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"Old Sheffield Plate" by Anneke Bambery :
After its introduction in 1742 old Sheffield Plate quickly became popular, particularly with the middle classes. When new, its plated surface looked like solid silver, but today many pieces show characteristic tinges of copper where the silver has worn away, revealing the base metal beneath. This book explains what Old Sheffield Plate is and how this method of silver plating differs from other techniques such as electroplate; it describes the manufacturing processes and outlines the history of the trade. The industry eventually spread from Sheffield to other centres, notably Birmingham. One chapter helps the reader to identify Old Sheffield Plate by describing characteristic features and makers' marks and explains how to clean and care for it. $15
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WSI 4579: Luncheon Service for 24:
WSI 4579: A rarely found full cased Luncheon Service for 24 with well carved ivory handles in outstanding condition. 4th quarter 19th century. Worn scrimmed family crest. $1,650
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WSI 5512: Sterling Flatware service of Renaissance by Wallace:
WSI 5512: A fine Sterling Flatware service, 104 pieces, of Renaissance by Wallace, c.1925 and later.Eight piece service for 8 with 6 demitasse and dessert spoons. Extensive array of serving pieces; a serving fork, a large serving spoon, 2 serving tablespoons, a cream ladle, a gravy ladle, a pie server, a, butter server, a pickle fork, an olive spoon, a sugar spoon and sugar tongs. $2,800
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WSI 5653z: 100 Piece Flatware service of Lady Betty by International:
WSI 5653z: Sterling silver Flatware service , 100 pieces, Lady Betty by International, including 12 knives, 12 forks, 13 teaspoons, 12 iced tea spoons, 12 salad forks, 8 seafood forks, 8 grapefruit spoons, 12 butter spreaders, 8 soup spoons, 3 tablespoons. $2,500
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WSI 5812z: William & Mary Flatware Service by Lunt:
WSI 5812z: Service of William & Mary Flatware by Lunt in the original bakelite faux ivory chest consisting of 16 teaspoons, 10 desert spoons, 1 sugar shell, 1 gravy ladle, 8 place knives, and 8 place forks , 8 salad forks, and one cold meat fork together with a salt and pepper shaker in stand and a lady's' pin attached to original brochure. $1,800
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WSI 5817z: 72 Piece Francis I Flatware Service by Reed & Barton:
WSI 5818z: A 72 piece service of Francis I sterling flatware by Reed & Barton (lacks one soup spoon). Old, heavy and never used. Consisting of 8 place knives, 8 place forks, 8 salad forks, 8 soup spoons, 16 teaspoons, 8 iced tea spoons, 8 butter knives, slotted serving spoon, serving spoon, gravy ladle, berry spoon, cold meat fork, tomato server, sugar shell, cake and pie server, hors d'ouevre fork. ($4,700 from Replacements) $3,800
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WSI 5818z: 72 Piece Francis I Flatware Service by Reed & Barton:
WSI 5818z: A 72 piece service of Francis I sterling flatware by Reed & Barton (lacks one soup spoon). Old, heavy and never used. Consisting of 8 place knives, 8 place forks, 8 salad forks, 16 teaspoons, 8 butter knives, 7 soup spoons, 8 iced tea spoons, slitted serving spoon, serving spoon, gravy ladle, cold meat fork, tomato server, sugar shell, cake and pie server, 2 various hors d'oeuvre forks. ($4,600 from Replacements) $3,800
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Wsi-5403z: Silver Elephant with Malachite Obelisk:
"The Pulcino" - Minerva's Chick - a Grand Tour Piece after Bernini's statue in the piazza della Minerva in Rome. The original was created for Pope Alexander VII a few years after the 1665 discovery of the obelisk. This example is cast in 800 silver with fine detailing and the base and obelisk are malachite veneers on slate. late 19th-early 20th century. Multiple hallmarks. $9,000
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WSI4938z: George lll Teapot.:
WSI4938z: A beautiful brightcut George lll Tea
Pot, London, 1811, probably by Robert
Makepeace. Pearwood finial & handle. 14 troy
ounces. $1,800
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WSI5029z Silver flagon made in Paris.:
WSI5029z: A significant period Louis XV first
standard (.957 purity) silver flagon made in
Paris by Nicholas Outreban in 1753, both lid
and body fully hallmarked with charge,
discharge, "old silverware", city and maker
marks. Outreban is considered to be one of
the finest silversmiths of the period (Kevin
Tierney, Sotheby's, New York). Of bulbous
form, stepped base and leaf decorated c-scroll
handle. 37 troy ounces.
$12,500
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WSI5030z: London 1767 sterling silver Coffee Pot:
WSI5030z: A fine London, 1767, sterling
silver Coffee Pot by the noted silversmith,
Samuel White. Period impaled arms engraved
on one side. Leaf decorated spout and
handle. Swirl flame finial. Provenance:
Professor William White Collection with The
Silver Vault, Barrington, Illionis. 25 troy
ounces. $9,000
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WSI5033z George IV sterling siver & pearwood Tea Pot.:
WSI5033z: A fine John Angell, London, 1822,
George IV, sterling silver and pearwood Tea Pot
with reeded waist. Silver floret on pearwood
finial. Ducal or Royal Crest is slightly rubbed.
Hallmarked on lid & base. 15 troy ounces. $1,300
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WSI5493z: Pair of Old Sheffield Plate Wine Coasters, c. 1835:
A very fine Pair of Old Sheffield Plate Wine Coasters, c. 1835, with sterling silver vintage motif mounts of considerable extravagance. Crest: Out of a cloud, in hand a letter (families: Campbell, Card, Colwick, Colwyke, Kilvington, Lee). $1350
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