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Here are 2 nice gothic arch toast racks, the large 7 bar one is by William Howe & Co of Sheffield. The small one just marked EPNS.

Here are 2 similar entrée dishes, one has a removable Phoenix ovenproof glass liner (Cooper Bros), the other is by Yeoman.

Here are 2 serving trays, both have some wear issues. The smaller one is by Viners of Sheffield (28.5cm) and the larger one is Silver Plated on Copper (45cm).

A good looking larger size sauce boat by Mappin & Webb c. 1905 with hoofed feet and beaded rim. Capacity is one half of a UK pint (approx 10 fl oz or 300ml).

A gleaming late Georgian style teapot, either made or repaired by Walker & Hall.

A gleaming probably mid-Victorian electroplated wine bottle funnel of 2 sections. Also comes with a ring so that it can be hung from a bottle neck or hook on a rack.

A lovely pedestalled sugar bowl by Gladwin of Sheffield c. 1930 with sugar tong holder arm and a pair of plain sugar tongs (different maker).

A smaller coal scuttle sugar bowl complete with scoop. Chased decoration Made by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A late Victorian large Chippendale rim drinks tray by Elkington made in 1896. Raised on 4 bun feet.

A shorter length fiddle pattern soup ladle by Deykin & Harrison of Birmingham, late Victorian.

A lovely looking 3 piece set by Cooper Bros decorated with shamrocks to each piece

A good looking 3 piece EPBM set by Frank Cobb & Co of Sheffield with chased decoration to bodies. Pot capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A 3 light candelabra by Elkington, silver on copper. Made in 1966.

A vintage 4 piece set that has seen little use, it still has its original cleaning instructions inside 3 pieces.

A quality silver plated cigar / cigarette box by Walker & Hall with engine turned decoration to lid, the lid mounted with an enamelled police college badge and the front with presentation engraving. The cedar wood interior has an adjustable/removable divider so can be used for both cigars and cigarettes etc.

A very nice looking teapot by Viners raised on paw feet and with ropetwist and shell rim decoration. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A really splendid looking sauce boat with a lovely leopards head handle and large paws as feet. Silver plated on copper, probably Edwardian Georgian revival period.

A fine looking Georgian style small waiter tray, silver on copper to make it look like Old Sheffield Plate. Has some markings to underside that we just do not recognise. It looks splendid anyway, a nice size for a whisky tumbler!

A lovely cased set retailed by Harrods with 6 grapefruit spoons in Windsor pattern along with a grapefruit knife with curved steel blade and acetate faux bone handle. Registered design number to spoons equates to 1919.

A good looking larger sized soup ladle in Fiddle Thread Shell pattern by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield c. 1900