An early 19th century George III silver plated caddy spoon by William Parkin of Sheffield 9.5cm long 57 Here we have a vintage

Here we have a vintage brass Pratts petrol can cap or lid 42mm Diameter

It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992

Here we have an initialled pencil on paper sketch of Notre Dame Paris 25x20cm

and is often decorated with intricate designs and patterns

I have not cleaned the silver end to retain it's authentic patina - this must have belonged to a wealthy person - the addition of silver to this piece and the fact that it has survived for over 130 years points to a well made high end piece indeed

An early 19th century George III silver plated caddy spoon by William Parkin of Sheffield 9.5cm long 57 Here we have a vintageHere we have an early 19th century George III silver plated caddy spoon by William Parkin of Sheffield 9. 5cm long Please note: the first image maybe an enhanced presentation image. For an accurate representation of condition, including any wear or age related marks, please refer to the additional photographs provided. William Parkin started the company in 1812. Active at 2 Broomhall Lane and 6 Campo Lane as plater and Britannia metal manufacturer