A pair of silver grape scissors, cased, Sheffield 1897,

A pair of silver Albany pattern grape scissors, A pair of silver Albany pattern grape scissors, by George Howson, Sheffield 1911, in a fitted case, retailed by Skinner and Co., 8.5cm long 3.6ozt Prove

two fine pairs of antique circa 1875 grape scissors, made in Sheffield England. larger measures length app 7.5 inches, one with shell relief and one more deco styling. Condition very good. Retail repl

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, by Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1897, circular, engraved with foliage between beaded borders, crested and monogrammed, cased. 4.6cm diameter, 2 tr

One pair in sterling silver by Gorham circa 1950, one pair in silver-gilt bearing London hallmarks & date mark for 1894, the third pair with silver handles only (unmarked), origin unknown. The longest

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER GRAPE SCISSORS, Birmingham (date mark unclear), maker's mark of Joseph Willmore, in the form of a stork with scatted beak (c.4 troy ozs). 14cm long

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER GRAPE SCISSORS, by George William Adams, London 1865, cast with fruiting vines. 19cm, 4.5 troy ounces

Silver grape shears / scissors hallmarked Sheffield 1906, maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd . 7 1/4" long

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER GRAPE SCISSORS, by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1906, cast with leaves and reeded borders. 18cm long, 4.4 troy ounces

Pair Antique Sterling Silver Grape Fruit Scissors. Hallmarked. Measures 7.25 inches in length.

With feather-edge stems and triangular handles. Size 6 - 1/2" L.

Providence, Rhode Island, ca early 20th century. Maker: Gorham Manufacturing Co. A highly embossed pair of sterling silver grape shears/scissors. 6.5"

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Henry Wigfull, Sheffield 1897, of columnar form with beaded borders and detachable square nozzles, filled; together with another pair of Victorian silver can

Two pairs of silver scissors: Sterling silver shears with repousse grape design, marked sterling beside pivot-7" length. Coppini 800 silver grape scissors with figures. Marked Coppini 800 to inner bla

Pair of Queen Anne Style Sterling Silver Coffee or Chocolate. Plain tapered round body with a conical lid, side wooden handles, Queen Anne Style in Sterling silver, hallmarked Sheffield 1897, Thomas B

A GROUP OF FOUR SILVER AND SILVER PLATED SCISSORS, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY, comprising a pair of silver plated grape shears, possibly American, circa 1900, with open interlaced foliate vine handles and

Description: This lot includes a pair of Sterling Silver Shears with a Grape Fine design throughout the handles. The only markings on the piece is a "HH" at the top of each handle. Condition: Minor su

A Pair of Victorian Silver Needlework Scissors William Hutton and Sons Ltd., London, 1897 with a fitted case.   hallmarked for Sterling on blades 3 ozt 11 dwt Length 7 1/4 inches.  

Pair of Late Victorian Sterling Silver and Glass Claret Jugs hallmarked Sheffield, 1896-1897, by W. & C. Sissons, each with a colorless glass urn-form body mounted in a waisted silver collar and foot,

(4) Silver Sewing Scissors, 1) Sterling pair with grapes, 54.8g; 2) .835 silver pair with grapes, 55.4g, marked HH; 3) .800 silver pair, 46.5g, marked AMD; 4) Sterling handle only pair, marked JEB Co.

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER TEASPOONS, by George Burrows (I), London 1793, bright-cut, together with a later set of silver sugar nips, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1905, cased; and A PAIR OF EDWARD

A cased pair of silver plate fish servers c1900 Maker Levesley Bros Sheffield. The case 13 3/4" wide Category Silver & Silver-plated items

Repousse sterling handle 10 inch shears, heavy with adjustable screw, Sheffield silver plated grape dish stand with center vine and foliate design, pair plated grape shears

Pair of Early 1900's Marked Sheffield Silver Co. (American) Sterling Silver case Ruffled Rim vessels with floral design. Sheffield Silver Co. was founded in 1908 and became a subsidiary for Faber Brot

Three (3) English silver groups, including 1) a pair of shakers, London, 1901 (in box), 2) a set of 4 shell-form salts in box, Sheffield 1897, and 3) a double-well ink stand, London, 1895. [Ink stand: