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Welcome to our "recently acquired" section. Each month we upload several new items to the Paul Bennett website.

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Fairs

A set of four candlesticks


This stunning set of four candlesticks was made in Sheffield in 1929 by Hawksworth Eyre and Co. They are 10 inches tall.

£6000

Pierced Basket


This large attractive pierced basket was made in 1828 (George IV) by William Comyns. It is over 12 inches long by 5.5 inches tall. It weighs 31 ounces.

£2600

Pair of Sauce boats


This delightful pair of sauceboats were made in London in 1925 by Mappin and Webb. They weigh 23 ounces and are 3.5 inches tall by 7.5 inches long. They have an attractive shape and are tastefully plain.

£2750

Sugar Caster


This large sugar caster was made in London in 1913. It weighs 16 ounces and is 8 inches tall.

£1250

Victorian Beaker by Robert Hennell


This Victorian beaker was made in London in 1868 by Robert Hennell. It weighs 5 ounces and is over 3.5 inches tall and over 3 inches in diameter. It has pretty engraving and clear hallmarks.

£675

Victorian Mustard Pot by John and Joseph Angell


This octagonal mustard pot was made in London in 1862 by John and Joseph Angell. It weighs 5 ounces and is nearly 3 inches tall. It has a blue glass liner and bears hallmarks under the cover and on the base. It also has pretty engraving.

£575

Napkin Rings made in Chester 1902


This lovely set of boxed napkin rings were made in Chester in 1902. Each ring is numbered and bears hallmarks. The box is blue satin and velvet lined.

£350

Pair of Irish Cups and Covers


This lovely pair of Irish cups and covers was made in Dublin circa 1735.
They weigh 53 ounces. They have pretty decoration, domed covers with a finial and two handles on each. They bear marks on the side and are nine inches tall.
Photographs of these cups can be found under the Continental section

£11,500

Pair of Queen Anne Mugs


This delightful pair of Queen Anne Mugs were made in London in 1710 by Joseph Timbrell and Robert Bell I. They bear a coat of arms and clear marks. They weigh over 14 ounces and measure over 10cm tall.

£4250

A Cow Creamer


This adorable cow creamer is a copy of the antique ones that now sell for a fortune. It was made in London in 2007 and bears hallmarks as well as the 925 silver mark. It weighs 7 ounces and is six inches long by four inches tall. It has a little door in it's back for the insertion of milk - with a cute fly siting on it in the traditional fashion.

£900
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