Sold Items Archive - (3 months)

A pair of tablespoons by Community in the South Seas pattern, original box.

A good larger sauce ladle by Elkington Mason made in 1853. Fiddle pattern, crested with an arm brandishing a sword or dagger.

A good pair of antique tablespoons in fiddle.

A vintage boxed pair of tablespoons in Old English made by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield.

A pair of tablespoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

2 good looking spoons in Carrington Shield with feather edge pattern (similar to Gadroon).

An early c.20th longer length cake fork in Marly by Christofle. No Monograms.

A nice cake knife in Jesmond pattern with chasing to the blade. Made by Cooper Bros.

A nice set of 5 vintage buffet forks

A good looking ladle that appears to have been made c. 1907 from the markings, unidentified maker but French in style. Stylised Louis XVI design.

A good looking serving fork c. 1910 with reed and shield panel to handle.

A very nice looking sugar bowl by Atkin Bros with good bright cut work. Gilt wash to interior.

A vintage boxed part set of 5 teaspoons in Old English pattern by Bennett & Heron of Sheffield.

A good pie or cake server by Community in original box.

A good looking silver plated salt pot with repousse and bright cut work florals raised on 3 hoofed feet. Light gilt wash to interior. Comes with a fine Bristol Blue glass liner and a good unmarked Albany pattern salt spoon.

A vintage silver plated on copper tea pot stand with chased surface.

A versatile smaller sized vintage coaster that doubles as both a wine bottle coaster (will take most regular wine bottles) if you remove the glass, or as a butter curl/lemon slice dish etc with the glass in place. Chased surface, raised on 3 bun feet.

A fine looking silver plated tea strainer complete with its drip stand. Made by Charles S. Green

A vintage pressed glass and silver plated swan with articulated wings.

A wider pronged than usual push action pickle grabber, ideal for e.g. gherkins. Bears a registered design number for 1910.