Bone, Faux Bone & Horn handled cutlery & flatware

A nice cased set of fish eaters for 6 settings, the blades nicely bright cut chased and the handles made from acetate. Made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield.

A vintage cased pair of fish servers by Thomas Turner of Sheffield with silver plated uppers and acetate faux bone handles and unmarked silver ferrules.

A good looking vintage 3 piece carving set by J. Barker & Dixon of Sheffield with antler handles with end caps and ornate unmarked silver ferrules.

A good looking twin bladed knife c. 1900 with polished horn casing set with a vacant silver shield to front side. Sheffield made.

A good looking Victorian table crumb tray by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield, made c. 1880. Bone handled.

A lovely assortment of deco period cutlery including a part set of 5 Sheffield made tea/butter knives with faux bone handles unusually topped with butterscotch acetate ends, a silver plated example with stylised sun rays, stars & man-in-the-moon design to blade, and a continental example with translucent green stripes to handle and a geometric design unmarked silver ferrule, steel blade.

A good vintage set of fish eaters for 6 settings by Yeoman. Handles are made from acetate.