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A silver plated crumb tray with bright cut work, having an acetate faux bone handles and a sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1905. Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson.

A fine sterling silver mustard spoon by Alice & George Burrows II, bearing partial hallmarks for London 1808. No monograms.

A really gorgeous looking and unusual long 'half moon' shape canteen with Georgian style 'shell' inlay to the veneer. Contains a very nice set of EPNS Old English pattern by Frank Cobb & Co of Sheffield with original palette shaped acetate faux bone handled Firth Stainless steel knives. 6 each of dinner fork, dinner knife, side/dessert fork, side/dessert knife, dessert spoon, teaspoon, coffee spoon, 2x tablespoons, 2x jam spoons, 2x butter knives, 2x pickle forks. Total of 50 pieces.

A splendid set of 15 hand blown goblets with splendidly crafted Georgian style baluster knopped stems. Smoothed pontil marks to undersides. Each is etched with a crest of a bull's head, the Latin motto 'Omnia Nobis Curae' below the crest. This is the crest of the Mackaness family. Capacity is c. 1/2 pint capacity (250ml).

Here are matching boxed sets of dinner and side/dessert knives by Taylor's of Sheffield with pale cream coloured acetate faux bone handles and steel blades.

Here are matching boxed sets of dinner and side/dessert knives by Taylor's of Sheffield with pale cream coloured acetate faux bone handles and steel blades.

A good set of 9 dinner knives with Firth Stainless steel palette shaped blades and acetate faux bone handles. Retailed by John Taylor & Co of Ely Place, London.

A good set of 9 side/dessert knives with Firth Stainless steel palette shaped blades and acetate faux bone handles. Retailed by John Taylor & Co of Ely Place, London.

A shorter length fiddle pattern soup ladle by Deykin & Harrison of Birmingham, late Victorian.

A very fine condition entrée dish by Hammond, Creake & Co c. 1910 with reed & ribbon rim decoration and with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired.

A gorgeous looking coffee pot by Cooper Bros with repousse and bright cut scrolls and florals. One side has a presentation engraving dated 1911. Capacity c. 2.5 pints. It even has its original muslin coffee strainer.

A very nice drinks tray by Viners of Sheffield with chased surface.

A lovely set of 4 pairs of silver plated pistol grip handled dessert knives & forks, the blade shape also in Georgian style. Made by Thomas Bradbury of Sheffield c. 1890.

A very nice long and narrow salmon platter by Art. Krupp of Berndorf, Austria.

A good looking fish slice in fiddle pattern made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield. This is nickel silver, not silver plated.

A Victorian silver plated fish slice in Fiddle pattern, made by Thomas Prime of Birmingham c. 1870. No monograms.

A good looking serving fork c. 1910 with reed and shield panel to handle.

A silver plated 1 pint sized jug by Mark Willis & Sons of Sheffield.

A lovely looking bowl frame with fretwork scroll and lozenge body raised on paw feet, complete with its original Pyrex glass dish and lid. The frame would also double up nicely as a larger nut dish or small fruit bowl.

A good looking silver on copper candelabra with removable arm section and removable drip pans.