Vintage Carving sets, Ladles and Serving Pieces

A bulk quantity of more unusual forks including an ornate set of 6 cake forks, other cake forks, 5 buffet/seafood forks, oyster forks, lemon fork, sardine fork etc. Mainly silver plated.

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

A set of 4 tablespoons by Mappin & Webb in plain design with no pips or rattails etc.

A 5 piece carved 'bone' handle carving set with sterling silver end caps and ferrules by Atkin Bros, hallmarked for Sheffield 1888, and steel uppers.

A lovely antique marrow scoop with a spiral twist handle decoration to centre.

A pair of salad servers by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield with zigzag pattern handles. Made c. 1900.

A pair of smaller sauce or cream ladles in Old English pattern, made by James Dixon & Sons for Harrods Stores c. 1900.

A lovely larger ladle by George Adams for Chawner & Co, fully hallmarked for London 1875. Monogrammed with a single initial 'R'.

An early c.20th silver plated basting spoon in the Pembury pattern by Mappin & Webb, with a matching sauce ladle. Both pieces are monogrammed with a single initial 'S'.

A vintage Kings pattern pie / cake server by United Cutlers of Sheffield with silver plated handle and steel upper.

A vintage cream / sauce ladle by Community in their Hampton Court pattern. In original card box.

A pair of early c.20th berry bowled serving spoons with reed & ribbon pattern handles.

A pair of larger sized sauce ladles in fiddle pattern, each monogrammed 'W.H'. Made by Walker & Hall in 1913.

A pair of very large sauce ladles in Old English pattern, made by Elkington in 1926. No monograms.

A good silver handled Queens pattern bread knife with steel blade by Webber & Hill, handle fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1966.

A cased pair of servers in the Gainsborough pattern by Roberts & Belk, silver plated.

A good silver plated meat fork in Old English pattern, made by United Cutlers of Sheffield and in original presentation box.

A good sterling silver meat fork by United Cutlers in Old English pattern, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 2001. In original box and packaging with hallmark card etc. Would make a great silver wedding anniversary gift etc.

A rare piece, this is a cheese scoop by Durgin (USA) in their 1891 Louis XV pattern. No monograms.

A pair of much larger than usual lobster picks with engraved lobster design to centre and with the hook ends unusually at 90 degrees to the scoop ends. Made by Cooper Bros.