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A good suite of 6 vintage dessert spoons in Kings, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 vintage dinner forks in Kings, Sheffield made.

A good vintage set of 6 dinner knives by Street & James of Sheffield with steel blades and silver plated handles.

A good set of 6 vintage dessert forks in Kings, Sheffield made.

A good vintage set of 6 side/dessert knives by Street & James of Sheffield with steel blades and silver plated handles.

A good set of 6 vintage soup spoons in Kings, Sheffield made.

A fine looking silver on copper sauce tureen with piecrust rim and ornate handles, together with a Victorian EPNS Queens pattern sauce ladle (monogrammed 'P').

A good looking suite comprising of a matching set of 5 pots with lion mask feet and an additional large mustard pot in a similar but different style. The open salts and mustard pots all have their original liners (3 plastic and 1 glass). Comes with 4 good Kings pattern spoons. Will look particularly splendid on a large dining table.

A good looking piece by Lakeland Rural Industries, early c.20th. Hand beaten and with a chased and repousse central rosette style pattern.

A nice part set of dessert forks in Old English Bead, Sheffield made c. 1880. No monograms.

A nice silver on copper pint sized tankard in the manner of Old Sheffield Plate, the lid inset with a 'Kings Shilling' dated 1787.

A nice looking and good sized pill box.

A lovely pair of nips by William Devenport fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1895. Nice bright cut work and shell form nip ends with gilt washed interiors. No monograms.

A nice pair of spoons with terminals formed as scorpions. Sold as white metal as unmarked, but they are definitely silver, probably c. 800 grade.

A pair of early c.20th French salts by A.E. Chanal

A pair of fish servers in Old English with bright cut work, made c. 1900.

A nice pair of sterling silver candlesticks fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1972, maker J.M-A (unattributed).

A serving piece hand crafted in Peru, mid c.20th with a nice thistle shaped serving end and a Llama tip to handle. Alpaca metal (nickel silver alloy).

A nice set of 6 small pig place name holders.

A good looking and unusual pattern salt shovel by Joseph Willmore fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1827. Monogrammed with a single initial 'B'.