Small Silver Plated (Silver Plate On Copper) Open Salt Cellar Utensils

Small Silver Plated (Silver Plate On Copper) Open Salt Cellar UtensilsA small silver plated salt cellar on a pedestal stand and with a rolled rim. The salt cellar is marked on the pedestal base EPNS. Some plate loss has occurred on the pedestal base as well as on the rolled rim revealing the copper underneath. The item will also require some polishing. Height of rim: 4 cm, Diameter of base: 4 cm, Diameter of rim: 5. 5 cm

while the yellow leaf apple blossom version was released by Carlton Ware during the 1940’

Height with handle: 16

Sugar spoon width of bowl: 3

A gorgeous fine porcelain tea plate

The firm first began exporting in the late 1920’s

no fading of the pattern and gold trim still beautiful

The plates are also gold trimmed

Diameter of base: 11

The item is stamped underneath EPNS A1 Made in Sheffield England

The item is stamped underneath with a generic EPNS mark in gothic (generally used by a variety of Sheffield manufacturers during the first half of the 1900’s) followed by Warranted Guaranteed Hard Soldered

James Colclough was one of the earliest co-op traders in Stoke-On-Trent and in 1901 the Co-operative Society was then officially founded in Burslem

all beautifully crafted of solid copper