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A lovely matching pair of sauce boats by Cooper Bros of Sheffield, retailed by James, in graduating sizes of 1/4 pint and 1/2 pint capacity.

A nice looking pair of shorter sticks with very heavily weighted bases. Made by Falstaff.

A good looking piece by Sturges, Bladon & Middleton of Sheffield with a nice ebony handle, very much in the style of Dr Christopher Dresser. C 1 pint capacity.

A good looking 4 piece by David Hollander & Sons of Birmingham in their 'Plato' range. Gilt wash to interior of the milk jug and sugar bowl. Pot capacities c. 2 pints.

An early c.20th small tazza by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A vintage silver plated wine bottle coaster with a silver plated on copper gallery and turned wooden base.

A good looking frame for a 6 bottle condiment set.

A nice vintage pedestalled sugar bowl complete with scoop spoon.

A group of 3 vanity bottles including a globe shaped (c. 7.5cm diameter) one London 1923 with stopper, a smelling salts bottle with silver lid Birmingham 1927 and a cornucopia shaped bottle with chain and whistle end - sold as found.

A nice looking group of 4 napkin rings evidently by the same hand, set with Turquoise etc stones. They have no markings.

A good label for SCOTCH by Crown Staffordshire

A sterling silver salt spoon in fiddle pattern monogrammed with a single initial J'. Made by John Lias and bearing partial hallmarks for London 1813.

A nice pair of sugar shovels assayed in Venice and made by VIO ALDO fu Umberto.

A sterling silver vase by Deakin & Francis fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1966.

Here are 2 pairs of jam / preserve spoons, one pair having nicely bright cut handle and bowl.

2 good looking spoons in Carrington Shield with feather edge pattern (similar to Gadroon).

Here are 3 berry bowl jam spoons by J.H. Potter of Sheffield, 2 are a silver plated matched pair (one having a light gilt wash to bowl), the odd one is in their SILVA range (nickel silver alloy) but just as gleaming as the plated ones.

A nice assortment of spoons in Reed & Ribbon. Longest measures 16cm and the shortest 13cm.

A nice assortment of spoons including a nice example in Onslow. Longest measures 16.5cm and the shortest 13cm.

A lovely set of 4 spoons in the same pattern which was registered in 1885.