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A nice assortment of 9 seafood / buffet forks including a set of 5 Resilco, a very ornate Gorham 'Royal' pattern example from 1887, also a lovely Victorian Dixon one with PODR registration mark for design in 1867.

A nice assortment of 7 serving forks in assorted patterns. One handle is sterling silver.

A selection of 7 sifting ladles in various patterns, Victorian and later. These are great for serving olives etc.

Here are 4 good pieces in Kings including and unusual 3 pronged spork, 2x 4 pronged sardine servers and a cake fork

A good sized silver plated 3 light candelabra with removable flame style candle snuffer to the centre light.

A fine looking EPNS pickle fork by Daniel & Arter with nicely carved mother of pearl handle and a butter spreader also with carved MOP handle.

An assortment of 5 knives in the Pembury pattern by Mappin & Webb. Silver plated handles and steel blades. Note there are 4 different sizes, 2 are 'side' (21cm and 21.5cm) and 3 are 'dinner' (23cm and 24cm).

A very good set of 4 vintage table/serving spoons in the Pembury pattern by Mappin & Webb.

A good set of 7 vintage soup spoons in the Pembury pattern by Mappin & Webb.

A very good set of 8 vintage side/dessert forks in the Pembury pattern by Mappin & Webb.

A very good set of 8 vintage dessert spoons in the Pembury pattern by Mappin & Webb.

A very good set of 8 vintage dinner forks in the Pembury pattern by Mappin & Webb.

A good looking set of 6 grapefruit spoons, early c.20th.

A good looking OSP chamber stick complete with its snuffer This one originally ejected the candle via a ball knop slide mechanism. Tinned underside.

A good sized silver plated serving tray by Cavalier with chased surface and galleried rim.

A lovely looking pair of pepperettes with sterling silver gilt lids, one having a vibrant orange enamel and the other a cobalt blue enamel.

A good sterling silver spoon in the form of a pair of golf clubs and ball, made by Walker & Hall and fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1964. Comes in a card presentation box.

Here are 2 truly huge lipped pudding basins by T.G. Green, the largest being 9 pint capacity and the slightly smaller one 6 pint. The 9 pint size was the largest that TGG ever made and the 6 pint the 2nd largest. See the 1928 advertisement photo. We have been custodians of these for over 20 years and they have made a good few Christmas cakes etc over the years, but time for them to go to a new home. Will be exceptionally well packed of course.

An interesting pair of tongs, unusually with mother of pearl nip ends.

A nice and unusual cased set of 6 butter spreaders with acetate faux bone handles and silver plated uppers.