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A lovely Victorian basting spoon in Kings, probably by John Batt of Sheffield. No Monograms.

A gorgeous punch ladle in Kings, made by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A soup ladle in Kings pattern with a crest if a gloved hand brandishing a chained mitre.

A gorgeous vintage set of 4 small dessert / pudding spoons in Kings with berry bowls. Made by Leclere of Sheffield.

A large/long handled punch ladle in Gadroon pattern, English made.

A nice looking Victorian slender cake / tart server with beaded handle and chased bowl. Monogrammed 'JB'. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A large Old English pattern soup ladle by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield. No monograms.

A pair of early c.20th silver plated salad servers in Old English pattern, made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A lovely serving fork and spoon by Lee & Wigfull in a design registered in 1905 with 'rivet' style decoration to handles.

A pair of early c.2oth pickle forks with ornate pattern to handles.

A nice looking pair of serving spoons by James Deakin & sons of Sheffield with shell shaped ridged bowls.

A pair of serving spoons with quite stunning looking bright cut work to handles of florals and foliates. Made by George Henry Whitaker of Sheffield c. 1900.

A lovely pair of EPNS salad servers in Old English.

A nice pair of servers in a pattern similar to La Regence. Made by John Batt of Sheffield.

A good jam spoon in Queens with a sterling silver handle fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1967 and stainless steel bowl.

A nice piece in the Newport (aka Chicago) pattern by Rogers (USA)), designed in 1879.

A pair of sardine servers by Dixon with Old English pips to rears of handles and an elongated Queen Anne type pattern to fronts.

A good pair of servers in the Strathmore pattern, made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

An exceptionally good looking pair of servers with repousse work, chasing and bright cut work and a vacant shield panel to top of handles. Made by Allen 7 Darwin of Sheffield c. 1900.

A pair of salad servers by Henry Wilkinson Ltd of Sheffield, early c.20th. Unusual double 'dimple' to front of handle tops.