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A lovely pair of fish servers in Old English pattern bearing the crest if the 2nd Volunteer Battalion. They will date c. 1900. Made by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield.

Here are 3 nice pieces, each with the same size cow horn handle and ornate ferrule and with varying designs and sizes to uppers. Largest measures 19.5cm and the smallest 18.5cm

Here are 4 lovely jam spoons all with the same design to bowls and same ferrule styles. Longest measures 19.5cm and the shortest 17.5cm.

Here are 4 lovely jam spoons all with the same design to bowls and same ferrule styles. Longest measures 19cm and the shortest 17cm.

A lovely pair of Victorian servers by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield engraved with 'LWRA Socy Bachelors Prize Dairy Produce Class VII Won By' - no further engraved name etc.

An interesting pair of salad servers with French 800 standard silver handles, the uppers gilt washed EPNS and by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield.

A very fine looking pair of Victorian grape scissors with ornate scrolling fret worked handled with bright cut work.

A really gorgeous looking and fine condition pair of fish servers. No makers marks. Fern and harebell chasing.

An exceptionally nice pair of Victorian fish servers with antler handles, ornate ferrules and superb bright cut work. Surprisingly no makers marks.

A nice couple of pieces with similarly carved mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers. The butter knife has a sterling silver ferrule.

A really magnificent looking pair of Victorian grape scissors, very slender profile.

A very nice Victorian cake knife with bright cut work to blade and a really fine mother of pearl handle with ridge carving with ornate ferrule and end cap. The cap bears a design registration mark equating to 1883. Made by William Briggs and Co of Sheffield.

A really fine looking cake knife with a silver plated blade and sterling silver ferrule and end cap hallmarked for Sheffield 1888. The end cap has a rams head design to each side and the ferrule has a band of rams heads.

A rather extravagant large bowled long antler handled jam spoon.

A pair of grape scissors in Old English pattern with bright cut work, one arm engraved with a single initial 'B'. Made by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield.

A pair of sauce ladles by Elkington made in 1898 and 1899, monogrammed with a single initial 'B'. Old English pattern.

A pair of sauce ladles in Old English, made by Daniel & Arter and monogrammed with a single initial 'P'.

A good looking Kings pattern cake knife by Henry Wilkinson & Co of Sheffield with bright cut work to the blade front.

This is a real whopper of a bread fork with a large cow horn handle and silver plated upper.

A lovely matched pair of serving spoons, one is by Cooper Bros with a design registration number equating to 1888, the other by JSD (unknown maker) but they are exactly the same.