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Perfect size for a Christening gift or baby cup.

Marked. English Hallmarked Sterling. London. William IV. Dated, 1833.

Marker: Joseph Angell & John Angell

Measures: 3 1/8 inches tall x 3 inches wide (with handle)

Excellent condition. 

A Set for 12 fish forks and knives – Handles are English Hallmarked Sterling in Kings Pattern – made in England, dates London, 1905. The blades are silver plated.  The Set consists of 12  fish knives and 12 fish forks in the Kings pattern, with the classic floral, scroll and shell design.

Marked. English Hallmarked Sterling. London. Dated 1905 (hallmarked on handles).  No marks on Silver plated blades.

Pattern: Kings Pattern.

Knife Measures: 8 1/2 inches long 5/8 inches wide.

Fork Measures: 8 inches long x 5/8 inches wide.

Excellent Condition. No monograms. (Minimal wear from gentle use and age.)

Tall 19 Inches High-  Silver Plated Vase – Circa.1900.

A beautiful silver-plated vase, it dates circa 1900. The design is simple, yet elegant with a tall narrow body, small neck, round rim and  round footed pedestal. The form is soft with smooth edges, its has a unique modern minimal shape with no decorative accents.

A lovely tall silver-plated vase, it would make a timeless gift, or art object for the home.

Unknown Marker. Victorian Period

Measures: 19 inches tall.

Excellent Condition. No dents. Minor patination commensurate with use and age.

English Hallmarked Sterling Teapot London. Dated 1821.

A stunning English Hallmarked Sterling Teapot, it dates 1821, London. The teapot is rather an small, yet odd round shape that decorated with a bold engraving of a loin in the centre of  on both the rear and front. It is features simple, yet classic decorative elements of bead and scroll in the design. It is a beautiful combination of silver and wood, with the wood appearing on the handle and the top of the lid. The wooden handle and top would have made it easier to pick up and pour a hot beverage at the time.

A lovely little teapot perfect for a timeless gift, or for those who enjoy collecting everyday objects with a past.

Hallmarked: Lion for Sterling, Crown Leopard’s Head for the City of London, Dated 1821, Duty Mark for the Sovereign Head of George III. Marker’s Mark : Unknown ‘L P’.

Excellent Condition: No dents or repairs. (Minimal surface and tarnish from gentle use, it can be easily polished. Note: reflections on the sterling does not display a lesser condition)