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A good looking hip flask by James Dixon & Sons marked as 4oz capacity.

A nice assortment of 12 pieces with a more deco style

A really good looking serving spoon, probably intended for fruit, with a lovely pierced gilt washed bowl fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1885, maker Walker & Hall (John Edward Bingham) and having an intricately carved handle, the rear of which has a carved monogram 'LPB'.

A really fine looking cased set of ornate grape scissors and beautifully bright cut and gilded bowl serving spoons.

A collection of assorted coins, commemorative crowns and a couple of expo 67 Montreal aluminium tokens. Mostly UK, a few US.

An assortment of 19 pieces in Old English including sardine servers, butter spade, sugar shovels meat forks etc

A good assortment of 31 serving pieces in various patterns

A cased set of 6 pairs of fish eaters with mother of pearl handles and chased silver plated uppers. Early c.20th.

A cased 3 piece set by Wakely & Wheeler, retailed by Hancock & Sons of Manchester. Each piece is monogrammed with initials 'RNK'.

A nice assortment of bread & meat forks, and one sardine fork. Longest measures 22cm and the shortest 11.8cm

A good looking 900 silver standard clad cigar or cigarette box with wooden interior. Assayed in Cairo in 1941.

A very nice condition pair of pickle jars, probably early c.20th. Weighty pieces with superb cutwork.

A lovely set of 4 demitasse spoons by Jameson & Purvey (William Scriven Jameson & Charles Andrew Purvey) in original case. Each spoon has a different flower terminal representing the 4 nations of Britain.

A nice long length pickle fork, the terminal depicting George V in his coronation robes. No wording.

An Old Sheffield Plate 7 bar toast rack made c. 1800

A good looking roll-top by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield c. 1920, raised on lions paw feet.

A nice job lot of pieces including bread & meat forks, sardine forks & servers serving spoons and 2 sugar shovels.

A lovely snuff box with repousse work lid depicting a retriever in the countryside with a huntsman in the background.

A pair of salt spoons in fiddle pattern, each monogrammed with a single initial 'S'. Fully hallmarked for London 1863, maker Elizabeth & John Eaton.

4 lovely patterns with Ivy pattern handles.