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A sterling silver ring box by Adie Bros fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1960. Deco style guilloche enamel to lid with a lovely floral display of a pink rose and forget-me-nots. Lined interior.

An exceptionally rare piece of Georgian period silver flatware, this is a fiddle pattern salt spoon by Thomas Lock Townsend, the first British silversmith to operate in the Cape of Good Hope. Gilt wash to bowl interior. Monogrammed 'SR'. 11.4g weight.

A vintage 800 standard silver brooch set with marcasites and a central faux pearl, together with a silver ring set with marcasites.

A sterling silver souvenir spoon of London made by Turner & Simpson and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1947.

A silver plated fiddle thread shell pattern sugar shovel by the Army Navy Co-Operative Society of London. No monograms.

An unusual souvenir spoon of San Francisco, California by the Mechanics Silver Co. The bowl is enamelled with a child in vibrant clothing.

A vintage set of 6 dinner forks in the Mansion House (aka Modern Baroque) pattern by Community. Silver plated.

A vintage set of 6 dinner knives in the Mansion House (aka Modern Baroque) pattern by Community. Silver plated handles and steel blades.

A pair of rattail pattern sauce ladles by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield.

A good looking sterling silver spoon made for the South Shields Civilian Rifle Club by William James Dingley, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1923. Has '1924' date to front below shield. Gilt washed bowl interior.

A vintage pair of 'Dignity Plate' baby's feeding spoon & food pusher in original case. Sheffield made.

A nice vintage cheese server in Stainless Steel

A funky vintage flat surface tray with upturned handles with a checkerboard style design and a very slight upturn flare to the rim edge. Stainless steel. Will take up to an 11 inch diameter cake (un-iced) or a c. 10 inch iced cake.

A good looking silver plated swing handled sugar bowl by Plato complete with its original blue glass liner.

A fine and unusual set of fiddle variant 'oar' pattern with thread teaspoons with sharply angled shoulders. Made by Thomas Wallis II and bearing partial hallmarks for London 1806. Monogrammed with a single initial 'J'.

A 12.5cm by 6.5cm press-moulded and cut glass dish with gilt metal rim and rococo style shell handle, the outside of rim with die stamped pattern, and a 11cm by 9.5 cm similar pedestalled dish with same pattern. Probably French c. 1900.

A sterling silver plain napkin ring monogrammed 'E.M.L' - fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1915 and made by T.H. Hazelwood.

A good looking small tart lifter / server with bright cut floral chasing to the flat surface and an unusual design to handle.

A vintage set of 8x IKEA 'Stockholm' coffee spoons from their c.18th range.

A set of 6 vintage silver plated soup spoons in Old English pattern.