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A pair of larger sized salad servers almost certainly late Victorian, early Edwardian in date. Oak handles.

A very nice looking combo! The coaster by Elkington was manufactured in 1873, electro-plated on copper and with 4 Egyptian style raised heads with chased work to rim. The decanter is a perfect fit on the coaster and a good heavy lead crystal glass piece with deep cut work and original stopper and comes with a good silver plated WHISKY label.

A large soup ladle in fiddle pattern, made by Elkington Mason in 1865. Monogrammed with a single initial 'K'.

A super condition sugar castor designed by Eric Clements for Elkington, 1960's.

A great little piece, this is a combination small 'handbag' sized hand-mirror that flips open to reveal a compact compartment. The handle end pulls open to reveal a lipstick holder. Hungarian origin and marked 'Sterling 935' to interior.

A lovely suite and amazingly the bottle funnel has stayed together with the 2 coasters for 200+ years! Funnel has mercury gilt interior. Coasters are suitable for champagne bottles too. They are early c.19th in date.

An exceptionally fine looking muffin dish by Mappin & Webb, a joy to look at! Raised on claw feet with side handles and nicely formed shall en pie crust style rim. Good lid finial.

A set of 6 vintage palette style dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Made by Viners of Sheffield.

A set of 6 vintage palette style dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Made by Viners of Sheffield.

A good vintage set of 6 tea / butter knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades, Sheffield made.

A vintage set of 6 Nallog brand acetate faux bone handled and stainless steel dinner knives by Henry Griffith & Sons.

A vintage set of 6 Nallog brand acetate faux bone handled and stainless steel dessert knives by Henry Griffith & Sons.

An early c.20th set of 6 tea / butter knives with silver plated blades and acetate faux bone handles. Made by Wards of Sheffield. Mock-Croc case covering.

A pair of Victorian tablespoons in fiddle pattern, each with a Lion Rampant crest. Made by John Yates & Sons of Sheffield.

A set of 6 antique silver plated dessert spoons in fiddle pattern, made by John Nowill & Sons of Sheffield.

A pair of larger sized Victorian sauce ladles in fiddle thread shell, Sheffield made and bearing generic EPGSS marks.

A silver plated fiddle thread shell pattern sugar shovel by the Army Navy Co-Operative Society of London. No monograms.

A really good condition pair of salt spoons for their age! Lovely gilt washed bowls and nice clear crest of a knights arm brandish a dagger with a laurel wreath. Each is partially hallmarked for London 1797, maker George Smith (III) & William Fearn.

A gleaming pair of quality candelabra by 'The Silver Workshop'.

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