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A nice group of 5 jam spoons.

A pair of servers by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield, late Victorian. No monograms.

A lovely quirky Victorian bread fork (or cold meat fork) with a horse head terminal. Made by Thomas Prime & Son of Birmingham.

A lovely butter spreader with mother of pearl handle and silver plated blade. Made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield.

A good c.19th bread fork with a t-bar style handle, resembling an oriental letter/character.

A Victorian silver plated lemon saw by Cooper Bros c. 1880.

A lovely looking Victorian brad fork with ornate handle incorporating bright cut work.

An early c.20th cheese scoop by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield, the handle with a monogram H&L within a ropetwist roundel, possibly shipping related?

A good looking cheese scoop in Bead pattern.

A fine looking 4 piece, made by SMF (unidentified French maker). No monograms.

An absolutely gorgeous piece, lovely bright cut work to the upper and the ferrule bears a design registration number equating to 1890.

An absolutely gorgeous pair of servers with carved mother of pearl handles, ornate ferrules and bright cut silver plated uppers. Probably made by John Sanderson of Sheffield c. 1880.

A gorgeous cheese Knife by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield with silver plated blade terminating in 4 prongs and with a carved pointed bead pattern mother of pearl handle.

A lovely Spiral carved mother of pearl handled ice cream spoon with bright cut silver plated upper.

A good looking piece with a lotus style carved mother of pearl handle and silver plated upper.

A pair of vintage silver plated ice cube tongs with claw nip ends.

A good pair of vintage silver plated ice cube tongs with claw nip ends.

A lovely pair of vintage silver plated claw nip end sugar cube scissors

A Victorian crumb tray with a gorgeous handle in Elkington's own 'Rich Bead' pattern. Crested to underside of handle with a dogs head. Interestingly the pan itself is marked for James Deakin & Sons, the handle you can just make out and EM&Co mark to front (Elkington Mason). Will date c. 1870.

A Nice cheese scoop in Gadroon pattern by Potter of Sheffield.