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A good bulk lot of butter spreaders of assorted styles and patterns, 44 in total.

A fine looking matched pair of berry bowl serving spoons with gilt wash to bowls.

A nice assortment of serving spoons in Kings, all with berry style bowls. One bowl is gilt washed.

4 lovely serving spoons in Kings with repousse work to bowls and crimped style bowl rims.

A lovely suite of 4 berry bowl serving spoons with the same La Regence style pattern.

A lovely suite of 4 berry bowl serving spoons with the same La Regence style pattern. 3 are by John Batt of Sheffield

A lovely suite of 6 berry bowl serving spoons with the same La Regence style pattern. Made by Harrison Fisher & Co of Sheffield.

A group of matched pattern pairs of butter spreaders + one trio in the same pattern. Total of 19 pieces. (8 matched pairs + 3). Includes a pair marked 'Allinson' (presumably the Bread company).

A pair of salad servers in Old English with berry bowls.

Here are 10 good asparagus tongs by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield, early c.20th.

A selection of 10 caddy spoons in Old English / Plain pattern.

A selection of 10 caddy spoons in Old English or plain pattern.

A selection of 10 caddy spoons in Old English / Plain patterns

2 good caddy spoons, the fiddle pattern one engraved with 'COFFEE' to bowl interior, the Old English pattern one with a shell bowl

3 good matching caddy spoons in fiddle with shell bowls, all made by Fattorini of Bradford.

Here are 4 caddy spoons all with same 'G. Dawson 35 Ivegate Bradford' markings, 3 different sizes, 2 being a same sized pair.

A selection of caddy spoons in various styles including examples by Wm Hutton, Roberts & Belk (nice trefid shaped handle) and a Rattail example by Atkin Bros.

A selection of caddy spoons in fiddle pattern, mainly Victorian and including one Old Sheffield Plate example,

A selection of EPNS caddy spoons in fiddle pattern including examples by Cooper Bros, a Victorian pair marked EPGSS etc.

A selection of caddy spoons in fiddle pattern including a Walker & Hall example, an Elkington Mason one with shell bowl made in 1864 etc.