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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.

An assortment of 20 vintage and antique silver plated sugar tongs.

Here are 3 lovely jam spoons all with the same gorgeous Sunflower pattern (design registered in 1892) to handles. 2 have repousse 'berry bowls'.

A lovely set of 4 jam spoons of larger than usual bowl size with repousse work. Gadroon edged pattern to handles. Made by Potter of Sheffield, early c.20th.

A nice set of 4 seafood forks (or small pickle forks if you prefer) by Oneida/Rogers in their Tudor Plate range, these are in the Enchantment (aka Bounty) pattern.

A nice looking pair of Victorian spoons with repousse work fruit to bowl interiors and bright cut work to handles. Old English pattern. Made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield c 1880.

A good looking crumb tray in Old English with a feather edge and ornately bright cut work to the pan end. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield c. 1890

A gorgeous pair of berry bowl serving spoons with gilt wash repousse bowls and bright cut work. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield c, 1880. Monogrammed 'HJ'.

A fine looking pair of serving spoons with repousse floral and scroll work to their wavy rimmed bowls. La Regence pattern to handles with a single monogram 'D'. Made by B. Worth & Sons of Sheffield c. 1910.

A gorgeous pair of Victorian serving spoons in the Lily pattern with repousse bowl decoration.

An absolutely gorgeous pair of salad servers by Walker & Hall made in 1896. Long handles terminating in a bright cut shell design.

A lovely pair of servers by John Turton of Sheffield bearing a design registration number for 1914.

A very fine looking basting spoon in an unusual pattern with a raised hush and bead and an unusual rosette. Monogrammed with a single initial 'N'.

A lovely and very heavy large soup ladle by Couverts Dixi of Paris.

A vintage pair of salad servers, a pair of large pudding servers and a pair of cake / quiche type servers in Gadroon pattern, made by John Batt of Sheffield.

A good pair of EPNS salad servers with pointed handles and zigzag pattern to edges.

A very fine looking pair of grape scissors with bright cut foliate handles.