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A lovely looking pair of salts, late Georgian/Early Victorian period made from very thick cut glass on hexagonal bases.

A good pair of coffee mugs and matching saucers designed by Susan Williams-Ellis for Portmeirion.

A good suite of 5 tall coffee mugs and matching saucers designed by Susan Williams-Ellis for Portmeirion.

A 3 piece ser designed by Susan Williams-Ellis for Portmeirion.

A lovely piece with polished Scottish pink granite body, plated stand, lid and interior. Raised on claw and ball feet, ornate repousse and bright cut work to the lid. Made by Atkin Bros c. 1880.

A S. Clarke tea light holder 'Glass Made in Germany'.

A good looking tray with sloping pierced gallery and ornate handles. Made by Barker Bros. Early c.20th.

A good sterling silver label for 'BRANDY', fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1961 maker Hampton Utilities.

A good sterling silver label for 'BRANDY', fully hallmarked for London 1971 maker D J Silver Repairs.

A good sterling silver label for 'GIN', fully hallmarked for London 1969 maker Richards & Knight.

A good mustard spoon in Old English, fully hallmarked for London 1896 maker Charles Boyton (II).

A good sterling silver label for 'SHERRY', fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1985, maker Ray Hall.

A good sterling silver label for 'WHISKY', fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1987, maker Douglas Pell Silverware.

A vintage suite of 8 circular dinner table placemats + 3 centre of table rectangular mats. The 8 mats are in original Cavalier boxes. These will look splendid on a Christmas dining table.

A set of 4 teaspoons in fiddle, early electroplate. Marked 'O&B M' for the silversmiths/retailer Ollivant & Botsford of Manchester. Crested with a collared and chained lions head.

A pair of Victorian fish servers, the main piece having an unusual 'flying fish' engraved design. They have PODR design registration marks to handles, possibly letter 'v' for 1876, but unfortunately not clear enough to definitely decipher.

An unusual pair of steel champagne bottle pliers.

A good looking teapot with stepped body shape and pedestal, deco style but probably c. 1950. Yeoman Plate. Capacity c 1.5 pints.

A fine looking Georgian style 3 piece coffee set by Barker Ellis, with a particularly tall pot made to look like Old Sheffield Plate.

A gorgeous set by William Hutton & Sons of Sheffield comprising 2x nutcrackers and a pair of grape scissors in Venetian pattern together with six nutpicks with carved mother of pearl handles and close plated uppers. Will date c. 1880.