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A group of two silver plated hatelet skewers with bird designs. These both date from c.1880.
From left to right they are:
a. Cockeral. Marked 'J' 'G' 'AI' then a crown and 'EP'. Size: 21.5cm. (8 1/2").
b. Grouse. Marked '1922', this is not a date mark. Size: 25.5cm. (10") long.
These skewers are both very well detailed and they are both in very excellent condition.
Click on an apple  for other images of hatelet skewers in use. |
£46.
each |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5.
each |
VSKE
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A group of four silver plated hatelet skewers all with classical designs. These all date from c.1880.
From left to right they are:
a. Classical design including two wierd creatures. Marked 'H.R' with an engraved 'G' to the other side. Size: 24cm. (9 3/8") long.
b. Shield shape with ivy wreath. Marked 'GILLES'. Size: 24cm. (9 1/2") long.
c. Adams Urn with birds to either side. Marked 'J.W.& Co.' Size: 26cm. (10 1/4") long.
d. Classical scroll design. Marked 'B' and in script 'J.D.&S.' Size: 23cm. (9") long.
These skewers are all very well detailed and they are all in very good condition.
Click on an apple for other images of hatelet skewers in use. |
£46.
each. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5.
each |
| V10765 |
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A very unusual, carved wooden shortbread mould. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 17.8cm. (7") long by 15cm. (6") wide by 2.5cm. (1") deep. This mould is very well carved, in limewood, with a design which is based on the Engish Royal Coat of Arms. At the bottom of the design is carved 'J. SCRYMGEOUR' which is a persons name. We think that this may be the name of a baker and that the mould was made for use by the baker at around the time of one of Queen Victorias' jubilees. The carving is very well executed and the piece is in excellent condition. The design of this mould is very slightly different to the mould below. |
£285. |
Nil. |
| V10764 |
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A very unusual, carved wooden shortbread mould. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 23.8cm. (9 3/8") long by 19cm. (7 1/2") wide by 2.8cm. (1 1/8") deep. This mould is very well carved, in sycamore, with a design which is based on the Engish Royal Coat of Arms. At the bottom of the design is carved 'J. SCRYMGEOUR' which is a persons name. We think that this may be the name of a baker and that the mould was made for use by the baker at around the time of one of Queen Victorias' jubilees. The carving is very well executed and the piece is in excellent condition. The design of this mould is very slightly different to the mould above. |
£345. |
Nil. |
| V10731 |
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A large wooden kitchen spoon. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 39.5cm. 15 1/2") long. This piece is carved form sycamore. It is well shaped, with a hooked end to the handle, and it is quite primitive in style. It is in very good condition.
Click on the apple  for another view of the spoon. |
£48. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10728 |
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A large wooden chopping board. Date: c.1890. Size: 53.3cm. (21") long by 31.5cm. (12 1/2") wide by 3.8cm. (1 1/2") thick. This board is carved from sycamore. It is in good condition, with no splitting to the wood, but there are a lot of scratch marks, from use, to both sides of the board. |
£85. |
U.S.A.
+£15.
Western
Europe
+£10. |
| V10727 |
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An enormous steel chopper with a wooden case. The chopper is marked '(O.T.) BERN'. This mark is cast in the steel. Date: c.1880. Size: The chopper is 58.5cm. (23") long by 37cm. (14 1/2") wide. The original wooden carrying box is 62.5cm. (24 1/2") long by 24.7cm. (9 3/4") wide. The chopper is incredibly heavy and it has turned wooden handles with brass fittings. It is in excellent condition. The box is made from pine and has been repaired using copper fittings to hold it together.
Click on the apple for another view of the chopper. |
£335. |
U.S.A.
+£25.
Western
Europe
+£20. |
| V10715 |
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An unusual wooden biscuit mould. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 27.4cm. (10 3/4") long by 20.3cm. (8") wide by 3.8cm. (1 1/2") deep. This mould is carved in chestnut. It shows grapes, leaves and quinces. The carving is good quality and it is very deep and the wood carver has carved their initials 'G.E.' into one of the vine leaves. This is a French mould and I am told that it is for making a particulr type of very sweet biscuit. There are two splits in the wood at one end of the mould but other than this it is in good condition. |
£225. |
Nil |
| V10712 |
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A steel cleaver, with a horn handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1850. Size: 26cm. (10 1/4") long by 10cm. (4") wide. This cleaver could have been for ice or for meat. It is quite heavy and it has a simple horn handle. It is in very good condition though there is quite a lot of wear to the handle, which is in keeping with its age and use. |
£79. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10526 |
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A miniature cast iron flat iron. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 7.7cm. (3") long by 5.4cm. (2 1/8") wide by 4.5cm. (1 3/4") high. This iron is in very good condition.
Click on the
apple for another view of the iron. |
£25. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10529 |
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A steel herb chopper with two moveable handles. Unmarked. Date: c.1900. Size: 25cm. (9 3/4") long by 18cm. (7 1/8") wide. This piece has two turned wooden handles which move to help with the chopping process. The handles have been varnished and this is now wearing. There is also slight pitting to the steel of the blade. Other than this it is in good condition. |
£58. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10531 |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Marked with a very small and indisticnt makers mark. Date: c.1880. Size: 28.5cm (11 1/4") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape a group of dead fish hanging in an ornate surround. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is very good quality and it is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£36. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| Z1014 |
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A Victorian butter print carved with ears of corn. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 7cm. (2 3/4") diameter of print by 13.7cm. (5 3/8") total length of print and handle. This print has a relatively long handle and would originally have been in a large ejector cup. It is well carved with three ears of corn. There are a number of woodworm holes in the handle and one in the print but these have now been treated. Other than this the print is in good condition.
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£36. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| T8725f |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Marked: 'CHRISTOFLE'. Date: c.1880. Size: 28cm (11") long. The ornate end of this skewer is a classical design incorporating flowers and leaves. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. We have 3 of this deign in stock and they are all very good quality and in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£36
each. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| T8577c |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Marked: 'CHRISTOFLE'. Date: c.1880. Size: 26cm (10 1/4") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a stylised shell, supported by leaves. The design is very well detailed. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. We have 3 of this deign in stock and they are all very good quality and in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£39
each. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| T8577b |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Marked: 'WH&S' and also marked 'B.P' in script. There is a further mark which is quite worn. Date: c.1880. Size: 18cm (7") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a fleur de lys. The design is well detailed. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is very good quality and it is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£36. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| T8577a |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 21.5cm (8 1/2") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a classical, stylised feather. The design is well detailed. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is very good quality and it is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£36. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10365 |
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A Greens Cornish Kitchen Ware jar and cover. Marked with the shield shape mark, in black print, which was used by Greens. The mark can be seen in the other image. It is also impressed '18'. Date: c.1930. Size: 12.5cm. (5") high by 10cm. (4") diameter. This jar is blue banded and is printed with 'RICE'. It is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for a view of the mark. |
£56. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10364 |
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A Greens Cornish Kitchen Ware jar and cover. Marked with the shield shape mark, in black print, which was used by Greens. The mark can be seen in the other image. It is also impressed '1PT'. Date: c.1930. Size: 12.5cm. (5") high by 11cm. (4 3/8") diameter. This jar is blue banded and is printed with 'TAPIOCA'. This is one of the less common jars in this type of ware. It is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for a view of the mark. |
£78. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10363 |
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A Greens Cornish Kitchen Ware jar and cover. Marked with the shield shape mark, in black print, which was used by Greens. The mark can be seen in the other image. It is also impressed '1PT'. Date: c.1930. Size: 12.5cm. (5") high by 11cm. (4 3/8") diameter. This jar is blue banded and is printed with 'SAGO'. This is one of the less common jars in this type of ware. It is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for a view of the mark. |
£78. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| V10304 |
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A very good quality bronze pestle and mortar. Unmarked. Date: c.1820. Size: Mortar: 12cm. (4 3/4") diameter by 10cm. (4") high. Pestle: 18.7cm. (7 3/8") long. This piece is cast in bronze and has banded decoration. It is exceptionally heavy and the bronze has a good rich colour. It is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the mortar and pestal. |
£98. |
U.S.A.
+£25.
Western
Europe
+£15. |
| V10125 |
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A Victorian brass pestle and mortar. Unmarked. Date: c.1850. Size: Mortar: 12.5cm. (5") diameter by 10cm. (4") high. Pestle: 16.5cm. (6 1/2") long. This mortar is good quality and it is cast in brass, with banded decoration. It is in excellent condition. The pestle has cracked across at some time and has a very old steel repair. Although this is a fault the nature of the repair gives the piece character.
Click on the apple for another view of the mortar and pestal. |
£75. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| T8750A |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Marked only with an initial 'T'. Date: c.1880. Size: 18cm (7") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a lyre with a garland of flowers around it. The design is well detailed. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is very good quality. There is a slight kink in the shaft but other than this it is in good condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£39. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
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This is an image from a Victorian cookery book by Mrs. Marshall. It shows hatelet skewers in use.
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| T8725e |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Unmarked. Date: c.1900. Size: 23.5cm (9 1/4") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a stylised shell. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is good quality and it is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£39. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| T8888 |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 25cm (9 3/4") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a ram. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is very good quality and it is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£45. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. |
| T8674 |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Marked: 'J.G.A.I'. There is also a crown and the letters 'EP'. Date: c.1880. Size: 19.7cm. (7 3/4") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a sword. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is in very good quality. There is some marking to the pointed end but other than this it is in good condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£35. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. each |
T8938 |
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A Victorian silver plated hatelet skewer. Marked: 'W.H.& S.'. There are also a couple of other very small and indistinct marks. Date: c.1880. Size: 20cm. (8") long. The ornate end of this skewer is in the shape of a Prince of Wales feathers or Fleur-de-lys. These skewers were used not only for holding meat together but they were also used for ornamentation. This one is very good quality and it is in good condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the hatelet skewer. |
£34.
|
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£5. each |
| V10024 |
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A small, tin, hinged game pie mould. Unmarked. Date: c.1900. Size: 15cm. (6") long by 8cm. (3 1/8") wide by 6cm. (2 3/8") high. This piece is oval in shape but is smaller than the usual game pie moulds. It is in good condition and could still be used.
Click on an apple for other views of the mould. |
£78. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£3. |
| V10110 |
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A small wooden triangle for standing a round bottomed bowl into. Unmarked. Date: c.1920. Size: each side of the triangle is 17cm. (6 5/8") long by 1.7cm. (5/8") deep. These items were used for standing bowls such as the round bottomed copper egg whisking bowls or round bottomed sugar bowls. Whatever the size of the bowl they will all sit in or onto these wooden triangles.
The stand is in in very good condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the stand. |
£23. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe
+£3. |
| V10082 |
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A small sycamore butter print carved with a rose. Unmarked. Date: c.1850. Size: 4.7cm. (1 7/8") diameter of print by 7.5cm. (3") total length of the print and handle. This print is very finely carved with a rose and leaves. It is in excellent condition and it has a good patina.
Click on the apple for another view of the print. |
£56. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe.
+£3. |
| V10071 |
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A Victorian brass pastry marker with a wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 18cm. (7 1/8") long. This piece has quite a large, cast brass pastry wheel with a beech wood handle. It is in very good condition. |
£38. |
U.S.A.
+£5
Western
Europe.
+£3. |
| V10022 |
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A very small Victorian, cast iron, egg iron with a wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 29cm. (11 1/2") long. The steel egg measures 3.5cm. (1 3/8") long by 2.5cm. (1") diameter at its widest point. These irons were heated and used to iron the inside of puff sleaves. This one is in very good condition. |
£78. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe.
+£5. |
| V10020 |
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A Victorian, cast iron, egg iron with a wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 31.5cm. (12 1/2") long. The steel egg measures 6cm. (2 3/8") long by 3.5cm. (1 3/8") diameter at its widest point. These irons were heated and used to iron the inside of puff sleaves. This one is in very good condition. |
£68. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe.
+£5. |
| V9440 |
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A wooden butter roller. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 16cm. (6 1/4") long. This piece is carved in beechwood, The design on the roller is a very simple geometric design. The piece is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the roller. |
£56. |
U.S.A.
+£8.
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. |
| 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.
Click on the
apple for another view of the marker. |
£52. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe.
+£3. |
| V9456 |
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A carved wooden spoon. Unmarked. Date: c.1860. Size: 24cm. (9 1/2") long. This spoon has a good patina and the bowl has seen plenty of use. It is in very good condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the spoon. |
£35. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe.
+£5. |
| V9455 |
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A carved beechwood spoon. Unmarked. Date: c.1860. Size: 27cm. (10 5/8") long. This spoon has a good patina and the bowl is quite mis-shapen with use over the years. It is in very good condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the spoon. |
£35. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe.
+£5. |
| V9424 |
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A single brass pastry marker with a wooden handle. Unmarked. Date: c.1880. Size: 13cm. (5 1/8") long. This piece has a square shaped pastry stamp and a very elaborately turned wooden handle, which is possibly walnut. The piece is in excellent condition.
Click on the apple for another view of the marker. |
£48. |
U.S.A.
+£5.
Western
Europe.
+£4. |
| V9422 |
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A 19th century steel bubble and squeek chopper with wooden handle. Marked, on the blade 'TAYLOR. SHEFFIELD.' There is also another mark but this is now quite indistinct. Date: c.1870. Size: 28cm. (11") long by 10cm. (4") wide. This piece is quite crude in form and the handle is attached to the blade with a copper collar. 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.
+£8.
Western
Europe.
+£4. |
| T8908 |
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A Victorian, cast iron utensil for caramellising the top of a creme brulee. Unmarked. Date: c.1890. Size: 10cm. (4") diameter of disc by 39.5cm. (15 1/2") length of the handle. This piece is French. It has an oak handle and it is in very good condition.
Click on the apple for other view of the salamander. |
£68. |
U.S.A.
+£10.
Western
Europe.
+£5. |
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T8441 |
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A Victorian wooden pastry brush. Unmarked. Date: c.1890.
Size: 18.5cm. (7 1/4") long. This piece has a turned
wooden handle. The bristle is very worn and there is a very
tiny split in the wood on the widest part of the handle. |
£48. |
Nil |
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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.
Click on the apple
for another view of the pot.
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£95 |
U.S.A.
+£35
Western
Europe
+£30
|
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