Set of 11 Cocktail Forks Little boxed set of vintage cocktail forks - could also be used for oysters. Box reads "New York Cocktail Forks. Stainless Steel". They have a W in a circle brand on the rear. Handles are chamfered at the ends, and are made of a hard black synthetic material. Each fork is 9.8 cm long (3.7/8 inches). There are eleven of these. (1 absent space in box). Excellent condition.
Circa: 1950s
Condition: Excellent  

Vintage Wooden Rolling Pin. Old wooden rolling pin, with free turning handles. One handle can be removed, just pulls off. The other has a wooden dome on the top keeping it in place. Measures 46 cm long and 5.5 cm diameter (18 inches long and 2.1/8 inches diameter). Super condition.
Circa: Early to Mid 20th Century
Condition: Very Good  

Cottage Pepper Pot Cottage ware pepper pot - square large pot, measuring 7.3 cm high and 4.7 cm by 4 cm (2.7/8 inch high, and 1.7/8 inch by 1.5/8 inch). It has a small very old chip on the edge of the roof (could be touched up easily, colour doesn’t stand out even now) and a large shallow chip underneath (see photo of underneath). Quaint little item, probably mid 20th century.
Circa: Early to Mid 20th Century
Condition: See Description & Photos  

Pretty Victorian Kitchen Cruet Set. A lovely porcelain set of a large pepper, a large mustard, and an open salt cellar - all joined as one unit. The pepper and lidded mustard are very large, and lift out of their cup homes for use. There is a handle on the back of the set, and pretty decoration in cobalt blue with gilded pattern around the top edges. The salt has a pattern of pink roses. No maker’s mark, but looks probably Austrian. Would date from late 19th century - late Victorian. Excellent condition, only one small chip underneath lip of the pepper shaker.
Set measures 13.75cm wide, 12.75cm deep and 9.5cm high (5.3/8 inches x 5 inches, and 3.3/4 inches high). A very pretty and unusual item.
Circa: Late 19th to Early 20th century
Condition: Very Good - see description  

Villeroy & Boch Cafetierre. Not old, but very useful and good quality. A brown-glazed cafetierre made in Luxembourg by Villeroy & Boch. It has the number "4" stamped underneath (4 cup?). Underneath is ridged, so presumably can be put on a cooktop. Filter containing ground coffee fits into top portion of the unit, and works as a normal drip-filter coffee system. This unit is removable, and there is a lid for the coffee pot. All together measures 21 cm high (8.1/4 inches). Spout has a very good pouring end on it - whole item is in unused, excellent condition.
Circa: Late 20th C. to Contemporary
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: LU