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A set of 6 tea spoons in Old English, made by Viners of Sheffield.

A lovely looking pair of jam / berry spoons with squirrel terminals and further acorns and oak leaves with acorns to the bowls etc.

A set of 6 pudding spoons & matching server by Ashberry in stainless steel, in a card presentation box.

A boxed set of 6 pudding spoons and larger serving spoon bearing a design registration number for 1948. In card box.

A set of 6 dessert spoons in Sandringham, made by Viners of Sheffield.

A nice looking tray with upturned tab handles and wavy rim. Made by Charles S. Green of Birmingham.

A fine looking hotelware style coffee pot of c. 2 pints capacity

An absolutely gleaming pair of sauce ladles in Old English.

An absolutely gleaming soup ladle in Old English.

A nice looking larger sized butter dish unusually with a fretwork dome lid and down turned fretworked rim to the body. Raised on claw and ball feet. With original opaque glass liner.

A vintage set of 6 cake forks, 6 cake knives and cake server with textured handles.

A nice assortment of vintage enamelled utensils in blue, green and orange and a green enamel 15.5cm high jug. Mix of English and Polish manufacture etc.

A nice set with acetate faux bone handles and stainless steel uppers, made by Musgrave of Sheffield early c.20th.

A suite of 12 tea knives with acetate faux bine handles and stainless steel blades. Sheffield made.

A suite of 12 lobster picks including a set of 6, set of 5 and odd one. Some plain, some engraved with lobsters.

A trio of longer length mustard spoons by Atkin Bros c. 1900. Old English pattern.

A cased set of 6 pudding spoons and larger serving spoon, early c.20th.

A set of 4 larger/older style dessert knives in the Hampton Court pattern by Community along with a large bowled serving spoon.

An assortment of pieces by Community in their South Seas pattern, silver plated. Comprises 1x meat carving fork, 1x pickle fork, 2x tablespoons, 1x sugar spoon, 1x jam spoon, 1x butter spreader.

A set of 6 dinner knives by Community in their South Seas pattern, silver plated handles and steel blades.