners of our modern cinema. Being very small at half pint capacity we assume this was used by one of the projectionists. Made by J.H. Potter of Sheffield.

A fine looking pair of open salts by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield with lovely gilt washed interiors. They come with 2 Old English salt spoons.