Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A sterling silver & enamel badged souvenir spoon from Honiton. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1957, maker P R S & Co.

A good cased set of 6 small coffee spoons by E M Dickinson fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1926.

A sterling silver salt spoon fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1906 and a mustard spoon fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1917.

An early sterling silver cased Wahl Eversharp mechanical pencil with suspension loop to top.

A vintage pair of plain brandy glasses by Stuart. Capacity c. 250ml

A good set of 4 port glasses by Stuart. Capacity c. 50ml (2 fl oz).

A fine set of 6 vintage Stuart Crystal glasses. Capacity c.160ml (6 fl oz).

This really is a beautiful looking piece with fine textured chasing work to the body, a Bacchus head to the lower handle join and a fruit finial to lid. The front has a crest of a dragon's head above the monogram 'JER'.

An absolutely beauty of a tea pot with deep repousse and textured surfaces and mirror-like rest of body. Raised on elaborate feet.

A very fine example of a bird on nest finial egg coddler complete with burner and interior egg rack. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield, early c.20th.

A fine looking whisky noggin with a detailed hares head pewter lid.

A fabulous Victorian jug of c. 1 pint capacity with PODR registration mark corresponding to 1875. To one side of body is a repousse and chased crane with beak in the air, to the other a seated man who is capturing enlightenment in his cup from a candle.

A splendid looking set of 12 full size teaspoons in Gadroon, matching sugar tongs, 2x mother of pearl handled butter spreaders, 2x mother of pearl handled jam spoons with gilt washed bowls and a mother of pearl handled bread fork.

Here are 3 pieces used on board cruises on the Nile by Thomas Cook's Nile Service. The dinner fork is by Christofle and accurately dates to 1884, the other 2 are by Mappin Bros of Sheffield (later Mappin & Webb) and of a similar date. These are interesting pieces of early Egyptian tourism history.

An older Old Sheffield Plate wine bottle coaster unusually with the middle section silvered rather than with turned wood, but still with a wooden base.

An unusually small jar frame by Thomas Wilkinson & Sons of Sheffield with fretworked gallery and 2 handles, a fork holder to rear. Comes with a mother of pearl handled EPNS shorter length pickle fork.

A good looking stilton scoop in Venetian pattern, late Victorian.

Never seen another like this one! The base is formed and engraved as a birds wing and the bars are formed as crossed feathers. It has a ring to the larger end for retaining a butter dish. Comes with the later ramekin and a very nice butter spreader. Bears a design registration number equating to 1895 and made by Norton & White of Birmingham.

A nice pair of Victorian steel candle scissors with a collecting pan to one blade.

A c.19th pewter hipflask with detachable drinking cup. It is engraved 'C. Diplock Ightham' Ightham is a village in Kent.