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A very nice and unusual cased set of 6 cake forks and 6 spoons with a registered design number equating to 1929.

A versatile smaller sized vintage coaster that doubles as both a wine bottle coaster (will take most regular wine bottles) if you remove the glass, or as a butter curl/lemon slice dish etc with the glass in place. Chased surface, raised on 3 bun feet.

A silver plated tea pot and matching sugar bowl by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield. Pot capacity is c. 1.5 pints

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

A nice looking wine bottle coaster with an ornate applied scroll rim.

A good looking 6 bottle set by Deykin & Harrison, the stand with a vacant shield to front, the mustard pot complete with a good fiddle mustard spoon

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society c. 1900.

A good brandy warming pan by Hukin & Heath c. 1900.

A pair of tablespoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A set of 5 dessert forks by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A set of 5 tea spoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A very fine 3 piece by Dixon in design D1800 which can be found in the Dixon catalogue c.1931. This one has a nice lid to the sugar bowl. Good larger size jug and bowl. Teapot 2 pints capacity. Interestingly the price in 1931 for this set was 112 shillings (equivalent to approx GBP500 adjusted for inflation nowadays!).

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 fine looking crumb tray by Allen & Darwin with good antler handle. The ornate ferrule bears a design registration number equating to 1894.

A good looking crumb tray by Harrison Brothers & Howson with chased foliate to pan and a nice ferrule to handle.

A nice looking early c.20th antler handled crumb tray with a drilled hole to handle and a cord for hanging on a hook.