Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A fine looking matched pair of berry bowl serving spoons with gilt wash to bowls.

A lovely matching pair of sauce boats by Cooper Bros of Sheffield, retailed by James, in graduating sizes of 1/4 pint and 1/2 pint capacity.

A nice 3 piece carving set by K. Bright of Sheffield in Grecian pattern, silver plated handles and steel uppers.

A lovely set of 6 tiny caviar spoons by David-Andersen in silver gilt with guilloche enamel work in differing colours. In original Ellertsen of Bergen presentation case. Early c.20th.

A nice assortment in Hanoverian including 4 sardine servers, a small meat fork and 2 cream spoons, obviously you could use these for other purposes! 7 pieces in total. Makers include Walker & Hall, Mappin & Webb, Cooper Bros etc.

A gleaming set of 6 soup spoons in Hanoverian with rattail pattern, Sheffield made.

A gleaming suite of 6 coffee spoons in Hanoverian with rattail pattern, Sheffield made.

A set of 10 pudding forks in Harley made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A set of 5 dinner forks in Harley made by the prestigious Garrard & Co.

A set of 6 dinner forks in Harley made by the prestigious Garrard & Co.

A set of 9 teaspoons in Harley made by the prestigious Garrard & Co.

A nice looking pair of shorter sticks with very heavily weighted bases. Made by Falstaff.

A lovely snuff box with repousse work lid depicting a retriever in the countryside with a huntsman in the background.

A lovely suite of 3 salt spoons and 1 mustard spoon by Elkington, the salts all dated for 1895 and the mustard for 1898. Each monogrammed with the same initial 'B'. Gilt wash to bowls. Old English pattern.

A good Victorian fiddle pattern basting spoon monogrammed with a single initial 'C'.

A lovely bread or meat fork by Atkin Bros with bright cut work to the pronged area on both sides. Monogrammed with a single initial 'H'. Designed in 1901.

A sterling silver salt spoon in fiddle pattern monogrammed with a single initial J'. Made by John Lias and bearing partial hallmarks for London 1813.

A pair of salt spoons in fiddle pattern, each monogrammed with a single initial 'S'. Fully hallmarked for London 1863, maker Elizabeth & John Eaton.

4 lovely patterns with Ivy pattern handles.

A vintage cased set of 6 pairs of fish eaters in Jesmond pattern