Vintage Carving sets, Ladles and Serving Pieces

A good looking server by 1847 Rogers (USA) with gilt washed deep bowl, in their VESTA pattern from 1895.

A nice assortment of cake knives with chased silver plated blades. One has a sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1900. Longest is 26.7cm, shortest is 24.3cm.

A lovely bread fork with bamboo styling and ball finial. Will date c. 1880. Equally useful for serving cold meats etc.

A carving knife and fork with lovely quality 950 standard silver handles and steel uppers. Monogram to handles.

A lovely quirky Victorian bread fork (or cold meat fork) with a horse head terminal. Made by Thomas Prime & Son of Birmingham.

A nice looking asparagus server of Italian origin, marked 'KI Milano'.

A good looking cheese scoop with a rose & trellis pattern to handle. Made by Potter of Sheffield in their SILVA range, late c.19th. This is a nickel silver alloy, not silver plated.

A good looking bread fork by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield c. 1890.

A good looking bread fork, late Victorian.

A good looking bread fork with a scrolling shell type pattern to handle. Bears a design registration number to top of handle equating to 1901. Ornate bright cut work to front of pronged area.

A good c.19th bread fork with a t-bar style handle, resembling an oriental letter/character.

A good looking flat profile serving fork, single struck pattern.

A Victorian silver plated lemon saw by Cooper Bros c. 1880.

A lovely looking Victorian brad fork with ornate handle incorporating bright cut work.

A good looking Victorian cheese scoop with wavy handle pattern and ornately stamped handle.

A good looking cheese scoop with a wavy edge handle. Made by Jonathan Bell & Sons of Sheffield c. 1890.

An early c.20th cheese scoop by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield, the handle with a monogram H&L within a ropetwist roundel, possibly shipping related?

A good vintage EPNS cream ladle by Arthur Price in dubarry pattern, in original presentation box,

A good looking cheese scoop in Bead pattern.

An absolutely gorgeous piece, lovely bright cut work to the upper and the ferrule bears a design registration number equating to 1890.