Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A pair of Georgian style candelabra, a c. 1960's candelabra and a pair of Old Sheffield Plate extending candlesticks c. 1800.

An early-mid c.20th heavy bronze figure of a tribal woman with basket.

A vintage silver plated tea pot with deco style finial, capacity c. 1.5 pints.

An early c.20th cased pair of fish servers with silver plated uppers and acetate faux bone handles.

A good vintage stand for an 8 inch+ cake (will take up to 8.25 inch)

A vintage 1 pint sized shaker by Yeoman, 3 parts.

An early c.20th boxed set of 12 heavy chrome plated knife rests, probably French origin c. 1930 but unmarked.

A vintage brown bakelite knife sharpener by Rotary in its original card box.

A vintage cased set of 6 purple handled tea knives with nickel silver blades.

A lovely heavyweight thick glass ice bucket by Orrefors designed by Olle Alberius, complete with original chunky chromed tongs and drip tray. 1970's.

A nice cased set of 6 silver plated coffee spoons.

A nice little castor with a part hobnail body.

A lovely cased cheese knife by K. Bright of Sheffield in Hanoverian (to go with rattail pattern). Silver plated handle and steel blade.

A lovely vintage pair of feeding spoon and pusher with a rabbit to handle. Made by Yeoman of Hereford.

A vintage 3 piece by Wm Adams Inc of Birmingham, the pot capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A good looking 3 piece set, quite heavy, the pot having a carved wooden handle. Probably Indian origin but quite well made.

A vintage set of 6 teaspoons by Viners in their Silver Rose pattern. Original card box.

A set of 6 grapefruit spoons in the Silver Rose pattern by Viners.

A vintage canteen of Viners Sandringham pattern for 6 settings, the pull out drawer hosting a set of fish eaters and the top layer comprising 6 each of dinner fork, side fork, dinner knife, side knife, large dessert spoon, soup spoon, teaspoon, coffee spoon. Total of 60 pieces. Knives are obviously steel bladed, fish set also has steel uppers and plated handles. Note that there are no tablespoons, nor is there a slot for them.

A nice little inkwell standish complete with its cut glass well.