Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A good looking shorter height sugar castor with ornate repousse decoration.

A very nice looking teapot by Cooper Bros of approx 1.5 pints capacity with chasing to body, along with its matching sugar bowl.

A sterling silver hand mirror with ornate repousse floral and scroll decoration. No monograms. Fully hallmarked for Chester 1900 maker William Neale.

A good looking gourd shaped coffee pot with beautiful scrolls and floral work, fruit finial to lid. Monogrammed to one side 'LC' (we think).

A nice pair of Victorian sticks with ejector mechanisms.

A nice looking pair of smaller square based sticks of typical Georgian form, ex ejectors.

A nice looking pair of serving spoons with berry bowls and shell (husk) pattern handles. Early c.20th.

A lovely pair of c.19th electroplate sticks by Elkington (no date letter) with lion mask and swag detail to the central knopped area. They have removable uppers so that you can use 2 different sizes of candle.

A pair of earlier John Harrison fiddle pattern toddy ladles. Very slightly concave shaped bowls, almost flat bottomed.

2 lovely spoons with apostle finials and chased design to bowls. One bowl depicts a bird and foliage, the other just foliage.

Unusual to come across a pair of these in this kind of size, a pair of tazzas by Fenton Bros c. 1910 with fret work rims.

A good looking pair of silver on copper tazza dishes with pierced rims and chased centres. They look very much like the work of Barker Ellis but the makers mark (a tankard) is currently unidentified.

A pair of short 4 inch sticks by A.T. Cannon fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1972. Weighted bases.

A nice pair of Old English pattern toddy ladles made by Walker & Hall in 1884. Flat bowl bases.

A good looking bread knife by Harrison Brothers & Howson with a fine sterling silver pistol grip handle and steel blade.

A very nice looking pair of small pedestalled dishes with repousse work, made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield. Probably intended as salt pinch bowls.

A 4 piece EPBM set by Atkin Bros, pot capacities marked as 4 cups (2 pints) to the tea pot and 5 cups to the coffee pot.

A good set of 6 fish eater knives in Queens.

A fine pie server in Queens pattern in its original box. Handle is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1981.

A super looking pair of c.19th 'storm' candlesticks designed to take a shade/chimney of c. 4.7 cm (maximum) base diameter, having vents for airflow at the bases of the candle holder sections. Superbly crafted and exceptionally heavy pieces. They are 6cm across their tops and take a 1 inch (2.5cm) candle.