Metalware

A stainless steel cocktail shaker in AS NEW condition, standing 21 cms tall. Has "East-West Reservations" inscribed on side, so was probably stolen from an airline (?) company, or travel agent.

This is a rather solid and heavy metal serving plate. I am not sure if it is silver plate or stainless steel or even pewter. It is made by SIMAK ALPACCA if that helps. It would be great fro serving a roast or whatever. Nedds a good clean. Measures 37 cms x 25 cms.

Another LEAD FREE pewter tankard mug with a glass bottom, 9.5 cms high, made by Kirra Pweter, Melbourne, Australia.

This is a brass plaque, plate, or whatever it is called. It measures 44.5 cms diameter so is a fair size. I can see from the slight imperfections in the engraving work taht it is hand made. The work is quite detailed as well. It is quite amazing to think someone done this by hand. I cannot find any makers name. The piece has a Middle Eastern look about it. It has a few spots in it here and there but that's just reflects its age. Could be hung up on the wall (as art) or used as a serving tray.

This was originally a silverplated art nouveau comport basket but the silver plate has come off the top (bottom as new, almost) but what it has revealed is very nice. The metal undernaeth is a nice brass and the lady looks stunning polished up....I think the piece has its own uniqueness the way it turned out, with some silver plate still around the edges. It measures 29 x 22.5 x 7 cms (high, not including handle.)

This is a large beaten and punched copper display Plaque/plate/tray. It measures 57.5 cms diameter. It looks to be hand made...it has a makers name but the only part of the sequence I can make out is ...jranwala.. could be anything, from Asian to Aboriginal. ?? It has a fitted hook at the back for hanging.