Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A fine looking French 'metal blanc' soup ladle. No engraving,

A nice thing - this is an epergne with 5 removable trumpets with fretworked gallery rims, the central one being twice the size of the other 4.

A good looking Victorian decanter label for RUM with pierced lettering.

A gleaming 2 pint EPBM semi fluted tea pot by Thomas White of Birmingham, late c.19th.

A late Victorian EPBM silver plated semi-fluted claret jug by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield. Capacity c. 3/4 pint.

A Victorian silver plated frame and lid and original thick hobnail cut glass liner. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons and retailed by the Bristol Goldsmiths Alliance.

An early c.20th silver plated entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Has a removable liner tray to interior.

A good looking bread fork with ring handle.

A nice looking bowl with pedestalled base and swing handle. Fluted interior.

A Victorian butter trowel by Hammond, Creake & Co of Sheffield with a nicely shaped handle.

An early c.20th Arabic origin napkin ring with cut coin work to the central band.

A gorgeous high art deco cigarette case made in Egypt in 935 standard silver, the lid decorated with bands of black and blue enamel stripes and turquoise and black onyx stones. Bears date letter 'E' for manufacture in 1931-1932. Gilt washed interior. No monograms or internal engraving. A nice size for a business card case.

Here are 2 good looking matched pattern servers in the same pattern, one by Cooper Bros, design registration number equating to 1933.

A good looking silver plated entrée dish by Alexander Clarke & Co of London in their Welbeck Plate range. It has a presentation engraving to lid dated 1938.

An oval serving platter made by Art. Krupp of Berndorff for the United American Line.

A c. 1960 2 pint capacity jug by Arthur Price, no engravings.

A vintage silver plated 3 light candelabra by Arthur Price with detachable drip pans.

A lovely assortment of pieces all with ball finials to the ends of their polished cow horn handles. 2 pickle forks, a jam spoon and a cream spoon. Longest fork is 20cm.

A pair of fish servers with bead pattern handles and chased uppers. Made by J.H. Potter of Sheffield. Some curious pseudo hallmarks to one of the handles.

A very nice group of 5 servers with bead pattern handles including bread and cold meat forks, sardine fork and very large jam and cream spoons. Longest measures 20cm and the shortest 17.5cm