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A gorgeous set of 6 table spoons in Fiddle Thread bearing the crowned owl crest of the Odlum family (the Irish Flour producers). These were made by Mappin & Webb.

A set of 7 dessert spoons in Fiddle Thread bearing the crowned owl crest of the Odlum family (the Irish Flour producers). 3 were made by Mappin & Webb, the other 4 by the Goldsmiths' Alliance of London (probably). The 3 M&W ones have a smaller sized crest.

A shorter length marrow scoop in Bead made by Evans & Matthews of Birmingham.

A set of 10 soup spoons in Old English pattern by Atkin Bros, early c.20th.

A vintage set of 4 Old English pattern dessert spoons by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield.

A set of 5 Old English dessert spoons by John Round & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900.

A set of 6 Old English side / dessert forks by John Round & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900.

A vintage boxed pair of tablespoons in Old English made by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield.

A good marrow scoop in Old English, unknown maker.

A good marrow scoop spoon in Old English, made by Atkin Bros.

A vintage boxed part set of 5 teaspoons in Old English pattern by Bennett & Heron of Sheffield.

A vintage boxed set of 6 dessert forks in Old English pattern by Bennett & Heron of Sheffield.

A lovely very well made OSP beer / cider mug of barrel form, probably c. 1790.

A set of 6 dessert spoons in the Enchantment (Bounty) pattern by Oneida Community.

A good pie or cake server by Community in original box.

2 beautiful pieces with matching gorgeous handles bearing design registration marks for 1878. The jam spoon is particularly long.

A good looking tray suitable for either e.g. a smaller tea set or a quantity of drinks glasses, serving sandwiches etc. One of the pictures shows it in use with 6 sherry size glasses for size comparison purposes only.

A good looking shorter height sugar castor with ornate repousse decoration.

A sterling silver hand mirror with ornate repousse floral and scroll decoration. No monograms. Fully hallmarked for Chester 1900 maker William Neale.

A fine looking pair of nutcrackers by Walker & Hall, silver on steel with bright cut work. Comes in a later W&H presentation card box.