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A Sunderland Masonic rolling pin, printed in sepia tones, I envy no one's birth or fame..., with
A Sunderland Masonic rolling pin, printed in sepia tones, I envy no one's birth or fame..., with tall ship and masonic emblems, 38cm wide, c.1850
A George III silver Old English pattern sifter spoon, 15.5cm long, Richard Crossley, London 1797
A George III silver Old English pattern sifter spoon, 15.5cm long, Richard Crossley, London 1797
A large French Rococo Revival silver plated spirit kettle, burner and stand, profusely chased with
A large French Rococo Revival silver plated spirit kettle, burner and stand, profusely chased with leafy scrolls, ebonised carrying handle, 40cm h...
A Victorian Gothic Revival E.P.N.S seven-bar toast rack, 19cm long, Padley, Parkin & Staniforth,
A Victorian Gothic Revival E.P.N.S seven-bar toast rack, 19cm long, Padley, Parkin & Staniforth, Sheffield c.1860
An E.P.N.S novelty butter dish, as a coopered dairy tub, the cover crested by a recumbent cow, 11.
An E.P.N.S novelty butter dish, as a coopered dairy tub, the cover crested by a recumbent cow, 11.5cm diam
A George III silver novelty nutmeg grater, as an acorn, screw-fitting cover enclosing a steel
A George III silver novelty nutmeg grater, as an acorn, screw-fitting cover enclosing a steel rasp, 4.5cm long, apparently unmarked, c.1790
A George III silver oval nutmeg grater, quite plain, hinged cover enclosing a steel rasp, 4.5cm
A George III silver oval nutmeg grater, quite plain, hinged cover enclosing a steel rasp, 4.5cm wide, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1799
A George IV silver rounded rectangular nine-bar toast rack, of Scottish interest, leafy-loop handle,
A George IV silver rounded rectangular nine-bar toast rack, of Scottish interest, leafy-loop handle, ball feet, 21cm wide, Sheffield 1821, 346gHer...
A pair of Art Deco style silver spreading cylindrical pepper mills of grinders, each engine turned
A pair of Art Deco style silver spreading cylindrical pepper mills of grinders, each engine turned with two broad bands, 9.5cm high, J Gloster Ltd...
A pair of Elizabeth II silver novelty condiments and stands, modelled as apples, the cast leaf
A pair of Elizabeth II silver novelty condiments and stands, modelled as apples, the cast leaf shaped stands 9.5cm wide, JCL, London 1960, 224g
A Victorian silver mounted oak pepper mill or grinder, 9cm high, London 1896
An Art Deco style silver spreading cylindrical pepper grinder, engine turned in three broad bands,
An Art Deco style silver spreading cylindrical pepper grinder, engine turned in three broad bands, 9.5cm high, J Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1961
An Elizabeth II silver pepper grinder, 7cm high, London 2002
An unusual silver novelty covered cream jug, as a dairy can, inscribed Cream, 9.5cm high, import
An unusual silver novelty covered cream jug, as a dairy can, inscribed Cream, 9.5cm high, import marks for Thistle & Bee, London 1998, 146g
A George III style plated nutmeg grater, Dubarry Pro Patent, Rd. 765097, 10.5cm high, 20th century
A George III style plated nutmeg grater, Dubarry Pro Patent, Rd. 765097, 10.5cm high, 20th century
A 19th century harlequin graduated set of six brass and steel saucepans, the largest 21.5cm diameter
A 19th century harlequin graduated set of six brass and steel saucepans, the largest 21.5cm diameter (6)
An 18th century elm dough bin, the base with turned legs, 76cm high, 121cm wide, 45cm deep
An Art Deco Revival steel and hardwood roast beef trolley or carving trolley, in the manner of
An Art Deco Revival steel and hardwood roast beef trolley or carving trolley, in the manner of Christofle, 112cm high, 96cm wide, 59cm deep
An early 20th century French enamelled cast iron stove, by Fonderies de Sougland, Aisne, 67cm
An early 20th century French enamelled cast iron stove, by Fonderies de Sougland, Aisne, 67cm high, 47cm wide, 52cm deep
A George III four compartment sycamore spice tower, 20cm high
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