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A really good condition Old Sheffield Plate smaller sized jug of c. 1/2 pint size with wooden handle.

A fine set of 6 tea knives by Viners in their Silver Rose pattern, in original box.

A lovely pair of sterling silver handled salad servers by Towle in their King Richard pattern, with olive wood uppers. No monograms.

A good looking egg cup cruet, unusually for 3 cups. Made in a similar style to Georgian examples.

A good sized serving tray by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield c 1930. Measures 55cm across the handles, 46cm excluding the handles and 34.5cm wide.

A nice little inkwell standish complete with its cut glass well.

A vintage 1 pint sized shaker by Yeoman, 3 parts.

A rare opportunity to acquire a large bulk lot of matching dinner knives with palette shaped steel blades and silver plated handles in Reed & Ribbon pattern, made by Walker & Hall for the County Hotel Canterbury, early c.20th.

A fine looking 12 piece set with mother of pearl handles, sterling silver ferrules fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1902 and chased silver plated uppers, in a larger sized case with presentation plaque dated 1909.

A nice set of 8 sauce ladles made for the County Hotel Canterbury by Elkington. Old English pattern. Made in 1957.

A gorgeous looking bread fork with spiral caved mother of pearl handle surround by ornate ferrules and topped with a fluted ball terminal, the pronged area having chased florals.

A very fine looking cased set of 6 tea knives and large cake knife with carved mother of pearl 'Harley' style handles and steel blades, in presentation case. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A suite of 12 tea knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Assorted Sheffield makers including John Barker, G. Lee, James Deakin etc. All roughly the same size and shape.

A vintage trio of dinner knives by Harrods of Knightsbridge with acetate faux bone block shape handles and palette shape steel blades, early c.20th.

A suite of 4 side/dessert knives with block shape acetate faux bone handles and palette shaped blades. Made good butter spreaders. 3 are by Frank Wood of Sheffield and 1 by Walker & Hall. Early c.20th. All roughly the same length.

A set of 4 side/dessert knives by Greene & Calvert of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades c.1930. These make great butter spreaders.

A set of 5 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades, Sheffield made.

A set of 5 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Made by Smith Seymour of Sheffield. Handles are a darker than normal shade.

A set of 5 tea knives with acetate faux mother of pearl handles and steel blades. Made by G. Fine of Sheffield.

A suite of 6 dinner knives with acetate faux bane handles and palette shapes steel blades. 5 are by Westall Richardson, 1 is by Cooper Bros. More or less the same size.