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2 lovely plates in the 'Wild Oats' pattern of the Stonehenge range by Midwinter. 1x 10.5 inch dinner and 1x larger than usual (8 inch) side or tea plate.

A pair of salad servers in Old English made by Frank Cobb & Co of Sheffield, early c.20th.

A pair of vintage hand soap dispensers designed to rotate back to vertical after use. Quite large things.

A lovely butter spreader by R&R Keays of Perth in fiddle shell, Nice wider blade.

A hard to find set of 5 dinner knives by United Cutlers of Sheffield with plain hollow handles to match with Old English pattern flatware. You hardly ever see these. Steel blades and plated handles.

A hard to find set of 6 side/dessert knives by United Cutlers of Sheffield with plain hollow handles to match with Old English pattern flatware. You hardly ever see these. Steel blades and plated handles.

A cased set of 6 coffee spoons and tongs by Walker & Hall, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1917.

A lovely condition brush by William Comyns, fully hallmarked for London 1901. No monograms etc.

A nice egg spoon in fiddle thread by George Adams for Chawner & Co, fully hallmarked for London 1860. Crested with a collared dogs head.

A wooden cased set of 6 pairs of fruit dessert cutlery with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1912. The uppers are close plated (silver on steel).

A beautiful suite of 7 dessert spoons in fiddle thread, early electroplate and very superior quality plating. 3 are by J. Prime, the other 4 are marked 'O&B M' for the silversmiths/retailer Ollivant & Botsford of Manchester. Crested with a collared and chained lions head.

A beautiful suite of 7 tablespoons in fiddle thread, early electroplate and very superior quality plating. 2 are by Elkington Mason accurately dating to 1851, the other 5 are marked 'O&B M' for the silversmiths/retailer Ollivant & Botsford of Manchester. Crested with a collared and chained lions head.

This is a very cute and unusual piece presumably made as a childs novelty or similar, or maybe as a 'shot glass'. Glass bottomed.

An interesting trio made to commemorate the end of World War 1. Semi-iridescence to the glaze.

This is a very strange piece by Martin Hall & Co of Sheffield, a long and narrow serving dish in the shape of a leaf (we don’t think it would have been used for celery), raised on twig form crossed legs. We have never seen another like it in the last 23 years. Made c. 1875.

A vintage heavy 4 piece by Viners, silver plated in Taiwan. Pots are c 2 pints capacity.

A set of 6 dinner knives by the prestigious Waring & Gillow of London with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Made c. 1930.

An unusual 800 standard German crumb tray with repousse decoration of a man and woman tending a garden.

Here are 2 lovely pieces, a cream jug with self opening lid, capacity c. 1/2 pint and a 1.5 pint pitcher. Both are by Barker Bros.

A cased set of 6 sterling silver handled shorter length tea knives with Harrods branded stainless steel 3 inch palette shaped blades.