English

A vintage silver plated on copper candelabra with detachable arms and flared fixed drip pans below the candle holders.

A vintage silver plated Old English pattern teaspoon engraved with the emblem of the 268 Warwickshire Regt.

Here are 2 similar decanters with original stoppers, one is a Georgian triple ring variety, the other is probably a few years later.

Here are 2 very nice looking pieces, each with pierced galleries and pedestal bases. The more ornate one is by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield.

A nice couple of similar pedestal base compotes with faceted interiors, c. 1920.

Here are 2 similar swing handled baskets raised on ball feet, each of similar shape and size. English made.

Here are 2 very similar sized salt spoons, one is Levi & Salaman Birmingham 1908, the other Arthur Price Birmingham 1936. No monograms.

Here are 2 vintage jam / honey pots including a Webb crystal example and an unmarked example

A nice group of 4 candle holders, the smaller ones take a c. 2cm candle and the larger one a 5cm candle.

A nice assortment of cake knives with chased silver plated blades. One has a sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1900. Longest is 26.7cm, shortest is 24.3cm.

Here are 4 nice trios all with a floral theme, different makers including Colclough, Royal Standard etc.

A Benham & Froud 'No 35' 2 pint sized ice cream mould of the usual 3 section variety.

A nice piece of blue pressed glass in the form of a dog. Hollow interior.

A mid Victorian Bristol blue glass decanter with plated collar and probably original stopper.

A cranberry glass castor with plated lid, c 1900.

A 5 piece set comprising a pair of grape scissors, 2 pairs of nutcrackers and 2 nut picks.

A nice piece - this is a glass 'crystal ball' (i.e. made form glass, not crystal) in its original case which from the style of it looks to be c. 1900 in date.

A very old hand bell with wooden handle and a suspending bell probably from a door bell system or similar.

An early c.20th oval platter bearing logo and LOCARNO wording, probably made for a hotel in Rome.

A nice Victorian small fork with mother of pearl handle and unmarked silver upper - technically sold as white metal.