Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A nice assortment of 6 pickle forks with art deco style handles. Longest measures 19cm and the shortest 15.5cm

A nice assortment of pickle forks in a variety of patterns including Jesmond, Queen Anne and Albany. Longest measures 20.5cm and the shortest 18.7cm

A lovely set of 7 800 standard spoons with nicely shaped bowls and gargoyle heads to each side of their terminals.

Here are 7 butter knives, each has a fully hallmarked Sterling Silver handle and a silver plated blade. Includes a nice Queens pattern example and a couple with art nouveau handles. Longest is 17.8cm, shortest is 16.5cm.

A nice assortment of long handled pickle pieces! Longest is 23cm and the shortest 17.5cm

A nice assortment of 8 pickle forks with ornate handles including ivy, lily and gadroon patterns. All roughly the same size, longest is 19cm and the shortest is 18.5cm

A bulk lot of ornate bread forks

A lovely brandy glass warmer complete with length of wick and snuffer on chain. Comes complete with the good quality vintage cut crystal brandy balloon.

A lovely cream spoon with Albany pattern handle and a 4 pronged fork similarly.

A pickle fork with a sterling silver handle in Albany pattern fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1901 and silver plated upper.

An older brass Acme Thunderer without the Made in England marks, used by THE Midland Railway Co - engraved to one side 'M.R. Co P.W' and to the other 10715. Complete with chain.

A lovely little GIN label of South Staffordshire region origin.

A scissor action boiled egg topper for a larger sized hens egg or duck egg etc.

A nice looking entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Beaded rims.

A lovely looking pair of Victorian grape scissors with a grapevine design to handle. Made by Elkington in 1867.

A good pair of grape scissors by Thomas Wilkinson of Sheffield

A good pair of Victorian grape scissors by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield.

A good pair of grape scissors

A pair of grape scissors with a reed & ribbon and bead design. Made by John Sanderson of Sheffield c. 1900

A good pair of c.19th grape scissors.