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A pretty set of 12 early c.20th coffee spoons with a nice reed & ribbon pattern to handles with ornate handle ends - maker and pattern unidentified but makers marks are R.I.S. Sa. With an additional 'i/o' mark similar to how WMF used it.

here are 2 older Chinese spoons with characters to handles, the 'triple' one is by 'HPK' (no further markings), the one character example is by 'KMS' with a further Chinese makers mark. Both have gilt washed bowls.

Here are 2 matching vintage 52 inch square 'Small Flower Pot Brown' pattern table cloths by Coloroll, designed by John Wilman. Still in original unopened packaging. 50% cotton and 50% polyester. English made.

Here are 2 silver plated trophies in stands, presumably sailing club related. The larger one (17cm/6.75 inch) is titled 'D.S.C. 1st single handed summer 1st wineglass summer 1981', the smaller (15.2cm/ 6 inch) 'D.S.C. Wineglass 1987 2nd'. Measurements exclude the height of the plinth.

Here are 2 silver spoon brooches sold together, the larger one is sterling silver standard with makers mark of 'BRIA', the other is marked 835 standard, probably German.

A group of 3 jars for pins / toothbrushes etc. The small one is Chester 1906 and lid is monogrammed 'D.M.C'. The larger topped jar is fully hallmarked for London 1918, no monograms, the other one with screw top has no visible markings and sold as 'white metal'.

A trio of 1970's Japanese made Lobster picks in stainless steel.

A nice looking set of 6 spoons bearing design registration number equating to 1911. Later cased.

A c.19th mahogany cased set of mother of pearl handled dessert knives & forks, each with a crested handle which is also replicated on the brass plaque to lid. Made by Prime c. 1850. The case has a 3rd layer which would have housed another 6 knives and forks originally. There are 24 pieces.

A lovely antique linen damask tablecloth with and large ivy and berries border, smaller trailing ivy inner border and eight circles in the centre with chrysanthemum sprays within them, linked by further ivy work.

A good cased set of 6 coffee spoons in the Louis XVI pattern, early c.20th. In mock-croc case.

A good looking early c.20th souvenir spoon from Munchen, 800 standard silver.

A good looking jug by Henry Stratford Ltd of Sheffield with horizontal ribs to body and part fluted lower body and lid. Capacity c. 1 pint.

A late Victorian silver plated triple dish with overhead handle, very nicely bright cut & repousse decorated with florals. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A nice small sized cloth decorated with a floral border and polka dot type middle. Just off square shape. Could be arranged on top of a larger cloth or just used on a side table etc.

An Edwardian cased pair of large fish servers by Sorley of Glasgow with 'bone' handles and silver plated uppers.

A good silver napkin ring with unusual markings and '80' marking - probably Pacific Rim origin. No monograms.

A nice looking mallet shaped decanter complete with its original stopper.

A c.19th turned bone seal holder with a cross-hatch style matrix end, the mallet shaped end unscrews from the handle and has a void to interior presumably so it could be used to store pounce or similar.

A good souvenir spoon from Austria in 900 standard silver with good enamel picture badge to handle. Early c.20th Austrian made.