Vintage Carving sets, Ladles and Serving Pieces

A good looking pair of serving spoons with repousse work bowls and ornate handles.

A nice looking pair of serving spoons by James Deakin & sons of Sheffield with shell shaped ridged bowls.

A nice looking pair in Carrington Shield with Feather Edge pattern and bright cut foliate work to front of pronged area.

A pair of serving spoons with quite stunning looking bright cut work to handles of florals and foliates. Made by George Henry Whitaker of Sheffield c. 1900.

A lovely pair of EPNS salad servers in Old English.

A lovely pair of salad servers in Onslow pattern, made by Walker & Hall in 1915.

A nice pair of servers in a pattern similar to La Regence. Made by John Batt of Sheffield.

An unusual pair of small sized salad servers in carved and translucent cow horn.

A really gorgeous long handled marrow scoop spoon in Queens pattern, made by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Monogrammed 'BJW'.

A pair of vintage silver plated sauce ladles in rattail pattern by the Alexander Clark Co in their Welbeck plate range.

A nice bon-bon server with ornate handle. Unmarked but almost certainly American origin.

A good early c.20th double ended marrow scoop by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A silver plated double-ended marrow scoop by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

An exceptionally good looking pair of servers with repousse work, chasing and bright cut work and a vacant shield panel to top of handles. Made by Allen 7 Darwin of Sheffield c. 1900.

A vintage cheese knife with silver plated handle in thread shell pattern and steel blade. Made by Osborne of Sheffield.

A good looking larger than usual sardine server with a fish terminal.

A very odd piece in fiddle pattern, this is a 'patent applied for' basting spoon with a stepped handle. Made by Needman, Veall & Tyzack of Sheffield c. 1900

A pair of salad servers by Henry Wilkinson Ltd of Sheffield, early c.20th. Unusual double 'dimple' to front of handle tops.

A good looking and unusual shape soup ladle by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield, bearing a design registration number equating to 1923.

A stunning looking basting spoon in the Kings variant Victoria pattern, made by Francis Higgins (The Portland Co) of London. Monogrammed with a single initial 'S'.