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A good pair of caddy spoons in Old English.

A good pair of caddy spoons in Old English.

A good pair of caddy spoons in Old English.

A good pair of caddy spoons in Old English

A nice unusual sized pair of berry bowl spoons

A good looking pair of sugar castors by David Hollander & Sons of Birmingham in their Plato range, early c.20th.

A pair of heavier servers by Cooper Bros with no pattern.

A pair of silver plated and mother of pearl pickle forks with a beaded pattern to uppers.

A pair of silver plated and mother of pearl pickle forks with a nice pattern of shamrock, thistle and rose.

A lovely pair of jam spoons by Ashberry bearing a design registration number equating to 1898.

A good looking pair of decanters with sterling silver collars fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1928/1929, maker Hammond, Creake & Co (Saint Arnaud Creake).

A nice looking pair of salad servers with fern design to interiors of bowls and turned wooden handles.

A nice pair of salt and pepper pots in the form of elephants, plastic bungs to bases.

A good looking pair of wine bottle coasters with grapevine detail to rim, turned fruitwood bases with central spigot caps engraved with a crest of a pair of wings (Vol).

A good looking brush jar by Adie Bros, the lid with a nice pink guilloche enamel on gilt washed silver top. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1923.

A good looking souvenir spoon from Hays City, Kansas with gilt washed bowl and attractive ribbon & bow terminal.

A set of 6 silver plated grapefruit spoons by Priestley & Moore in their 'Coniston' pattern (pretty much identical to Harley pattern).

A fine looking tray suitable for a few decanters or one or 2 decanters and glasses. Reed & Ribbon rim decoration.

A very nice looking silver plated and cut glass butter or sardine box with hinged lid. Retailed by Maple & Co of London. Early c.20th

A good looking 4 piece by David Hollander & Sons of Birmingham in their 'Plato' range. Gilt wash to interior of the milk jug and sugar bowl. Pot capacities c. 2 pints.