James Deakin & Sons

Antique Victorian Silver gilt pair of spoons in a box. Made in England, Sheffield, 1897 Maker: James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin) Fully hallmarked. The measurements: Sp...

James Deakin & Sons Art Deco silver plate and hardwood cocktail shaker in the form of a champagne bottle. Unscrew the hardwood neck just above the shoulder to fill with ice and cock...

Silverplated Lighthouse Form Cocktail Shaker Style of James Deakin & Sons England, 20th century  A magnificent silver-plated lighthouse-form cocktail shaker made in the iconic style...

An Edwardian novelty silver pin cushion realistically modelled as a miniature duck, complete with red velvet cushion and base. The hallmarks are beautif...

Unusual, tall, Edwardian Period, sterling silver, wood-backed picture frame, Sheffield, England, year-hallmarked for 1914, James Deakin and Sons (John and William F. Deakin) - makers...

A superb Art Nouveau sterling silver photograph frame by James Deakin & Sons, Chester, 1905 Beautifully portrait frame decorated with relief floral, foliate and scroll decoration h...

A superb 20th Century solid silver, blown glass and bound in sumptuous crocodile leather hip flask, of rounded rectangular form, with a pull off cup, top mounted with a large hinged ...

This is a superb antique English neoclassical silver plated tray by the renowned English silversmith, James Deakin, circa 1870 in date. This rectangular tray features a deep set, decorative gadrooned border with elegant handles decorated with superb foliate and floral chased and engraved decoration of ribbons and garlands. The quality and craftsmanship throughout the piece are truly second to none. Condition: In excellent condition with no dings, dents or signs of repair. Please see photos for confirmation. Dimensions in cm: Height 4 x Width 51 x Depth 34.5 Dimensions in inches: Height 2 inches x Width 1 foot, 8 inches x Depth 1 foot, 2 inches James Deakin & Sons LTD DEAKINS (SILVERSMITHS) LTD Sheffield The firm was established in 1865 by James Deakin at Sidney Works, Matilda Street, Sheffield. Before 1886 he was joined in partnership by his three sons, William Pitchford, John and Albert and the style of the firm was changed to James Deakin & Sons. In 1888 they opened London offices and showrooms at 48 Holborn Viaduct. Other branches were opened at Glasgow and Belfast. In 1897 the firm was converted to James Deakin & Sons Ltd. In 1935, James Deakin & Sons Ltd was part of a short-lived merger "Silver & Steelcrafts Ltd" that included Fenton Bros and J.H. Potter & Sons. The combine collapsed within three years. In 1939 was created Deakins (Silversmiths) Ltd, active at 6 Earl Street and, from 1943 at Sidney Works, Matilda Street. They were liquidated in 1967. In 1961 the brand was part of the "MONOGRAM" CUTLERY GROUP belonging to I.S. Dearden & Sons Ltd. manufacturing holloware and flatware under the "Bell brand" in the patterns 'Gordon', 'Balmoral' and 'Empire'. Trade marks used: AZTEC, BELL SILVER...