Watson J and Son, Victorian Old Sheffield Plate Circula

Victorian Old Sheffield Plate Tray second quarter 19th century, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, of shaped oval form, the plateau flat-chased with a band of rocaille cartouches on a matte ground, wit

8 vols. Caldicott, J. W. The Values of Old English Silver and Sheffield Plates, from the XVth to the XIX Centuries. Edited by J. Starkie Gardner, F.S.S. London: Bemrose & Sons, 1906. Large hefty quart

90PC J MCCLORY & SONS SHEFFIELD PLATE FLATWARE SET 90 piece silver plate flatware set, John McClory & Sons Sheffield, includes (24) butter knives, (12) salad forks, (12) dinner forks, (12) 7" spoons,

Including a John Round & Son Ltd. Old Sheffield Silver-plate double-handled bowl, two circular trays, and three artichoke-form table ornaments. Width of bowl, 6 1/2 inches PROVENANCE From the Estate o

Victorian old English oak & Sheffield silver plate double tea caddy, c 1875, top decorated with butterflies but worn, bun feet, 5" h x 8" w x 4-3/4" d

An English Sheffield silverplate covered soup tureen with a T & J Creswick hallmark. It has a repousse floral design and stands on 4 feet. It measures 16" L x 10.5 x 10.5

3 Pieces: 2 With Lobular Base, Scrolled Handles And Finial, Matched Pair, 4 Scrolled Feet, Old Sheffield Plate, Circa 1820, Premium As A Matched Pair. 6.5 X 5 X 9/each Includes Square Serving Piece.

VICTORIAN SHEFFIELD PLATE BRIDE'S BASKET. LENGTH 11 1/2"

Mid 19th century, by A.B. Savory and Son. Very nicely formed and having a family crest chased at each lid. Some bleed to the copper in scattered areas. Good overall condition otherwise. H7 1/4" W13" S

T. & J. Creswick (dish and cover) & Padley, Parkin & Co. (handle), 19th century. Old Sheffield silver plate footed entree dish, having a shaped lid with coat of arms,, removable insert with hot water

The clip-point fixed blade with a 4.25" false edge, fully marked and with "N.E.V.A. / Corporate Mark," the handle of stag horn. Blade: 7.25"; overall: 11.5" L. Blade with some staining; lacking sheath

Cased Victorian James Deakin & Sons mother of pearl Sheffield plate fruit service with sterling mounts: (12) dessert forks and (12) fruit knives, 7.75"l, mounted in an oak box with a purple fitted int

1870s English Silverplate Nautilus Spoon Warmer Rowing Award - a late-Victorian Sheffield silver plate spoon warmer in the form of a Nautilus shell. This particular piece has engraving on the hinged l

English Silver Plate Nautilus Spoon Warmer, C. 19th C. - a late-Victorian Sheffield silver plate spoon warmer in the form of a Nautilus shell. Hinged lid. Engraved details such as wavy lines on the sh

English Silver Plate Nautilus Spoon Warmer, C. 19th C. - a late-Victorian Sheffield silver plate spoon warmer in the form of a Nautilus shell. Marks for William Hutton & Sons. Naturalistic base. 5 1/2

(lot of 4) Old Sheffield silver plate coffee and tea service by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 19th c., comprising: (1) coffee pot 10.5"h; (1) tea pot 7.5"h; (1) creamer, gold wash to interior, 6.5"h, (1) su

Victorian brass & mahogany Studio Plate Camera by W. Watson & Sons, High Holborn, London with No.4614 Swift & Son London No.2 W.A.Paragon f11.3 - 45.2 lens and remote shutter, L51cm, W48cm max

Royles Patent self pouring silver plate tea pot, made by James Dixon & sons, Sheffield, for J.J. Royle, Manchester, 9 7/8" tall,

Fantastic silver plate by Sheffield silversmiths James Deakin & Sons. The inkwell features an eagle looking to fly away. The amethyst glass inserts appear to be original and features a pen rest. The s

Circa 1830, by J. Dixon and Son, working in Cornish Place Sheffield, England. Very well formed example having been hand chased with a family crest at one side. Some slight dings to the dome consistent

A Silver-Plate Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Service J. Rogers & Son, Sheffield, 20th Century comprising a teapot, coffee pot, milk jug, creamer and sugar, each having a reeded body. Height of coffee pot

Sheffield, late 19th century silver plate meat dome by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, marked on underside of handle, inscribed "Sapienter Si Sincere" ("Wisely if Sincerely") over an etched image of a young m

(lot of 2) English Victorian ceramic and metal warming plates, James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield, 19th/ 20th c., including: (1) in Japanese inspired design, marked 1275; (1) in blue and white design, ma

(lot of 2) Silver plate tableware, including: (1) American handled serving tray, William Rogers & Son, in the "Victorian Rose" pattern, approx 27.5"l, 17.5"w, (1) English entree chafing dish, Marples