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

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 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 set of 6 larger bowl size coffee spoons in Hanoverian with Rattail pattern. Made by John Turton & Co of Sheffield.

A set of 5 coffee spoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A set of 5 soup spoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A set of 6 dessert spoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A set of 6 dinner forks by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A lovely pink pressed glass open salt pot in its original silver plated frame and with a dainty tiny salt spoon with ball finial and gilt washed bowl interior.

A worn but functional ex silver plated on copper wine bottle coaster.

A really gorgeous looking and unusual long 'half moon' shape canteen with Georgian style 'shell' inlay to the veneer. Contains a very nice set of EPNS Old English pattern by Frank Cobb & Co of Sheffield with original palette shaped acetate faux bone handled Firth Stainless steel knives. 6 each of dinner fork, dinner knife, side/dessert fork, side/dessert knife, dessert spoon, teaspoon, coffee spoon, 2x tablespoons, 2x jam spoons, 2x butter knives, 2x pickle forks. Total of 50 pieces.

A nice looking bowl which would make a very nice nuts or sweets dish. Made by James Dixon & Sons, it bears a design registration number for 1914.

A rare Cruchley's folding map of London 'improved to 1835', linen backed, in its original card slip case, 'sold by Benjamin B. King'. This is c.190 years old, not a modern repro.

A nice looking double dish with art nouveau style handles incorporating hearts.

A good example of the scarcer larger sized Bolton version of Grace Darling's boat. Most are 11 inches or less.

A good looking cruet set with larger sized bottles by Mark Willis & Sons of Sheffield c. 1910.

A very nice looking teapot by Cooper Bros of approx 1.5 pints capacity with chasing to body, along with its matching sugar bowl.

A good sterling silver napkin ring fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1966, made by Joseph Gloster.

A deco period dish frame complete with its original Pyrex glass bowl and lid.

A Victorian silver plated fish slice in Fiddle pattern, made by Thomas Prime of Birmingham c. 1870. No monograms.