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An interesting part set of 4 dessert forks by Christofle in their Perles pattern (aka Old English Bead) - these also bear English markings to handle.

A set of 6 dessert spoons by Community in their South Seas pattern.

A pair of very small size Old Sheffield Plate chambersticks with detachable wax drip pans and candle snuffers. Tinned undersides.

A lovely and early piece of electroplate by Elkington Mason with date mark for 1848. No monograms.

A very funky pair of salad servers with ceramic handles in the form of lobster claws. Nice larger bowl ends. Made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, c. 1920-30

A fine looking cream/milk jug by Barker Bros with wicker clad handle and chased upper body. 1 pint capacity.

A fine looking and absolutely gleaming Old Sheffield Plate chamber stick with detachable wax drip pan and snuffer. Underside is also plated but it is definitely OSP as you can see from the underside rim seam.

A good looking pair of vintage candelabra

A very good looking vintage wine / champagne bucket by Viners of Sheffield with lion mask and ring handles and grapevine rim.

A nice hobnail cut glass jar with sterling silver lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1912, maker Boots Pure Drug Co.

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.