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Here are 5 trays sold together, all have some wear to varying degrees but all perfectly useable. These are all a good size, no tiny ones. The larger tray on claw feet measures 51cm across the handles.

A quantity of pewter, mainly tea ware but includes a Victorian mustard pot etc (no liner).

A bulk lot of plate including tea ware, jugs, pair of candelabra, 2x entrée dishes (one lacking its handle), large muffin dish, soup ladle, boxed set of drinks coasters, cruet pieces, 2 pairs of cutlery rests, lidded glass dish, small oil lamp base, 2x trophy cups etc. UK only shipping on this.

A large amount of silver plated flatware and cutlery of various ages. Obviously some of this is acetate faux bone handled or early plastic handled but with silver plated uppers.

A good pair of vintage salad servers in Jesmond pattern by B&A Butterfield of Bradford. Design registration number for 1924.

A real whopper of a Victorian silver on copper salver!

A very large silver plated on copper salver raised on 4 feet, with a central coat of arms, and a same sized (large!) chased vintage drinks tray.

An early c.20th silver plated straining ladle with central perforated dividing bar to the bowl. Hanoverian pattern without rattail. Bears a patent number 296612.

A good pair of grape scissors with grape & vine design.

A very fine looking piece with a lovely stag antler handle.

A nice looking pair of pots with star cut bases and chrome plated lids.

A super amount of finely detailed bright cut work on this, retailed by Connard & Son of Southport. Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A nice looking larger sized cut glass sugar castor with plated collar and lid. Early c.20th.

A good looking Edwardian Georgian revival SILVER PLATED small bon-bon dish of basket form with swing handle.

A gleaming pair of quality candelabra by 'The Silver Workshop'.

A pair of larger sized salad servers almost certainly late Victorian, early Edwardian in date. Oak handles.

2 pieces in the same design, the pickle fork bearing Edward VIII's cipher to rear of handle (of course his coronation never actually happened), the caddy spoon bearing the cipher of George VI & Elizabeth.

A set of 6 cake forks and matching larger server made for the coronation of King George VI in 1937.

A vintage Greek Key design vase by Frank Thrower for Dartington in the rarer flame red colour.

A good steak knife in the polished knot pattern by Culinary Concepts.