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Here are 2 similar looking and pretty much same sized gravy boats with scrolled handles and rope twist rims, on hoofed feet. They can take 8 fluid oz (approx 225ml) each.

Here are 2 similar square based heavy cut glass decanters with sterling silver collars, one is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1979 maker Sterling Silverware Ltd, the other Birmingham 1979 maker M D Yates & Sons.

A nice looking entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Beaded rims.

A Victorian silver plated cheese dish by Walker & Hall with bright cut work and nicely scrolled handle to lid. Quite a nice size.

A lovely kettle on carrying stand c. 1900, complete with burner. Nicely turned ebonised handle.

A nice looking pair of bottle coasters by Barker Ellis with pierced galleries and turned wooden bases.

A very fine looking swing handled sugar bowl frame complete with cranberry glass liner.

A very good looking jug with ornate repousse and bright cut work to body.

A nice piece from the British India Steam Navigation Co shipping line made by Elkington in 1877. This has a capacity of one half of a pint (approx 300ml).

A good looking butter dish with Lindisfarne pattern rim work and frosted glass liner. Made by Charles S. Green of Birmingham, early c.20th.

A collection of pieces dating from the 50's thru 70's including an unengraved silver plated small rose bowl on plinth, a small unengraved silver plated trophy cup on stand, silver plated trinket dish with enamel badge, 4 shields one without engraving.

A good looking tea pot by Cooper Bros bearing a design registration number equating to 1910. 2 pints capacity.

A good looking silver plated jug by Elkington made in 1924.

A fine looking jug by Elkington made in 1908.

A good silver plated tea pot by Elkington made in 1927 - 2 pints capacity.

A good 1 pint sized beer mug by Walker & Hall.

A fine looking c.19th melon shaped sugar bowl with ornate chasing, raised on 4 claw feet.

A very fine looking pair of coasters by Walker & Hall that accommodate a modern standard shaped 70cl wine bottle comfortably. Nice repousse work to lower bodies and crimped rims.

A fine looking early c.20th small 3 piece café au lait set with wicker bound handles - made c. 1930 & retailed by Hardy Bros of Sydney & Brisbane, Australia. English made.

A very nice example of a nautilus shell shaped spoon warmer. The hinged lid is monogrammed 'LCK'.