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A suite of 10 dinner forks in Old English pattern, various makers.

A vintage silver plated Old English pattern teaspoon engraved with the emblem of the 268 Warwickshire Regt.

A quality set of 4 silver plated wine goblets by Mappin & Webb. No engraving.

A part set of 5 dessert forks in fiddle pattern by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A 3 piece EPBM harlequin set, the teapot by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield, the milk jug and sugar bowl by Harrison Fisher & Co of Sheffield. Pot capacity is marked as 4 cups (2 pints). Larger sized sugar bowl. Lightly gilt washed to interior of milk jug and sugar bowl.

A late c.19th EPBM 3 piece, all pieces by Dixon but the jug is not quite the same design as the rest, still 'acceptable'. Teapot is marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity. Light gilt wash to interiors of milk jug and sugar bowl,

A lovely and unusual pair of small spade end tongs in Apostle pattern with bright cut work to the top nip end in the Aesthetic movement style, probably c. 1880. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A Benham & Froud 'No 35' 2 pint sized ice cream mould of the usual 3 section variety.

A quality standish in early electroplate, made by Roberts & Hall of Sheffield c 1860. Lacking its glass inkwells.

A Victorian small tea caddy or covered sugar bowl in EPBM by Sturges, Bladon & Middleton of Birmingham with ornate repousse decoration

A smaller Victorian meat dome by Atkin Bros with removable handle and a hanging hook, Ribbon bows and swags chased.

A good looking pedestalled bowl by Walker & Hall in EPBM.

A Victorian 3 piece mould bearing a PODR mark for registration in 1868. Marked 'No 13'. 1.5 pints capacity.

A Victorian 3 piece mould marked as 1.5 pints capacity. No makers marks.

A nice set for 8 people in the Chester pattern by Arthur Price. 8 each of dinner fork, dinner knife, side/dessert fork, side/dessert knife, fish knife, soup spoon, dessert spoon, tea spoon, coffee spoon + 4 table spoons. Note there are no fish forks but you can always use the side forks if having a fish course. Total of 76 pieces. The case can accommodate 12 settings (there are additional knife slots in the lid).

A vintage boxed set of 6 coffee spoons by Arthur Price

A gleaming silver plated bon-bon dish with chased interior, made by Barker Ellis.

A fine looking c.19th ladle with a beaded oar pattern handle. No markings.

A fine looking server with bright cut work to the handle and bowl interior. Made by Francis Howard of Sheffield.

A really fine looking pair of serving spoons with gilt wash repousse work bowls embellished with bright cut work and with further bright cut work to back and front of handles. Made by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield c. 1880.