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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'.

An amazing condition Victorian Moroccan leather and gilt tooled scissor case by Joseph Rodgers & Sons of Sheffield with 3 pairs of steel scissors inside.

A larger sized low pedestalled cake stand with chased surface, made by Barker Bros. Will take a cake of decorated cake of c. 8 inch diameter.

Here are 3 nice Edwardian period pieces sold together including an unmarked 16.5cm Georgian style pedestalled fretworked swing handled small basket, a Charles Green 20cm pedestalled and a Wm Hutton fretworked deeper bowl and a 25cm fret worked serving bowl.

A really fine looking bowl - would make a good larger nut bowl or a smaller fruit bowl for example.

A very fine looking board frame by Dixon with swagged harebell decoration to the inner rim and a good sycamore wood board.

An exceptionally fine looking pair of fish servers with gorgeous handles and beautifully bright cut work uppers, the main server incorporating a heron

A very fine looking tea pot by Parkin & Marshall of Sheffield with chased florals and foliates to body. C. 1875 in date. Marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity.

This really is a gorgeous and unusual piece by WMF. The cranberry glass is literally ribbed per a match striker body. Bears the early Ostrich mark to the rim inside the handle area.

A vintage silver plated tea pot with Lindisfarne pattern banding. Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A nice deeper bodied pedestalled bowl with fret work gallery rim.