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A vintage coal scuttle form sugar bowl complete with scoop.

A gleaming bottle coaster by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield suitable for a 5.8cm maximum diameter bottle e.g. Worcester Sauce etc.

A good looking coffee pot by William Shirtcliffe & Sons of Sheffield, capacity c 1.5 pints.

A 3 piece set by Viners of Sheffield, each piece raised on paw feet and with egg & dart style rim decoration. Pot capacity c 2 pints.

A silver plated wine bottle coaster with chased decoration and a similar cavalier small oval tray suitable for a couple of glasses etc.

A nice pair of coffee spoons assayed in 1893, one having gilt wash to bowl. Same designs etc.

A lovely shaped novelty mustard pot in the form of a milk churn, complete with glass liner and a spade spoon.

A good sauce boat by Asprey, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1929. Approx 1/4 of a UK pint capacity (5 fluid oz or 150ml).

A good looking pair of grape scissors by Barker Ellis with sterling silver handles and steel upper. Handles fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1965. Comes in a presentation card box.

A very fine looking Victorian sugar castor with a beautifully profuse hobnail cut glass pear shaped body and silver plated lid.

A fine looking 12 piece set with carved mother of pearl handles and sp uppers with bright cut work. They have sterling silver ferrules fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1896. Comes in an attractive mahogany veneered case with vacant brass shield to lid.

A fabulous piece by Christofle made for the famous Grand Hotel Waldhaus in the Alps probably very early on in its existence. Quite a large size and has a nice clear glass liner. Comes with a good English made bead pattern shell bowl mustard spoon which matches the beading of the pedestal of the pot.

A superb souvenir spoon of the RMS Mauretania by Levi & Salaman, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1921. Gilt washed bowl. Comes in card presentation box.

A fine cut glass jam jar with silver plated lid and its original silver plated jam spoon. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons.

These are really quite incredible little pieces! There are 5 forks and 5 knives, they are unmarked silver plated, and each handle is a semi-precious stone including carved amber (with inclusions), carved amethyst quartz, other quartz, carved rock crystal, agates etc. Forks range in size from 10cm to 10.5cm, knives 11.8-12cm. We assume they were intended for use as date or olive utensils. Probably dating c. 1920, origin middle eastern at a guess.

A great condition case with no monograms. Gilt washed interior. Good removable metal restrainer to interior. Fully hallmarked for London 1945, maker Padgett & Braham Ltd. Would make a nice business card / credit card case.

A lovely original vintage cocktail whisk and server by PH Vogel.

A George III sterling silver drum mustard pot by John Langlands I & John Robertson I of Newcastle, bearing just partial markings of lion passant and duty mark, no assay office or date letter which is not too unusual for Newcastle made pieces. The Bristol blue glass liner fits perfectly so may even be its original. It will date c, 1780. Comes with a later sterling silver mustard spoon by Josiah Williams & co London 1901.

A very heavy gauge sterling silver napkin ring engraved with the name 'John'. Fully hallmarked for London 1933,maker S.J.Rose.

A good 50 piece set in Kings, Sheffield made by 'The Silver Gallery'.