Silver electroplating began in the 1840s in the English city of Birmingham. The process led to a growth in nickel items plated with silver. Much of this early electroplated silver is in high demand, which means that it can reach high values. These items are usually marked 'EPNS' which stands for electroplated nickel silver.
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Antique Canteen of Cutlery and Flatware Service 12 Place Setting | 122 Pieces Silver Plated | Old English Design Handles Celluloid/Resin (not ivory) Oak Campaign Box | Military Style Brass Reinforcements | Housing 4 Tiers...
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A rare teapot by Dr Christopher Dresser, originally part of a picnic set produced by Hukin & Heath. According to the book by Harry Lyons 'Christopher Dresser The People's Designer' the model number 2110 was...
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An extremely rare crystal cut glass Silver electroplated ' Crow's Foot' claret jug by Dr Christopher Dresser for Hukin & Heath fully stamped for the year 1878 . There is no record I can find...
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A very rare silver plated teapot designed by Dr Christopher Dresser for James Dixon & Sons, stamped JD & S and EP, numbered 6 ,2266 and CF. Reference: Christopher Dresser, People's Designer, 1834-1904, op.cit., Exh....
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A Cruet Set Designed by Dr Christopher Dresser for Hukin & Heath dated with registration lozenge for April 11, 1878. Model number 1882, stamped with H & H marks and Designed by Dr C Dresser...
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