Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A good suite of 6 dinner forks in Kings, 4 are Belvin Plate and the other 2 Butler EPNS A1..

A good suite of 8 side /dessert forks in Kings, various makers marks.

A good pair of grape scissors in Kings made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A lovely soup ladle in Kings.

A nice assortment of servers in Kings including a pair of salad servers, slotted server, large bowl pudding server and a tablespoon.

A good set of 6 soup spoons in Kings

A lovely suite of 4 berry bowl serving spoons with the same La Regence style pattern.

A lovely suite of 4 berry bowl serving spoons with the same La Regence style pattern. 3 are by John Batt of Sheffield

A lovely suite of 6 berry bowl serving spoons with the same La Regence style pattern. Made by Harrison Fisher & Co of Sheffield.

A bulk lot of mainly larger sized sauce ladles, toddy ladles and a short handled but full size bowl soup ladle. Mainly late c.19th/early c.20th. 36 pieces in total.

A good looking larger sized soup ladle in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield c. 1900

A vintage cased set of 3 large pudding servers.

A lovely serving spoon with Niello work to rear of bowl. Earlier Kokoshnik mark so c. 1900.

A vintage silver plated sauce boat with matching stand, marked L&CO (Liberty & Co) to the stand only. Capacity is 3/4 of a UK pint (8 fl oz / 225ml).

A good vintage brandy glass etched with 'Lingfield Park Resort - WINNER'. Capacity c. 300ml

A lovely long handled marrow scoop in Kings pattern, made by Holmes & Edwards.

2 lovely pieces in Louis XVI, short length cake knives with chased blades. One is hollow handled.

3 lovely pieces in Louis XVI, gilt wash to interior of one of the berry bowl servers.

A very nice set of 6 tea knives with palette shaped steel blades and acetate faux bone handles. In their original Joseph Fenton & Sons of Sheffield card box.

A good looking set of 4 pairs of cake forks and tea knives with longer than usual sterling silver handles, the forks having silver plated uppers and the knives having steel blades. Made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons and fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1930, other than 2 are 1928..