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A nice set of 5 antique silver plated dessert spoon in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 5 antique silver plated dinner forks in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 5 antique silver plated dessert forks in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 5 antique silver plated tea spoons in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A nice set of 6 antique silver plated dessert spoon in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern.

A lovely condition 3 piece set, pot capacity c. 1 pint.

A good looking bellied jug of c. 1.5 pints capacity raised on hoofed feet. Has graduating holes to inside of spout to allow fluid thru but retain larger contents so definitely for iced water or similar.

A good looking silver on copper candelabra with removable arm section and removable drip pans.

This is a really good looking and unusual 'Patent Hemispherical' double lid roll-top raised on elaborate claw feet. Looks a little like an armadillo! Complete with interior drip tray and dish. Made by John Harrison of Sheffield c. 1880.

A fine looking egg coddler with repousse work to lid and nicely scrolled legs. Complete with burner and interior rack.

A lovely looking roll-top by Harrods Stores with part fluted lid and onslow style legs. Made by James Dixon for Harrods and bears a patent mark for 1894. The lid unusually rotates open via turning the ornate side handles, rather than the usual tab handle opener to front.

A good looking OSP teapot with tinned interior, original carved wooden handle.

A good looking tray suitable for either e.g. a smaller tea set or a quantity of drinks glasses, serving sandwiches etc. One of the pictures shows it in use with 6 sherry size glasses for size comparison purposes only.

A good looking gourd shaped coffee pot with beautiful scrolls and floral work, fruit finial to lid. Monogrammed to one side 'LC' (we think).

A very nice looking pair of small pedestalled dishes with repousse work, made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield. Probably intended as salt pinch bowls.

A fine pie server in Queens pattern in its original box. Handle is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1981.

A super looking pair of c.19th 'storm' candlesticks designed to take a shade/chimney of c. 4.7 cm (maximum) base diameter, having vents for airflow at the bases of the candle holder sections. Superbly crafted and exceptionally heavy pieces. They are 6cm across their tops and take a 1 inch (2.5cm) candle.

A vintage silver plated on copper tea pot stand with chased surface.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.