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An early c.20th cased set of 12 pairs of fish eaters with mother of pearl hand;es and EPNS uppers.

A nice suite of Old English EPNS flatware with associated acetate faux bone handled cutlery in an attractive high deco case. Monogrammed with a single initial 'M'. Comprises 8 each of dinner fork, dinner knife, side/dessert fork, side/dessert knife, fish fork, fish knife, soup spoon, dessert spoon, teaspoon, 4 table spoons + a 3 piece meat server set. Additionally theree is a spare dinner knife without a monogram. Total of 80 pieces. Made by J. Lee & Co of Sheffield.

A lovely vintage Avery set of class 1 scales complete with weights from 1/2oz to 16oz, mouinted on a good later wooden plinth. They have a George V 1926 official verification mark.

A pair of tall silver plated on copper candlesticks in the Georgian style.

A pair of silver plated candelabra in the Goergian style with heavily weighted bases. Detachable wax drip pans.

A quite intriguing & quirky late Victorian/Edwardian period piece by Copeland. We can only presume it was intended for serving scrambled eggs on toast or similar. Comprises a lidded 'coupe' type bowl, a toast rack, pepper pot and open salt pot, all pieces having their own recesses in the base plate. Not come across another piece like this before.

A nice sized brass chestnut roasting pan with masonic set square and compass engaved to pan, these also forming part of the handle design.

Here are 2 lovely sardine servers with silver plated uppers, one having a fish design to front, the other a foliate design, and stag antler handles.

A lovely couple of cream spoons in Bead pattern. Ornate bowl chasing. 1 is unmarked, one is by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield. Longest is 15.5cm, shortest 15cm.

A lovely couple of jam spoons with ornate ferrules and end caps to their mother of pearl handles. Chasing to the bowls. The largest one is by Cooper Bros. The other one has a registration mark to its end cap corresponding with design in 1899.

A gorgeous pair of jam spoons & matching berry bowl spoon with the aesthetic movement 'Christmas bauble and birds' pattern to handles and differently chased bowl designs. C. 1880.

A lovely group of 3 jam spoons, 2 with the same ornate handle pattern and one smaller one similar. Larger ones are 15.2cm and the smaller one 13.5cm

Here are 4 lovely sardine servers with silver plated uppers, each having a fish design to fronts, and stag antler handles.

A nice group of 4 jam spoons each with the same shape bowl but with varying handle patterns. 3 are by Potter of Sheffield. 14 to 14.5cm long

Here are 4 lovely jam spoons, each having a carved mother of pearl handles and silver plated upper. Longest is 17.5cm and shortest is 15.2cm

A nice group of 4 fiddle pattern ladles. Various makers, no monograms. Longest is 19cm, shortest is 14.3cm

A lovely group of Victorian jam spoons including 2 with ball finial terminals, an apostle handle one (this one is nickel silver but gleaming) and an Old English example. Longest is 16cm shortest is 14.5cm.

A nice group of 4 pickle forks including a Dixon ball terminal one, a Goldsmiths Co Old English one, a Fiddle pattern one and a shell pattern one.

A gorgeous collection of berry bowl jam spoons in assorted patterns c. 1880's-1890's. Longest is 16.5cm and the shortest 15.5cm

A nice group of 6 pickle forks in assorted patterns. Most are silver plated, a couple are nickel silver but all suitable gleaming.