Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A fine looking group of 10 cake knives in assorted patterns. Longest (with a Queen Anne pattern handle) measures 28.5cm, the shortest is 23.5cm

A nice assortment of 10 serving spoons (tablespoon size) - mainly EPNS, a couple are nickel silver but gleaming just like plate.

A lovely assortment of 10 jam spoons. Largest measures 16cm and the smallest 12cm.

A set of 6 pairs of fruit spoons and forks in the same pattern as Community 'Georgian' but just marked EPNS.

A very nice 12 piece set with mother of pearl handles and steel uppers.

A very nice 12 piece set with mother of pearl handles and steel uppers.

Here are 2 pairs of butter knives with mother of pearl handles.

Here are 2 lovely pairs of jam spoons with mother of pearl handles.

Here are 2 pairs of serving spoons with shell type bowls, the longest are by Wm Hutton & Sons and the shorter ones by Thomas Bradbury of Sheffield.

2 good heavyweight small coffee spoons assayed in 1890

What a set this is! Made by Joseph Rodgers, the delightfully shaped knife blades bear clear PDOR marks for design in 1848. In lovely original case, the cutlery over 2 layers. These are close plated (silver on steel).

Here are 2 nice butter trowels with unvarnished wooden handles.

Here are 2 pairs of grape scissors of shorter length, having similar styles with their spiral arms.

Here are 2 old invalid spoons, one in Gadroon pattern and one in Old English. Not the best of condition so sold more as curios/props.

Here are 2 similar looking and pretty much same sized gravy boats with scrolled handles and rope twist rims, on hoofed feet. They can take 8 fluid oz (approx 225ml) each.

Here are 2 pickle forks with tan brown stag antler handles and silver plated uppers.

Here are 2 cold meat forks with sterling silver handles and silver plated uppers. One in Reed & Ribbon pattern is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1916, the other is fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905.

2 good spoons by Caithness in their original cases. Includes a TS1 25th anniversary spoon and a TS6 lucky horseshoes.

Here are 2 lovely pieces with carved sycamore handles. Late Victorian/Edwardian.

2 nice cake knives with mother of pearl handles. The shorter one has a sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1896.