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An interesting c. 1920s small tea or coffee pot engraved to one side 'Provincial Cinematograph Theatres Limited'. These were the forerunners of our modern cinema. Being very small at half pint capacity we assume this was used by one of the projectionists. Made by J.H. Potter of Sheffield.

A fine sterling silver mustard spoon by Alice & George Burrows II, bearing partial hallmarks for London 1808. No monograms.

A gorgeous looking coffee pot by Cooper Bros with repousse and bright cut scrolls and florals. One side has a presentation engraving dated 1911. Capacity c. 2.5 pints. It even has its original muslin coffee strainer.

A very nice drinks tray by Viners of Sheffield with chased surface.

A silver plated 1 pint sized jug by Mark Willis & Sons of Sheffield.

A very fine looking & very unusual OSP coffee pot with an unusual bright cut panel work upper to body. You can see the seam silver joins around the top of the pot and the top pf the pedestal areas and the interior is tinned Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A lovely looking small cauldron form sugar bowl with light gilt wash to interior. Very nice bright cut work of swags and bows etc.

An early c.20th silver plated larger sized toast rack by Charles Truman Burrows of Birmingham c. 1930

A good looking castor with square plinth pedestal and ornate floral repousse work to body.

Unusual to come across a pair of these in this kind of size, a pair of tazzas by Fenton Bros c. 1910 with fret work rims.

A good pair of sterling silver handled pie servers in Queens pattern with steel uppers.

A 4 piece EPBM set by Atkin Bros, pot capacities marked as 4 cups (2 pints) to the tea pot and 5 cups to the coffee pot.

A long silver plated basting spoon in rattail pattern.

A silver plated tea kettle by Walker & Hall of 2 pints capacity complete with its stand and burner which has a length of wick. Pot has a presentation engraving to one side and dated 1915, Senghenydd (village in Wales).

A fine looking silver plated tea strainer complete with its drip stand. Made by Charles S. Green

This really is a show stopper of an OSP egg cup cruet with stunning lion mask and paw feet and gilt interiors to the egg cups. Tinned underside. Probably made c. 1820. Has a small crest of an arm brandishing an oak branch.

A 5 piece condiment cruet bottle set in cut glass, the 2 castors and mustard pot having sterling silver tops fully hallmarked for London 1852, maker Robert Death. Bottles have a base diameter of 4.3/4.4cm

A sterling silver napkin ring by J&R Griffiths fully hallmarked for Chester 1912. Monogrammed with a single initial 'D'.

A good pair of lightweight sterling silver napkin rings by E F Braham Ltd (Edward Foligne Braham) fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1912, each monogrammed with a single initial 'D'.

A sterling silver napkin ring by Charles Horner fully hallmarked for Chester 1913. Monogrammed with a single initial 'D'.