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An early c.20th set of 6 silver plated coffee spoons by Lascelles of Sheffield in their usual pattern.

A nice long handled cocktail spoon by Wm Shirtcliffe & Sons of Sheffield c. 1930.

A good looking antique silver plated larger serving fork in fiddle pattern with a crest of a leopards head and flag.

A set of 6 vintage silver plated soup spoons in Old English pattern.

A nice little pan decorated with what appears to be coffee beans. Has a 'Danish' look to it but is totally unmarked.

A pair of plain tongs by Barker Bros, fully hallmarked for Chester 1921. No monograms.

A good slat spoon by Joseph Hicks bearing partial hallmarks for Exeter c. 1797 (lion passant and duty mark only). Monogrammed with a single initial 'Y'.

An early c.20th silver plated toast rack raised on ball feet, with almost mushroom shaped bars.

A vintage set of 6 coffee spoons in the studio pattern designed by Gerald Benny for Viners.

A vintage silver plated drinks tray with pierced gallery and chased surface.

A good looking vintage larger sized mustard pot complete with glass liner and a good ornate mustard spoon. Silver plated on copper.

A good silver plated castor by James Dixon & Sons, a slightly odd mix of deco style with a touch of Georgian!

A good Fuchsia pattern castor by Stuart.

Here are 2 nice salt spoons with ball finials, the crimped rim is Birmingham 1889, the round rim is Birmingham 1888.

A 950 standard silver handled butter knife with silver plated blade in its original very fine looking presentation case.

A nice larger than usual small crème jar with a 950 standard lid, no monograms.

A nice oval heavier blue pressed glass hollow paperweight with cherub design.

A pair of plain grape scissors by Lee & Wigfull c. 1910.

A nice pair of sorbet spoons with deco style handles, bearing design registration number equating to 1938. Sheffield made. In a nice presentation case with a mock-snakeskin cover.

A silver plated milk / cream jug and sugar bowl by Dixon, the jug with stylised lily heads.