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| X12255 |
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A Victorian steel and brass herb or vegetable chopper. Unmarked. Date: c.1860. Size: 13cm. (5 1/8") wide across the blade by 12.7cm. (5"). This piece has an elaborately shaped steel blade with an interesting shaped cast brass handle. There was a small piece broken from the corner of the blade, on the cutting edge. This has been ground in order to take away the rough edge and the opposite corner has been shaped to match. It is in good, usable condition. |
£82. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12268 |
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A Victorian, brown salt glazed colander. Date: c.1860. Size: 24cm. (9 1/2") diameter by 12cm. (4 3/4") deep. This piece has an insised decoration around the middle and the lower half is pierced with large holes to allow for drainage. The piercing does go through some of the decoration. The exterior has a rich brown salt glaze and the interior has a buff glaze. The is slight wear to the glaze on the inside of the colander but other than this it is in good condition.  |
£72. |
U.S.A.
+£18.
Western
Europe
+£13. |
| X12273 |
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A small, early Victorian, cast brass pestle and mortar. Unmarked. Date: c.1850. Size: The mortar is 11.5cm. (4 1/2") diameter at the rim by 8.5cm. (3 3/8") high. The pestle is 15cm. (6") long. This piece is well made and it is cast from quite a heavy gauge of brass. It is in excellent usable condition.  |
£82. |
U.S.A.
+£15.
Western
Europe
+£10. |
| X12114 |
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A 19th century steel bubble and squeek chopper with wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1870. Size: 30.5cm. (12") long by 10cm. (4") wide. This piece has shaping to the top of the blade and a small circular brass inlay. The blade is attached to the wooden handle with a brass collar. This shape of chopper was used for chopping food in a frying pan, whilst cooking. It is in very good condition |
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U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12228 |
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An unusual cast iron and brass crimping iron. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: The base is 22cm. (8 3/4") across, the whole piece stands 25cm. (9 3/4") high and the total width, including the handle is 31.5cm. (12 1/2"). The cast iron base is decorated with a peacock. This painted decoration is now quite worn. The heavy crimping rollers are made from brass and there are brass fittings to the top and the side. The crimping mechanism is fully adjustable and it is still in working order. Unfortunately the piece no longer has its steel heating rods but other that this it is in very good condition.  |
£210. |
On
application |
| X12223 |
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A Victorian brass pastry marker and cutter. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 10.8cm. (4 1/4") long. This piece has a pastry wheel to the one end and a cutter in the shape of a leaf to the other. The leaf cutter measures 4.5cm. (1 3/4") long by 2.8cm. (1 1/8") wide. The piece is in excellent condition. |
£58. |
U.S.A.
+£6.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12220 |
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A unusual pottery pie funnel in the shape of a ducks' head. Unmarked. Date: c.1900. Size: 10.8cm. (4 1/4") high by 4.7cm. (1 7/8") across at the base. This piece is very naturalistically modelled and it is coloured in brown and yellow with black details for the eyes. It is in excellent condition.   |
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U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X11896 |
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A tin and copper sweet mould. Marked, on the side, 'LETANG FILS.PARIS. 108 R. VIEILLE DU TEMPLE '.It is also marked with a number '2162'. Date: c.1880. Size: 11.5cm. (4 1/2") long by 9.2cm. (3 5/8") wide by 1.8cm. (3/4") deep. This mould has twenty eight spaces for moulding cocoa bean shapes. The base is made from tin but the top has a thin copper plate. It is in very good condition.  |
£34. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X11897 |
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A tin sweet mould. Marked, on the side, 'LETANG FILS. 108 R. VIEILLE DU TEMPLE. PARIS'. Date: c.1900. Size: 15cm. (6") long by 11.5cm. (4 1/2") wide by 1.3cm. (1/2") deep. This mould has fourteen spaces for moulding fluted chocolates. It is in very good condition and it could still be used.  |
£34. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12166 |
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A graduated set of six Victorian brass hooks. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: The lengths are graduated down from the largest which is 16.8cm. (6 5/8") long, to the smallest which is 11.5cm. (4 1/2") long. These hooks are cast in an 'S' shaped with a design to the central straight section. They are all in excellent condition. These hooks are ideal for hanging copper pans or kettles in an inglenook fireplace. |
£118. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12143 |
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A double handled, steel herb or vegetable chopper. Marked, on the steel blade, with the number '250'. Date: c.1890. Size: 24.7cm. (9 3/4") long by 16cm. (6 1/4") wide. This piece has oak handles which are attached to the blade by steel collars. It is in very good, usable condition. |
£39. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12149 |
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An early Victorian, brown salt glazed colander. Date: c.1840. Size: 23.5cm. (9 1/4") diameter by 11cm. (4 3/8") deep. This piece was probably made in Nottinghamshire. It has an insised decoration around the top and the lower section is pierced with large holes to allow for drainage. There are also two holes near to the rim through which you can tie string to hang the piece. It is in excellent condition.  |
£82. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5 |
| X12071 |
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A steel ice or sugar cleaver in the shape of a fox. Unmarked. Date: c.1920. Size: 28cm. (11") long by 13.3cm. (5 1/4") wide. The steel blade of this piece is cast in the shape of a fox. The handle, which forms the tail, is made from a resin and it is attached by brass rivets. The piece is in excellent condition.  |
£195. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12044 |
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A set of tin aspic cutters. Marked, on the base of the tin, 'MADE IN ITALY'. Date: c.1920. The total dimensions of the tin are 7cm. (2 3/4") diameter by 2.2cm. (7/8") deep and the 12 cutters all fit withing this. These cutters were used for cutting coloured pieces of aspic which was then put inside moulds as decoration. The cutters are in various shapes including a heart, a moon, a teardrop and a star. They are all in excellent, usable condition.  |
£39. |
U.S.A.
+£8.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12045 |
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A good quality steel ice cleaver in the shape of a fox. Unmarked. Date: c.1900. Size: 28cm. (11") long by 12.5cm. (5") wide. This chopper is very heavy in weight and it has a fibre block handle which is attached by three copper rivets. The steel blade, in the shape of a fox, has some added details. There are etched lines, giving shape to the back legs, and there are also eyebrows and a textured effect to the ears. This piece is in very good condition.  |
£225. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X12032 |
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A 19th century steel bubble and squeek chopper with wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1840. Size: 28cm. (11") long by 9cm. (3 1/2") wide. The ornately shaped steel blade on this piece has been hand wrought, beaten from one piece of metal. The blade is attached to the wooden handle with a brass collar and the handle is turned in beech wood. This shape of chopper was used for chopping food in a frying pan, whilst cooking. It is in very good condition.  |
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U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| X11870 |
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A very unusual kitchen steel, for sharpening knives, with a carved horn handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 42cm. (16 1/2") long. Marked, at the top of the steel section, with an arrow and the name 'F.DICK'. The handle to this piece is carved, from horn, in the shape of a Pug dogs head. The head is well carved and it is set with small glass eyes. On the top of the head is a brass loop, for hanging. The piece is in excellent condition.  
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£295. |
Nil. |
| X11907 |
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A set of continental brass weights. The two smaller weights are marked, respectively '100 GRAMMES' and '200 GRAMMES' and they are each marked with the letters 'F F' to either side of a wreath. The two larger weights are marked '500' and '1' and they each have numerous very small letters impressed all around the top section. Date: c.1880. Size: These weights range in size from 7.5cm. (3") high down to 3.5cm. (1 3/8") high. They all have slight marks to the brass, consistent with use, but they are all in good condition. |
£59. |
U.S.A.
+£25.
Western
Europe
+£20. |
W11494 |
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A brass cruxiform pastry marker with a wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 18cm. (7") long by 9.5cm. (3 3/4") wide. This piece has a cast brass pastry wheel to the top, with shaped pastry markers to either side, one being round and the other diamond shaped. It is well made and the handle is turned in oak. This piece is in excellent condition. 
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£125. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
V9453
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A 19th century steel bubble and squeek chopper with wooden handle. Marked, on the blade 'TRADE MARK LEWIS BARNASCONE. SHEFFIELD.' Date: c.1880. Size: 29cm. (11 1/2") long by 9cm. (3 1/2") wide. The steel blade is attached to the wooden handle with a brass collar. The wooden handle is turned in oak. This shape of chopper was used for chopping food in a frying pan, whilst cooking. It is in very good condition. |
£48. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe.
+£5. |
| W11140 |
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A Victorian brass pastry marker. Unmarked. Date: c.1870. Size: 11cm. (4 3/8") long. This piece is heavily cast in brass with a shaped handle, a pastry wheel to one end and a circular marker to the other. It is in excellent condition. |
£48. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V9460 |
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A Victorian brass pastry marker with a wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 11.5cm. (4 1/2") long. This piece has a chunky brass shaft and a square shaped stamp which is divided into small squares. It is in very good condition.  |
£52. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe.
+£3. |
S8041
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A brown saltglazed 3 gallon wine fermentation pot with
slip glazed interior. Unmarked except for the capacity size
'3 Gall'. Date: c.1860. Size: 33.7cm. (13 1/4") diameter
by 21cm. (8 1/4") high. This piece is probably from
Derbyshire where a lot of this type of ware was produced. The
condition is excellent.  |
£95 |
U.S.A.
+£35
Western
Europe
+£30. |
