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A nice little toast rack with bars in the forms of clubs (card suit) or shamrocks if you prefer. Made by Charles Truman Burrows of Birmingham, early c.20th.

A very good condition vintage silver plated coffee pot by Viners of Sheffield. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A larger vintage chased oval tea tray with handles. Measures 58cm across the handles, 47.5cm excluding the handles and 36cm wide.

A good looking epergne with 5 removable trumpets.

A nice rack with taller legs, suitable for asparagus etc.

A nice looking bowl with pedestalled base and swing handle. Fluted interior.

A good Mark Models To The Hunt in pewter.

A nice pair of smaller tongs with claw nip ends on a Chester / Windsor type pattern. Made by the Meriden Britannia Co of Connecticut, USA. No monograms.

A good early c.20th Czechoslovakian miniature tea set with tray, each piece decorated with pink roses.

An early c.20th silver plated entrée dish by Hamilton Laidlaw & Co of Glasgow.

Here are 2 similar swing handled baskets raised on ball feet, each of similar shape and size. English made.

A nice looking Victorian entrée dish type base with a removable cradle style handle with ball finials.

A silver plated entrée base dish with ornate ropetwist and shell rim by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, with a detachable cradle style handle.

A good Victorian silver plated soup ladle in fiddle pattern, monogrammed with a single initial 'M'. Made by Roberts & Briggs of Sheffield (later to become Roberts & Belk).

A lovely looking and unusual design coaster with turned fruit wood interior and central silver plated spigot cap. Baised underside.

A matched pair of mustard spoons by Cooper Bros in Old English pattern. One is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1960, the other 1972.

A good CES cake server - marks in Chinese to rear of the slice area.

A good CES cake server - marks in Chinese to rear of the lower handle area.

A nice pair of salt spoons with enamel 3 lions crests. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1901, makers mark unidentified.

A good vintage pair of soup spoons in the Rose Garden pattern by Smith Seymour.