Steel Hand Warmer With Pierced Patterned Lid – Appears Unused Linen

Steel Hand Warmer With Pierced Patterned Lid – Appears Unused LinenThis little pocket hand warmer is operated with a normal lighter fluid and provides comforting warmth for outdoor activities. Completely harmless it creates no open flame. The item seems to be in unused condition and has a pierced metal star patterning on both sides of the lid to let the warmth through. The hand warmer is not marked or stamped. It appears unused and is therefore in very good second hand condition. Height: 9 cm, Width: 5. 5 cm

relocating premises to Garden Street in 1892

A vintage silver plated creamer marked underneath with A + followed by EPNS which is a symbol utilised on both Norwegian as well as Swiss (Geneve) silver plated wares

Diameter of rim: 21 cm

Williams & Sons began manufacturing in Birmingham in the early 1900’s and registered the Falstaff trade name in 1949

The bowl is impressed underneath Seranco SP on B

Thomas Dinnerware and Sambonet Serveware and makes some of the finest glass

Height of handle: 14

The firm was established by William Hutton in Birmingham in 1800 and transferred to Sheffield in 1932

decorate the rim and the bowl has been fitted with a pair of facet cut handles

2 salad plates

John Turton was established in Sheffield in 1876 at Times Building in Bow Street and manufactured under the name John Turton until 1898 when the firm became John Turton & Co

The coin itself displays an embossed angel with wings on one of its sides similar to on the pamphlet