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A nice selection of 6 caddy spoons in Old English Bead, these are a mix of EPNS and NS. All are more or less the same size give or take a mm or so.

A collection of 6 caddy spoons all with an advertising theme, including Birks Pure Tea, Benshaw & Brown, Moss's first crop tea, one for a jewellers in Bradford, one for 'P&W', and one with bowl engraving Cash Stores Tea Blenders, Wine & Spirit Merchants. Mix of EPNS and NS.

A suite of 6 caddy spoons all marked to rear of handle 'Mawby & Neal Late E. Davis Bradford.

A vintage set by Community in their Hampton Court pattern for 6 settings + an extra dessert spoon and side/dessert knife. Total of 70 pieces. Case has room for expansion to 12 settings.

A good looking pair of grape scissors with vine design to handles.

A nice looking pair of grape scissors by John Round & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900

A pair of wine bottle coasters with silver on copper galleries and turned fruit wood bases.

A gorgeous looking cased set of 6 grapefruit spoons by Dixon with accompanying faux bone handled steel grapefruit knife. In a faux shagreen fitted case.

A fine looking French Kings pattern 1st Standard (950) dessert spoon by Charles-Salmon Mahler. Rear of handle is crested with a Baronial crown.

A matched set of 2 large salt spoons and mustard spoon in Bead pattern.

A very unusual longer length vesta case with a moving striking plate to the front body. Beautifully chased and no monograms etc. Made by William Henry Sparrow and fully hallmarked for London 1902.

A large bulk lot of caddy spoons in assorted styles.

An early c.20th canteen of Old English with associated acetate faux bone handled steel cutlery. Made by Ashberry of Sheffield, the cutlery has the original retailers marks of R. Pochin & Son of Leicester. Case is a 'Fitzall' (Fits All). With all of the slots having adjustable slides. 38 pieces in total.

A good early c.20th cased set of 6 coffee spoons and matching sugar tongs in Old English Bead.

A lovely piece by Hukin & Heath. A pair of what are called fruit knives and forks with identical style handle can be seen in the Dresser 'New Century Exhibition' catalogue (1999), so we are fairly confident this is also a Dresser designed piece - although we cant give a 100% firm attribution.

A good early c.20th cased set of 6 coffee spoons by Cooper Bros.

A very nice looking set of weighty fish eaters with hollow profile handles, all EPNS.

A fine looking pair of nutcrackers by Elkington, made in 1951 but look older. These have a reed and crossed ribbon handle pattern.

A lovely suite of 3 salt spoons and 1 mustard spoon by Elkington, the salts all dated for 1895 and the mustard for 1898. Each monogrammed with the same initial 'B'. Gilt wash to bowls. Old English pattern.

A good Victorian fiddle pattern basting spoon monogrammed with a single initial 'C'.