Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

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'.

A nice smaller sized spirit level in its original mock-leather covered tin case. Base plinth is brass, tube is brassized metal.

One of the most good looking sets we have ever had, made to look like Old Sheffield Plate (silver on copper). Each piece is monogrammed with a single initial 'F' to each side. Pot capacity c 2 pints. Unidentified makers mark but it almost certainly has to be English due to the quality.

A very fine looking tea strainer with a beautifully worked rim incorporating birds & prunus and a nicely carved pale jade handle.

A fine looking late Victorian roll-top breakfast dish, raised on ornate paw feet and with a floral & foliate bright cut lid. Complete with pierced dish and fat drip bowl.

A gorgeous dish by Armand Frenais of Paris, with stylised repousse wheat stalks and cornflowers etc.

A really fine looking bowl - would make a good larger nut bowl or a smaller fruit bowl for example.

A very fine looking early electroplate candlestick by Elkington made in 1850.

A very fine looking teapot by Elkington of globe shape with a chinaman finial and lovely chasing to body, top of handle and to underside of spout. Capacity 2 pints.

A splendid looking large sugar bowl and milk/cream jug by Thomas Prime, repousse and bright cut florals and foliates interspersed with mirror-like oval panels. No monograms. Sugar bowl measures 20.5cm across the handles.

A very fine looking board frame by Dixon with swagged harebell decoration to the inner rim and a good sycamore wood board.

An absolutely gorgeous coffee pot by Wm Page & Co of Birmingham with beautiful birds, bouquets and swags decoration. Capacity c. 2 pints. Bovine bone finial.

A really good looking serving spoon, probably intended for fruit, with a lovely pierced gilt washed bowl fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1885, maker Walker & Hall (John Edward Bingham) and having an intricately carved handle, the rear of which has a carved monogram 'LPB'.

An exceptionally fine looking pair of fish servers with gorgeous handles and beautifully bright cut work uppers, the main server incorporating a heron

A large job lot of 46 butter spreaders in assorted patterns. Includes some lovely larger Victorian ones. Mainly plated, a few Nickel Silver.

A large bulk lot of mother of pearl handled silver plated jam spoons/butter spreaders, bread forks, pickle forks etc. 50 pieces in total.

A job lot of lobster & nutcrackers mainly silver plated on steel some plain steel etc.

A bulk lot of salt and mustard spoons, 26 in total. 24 are fully hallmarked English, 2 are just marked '925'.

A bulk lot of 35 EPNS napkin rings in assorted styles.