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Here are 3 nice Edwardian period pieces sold together including an unmarked 16.5cm Georgian style pedestalled fretworked swing handled small basket, a Charles Green 20cm pedestalled and a Wm Hutton fretworked deeper bowl and a 25cm fret worked serving bowl.

A really fine looking bowl - would make a good larger nut bowl or a smaller fruit bowl for example.

A very fine looking board frame by Dixon with swagged harebell decoration to the inner rim and a good sycamore wood board.

An exceptionally fine looking pair of fish servers with gorgeous handles and beautifully bright cut work uppers, the main server incorporating a heron

A very fine looking tea pot by Parkin & Marshall of Sheffield with chased florals and foliates to body. C. 1875 in date. Marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity.

This really is a gorgeous and unusual piece by WMF. The cranberry glass is literally ribbed per a match striker body. Bears the early Ostrich mark to the rim inside the handle area.

A vintage silver plated tea pot with Lindisfarne pattern banding. Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A nice deeper bodied pedestalled bowl with fret work gallery rim.

A lovely looking Victorian coffee pot on pedestalled base. One side is engraved with a crest of a demi-eagle. Made by Wm Hutton of Sheffield. Marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity.

A fine looking pair of open salts by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield with lovely gilt washed interiors. They come with 2 Old English salt spoons.

A silver plated crumb tray with bright cut work, having an acetate faux bone handles and a sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1905. Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson.

A good set of 9 dinner knives with Firth Stainless steel palette shaped blades and acetate faux bone handles. Retailed by John Taylor & Co of Ely Place, London.

A good set of 9 side/dessert knives with Firth Stainless steel palette shaped blades and acetate faux bone handles. Retailed by John Taylor & Co of Ely Place, London.

A super condition 3 piece set made by Mappin & Webb to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Sheffield assay office. Each piece is Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1972. Comes with certificate and in original case.

A beautiful looking large coffee pot by Dixon of gourd shape with a fine fruit and leaf finial and grapevine feet. Marked as 5 cups (2.5 pints) capacity.

A super looking tray made in the Old Sheffield Plate style but presumably c. 1900. Has the retailers mark of Barnett Henry Abrahams of Regent Street, London. Measures 53cm across the handles, 43cm excluding handles and 31.5cm wide.

A bread knife with a substantial sterling silver handle in Kings fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1901, maker John Sanderson. The steel blades depicts farmers sowing and harvesting wheat.

A very nice sized larger galleried Old Sheffield Plate reproduction tray by Viners with chased surface, swags to gallery and claw and feet.

A very nice smaller proportion 4 piece set, the pots having a capacity of c. 0.5 litre (c. 1 pint). Nice gilt wash to interior of the lidded sugar bowl. Unknown makers mark. Silver plated on Alpaca (Nickel Silver alloy).

A silver on copper 'reproduction Old Sheffield plate' pedestalled bowl with fretworked flared rim and applied ornate rim border.