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A senior family member is downsizing to a condominium suite and has numerous historical pieces to be enjoyed in a new home. How cool that all pieces have been identified with their name and date before you purchase them.
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(A) Images 1-3: Elegant antique fish knife and fork set featuring celluloid handles (maybe bone?) and beautifully engraved silver-plate blades. Likely dating to the late Victorian or early Edwardian period, this classic serving set reflects refined European dining traditions of the late 19th century.
The handles display a warm, aged patina with only one crack on the knife. Authentic antique construction and structurally sound with age-appropriate wear.
Knife blade and fork front have matching, ornate elegant engravings.
Sterling Silver collars. No visible hallmarks.
Knife measures: 12½”L (handle: 4¾”); Fork measures: 9¼”L (handle 4¼”) (2”W) with 5 straight tines. Total mass: 165.7 grams – solid, heavy set.
A wonderful addition to an antique flatware collection, cottage core table setting, or traditional kitchen décor.
Offered for $75

(B) Images 1, 4-5: Antique nutcracker, made of durable cast steel. This 1880s nutcracker was very special as it's engraved with a tiny Old English ‘D'. Each arm is one solid metal piece featuring six sections of tiny, stippled dots; octagon columns; octagon centers; stippled dots on the hinge; tapered handle ends with finials; and two sizes of ribbed crushers. features hinged levers for easy use.
In good working condition this heavy, solid metal nutcracker is 6¾”L closed. It has acquired a lovely patina over its 140 years! A unique, piece that is useful and certainly a collectible conversation starter. Offered for $65

(C) Images 1, 6-7: Vintage Royal Crown Derby 10” Cake Server. Floral porcelain handle – small seam noted. High-quality stainless steel with serrated edge for practical slicing and serving. Beautiful choice for entertaining. Priced at $25

(D) Image 1: Two EATON ‘Fiddle' pattern Soup Spoons – both 7” spoons have an ‘E' in a diamond before and after the stamped EATON mark. They are silver-plated from the 1930s and of value for their nostalgia and connection to Canadian retail history.
In V.G. estate condition with no noted flaws reflecting only minor signs of age and normal wear. Both for $20

(E) Images 1, 8: CHIPPENDALE (Adair) pattern silver-plate 1881 Rogers A1 spoon, introduced in 1919. It is listed in numerous places as a ‘soup' spoon, but it looks more like a sauce ladle. The handle is designed to tip up at the end. It measures 5¾”L and is in pristine antique, 100 year old condition. Offered for $15.

(F) Images 1, 9: Cake Server – hallmarked “Auerhahn FHS” circa 1975. Cute server measures: 8”L x 2¼”W Weighs 57gr
Good to use for square desserts. Vintage, used condition. Likely stainless steel vs. silver-plated.
Gürtler Besteckfabrik brand - Düsseldorf, Germany. Available for just $15.

(G) Images 1, 10: Condiment Ladle/Spoon 4¾”L – hallmarked “EP (triangle R) NS” is Electro-Plated Nickel Silver. The “R” (in the triangle) is from James Ryals, a silversmith based in Sheffield, England. Perfect for cranberries and jams.
Circa 1905. Price $10

Cleaning and Restoration (Polishing) Left to Buyer. Varying levels of oxidation or tarnish on individual pieces.
Pick-up from a smoke-free home in the Taunton and Garden area of WHITBY.
Please contact via email mzm@sympatico.ca or text 905-439-4640
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