Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A lovely looking set of 4 grapefruit spoons by Wm Rogers in their York pattern of 1900. These have a monogram that you could either read as 'H' or 'JC' (see photos).

A gorgeous set of 6 oversized teaspoons by Wm A Rogers in their sought after Hanover pattern from 1901. No monograms.

A lovely couple of pieces by Widmann, the sugar shovel & coffee sized spoon in the same design.

A very nice looking ship's style decanter with star cut base. Almost 100% this is Waterford in their Alana pattern but it does not have the Waterford etched mark to its base rim.

A pie / cake server by Wallace with a planished sterling silver handle mounted with a raised initial 'W' (or 'M' if you prefer!) and initialled 'K.A.O.' to rear of handle. The blade is close plated (silver on steel).

A slender cake server in St James pattern by Walker & Hall, made in 1956.

A good Walker & Hall mustard pot complete with blue glass liner and W&H spoon.

A silver plated presentation drinks tray by Walker & Hall with Chippendale style rim, raised on 4 feet.

A nice old bottle stopper with a yacht supported on 2 sea serpents. Nice longer length of cork. Sold as 'white metal' as we can't pin down the markings.

A blown glass decanter by Stuart with cutwork.

A vintage rack by Dixon

A good vintage boat of 1/4 pint capacity (1/2 cup) made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield.

An early c.20th silver plated entrée dish by Mappin & Webb with ropetwist rim decoration.

A vintage double frame with hinged centre, landscape orientation. Visible photo area is 140mm by 93mm (x2). C. 1980's in date.

A vintage oval shaped butter dish with its original pressed glass liner and good accompanying spreader in Old English pattern.

A 'flying saucer' shaped vintage silver plated dish complete with its frosted glass liner. Would be good for sliced lemons or butter curls etc.

A one pint beer mug by Elkington with official 1946 Birmingham verification marks. No engraving.

A rather groovy vintage chrome plated double dish stand with its original blue glass liners and spoons. Sheffield made.

A vintage EPNS childs medicine spoon designed in 1930 and made by Charles James Allan of Sheffield in Old English pattern. No monograms.

A nice little tray by Viners with chased surface, raised on ornate feet. Could use it for breadsticks etc. Measures 34cm across the handles, 29.5 excluding the handles and 14cm wide.