Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A silver plated hotplate / warming stand complete with its original adjustable flame burner and aluminium removable warming plate. Made by Wm Shirtcliffe of Sheffield in their Kingsway Plate range c. 1930.

A vintage set of 4 stacking beaker sized stirrup cups c. 1930 in NPNS (Nickel Plated on Nickel Silver) by H.N. Hewitt & Co of Sheffield, having gilt washed interiors and in their original stitched leather case with press-stud fasteners.

A good looking larger sized bottle coaster by Broadway & Co fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1998.

A fine looking pair of fish servers with pointed bead pattern handles and bright cut and fretworked uppers. In original fitted case with tooled Moroccan leather exterior and blue silk and velvet interior.

A fine looking early c.20th silver on copper siphon stand with lion mask and ring handles and fretworked body. Will easily take a champagne bottle and most wine bottles.

A set of 6 pairs of fish eaters in a quite 'wacky' pattern by Lee & Wigfull, bearing a design registration number equating to 1898. In a good wooden case.

A good vintage silver plated galleried tray with chased surface, raised on claw and ball feet. Suitable for a decanter and a few glasses etc.

A very nice looking 4 piece set of unusual shape, probably 1950's. Pot capacities c 1.5 pint.

A really nice looking piece with a 'side swirl' clam shell shape body raised on 3 ball feet and a climbing vine leaf to handle. With its original frosted glass liner. EP NS I/O marks are attributable to WMF but not explicitly marked WMF.

An early c.20th cased set of 3 servers for cake/soft puddings etc by Mappin & Webb in Reed & Ribbon pattern. Princes Plate.

A nice pedestalled bowl with fretwork gallery sides, suitable as a small fruit etc bowl.

A set of 5 dinner forks in Old English.

A set of 6 dinner forks in Old English.

A large basting spoon in Old English pattern by Jays of Oxford St, London.

An antique pair of larger sauce ladles in Old English pattern along with a sifting ladle with gilt washed interior, all by Jays of Oxford St, London.

A good trio of tablespoons in Old English by Frank Cobb & Co of Sheffield, early c.20th

A gleaming stilton scoop in Old English pattern by Jays of Oxford St, London.

A chamberstick by Matthew Boulton c. 1790 bearing 'Soho Patent' marks to the unusual pull out drip pan. Tinned underside with Boulton's twin sunburst marks.

An interesting and unusual rotating 6 egg cup cruet - originally c. 1810 with some later adjustments. The swing handled pot to top is for salt. This piece screws onto the central column, it is not detachable.

A set of 6 21.5cm knives by Oneida in their Accent pattern (not satin).