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A sterling silver lidded glass vanity pot, the lid bearing enamel badge of the Royal Sussex Lodge, Portsmouth. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1927, maker John Thompson & Sons.

A good looking deco period cake server with 950 standard silver handle and chrome plated upper.

A fantastic literally unused sterling silver mounted and blown glass decanter by J.A. Campbell, in its original box, retailed by the prestigious Searle & Co of London.

A very fine looking coffee pot by James Dixon & Son in Old Sheffield Plate with fruit finial, chasing to body and tinned interior. Capacity c. 2 pints. There is a slightly thicker layer of silver to the vacant central area of the chasing on one side, intended for engraving if desired.

A nice and unusual frame to take a box of dates and side arm slots to hold a fork. Comes with the pickle fork shown which works well with it. Made by Thomas White of Birmingham, early c.20th

A nice little dish, the handle having supports for 2 picks (original) with ball finials.

This is a nice and unusual piece by Plato, the 2 holders to front are of slightly differing shape and height for some reason, we assume it was for holding pencils but could be wrong.

A good vintage stand for an 8 inch+ cake (will take up to 8.25 inch)

A nice larger sized fruit bowl frame by WMF bearing the Ostrich mark, so early c.20th, and complete with its original green cut glass liner. Later engraved as a presentation at a Ladies Night in October 1928 at the Portsdown Lodge (4356) in Portsmouth.

An unusual steel multi-function crab opener/crusher/hammer and a 2nd tool with plier end and crusher interior.

A large canteen of Pinder Bros of Sheffield 'Consort' pattern, designed in 1958. 8 place settings of dinner fork, dinner knife, side fork, side knife, tea knife, fish fork, fish knife, dessert spoon, soup spoon, tea spoon, coffee spoon + 4 tablespoons + 3 piece carving set. Total of 95 pieces.

A good looking case with profuse chased scroll decoration, the front monogrammed 'ALW' above the date 1897. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1896.

A good looking 3 light candelabra with urn style snuffer made by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co of Sheffield c. 1900.

A good Victorian Old English basting spoon by Joseph Gilbert of Sheffield.

A good looking antique silver plated belt with lion and unicorn panels interspersed with floral panels and a larger drop with florals to one side and a flower lady to the other. Probably Dutch.

A nice little Victorian sandwich box

A set of 6 dessert spoons by Community in their South Seas pattern.

A pair of very small size Old Sheffield Plate chambersticks with detachable wax drip pans and candle snuffers. Tinned undersides.

A lovely and early piece of electroplate by Elkington Mason with date mark for 1848. No monograms.

A very funky pair of salad servers with ceramic handles in the form of lobster claws. Nice larger bowl ends. Made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, c. 1920-30