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A set of 6 Firth Staybrite dinner forks in Old English.

A good vintage Mitra pattern butter knife by Georg Jensen. Comes in Jensen branded plastic bag.

A pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs by George Wintle, bearing partial London hallmarks for 1815. Monogrammed 'WH'.

A good looking Edwardian Georgian revival SILVER PLATED small bon-bon dish of basket form with swing handle.

An Old Sheffield Plate style castor by an unidentified maker (thistle mark to base).

A fine condition silver plated soup ladle by Scott & Randle of Sheffield & Birmingham. Old English pattern, no monograms.

A silver plated teapot by Cooper Bros with chased decoration and elaborate handle, made c. 1900.

A superb condition vintage Regis Plate 1 pint sized pint mug by Wm Shirtcliffe & Sons of Sheffield. No engraving.

A silver plated longer handled mustard spoon with gilt washed bowl, matching smaller salt spoon with gilt washed bowl and a butter knife. All made by Scott & Randle of Sheffield & Birmingham. Old English pattern, no monograms.

A good looking vintage silver plated candlestick, unusually with die-stamped decoration to its 6 sided facets. Unity brand (Barker Bros).

A good looking coaster with turned mahogany stained wooden base and silver plated gallery. Sheffield made.

An absolutely gleaming stem vase by Walker & Hall made in 1957. Weighted base. A good size for a small bunch of daffodils etc.

A nice looking larger sized cut glass sugar castor with plated collar and lid. Early c.20th.

A good looking spoon with gently planished surface. Assayed in 1931, Engraved name and date to rear.

A nice 3 piece set by Elkington made in 1966, the pot marked as 2 pints capacity.

A super amount of finely detailed bright cut work on this, retailed by Connard & Son of Southport. Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A nice looking pair of pots with star cut bases and chrome plated lids.

A really fine looking 3 piece set - the teapot in a very flared Aladdin lamp type style and all pieces on pedestal bases. Hand chased silver plated on copper. Surprisingly by Cavalier tablewares, probably a very early example of their wares. Pot capacity is c. 2 pints.

A fine looking roll-top soup tureen with lion paw and column legs and fern and foliate work to the lid. No engraving. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield c. 1880.

A really good looking bowl by Atkin Bros of Sheffield with bright cut & repousse decoration, raised on bun feet and with swing handle.