Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A good looking German 800 standard silver bon-bon dish, the central base depicting a group of cherubs in a landscape and with ornate pierced work and repousse swags etc to the main body.

A fine condition and super quality antique Gorham sterling silver souvenir spoon from Missouri, with hand enamelled flag of the USA to bowl. United We Stand, Divided We Fall motto Great Seal of state to handle above a hog and wheat stalks. Rear of handle is engraved 'Grandma Manson'.

A good looking set on a nice frame with ball terminals and feet, the smaller stopper bottle has a cayenne spoon attached. Made by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield.

A nice looking antique butter knife with carved floral handle.

A good looking entrée dish Wm Hutton and Sons of Sheffield with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Beaded rims.

A Victorian fish slice in fiddle pattern, maker unknown 'R&Co' but markings look deliberately like Elkington's ones!

A suite of 4 Sheffield made oval gadroon rimmed serving platters, EPNS with silver on copper rims. Small #1 (31.5cm by 21cm), medium #2 (41cm by 26.5cm), large #3 (45.5cm by 28.5cm), large #4 (45cm by 32cm) .

A gorgeous and unusual 'Gypsy Cauldron' by Atkin Bros with a splendid gilt washed interior. These were probably used for keeping sauces warm etc, suspended from a tripod above a burner. One side is crested with a demi-lion rampant holding a fleur-de-lis, the other has a conjoined monogram 'ES'.

A sterling silver sugar bowl by James Deakin & Sons fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1926. No engravings.

A good looking pair of large sized sugar bowl and milk/cream jug by Dixon with gilt washed interiors and bright cut work to bodies. Monogrammed 'SSG@ to one side. Sugar bowl measures 20.5cm across the handles.

A lovely looking entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Greek Key and bead decoration, bearing a crest of a griffins head above a crown to one side of lid. No makers marks to dish itself but handle is marked for J.H. Potter of Sheffield. The stand has serpentine shaped legs with beaded onslow style terminals and splayed feet. Would originally have had a burner.

A silver plated cushion frame raised on ball feet with its original velvet covered box with cushion top and silk lined interior.

A good looking larger 3 piece by Dixon in EPBM c. 1870, the coffee pot with a lovely bright cut floral finial, gorgeous handle and all pieces having bright cut work to handles. Grapevine feet and this extending to the lower spout of the pot. Gilt wash to interior of jug and bowl.

A gorgeous looking entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Very nicely chased. Comes with its original heavy chaffing dish.

A good mid-length soup ladle in Old English. No Monograms.

A good looking pair of candle scissors, silver on steel, c. 1850

A fine looking mock-croc cased set of 6 coffee spoons by Maxfield & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900.

A gorgeous early c.20th toast rack in the form of a swan with feather textured neck and head detail.

A good looking sterling silver cake fork by Hilliard & Thomason fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1854. Long length handle.

A good antique souvenir spoon by Moore & Leding with a picture bowl depicting 'The New Library of Congress'.