Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A suite of 12 tea knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Assorted Sheffield makers including John Barker, G. Lee, James Deakin etc. All roughly the same size and shape.

A very 'blingy' pair of bracelets with a multi-row hexagonal shape textured link, each having a clasp fitting and safety catch. They come in the CeaZaro branded pouch, so we presume this was the Italian jeweller/retailer of them. They have 18k gold markings, but are definitely plated.

Sold as scrap. A sterling silver tablespoon by George Adams for Chawners in Military Thread pattern, fully hallmarked for London 1873, a fiddle pattern dessert spoon by Sarah & John William Blake fully hallmarked for London 1820, and a fork scrolled intoa bangle shape, fully hallmarked for London 1825, William Chawner II.

Sold as scrap. All clean etc. Some of the smaller pieces are unmarked but are sterling.

Here are 2 longer length cake knives with mother of pearl handles and silver plated blades.

These really are fun, a graduating size set of bowls (1 larger, 2 smaller) each with 3 realistic looking seahorse legs. Made by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A lovely set of 3 small graduating size lidded tureens with tab handles. Made by Barker Bros. Really good quality pieces and heavy for size.

Here are 3 early c.20th green bean servers in different patterns namely Old English, Queen Anne and Gadroon. The OE one is marginally longer than the other 2.

A vintage trio of dinner knives by Harrods of Knightsbridge with acetate faux bone block shape handles and palette shape steel blades, early c.20th.

Here are 4 vintage silver plated spoons with crossed rifles and a target to their handles. No award engravings etc. Made by Edwin Blyde & Co of Sheffield. In 3x card presentation boxes (one box contains 2 spoons).

A suite of 4 side/dessert knives with block shape acetate faux bone handles and palette shaped blades. Made good butter spreaders. 3 are by Frank Wood of Sheffield and 1 by Walker & Hall. Early c.20th. All roughly the same length.

A set of 4 side/dessert knives by Greene & Calvert of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades c.1930. These make great butter spreaders.

A lovely set of 5 candelabra in the same grapes & vines pattern, the tallest 4 of which (34cm) have removable arms so can also be used as single sticks if desired. Smaller one is 25cm high.

A set of 5 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades, Sheffield made.

A set of 5 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Made by Smith Seymour of Sheffield. Handles are a darker than normal shade.

A job lot of sterling silver including a James Swann thimble, a napkin ring without engraving and a childs spoon & fork, monogrammed 'L'.

A set of 6 dinner knives by Gladwin Ltd of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and steel palette shaped blades. C. 1930.

A set of 6 side/dessert knives by Gladwin Ltd of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and steel palette shaped blades. C. 1930. They make good butter spreaders.

A set of 6 side/dessert knives by Gladwin Ltd of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and steel palette shaped blades. C. 1930. They make good butter spreaders.

A set of 6 side/dessert knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Unity branded.