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A good looking server by 1847 Rogers (USA) with gilt washed deep bowl, in their VESTA pattern from 1895.

A lovely collection of 20 sugar tongs, all with claw nip ends. Most have ornately patterned handles.

A group of 4 very nice looking jam spoons with fretwork detail to handles and ornate bowls.

A lovely suite of 5 jam spoons with repousse work or chasing to bowls and ornate handle patterns.

A lovely bread fork with bamboo styling and ball finial. Will date c. 1880. Equally useful for serving cold meats etc.

A lovely looking jam spoon with aesthetic movement 'twig' handle and textured handle and bright cut branching twig work to the bowl .

This really is a beautiful thing - the prongs with wheat sheaths and feathered detail and the very ends of the prongs with eyes and beaks!

A nice looking asparagus server of Italian origin, marked 'KI Milano'.

A good looking cheese scoop with a rose & trellis pattern to handle. Made by Potter of Sheffield in their SILVA range, late c.19th. This is a nickel silver alloy, not silver plated.

A good looking bread fork by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield c. 1890.

A good looking bread fork, late Victorian.

A good looking bread fork with a scrolling shell type pattern to handle. Bears a design registration number to top of handle equating to 1901. Ornate bright cut work to front of pronged area.

A good looking flat profile serving fork, single struck pattern.

A good looking Victorian cheese scoop with wavy handle pattern and ornately stamped handle.

A good looking cheese scoop with a wavy edge handle. Made by Jonathan Bell & Sons of Sheffield c. 1890.

A fine looking piece, made by SMF (unidentified French maker). No monograms.

A gorgeous looking ice cream spoon with fretwork heart spate to the handle and bright cut work to the bowl. Made by John Sherwood & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900

A fine looking Victorian server with a bead and harebell pattern handle and chased foliate to the bowl.

A very fine looking set of 2 berry bowl serving spoons and matching sugar sifting ladle with beautiful handle terminals and the finest repousse work to their gilt washed bowls. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield c. 1860.

A stunning looking piece by Elkington with a deity tethering 4 horses the length of the handle and into the inner rim area, beaded rim and ornate bright cut work around a central monogram 'JAJ'. Made in 1852.