ENGLISH STERLING CASED FRUIT SERVICE c 1894

Victorian English Sterling Silver Cased Fruit Service. MOP handles made by Charles William Fletcher, Sterling Works, Bramhall Lane, Sheffield, England. In the original Satin and Velvet lined Presentat

(lot of 24) English Edwardian dessert/ fruit flatware service, c.1902, sterling silver blades and tines hallmarked Henry Hobson & Sons, sterling silver collars hallmarked John Sanderson, engraved ends

Antique English Cased Fruit Set Service for 6. Sterling Ferrules. Case 11"x8"x1". Weight 1 pd 13 oz.

**Originally Listed At $500** Northern Europe, England, Sheffield or London, ca. 1863 to 1880 CE. A fancy set of 15 sterling silver utensils made specifically for fruit. The set includes 6 knives and

Set of Six English Sterling Cased Fruit / Tea Knives made by the Yates Brothers, Sheffied, England cica.1919. In the Original Presentation Box. Handles are hallmarked JY, Sheffield, Sterling and the d

Quality English Sterling Silver 4 Piece Tea Set c. 1926. Of plain, oval, baluster form, with scroll handles, raised on four capped feet, no monograms, ebony handles and finials, comprising; teapot, ho

A Cased English Pewterware Fruit Service Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield comprising six forks and six knives. Length of knife 8 5/8 inches.

(lot of 24) English sterling silver flatware service, George Hape, c.1924-1926, with mother of pearl handles, accompanied by fitted box, including: (12) forks, (one) with varied Alexander Clark & Co.

English Sterling Silver and Tortoiseshell (24 Pc) Cased Fruit Flatware Set, hallmarked for London 1914 by Charles William Fletcher & Son, including (12) 7 3/8" long knives with sterling blades and (12

ENGLISH STERLING FRUIT BOWL BY THE ATKIN BROTHERS, C.1911, W 12 3/4'':A footed sterling silver fruit bowl or centerpiece; open-work of grape and leaf design about the rim. Markings include: maker's mo

(4 piece) English Victorian sterling silver youth service, Hilliard & Thomason, c.1862, in the Rococo taste, hollow handles with sterling ends, Birmingham hallmarks, including: (1) footed cup, with sc

British, by various makers & patterns, some monogrammed, comprised of three sterling tablespoons- two hallmarked London 1828 & one hallmarked London 1843, a sterling fruit service for six hallmarked L

English Early 19th c Sterling Flatware Service for 12, Kings Pattern in original fancy fitted box with inlaid top and extensive serving pieces. Makers' marks to include: William Eley / William Fearn;

Aynsley English porcelain Orchard Fruit and Gold coffee service (pattern no. C 746), comprising coffee pot, cream jug, open sugar, eight footed demitasse cups and saucers, and two smaller footed cup a

English sterling King flatware service, Sheffield and London, 19th/20th c., incl. makers Thomas New Bond St., and Cohen and Charles, comprising (9) dessert spoons, (9) soup spoons, (15) salad forks, (

A cased English silver and mother of pearl fruit service for twelveJames Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield1939Comprising twelve forks and twelve knives.the case height 2in (5cm); width 11 3/4in (32cm); dept

(lot of 12) English sterling hollow handled fish flatware service, Emile Viner's Ltd., c.1931, in the Queen's Pattern, with EPNS blades and tines, handles with Sheffield hallmarks, including: (6) kniv

(lot of 3) English Victorian sterling silver service flatware, including: (1) serving fiddleback fork, George William Adams, c.1855, with pierced and chased floral motif, London hallmarks, approx 10 3

(lot of 8) English sterling silver flatware, including: (3 piece) Victorian youth service, George Unite, c.1853, Rococo style hollow handles, Birmingham hallmarks, (one) knife, 5.75"l, (one) fork, 5"l

A Neoclassical Sterling Mounted and Cut Glass Cruet / Ewer by Ann & Peter Bateman, London c. 1793-1894. Repair to Foot, 7 1/2" tall. 2- Whiting Reticulated Sterling and Etched Glass Bowl. Good conditi

A cased English silver and silver plate desert/fruit flatware service with a city stamp of Birmingham, maker's mark of John Gammage?, and a date stamp of 1845. Each piece bears a monogram on the rever

Antique English Fiddlethread Pattern Sterling Silver Flatware Service , associated, primarily Mary Chawner and Chawner & Co. (George William Adams), London, 19th c., incl.: 12 each: table forks, (l. 8

Hallmarked for Sheffield 1894. Consisting of 2 coffee pots, tea pots, and sugar. Tallest approx. 11 3/4" H. Total weight approx. 106.5 ozt. (6183)

English Sterling Embossed Jug, London, Thomas Kendrick, 1772, heavy pear shaped form embossed in an allover pattern of floral and fruit sprigs, with c-scrolls and lattice patterns, with a mask form sp