Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A nice matching pair of sterling silver open salt & pepper pot by Fattorini & Sons fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1921 and 1922. The pepper pot has a screw top lid, not a push/pull one.

A gleaming pair of EPNS napkin rings of nice shape and from with a panel to each side, one being blank and the other bearing either initial H and E.

A very nice looking pair of bottle coasters by barker Ellis with piecrust style rims and darker stained turned wooden bases.

A good looking drinks tray with wavy ropetwist rim, raised on claw and ball feet.

A fine looking coaster with turned wooden base. Cross keys makers mark,

A nice looking 3 piece set, the pot c 1.5 pints capacity.

A very nice base and shade in blue glass. No branding.

A lovely looking pot by Lee & Wigfull with bright cut banding to body. C. 1.5 pint.

A fine looking Georgian style tray with nice chasing and ornate rim.

A fine looking teapot by Boardman & Glossop of Sheffield in EPBM with ornate repousse & bright cut work. Capacity c 1.5 pints.

A pair of Victorian EPBM open salt pots with chased foliate exteriors and original unusual red glass liners, with a nice pair of shell bowl salt spoons.

Such a fine looking piece and in great condition for its age and material! Made from EPBM by Atkin Bros of Sheffield. A lovely way of displaying an indoor pot plant or pot of herbs etc.

A nice set of Grecian pattern fruit pudding spoons and larger server, the case bearing a Maltese retailers label to interior.

A set of 6 side/dessert knives by the prestigious Jays of Oxford St, early c.20th. They have acetate faux bone handles and stainless steel blades.

An assortment of pieces including an EPNS cigarette case, EPNS capstan inkwell, gorgeous nickel silver double compartment vesta case and an unusual small base metal chatelaine style case containing a monogram printing block.

A bulk lot of very worn EPNS tableware.

A large bulk lot of acetate faux bone handled dinner & side/dessert knives. Although size can be a little subjective as to the split these are how we have arranged them: lower section: 28 side/dessert knives, 13 dinner knives, top section: 6 palette shape side knives, 23 palette shape dinner knives. Total of 70 knives.

An assortment of useful pieces including a lovely Victorian bread fork with cherub terminal, larger sauce ladle in fiddle thread monogram 'M', jam spoon, 2x sifting/straining ladles, sardine fork, butter pick, cocktail fork.

A job lot of 12 assorted vanity tools and buttonhooks including a few silver handled examples.

A bulk lot of 15 sugar tongs of assorted styles and sizes. Mostly EPNS, a few Nickel Silver ones. A nice larger pair of fiddle ones by Elkington Mason, ornate ones and a claw nip example included.