A few examples of appraisal values for
ATKIN BROTHERS

• A VICTORIAN STERLING BOWL AND SIX NAPKIN
  A VICTORIAN STERLING BOWL AND SIX NAPKIN RINGSA Victorian sterling silver bowl and cased set of six sterling silver napkin ringsthe bowl Hunt & Roskell, London1866The napkin rings Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1877, numbered 1-6.the bowl height 3in
• Antique sterling silver hexagonal flower
  Antique sterling silver hexagonal flower form footed bowl, marked for Sheffield 1912, Atkin Brothers, approx 8cm H x 24.5 cm W and approx 418 grams. Provenance: Directly from the Hordern Family
• A pair of Victorian silver pepperettes
  A pair of Victorian silver pepperettes and a mustard pot en suite, blue glass liner, pepperette 75mm h, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1895 and another silver pepperette, 4ozs 8dwts (4) More Information Of the pair of pepperettes - one foot dented. Mustard pot and liner undamaged. The single pepperette dented
• An Edwardian silver beaker, 10cm h,
  An Edwardian silver beaker, 10cm h, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1903, 4ozs 11dwts More Information Good condition, no engraving or dents
• Three English Tortoise Shell Small Boxes 19th/20th
  Three English Tortoise Shell Small Boxes 19th/20th Century the rectangular box bearing maker's marks for Atkin Brothers and having a bifurcated interior; together with a wooden tortoise shell veneer and bone inlay footed box. Largest, height 1 inch x width 3 7/8 inches x depth 3 inches.
• A VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED BREAKFAST
  A VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED BREAKFAST SERVER Mark of Atkin Brothers (Sheffield, England), with double side handles, fluted body and lid opening to reveal a reticulated insert and a warming compartment, raised on four conforming feet, armorial monogram to top of lid.
• ENGLISH STERLING SILVER FISH SERVICE,
  ENGLISH STERLING SILVER FISH SERVICE, 22 PCS. Atkin Brothers Sheffield England sterling silver fish service, 22 pieces, comprising 11 knives and 11 forks, engraved with dragon decoration, hallmarked on reverse: "Sheffield / 1888 / HA," in wooden hinged lid storage box. Knife: 8.125" L; fork: 7.25" L. Approx: 40.97 ozt.
• 10) BRITISH & AMERICAN STERLING SILVER
  10) BRITISH & AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVICEWARE(lot of 10) Sterling silver spoon rests and service tongs, including: (6) shaped Gorham spoon rests, approx 3.5"l; (1) R Wallace & Sons sugar tongs, monogrammed, 3"l; (1) spiraled tongs, unmarked (silver content unknown), monogramed HMR, approx 6.25"l; (1) tongs, James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London, sugar tongs with spoon form bowl, approx 3.75"l; (1) engraved and monogrammed tongs, Atkin Brothers (HA hallmark), Sheffield, England, with spoon form bowls, approx 3.75"l; 6.10ozt (weighable silver only) *Provenance: The family of Alfred A. King (Texas, 1916-2006) great-grandson of Captain Richard King, founder of the now 825,000 acre Texas King Ranch.*
• SILVER. (3) ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR CASTERS.
  SILVER. (3) ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR CASTERS. Including an engraved English silver sugar caster with a city stamp of London, maker's mark of Crichton Brothers (Lionel and Alfred Crichton), and a date stamp of 1917; an engraved English silver sugar caster with a city stamp of London, maker's mark of Crichton Brothers (Lionel and Alfred Crichton), and a date stamp of 1916; and an English silver sugar caster with a city stamp of Sheffield, maker's mark of Atkin Brothers, and a date stamp of 1947. Total approx. weight of all items is 30.56 troy oz (gross). From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: sugar casters measure approx. 8.50" and 9.25" in height. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents.
• A COLLECTION OF THREE 19th CENTURY SILVER
  A COLLECTION OF THREE 19th CENTURY SILVER PLATE TEA & COFFEE POTS. INCLUDING JAMES DEAKIN & SONS, ATKIN BROTHERS AND A COFFEE POT.
• PAIR OF STERLING SILVER SHELL-SHAPED
  PAIR OF STERLING SILVER SHELL-SHAPED BONBON DISHESA fine pair of early 20th century sterling silver bonbon dishes, both shell shaped bodies showing embossed and pierced decoration and raised on fluted ball supports, hallmarked Sheffield 1905 together with maker's marks for Atkin Brothers. Dimensions, 9.5" long x 8" wide. Combined weight: 473 grams.
• STERLING SILVER FRUIT SET FOR TWELVESheffield
  STERLING SILVER FRUIT SET FOR TWELVESheffield England, 19th century, consisting of twelve bone handled fruit knives & forks with sterling silver blades & tines, all engraved with foliate motifs and bearing Sheffield hallmarks with date letter for 1895 and makers marks for Atkin Brothers, some handles with minor splits. All fitted within their original walnut case (split to top), the top inset with a dedication plaque dated 1896, measuring, 2 1/2" high x 12 1/2" wide x 10" deep.
• STERLING CORDIALS AND TRAY, SHEFFIELD,
  STERLING CORDIALS AND TRAY, SHEFFIELD, 1909 Sterling tray with double handles, 9" x 4 ¼", and six glass with sterling liner cordials, 2"H. Marked, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1909. In original case. Weighs 8.45 toz.
• AN ENGLISH STERLING COVERED TEA CADDY
  AN ENGLISH STERLING COVERED TEA CADDY An English sterling covered tea caddy, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, the cylindrical form with a wide twisting gadrooned form, a gadroon banded borders to the foot, shoulder and to the lid rim, 4"h x 2.5"d
• J.E. Caldwell & Co.. Coffee pot. 19th
  J.E. Caldwell & Co.. Coffee pot. 19th century, sterling silver, ebony. 7¼ h × 5 w × 2¼ d in. estimate: $400–600. Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside to coffee pot ‘Sterling 4789 925 1000 Fine 3/4 Pint J.E. Caldwell & Co’. Sold with associated creamer and open sugar bowl with gadrooning. Creamer possibly by Jones & Crompton, Birmingham, England, c. 1901-32. Open sugar bowl with silver-gilt interior by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, England, 1889. Each example marked.
• LARGE VINTAGE SHEFFIELD SILVER OPEN
  LARGE VINTAGE SHEFFIELD SILVER OPEN SALT SERVERAn elaborate large open salt cellar with scrolling feet. Full hallmarks to side. 6.24 troy ounces of silver. #sheffieldsilver Artist: Harry Atkin Issued: 1960s Manufacturer: HA Harry Atkin Brothers Country of Origin: England Condition: small bend in rim.
• 17 PCS. ENGLISH STERLING SILVER, INCL.
  17 PCS. ENGLISH STERLING SILVER, INCL. SUGAR, CREAMER A...17 English sterling silver items, including: 2 piece creamer and sugar bowl set having ribbed bodies and reeded handles, hallmarked for Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1895, not monogrammed, creamer 2 3/4" H x 4" W, waste bowl 3" H x 5 1/2" W; 1 George III berry spoon having a bowl with fluted sides, repousse berry and pineapple design, and scrolling foliate decorations to handle, hallmarked for Orlando Jackson, London, no date, monogrammed with script "B" to handle, 8 1/2" L; 6 fiddleback teaspoons, hallmarked for Henry and Henry John Lias, London, 1870, monogrammed with script "M" to handles, 5 7/8" L; 1 George IV fiddleback teaspoon, hallmarked for Thomas Dicks, London, 1824, with engraved coat of arms to handle, 5 1/2" L; 1 pierced sugar sifter spoon having scrolling foliate decorations to handle, hallmarked for Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1898, not monogrammed, 5 1/8" L; 1 salad fork having a hollow handle with leaf decorations, hallmarked for Hilliard and Thomason, Sheffield, 1848, monogrammed with script "HB" to handle, 6 3/4" L; 3 fruit knives, the hollow handles hallmarked for H. Fisher and Company, Sheffield, 1909, with additional hallmarks to blades, not monogrammed. 6 3/8" L; 1 fiddletipt teaspoon, hallmarked for A. Bemiss, Sheffield, no date mark, not monogrammed, 7 3/8" L; and 1 large fiddle tipt Stuffing Spoon with illegible hallmarks, Not monogrammed. Tests sterling. 12" L. Combined weight: 17.185 total weighable troy ounces. The Collection of Dr. Joe Newsom Rawlings, Davisboro, Georgia. Condition: All items in overall good condition with light surface wear, scattered dents. Creamer set: Creamer with 1 3/8" bend to spout, 1" x 3/4" dent to body. Salad fork: Bends to tines, pieces partially separated at join. Fruit knifes: scattered minute dents/tarnish to handles.
• SILVER PLATE WARMER AND WINE BUCKET20th
  SILVER PLATE WARMER AND WINE BUCKET20th century, including urn form wind bucket with floral and scroll borders, marks for International, 11 in.; dome top warmer, three interior liners, marks for Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 8-3/4 x 14 x 9-3/4 in. Provenance: North Carolina Collection Condition: two line trays later and do not fit, both with wear and loss to plate
• SILVER PLATE SHELL SPOON WARMER AND
  SILVER PLATE SHELL SPOON WARMER AND LIDDED DISHlate 19th, including shell form spoon warmer, marks for Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 4-3/4 x 7-1/4 x 4-3/4 in. and lidded shell form box with shell feet, unmarked, 3-3/4 x 8-1/4 x 7-1/4 in. Provenance: Private South Carolina Collection Condition: warmer with heavy loss to plate, both with wear
• A 1920S BISCUIT BOX Atkin Brothers,
  A 1920S BISCUIT BOX Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1923, of oval outline, the hinged body and base with threaded borderHeight: 9cm, width: 17.5cm, weight: 20oz
• A 1930S TWIN-HANDLED TRAY Atkin Brothers,
  A 1930S TWIN-HANDLED TRAY Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1937, of rounded rectangular outline and a rope twist border, engraved Gothic R to centre; together with a card tray, Fenton Brothers (Glasgow) Ltd, Sheffield 1937, of moulded circular outline, gadrooned border raised on four ball feet(2)Width across handles: 53.5cm, 20cm, combined weight: 64oz
• A 1930S OVAL COMPORT Atkin Brothers,
  A 1930S OVAL COMPORT Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1937, of oval outline, with a pierced vine and fruiting border, raised on a short stem to an oval foot; together with an oval basket, Charles Horner Ltd, Birmingham 1902, of oval outline, the raised border with chased floral detail and four harlequin pattern pierced windows(2)Diameter: 31cm, combined weight: 29.5oz
• A MATCHED GEORGE V THREE-PIECE TEA-SERVICE
  A MATCHED GEORGE V THREE-PIECE TEA-SERVICE Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1919/20, comprising a teapot, twin-handled sugar basin and a milk jug, all of panelled oval outline, engraved R to body of each, with C-scroll handles with threaded border, each raised on four ball feet(3)Height of teapot: 15cm, combined weight: 38oz
• An Edwardian cased set of twelve silver
  An Edwardian cased set of twelve silver fish eaters, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1910 and 1911, with ivorine handles (one fork missing)
• A Victorian silver Christening mug,
  A Victorian silver Christening mug, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1884, engraved decoration and two other Christening mugs one initialled and dated 1982 and the other initialled JHPS, approximately 550g in total
• ENGLISH ATKIN BROTHERS SILVER PLATE
  ENGLISH ATKIN BROTHERS SILVER PLATE HANDLED TRAYEnglish silver plate handled service tray, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, late 19th c., gadrooned border, scrolling foliate handles, mark with Price of Wales feathers, approx 27.25"l, 18.5"w, 8lbs (for shipping purposes only)
• ENGLISH ATKIN BROTHERS SILVER PLATE
  ENGLISH ATKIN BROTHERS SILVER PLATE HANDLED TRAYEnglish silver plate handled service tray, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, late 19th c., gadrooned border, scrolling foliate handles, engraved: "presented along with a solid silver tea and coffee service to the Rev. Dr. Fergusson of Fern, by his parishioners and friends, on his having conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Laws by the University of St. Andrews, Fern, 22nd May, 1896," mark with Price of Wales feathers, approx 27.25"l, 18.5"w, 7.25lbs (for shipping purposes only)
• ENGLISH VICTORIAN ATKIN BROS SILVERPLATE
  ENGLISH VICTORIAN ATKIN BROS SILVERPLATE EPERGNEEnglish Victorian silverplate epergne/ centerpiece, Atkin Brothers, late 19th/ early 20th c., cut glass flute over shallow bowl, tripartite base with acanthus scroll supports, approx 22.25"h, 10.75"diam, 7.25lbs **Provenance: An important San Antonio estate**
• (4) BRITISH STERLING-MOUNTED HORN DRINKING
  (4) BRITISH STERLING-MOUNTED HORN DRINKING CUPS(lot of 4) British sterling-mounted horn drinking cups, including: (1) Atkin Brothers, c.1899, shield-form cartouche with engraved monogram RHC, Sheffield hallmarks, splits to side of horn, (1) Robert Pringle & Sons, c.1896, vacant shield-form cartouche with varied Birmingham hallmarks, base loose in cup, (1) J.S., possibly John Smyth, c.1876, vacant shield-form cartouche, Dublin hallmarks, (1) P&D, possibly silver, mostly obliterated hallmarks, restored split to side of horn, lacking base insert, largest: approx 6"h, 3.5"diam; 1lbs total (for shipping purposes only)
• (104) ENGLISH SILVERPLATE FLATWARE SET
  (104) ENGLISH SILVERPLATE FLATWARE SET IN OAK CASE(lot of 104) English silverplate flatware service, Atkin Brothers and Barker Brothers, most of the service with beaded edge handles, including: (12) knives, 10 1/8"l (12) dessert knives, 8.5"l, (12) table forks, 8.5"l, (12) dessert forks, 7 1/8"l, (12) dessert spoons, 7.25"l, (12) teaspoons, 5 7/8"l, (6) egg spoons, 5"l, (4) salt spoons, 3.25"l, (8) tablespoons, 9"l, (2) sauce ladles, 7.5"l, (1) gravy spoon, 13"l, (1) soup ladle, 12"l, (1) sugar tongs, 6 1/8"l (4) knife rests, 3.25"l, (1) honing steel, 11.25"l, (2 piece) carving set, 12.25"l, (2 piece) carving set, 14"l, housed in an oak fitted flatware case, approx 10"h, 18"w, 12.5"d, 36lbs total (for shipping purposes only)
• (24) ATKIN BROTHERS SILVERPLATE FISH
  (24) ATKIN BROTHERS SILVERPLATE FISH FLATWARE SET(lot of 24) English silverplate fish flatware service, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, all pieces monogrammed W, including: (12) knives, approx 7.5"l, (12) forks, approx 6.5"l, housed in fitted box, approx 3"h, 14"w, 9.75"d, 5lbs total (for shipping purposes only)
• An Edwardian Silver Tea Caddy Atkin
  An Edwardian Silver Tea Caddy Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1905 hallmarked for Sterling to underside and lid 6 ozt 11 dwt Height 5 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Marily Langill Kroening, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• VICTORIAN SILVER GOBLET WITH JUDAIC
  VICTORIAN SILVER GOBLET WITH JUDAIC SCENE, ATKIN BROTHERS, SHEFFIELD, 1876, AND A SIGNED FRANK MEISLER MEZUZAHVICTORIAN SILVER GOBLET WITH JUDAIC SCENE, ATKIN BROTHERS, SHEFFIELD, 1876, AND A SIGNED FRANK MEISLER MEZUZAH, the large silver goblet with engine turned decoration below the rolled rim and around the spreading circular foot, the body decorated with a decoupaged image of a Seder dinner, h: 7.75 in., 8.7 ozt gross; together with a silver metal and gilt mezuzah, now mounted on a specimen wood stand and base, inscribed to reverse 'Frank Meisler Israel', cast as an ancient building with two small turrets on either side of the domed roof, the front with a hinged door decorated with the Lion of Judah, the door opening to reveal a section of a prayer in Hebrew, sculpture section is h: 4.5 in. (2)
• A SILVER HIP FLASK by Atkin Brothers,
  A SILVER HIP FLASK by Atkin Brothers, London, 1897
• VICTORIAN SILVERPLATE NAUTILUS SHELL
  VICTORIAN SILVERPLATE NAUTILUS SHELL SPOON WARMERmaker's mark "HA" "EA" "FA" for Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, further marked "EPNS" Condition: tarnishing, marks and rubbed wear with base metal showing through plate. 7 inches wide; 5 3/4 inches high Condition:
• ATKIN BROTHERS, SHEFFIELD SILVER THREE-PIECE
  ATKIN BROTHERS, SHEFFIELD SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SETATKIN BROTHERS, SHEFFIELD SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SET, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, including a hot water kettle, dated 1896; a coffee pot,1891, h: 9.25 in.; and a cream jug, dated 1905, each having fluted lower bodies, with wood handles and finials, 45.3 ozt gross (3)