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A lovely cheese scoop in Old English pattern with RAF emblem to handle. Made by Latham & Owen of Sheffield.

A very fine condition vintage Roberts & Belk honey spoon no 3893.

A nice bon-bon server with ornate handle. Unmarked but almost certainly American origin.

A nice server by Richard Richardson of Sheffield. Old English pips to each arm.

A good looking server by Walker & Hall made in 1895. Nice bright cut work.

A pickled onion fork or spork with silver plated upper and sterling silver handle with a conjoined monogram 'ES'.

A lovely piece with a sterling silver handle (probably American) and clasp to the infuser bowl. Engraved with the name 'Althea' to front of handle and the date '1928' to rear of handle.

A really splendid pair of large fish servers by Elkington in Kings pattern with gorgeous fretwork and chased bodies incorporating stylised florals and serpentines, bulrushes to the front of the fork prongs Each piece is crested with a demi-lion rampant holding a flag.

A rare early piece made by Gorham for Tiffany & Co in the 1864 Medallion pattern Single initial 'M' monogram to rear of handle

A good looking larger than usual sardine server with a fish terminal.

A good looking piece in Venetian pattern

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

A pair of vintage grape scissors by Mappin & Webb with silver plated Windsor pattern handles and steel scissor end.

2 good spoons by Caithness in their original cases. Includes a TS1 25th anniversary spoon and a TS6 lucky horseshoes.

A gleaming 3 piece set by Cooper Bros of Sheffield. Pot capacity is c. 1.5 pints.

A lovely little ARMAGNAC label of South Staffordshire region origin.

A lovely little GIN label of South Staffordshire region origin.

A very nice canteen with an unusual Royal Letters patented spring action retainer slats for the 2 sets of 6 knives (you push down the slats to remove/replace the knives and they spring back into place). Has slots for a 5 piece carving set ( 2 forks fit to the lid either side of the knives) and slots for 12 dinner/side forks, 6 dessert spoons and 6 teaspoons as well as 2 larger sauce ladles. This accommodates very large dinner knives - they need to be 25-26cm long, and the side knives c. 21cm. Forks c. 20cm and 16cm. The lid has an engraved brass plaque 'Presented to Mr F.A. Doughty by his colleagues of the L.C.C Tramways dept on the occasion of his marriage 4th Nov 1911'. LCC in this instance is almost certainly Leicester City Council.

A set of 3 labels for HOCK, PORT and RUM. Made by Joseph Gilbert of Birmingham.

A lovely looking punch ladle with repousse work swags and floral to its bowl and gilt interior. Baleen handle. Sold as 'white metal' as there are no markings whatsoever.