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A fine condition vintage silver plated champagne cork puller by Strachan of Australia.

A nice sugar bowl in the form of a coal scuttle complete with scoop. Chased decoration to rear.

A good looking smaller coal scuttle form sugar bowl complete with scoop. Chased decoration. Made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A quantity of mother of pearl handled cutlery & flatware, all silver plated other than a sterling silver bladed butter knife (Sheffield 1847). Total of 16 pieces.

A quantity of silver handled pieces including 6 cake forks, tea knives, pair of French silver handled salad servers and a French butter/side knife. Total of 13 pieces, all hallmarked to handles.

An early c.0th small hotelware style teapot of one half of a pint capacity. Sheffield made.

A vintage double wine bottle coaster with twin stopper holders and original stoppers, all with grape and vine decoration, made by Silea of Italy, together with a matching larger sized tempered glass cheese board with grape and vine handles/stand.

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

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

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

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

A really beautiful looking 3 piece small tea set (pot is c. 1 pint capacity) retailed by Gibson of Belfast, the sugar bowl bearing some generic Sheffield marks per 1896. Gilt wash to interiors of the milk jug and sugar bowl .

A fine looking Georgian style twin condiment bottle stand by Mappin & Webb with its original cut glass bottles and stoppers.

A real stunner! A large Aesthetic Movement piece by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield c. 1875, capacity 4 pint tea pot with overhead handle terminating in paw feet, beautifully chased with foliates and palm trees. Monogrammed with a single, small initial 'R' to one side.

An early c.19th meat dish cover by Creswick with ornate detachable handle. No engraving. A larger Turkey or similar kind of size.

A good looking waiter tray with profuse decoration and applied rim. Will accommodate most standard decanters for example.

A good vintage silver plated roll-top butter or caviar dish complete with glass liner. Made by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.