Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A good set of 6 soup spoons bearing the crowned owl crest of the Odlum family (the Irish Flour producers). These were retailed by Weir & Sons of Dublin.

A set of 6 dessert spoons in Fiddle Thread bearing the crowned owl crest of the Odlum family (the Irish Flour producers). These were made by Mappin & Webb.

A gorgeous set of 6 table spoons in Fiddle Thread bearing the crowned owl crest of the Odlum family (the Irish Flour producers). These were made by Mappin & Webb.

A set of 7 dessert spoons in Fiddle Thread bearing the crowned owl crest of the Odlum family (the Irish Flour producers). 3 were made by Mappin & Webb, the other 4 by the Goldsmiths' Alliance of London (probably). The 3 M&W ones have a smaller sized crest.

A probably early c.20th brass meat dish cover with unscrewable handle and a rack hanging loop to interior.

A pair of salad servers in Old English with berry bowls.

A set of 5 Old English dessert spoons by John Round & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900.

A larger sized soup ladle in Old English pattern made by Wm Hutton & Sons, early c.20th.

A good looking trivet or dish coaster by Oneida

A good looking basket with an unusual shade of blue glass liner. The ornate filigree panels appear to be made from silver whereas the wirework is/was plated.

A good looking pair of fish servers with stag antler handles and silver plated uppers with bright cut work.

A gorgeous looking 6 bottle cut glass cruet set, slightly composite but it looks great!

A Victorian bread knife with an ornate silver plated handle and steel blade, made by Walker & Hall.

A lovely looking card case with finely chased scroll work. Monogrammed with a conjoined 'SRK' or similar.

A lovely pair of berry bowl serving spoons with trailing harebell pattern to handles. Made by J.H. Potter in their SILVA range (Nickel Silver alloy).

A good looking pair of serving forks with ornate silver plated handles bearing PODR registration marks.

A lovely pair of serving spoons with berry bowls and a grapevine design to handles. They have a design registration number which equated to 1922.

A good pair of caddy spoons by Cooper Bros.

A good pair of caddy spoons by Wm Hutton & Sons, early c.20th.

A good pair of caddy spoons in fiddle with shell bowls.