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A good looking pair of servers with fretworked handles. Made by George Hawksley of Sheffield.

A nice caddy spoon or small sugar shovel and lemon fork, similar looking and similar sized.

A good looking mother of pearl handled cream / ice cream spoon with bright cut work to bowl.

A good looking cream / ice cream spoon by Edwin Blyde & Co of Sheffield.

A lovely cream spoon with a mother of pearl handle.

A nice ladle with mother of pearl handle and silver plated upper

A good butter knife with a MOP handle and bright cut silver plated blade.

A good looking pair of servers with lovely handles and foliate bright cut chasing.

A pair of early c.20th serving spoons with large bowls, in a reeded type pattern

A matched pair of mother of pearl handled pickle forks with the same style ferrule

A good piece in Reed & Ribbon pattern, made by Fattorini & Sons.

A good looking jam spoon with a stag antler handle and shell form bowl, it has a sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1913.

This is just such a beautiful piece and in incredible condition for age! Bears a design registration PODR mark for 1874, made by Thomas Prime of Birmingham.

An exceptionally fine looking pair of large fish servers by Elkington, made in 1880. Superb bright cut work incorporating a 'double dolphin'. These bear a crest of the Steele family to handles.

Well this is certainly a talking point! A very unusual and interesting spoon with an acorn cup shaped bowl with pierced hole to bottom, the ornate handle pattern also incorporating an acorn. You can pickle acorns, so possibly for pickled acorns! It has flummoxed us anyway. 800 silver standard, unknown origin.

A pair of servers in the art deco Nile pattern by Walker & Hall. These were manufactured in 1942.

A nice collection of butter knives including a fine looking one in Queens.

Here are 2 pairs of salad servers in the a very similar pattern and same size.

A lovely assortment of 20x butter knives & spreaders, mainly with hollow handles. Includes one with a sterling silver art nouveau handle (Sheffield 1905).

A bulk lot of 20 sugar tongs in fiddle pattern.