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A Victorian silver plated 3 piece cruet set on stand. Nicely decorated with leaves and gilt work. Silver plated lids to the mustard and pepper pots, and ball finial condiment spoons.

A late Victorian combination twin stamp case and vesta case in the form of a book, with suspension loop. Monogrammed 'MN'.

A nice and unusual twin inkwell in heavy cut glass (hobnail underside) with a pen rest recess to front, the lids being silver plated.

An 'art nouveau style' trinket dish with raised detail of maiden and fish. Appears to be silver plated pewter or similar.

A fine looking Victorian coffee pot with good chasing to body and bright cut upper and lower decoration. Good George I style long spout. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A very nice looking vintage crystal fruit bowl

A good looking vintage silver plated candelabra with detachable wax drip pans and baised underside.

A visually stunning vintage silver plated 'storm' chamberstick, complete with its original very thick (4mm!) glass chimney and snuffer that attaches to the butterfly design handle.

A good looking smaller 4 slice rack of gothic arch form.

A lovely large sized globe shape blown glass perfume bottle complete with original stopper and a mini version similar. Height measurements are rim to rim, I.e. exclude the stopper height.

An early c.20th continental platter of large proportions, decorated with a reed & ribbon border.

An impressive sized silver plated tray with hammered (planished) surface and convex shape lozenge decoration to rim. Flat bottomed. Great for serving a lot of drinks at a party or for canapes etc.

An early c.20th pair of baby feeders with mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers, in original fitted case.

A gleaming pair of overall ball shaped pots with unscrewable flat base plates for filling. spacing of the holes is slightly different so you could potentially use them as salt and pepper pots rather than 2 pepper pots.

A pair of small sized salt and pepper pots in glass with thin sterling silver lids. Probably American origin.

A lovely set of 4 Victorian larger sized pace name holders with ornate bright cut unmarked silver fronts and nickel easel supports. The design incorporates 2 sets of initials although this isn't immediately obvious - one pair 'EC' and the other 'JE'. Probably c. 1875.

A lovely little swing handled basket that would have hung from a table centrepiece originally. Makes a nice small nut bowl or sweets dish.

A silver plated wine bottle cradle with felt interior to the neck rim aperture and a chained cork.

A c.19th silvered steel long narrow rectangular plaque depicting city scenes with bridge over river etc - the crest to centre has 3 winged lions to top and what appears to be a Charles VII crest below it - hence our best guess at it being Prague related although the buildings are not giving any obvious clues away.

A hand wrought probably Thai or similar region napkin ring, no monograms. Sold as 'white metal' as has no markings, but definitely higher grade silver.