Stock for the ‘Victorian’ Category

• Victorian sugar caster £475

  Victorian silver vase-shaped sugar caster by T W Dobson, London 1889 (unusually, there is no queen’s head duty mark as duty was discontinued just before the end of this date cycle). 9 inches high; 12.35 ounces

• Victorian tumbler cup £325

  Victorian silver tumbler cup by Arthur Sibley, London 1873. 2.25 inches diameter; 2.4 ounces

• Victorian silver punch bowl £1,750

  Victorian silver half-fluted punch bowl by Fenton and Staniforth, London 1889. Engraved with a crest, initials and motto. 11.3 inches diameter; 36.3 ounces

• Victorian King’s pattern soup ladle £245

  Victorian silver King’s pattern soup ladle by Henry Wilkinson and Company, Sheffield 1857. Engraved with a crest of a bird over a gothic initial “H”. 14.5 inches long; 9 ounces

• Victorian sugar bowl £ 285

  Victorian silver two-handled sugar bowl engraved with scrolls, a crest and a coat of arms. Made by Barnard Brothers, London 1837. 5.5 inches dimeter excluding handles; 12 ounces

• Victorian octagonal teapot £620

  Victorian silver octagonal teapot with engraved decoration, made by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1847. 7.5 inches high; 21.7 ounces

• Victorian coffee biggin on stand £1,050

  Early Victorian silver coffee biggin on burner stand made by Barnard Brothers, London 1836/7. Engraved with decorative scrolls, a presentation inscription and a coat of arms. 10.5 inches high; 35.5 ounces

• Victorian fish servers £195

  Pair of Victorian silver fish servers in unknown pattern. Made by Martin Hall and Company, Sheffield 1888. Length of slice 12.25 inches; 8.2 ounces

• Victorian batchelor teaset £585

  Victorian silver batchelor teaset with bright-cut decoration. Made by John Brashier, London 1885/6. Height of teapot 3.25 inches; 22.3 ounces

• Victorian hot water jug £640

  Victorian silver hot water jug with wooden handle. Made by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1899. 11.2 inches high; 25.5 ounces