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A good silver plated tea infuser

A good looking Victorian crumb scoop with ornately chased silver plated pan and a good stag antler handle with end cap. Made by Levesley Brothers of Sheffield.

A silver plated table crumb tray with sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1906 and stag antler handle. Made by Maxfield & Sons of Sheffield.

A lovely pair of fish servers with sterling silver handles in Kings Husk pattern and silver plated uppers with bright cut chasing and fretwork. Handles are fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1927.

A gorgeous smaller butter knife with mother of pearl handle and sterling silver upper fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1879 maker Martin, Hall & Co.

A very odd piece in fiddle pattern, this is a 'patent applied for' basting spoon with a stepped handle. Made by Needman, Veall & Tyzack of Sheffield c. 1900

An interesting piece by Stieff (USA) presumably in a very early pattern as we cannot find any other examples of it. Not quite sure of its use but the bowl capacity would be approx one half of a teaspoon by volume.

A lovely Victorian piece with a concertina action pushed to remove the pickle from the prongs. silver plated handle and steel upper.

A fabulous condition Victorian silver plated butter spade.

A gleaming Victorian butter spade with stamped pattern to bowl.

A gorgeous butter shovel with bright cut work.

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.