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A set of 5 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Made by Smith Seymour of Sheffield. Handles are a darker than normal shade.

A suite of 6 side/dessert knives with block shaped acetate faux bone handles and steel uppers. In card box.

A suite of 6 placemats in differing designs but all the same size more or less. 3 have cork undersides, 3 have baised undersides.

A suite of 6 dinner knives with acetate faux bane handles and palette shapes steel blades. 5 are by Westall Richardson, 1 is by Cooper Bros. More or less the same size.

A suite of 6 side/dessert knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. 3 are 'Crusade' branded, 2 are Debesco Sheffield branded and 1 generic Sheffield branded.. More or less the same sizes. These make good butter spreaders.

A set of 6 side/dessert knives by Gladwin Ltd of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and steel palette shaped blades. C. 1930. They make good butter spreaders.

A set of 6 side/dessert knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Made by Smith Seymour of Sheffield. Handles are a darker than normal shade.

A set of 6 side/dessert knives with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades. Unity branded.

Here are 6x silver plated small dish covers by Elkington, date marked for manufacture in 1934 and each bearing the Anchor & Anchor-Donaldson Line logo to fronts. They are kind of tea - plate sized.

A good looking caddy with profuse chasing incorporating animals and birds. Underside appears to have an etched name and date on top of some indecipherable punched markings.

A lovely small Victorian case containing 2 pairs of silver plated nutcrackers with acorn style handle terminals.

A cased set of 6 fruit dessert knives in Albany pattern made by Walker & Hall in 1912/1913. Blades are close plated (silver on steel).

A 3 piece childs set each with bright cut work. Knife has an acetate faux bone handle.

A nice looking piece by Robert Pringle, the rim fully hallmarked for London 1922. This is smaller than a normal salad/fruit bowl but still a reasonable size.

A pair of Victorian fish servers, the main piece having an unusual 'flying fish' engraved design. They have PODR design registration marks to handles, possibly letter 'v' for 1876, but unfortunately not clear enough to definitely decipher.

A cased set of 6 sterling silver handled shorter length tea knives with Harrods branded stainless steel 3 inch palette shaped blades.

A good pair of sugar tongs made by Elkington in 1914 for P&O.

A nice cased set of 6 coffee spoons and matching sugar spoon in fitted case, by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield.

A good looking antique silver plated belt with lion and unicorn panels interspersed with floral panels and a larger drop with florals to one side and a flower lady to the other. Probably Dutch.

A nice silver plated pedestalled sauce boat by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield c. 1880. Capacity 1/4 pint (c. 140ml)