1920's Silver Plated E&J Leek, Birmingham Hinged & Lidded Shell Butter Dish With Removable Grosted Glass Liner Cutlery

1920's Silver Plated E&J Leek, Birmingham Hinged & Lidded Shell Butter Dish With Removable Grosted Glass Liner CutleryThe firm of E&J Leek first began manufacturing in Birmingham during 1920 and relocated to London in 1930 as a Ltd. The firm is known to have closed permanently during the 1930s and used the trade name Celtic Plate on their wares while based in London. This item is a vintage silver plated clam shell shaped butter dish with a repousse beaded pattern along the rim, three bun extensions underneath as feet and a hinged lid with thumb finial. The item has a

with no damages

Height of rim: 1 cm

Length of knives: 23

Semi-Porcelain

This item is a vintage cast aluminium scoop manufactured by Wilhelm Schroder

Handle to handle: 23

All 6 spoons require some polishing

Spoon length: 11 cm

and L for Longton until 1916 when the firm became Charles Amison & Co

this bowl can be very versatile in use

The saucer has been designed with a scalloped rim decorated in a lovely golden spray while the Tulips pattern itself displays colourful and lively floral bouquets around the surface

This item is an antique salad plate manufactured by J&G Meakin in the Gainsborough shape and lavishly decorated in Meakin’s Pilgrim pattern