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A gleaming silver plated bon-bon dish with chased interior, made by Barker Ellis.

A good looking vintage platter sized tray by Barker Ellis.

A Georgian style bottle coaster by Barker Ellis with pierced gallery, silver on copper, and turned wooden base.

An absolutely lovely looking pair of grape scissors by R.F. Moseley of Sheffield with bright cut florals etc in an aesthetic movement taste. Will date c. 1875.

A fine looking c.19th ladle with a beaded oar pattern handle. No markings.

A fine looking server with bright cut work to the handle and bowl interior. Made by Francis Howard of Sheffield.

A fine looking pair of Victorian spoons with ornate handles and gilt washed bowls with repousse fruit decoration. Made by Wm Page of Birmingham. They are like a small dessert spoon in size. Original fitted tooled Moroccan leather covered case.

A really fine looking pair of serving spoons with gilt wash repousse work bowls embellished with bright cut work and with further bright cut work to back and front of handles. Made by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield c. 1880.

A really fine looking set of 4 tablespoons by Sharman Dermott Neill of Belfast bearing a design registration number equating to 1908 (rd no 523779).

A fine looking piece with apostle handle and repousse work berry bowl. Lovely weight to it.

A gorgeous looking ladle by Daniel & Arter.

A gorgeous planter pot (or large slops pot) raised on scrolled feet with profuse repousse floral and scroll decoration. Made or retailed by Hardy Brothers of Sydney & Brisbane. Will easily accommodate normal size herb pots etc or smaller circular flower pots.

A fine looking mid Victorian silver plated triple bottle stand with a very long handle with ornate bright cut scroll work. Unidentified maker.

An early c.20th small souvenir spoon from Bermuda, made by Breadner Manufacturing Co of Quebec, Canada.

A nice piece by Beswick

A nice piece by Beswick

A matching pair of Brandy & Whisky decanter labels with chains.

A lovely pair of bright cut tongs with partial hallmarks to interior of the nip ends. No monograms and no erasures.

An assortment of spoons and forks all of French origin, various makers including Christofle. Some nice 'fancy back' ones too. A few have numbers to rear of handles. Only a few pieces have monograms etc. The majority of spoons are the larger sized dessert variety (like a UK tablespoon in size) and the majority of the forks are dinner sized. Total of 56 pieces (29 spoons and 27 forks).

A good bulk lot of 108 souvenir spoons etc from around the world including some older examples. Mainly silver plated, a couple of Canadian pewter examples etc. The tea-strainer with elephants is possibly Indian silver, but unmarked.