Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A suite of 3 dessert forks and 3 dessert spoons, 5 by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield and one by the Army & Navy stores, each crested with a knights arm brandishing a dagger.

A set of 4 dessert spoons in fiddle thread by Elkington, 1 made in 1910 and 3 in 1916.

A nice set of 4 antique silver plated coffee spoons in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 5 antique silver plated dinner forks in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 5 antique silver plated dessert forks in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 5 antique silver plated tea spoons in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A fine and gleaming pair of salad servers in fiddle thread shell.

A nice set of 6 pudding forks in fiddle thread shell.

A lovely condition 3 piece set, pot capacity c. 1 pint.

A very good cased set of 6 tea knives with acetate faux bone handles and Firth Stainless blades, Wardonia branded by Thomas Ward & Sons of Sheffield.

A very nice quality pair of trophy cups - they look like they SHOULD be silver but have no markings. Each is engraved Co. Wicklow Anglers Assn Challenge Cup Major W.J.Odlum one dated 1950 and the other 1951.Major Odlum was from the Irish flour producing family.

A 1972 Silver Wedding 6 piece set issued by Franklin Mint.

A lovely suite of 6 Gadroon pattern berry bowl serving spoons.

A lovely suite of 6 Gadroon pattern berry bowl serving spoons. Longest measures 20.8cm and the shortest 20.3cm

A pair of berry bowl servers by John Batt of Sheffield in Gadroon.

A pair of floral repousse work bowl servers in Gadroon with quite slender handles.

A good quantity of Gadroon pattern including 17 pickle forks and 15 meat/bread/sardine forks or servers.

A half pint beer mug with 1947 verification marks, made by Elkington.

A beautiful pair of folding knife & fork with mother of pearl handles having vacant cartouches. Bright cut work to each side. They bear only a duty mark and lion passant mark. Probably Sheffield made c. 1800

A lovely spoon with handle depicting a lady feeding doves, early c.20th German. Maker probably Bruckmann & Sohne.