Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A fine looking vintage silver on copper large punch bowl with lion mask and ring handles and repousse work florals to upper, the lower being fluted. These also make great wine/champagne coolers.

A really good condition Old Sheffield Plate smaller sized jug of c. 1/2 pint size with wooden handle.

An absolutely gleaming pair of sauce ladles in Old English.

An absolutely gleaming soup ladle in Old English.

A fine and very long length salt spoon by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield in Old English with spiral twist handle. No monograms.

A fine set of 6 tea knives by Viners in their Silver Rose pattern, in original box.

A lovely pair of sterling silver handled salad servers by Towle in their King Richard pattern, with olive wood uppers. No monograms.

A good looking egg cup cruet, unusually for 3 cups. Made in a similar style to Georgian examples.

A nice looking larger sized butter dish unusually with a fretwork dome lid and down turned fretworked rim to the body. Raised on claw and ball feet. With original opaque glass liner.

An interesting trio made to commemorate the end of World War 1. Semi-iridescence to the glaze.

These really are fun, not seen another pair like them before, scissor action handles that extend or retract the overall length.

An interesting set comprising of 2 condiment bottles with stoppers, 2 shakers for salt & pepper, a mustard pot with a nice silver plated spoon and unusually a pickle jar. It appears to be a lacquered chrome or similar plating (pewter in colour).

A good sized serving tray by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield c 1930. Measures 55cm across the handles, 46cm excluding the handles and 34.5cm wide.

This is a very strange piece by Martin Hall & Co of Sheffield, a long and narrow serving dish in the shape of a leaf (we don’t think it would have been used for celery), raised on twig form crossed legs. We have never seen another like it in the last 23 years. Made c. 1875.

A Victorian can opener of classic bulls head form.

A nice little inkwell standish complete with its cut glass well.

A c.19th egg topper, gilt on steel with a red glass eye to the cockerel at front side.

A 12 piece dessert set in the c.19th Grecian pattern, made by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield c. 1860. Blades are close plated. Handles monogrammed 'ME'.

A nice looking piece, this is a thick hobnail & star cut base butter dish with silver plated lid, standing in its original frame with ball feet and terminal.

A good looking single flute epergne in EPNS and press moulded hobnail glass.