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A very nice looking sauce boat with a large 3/4 pint (c. 425ml) capacity, made by Wm Shirtcliffe of Sheffield.

A good looking smaller pot by Fenton Bros of Sheffield with nicely shaped body and repousse work, crimped upper rim.

A good looking salver with chased surface and ornate rim, raised on 3 feet.

A large Old Sheffield Plate beer mug adapted from a tankard c. 1780. Wooden underside. Capacity is 1.5 pints. No engravings.

A good OSP wine bottle coaster with central spigot cap to the turned wooden base.

A good looking pair of sticks by Dixon, unusually in EPBM.

A good pair of sticks by Bishtons Ltd fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1971. Weighted bases.

a nice looking 3 tier cup-cake stand by J. Cameron & Son, comes with the 3 Heritage rose pattern bone-china plates shown.

A 4 egg cup cruet set by Atkin Bros c. 1910 with Chippendale style rim and scrolled feet. Comes with 4 fiddle spoons.

A silver plated wine bottle coaster with turned wooden base and baised underside.

A fine and very long length salt spoon by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield in Old English with spiral twist handle. No monograms.

A nice looking platter suitable for a smaller fish.

A nice cased set of 6 silver plated coffee spoons.

A 12 piece fruit dessert set by Colin Johnson Associates, bearing a design registration number equating to 1893.

Here are 3 good large sized sauce boats made for the military, date marked 1955x1 and 1964x2. Capacity an easy 12 fl oz / 350ml.

Here are 6x silver plated small dish covers by Elkington, date marked for manufacture in 1934 and each bearing the Anchor & Anchor-Donaldson Line logo to fronts. They are kind of tea - plate sized.

A good looking caddy with profuse chasing incorporating animals and birds. Underside appears to have an etched name and date on top of some indecipherable punched markings.

A nice cased set of 2 pairs of nutcrackers, early c.20th.

A cased set of 6 tea knives with acetate faux bone handles and EPNS blades. In mock-croc covered case.

A cased part set of 5 coffee spoons by the renowned Geoffrey Bellamy in his Monte Carlo design, original 'signature' case. Spoons hallmarked for Sheffield 1964.