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A good looking vintage pair of sticks by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A vintage larger bodied wine bottle coaster in Old Sheffield Plate style, turned wood to base and a central crest of what appears to be a seated dog.

An early c.20th silver plated entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Made by James Deakin and sons of Sheffield.

A nice looking tazza with wavy rim and pierced work upper. Bear a design registration number equating to 1920.

A vintage Sheffield made wine bottle coaster with pierced gallery and tuned wooden base. The worn central cap has a crest of a lion rampant.

An older Old Sheffield Plate wine bottle coaster unusually with the middle section silvered rather than with turned wood, but still with a wooden base.

Never seen another like this one! The base is formed and engraved as a birds wing and the bars are formed as crossed feathers. It has a ring to the larger end for retaining a butter dish. Comes with the later ramekin and a very nice butter spreader. Bears a design registration number equating to 1895 and made by Norton & White of Birmingham.

A vintage silver plated heavyweight nicely modelled retriever.

2 good looking butter spreaders with same handle pattern, very slightly different dimensions.

Here are 2 nutcrackers with PODR marks for design in 1876. Close plated (silver on steel).

An assortment of pieces including jam spoons, cream spoons, caddy spoons, sugar shovels and small ladles.

Here are 3 nice spreaders with the same handle pattern and varying chasing to their blades.

A lovely group of butter spreaders with the same handle pattern

An interesting couple of pieces with lovely silver handles just marked with a '12' for 12 Loth standard, probably Polish mid c.19th. Steel uppers. The fork is quite long.

A gorgeous set of 12 cast silver apostle spoons in original fitted case. Each spoon is marked to rear of bowl, various marks all of which are a bit undecipherable but they have the look of Hanau pseudo marks. Case looks to date c. 1870 or so, tooled Moroccan leather. Sold as 'White Metal' as we cant firmly ascribe them.

A nice looking cased set of 6 teaspoons in 750 standard silver. Floral chasing with a monogram 'MG'. The marks are hard to identify but we are fairly sure they will be Czechoslovakia 1920's.

A fine condition antique double ended marrow scoop by Christofle.

A very good looking double ended marrow scoop spoon in Old English Thread made by Francis Higgins ( The Portland Co).

A double ended marrow scoop by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A good double ended marrow scoop by Walker & Hall, made in 1931.