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A pie server in Queens with sterling handle fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1965. Steel upper.

A sterling silver handled cheese knife in Queens fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1979. Steel upper.

A pie server in Queens with sterling handle fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1969. Steel upper.

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.

A bulk lot of forks & spoons in the same pattern by J.H. Potter of Sheffield. These are a nickel-silver alloy, not silver plated. There are 11 dinner forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons and 4 tablespoons. Total of 39 pieces.

A good 2 pint glass bottomed tankard made by James Dixon & Sons and engraved by Rowell of Oxford for the Newton College Challenge Swimming Races (Open) in 1880, presented to a 'C Cobb'.

A pair of Victorian sticks that originally had ejector mechanisms.

A nice looking pair of squat sticks by Roberts & Belk, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1896/97. Detachable wax drip pans.

A pair of salt spoon fully hallmarked for London 1898, makers mark unclear. No monograms.

A pair of knife rests with antler handles, ornate ferrules and ball terminals.

A nice pair of small sized bottle coasters intended for dessert wines but you could also use them for condiment bottles etc. Turned wooden interiors.

A good looking pair of fish servers with Old English Thread pattern handles with scrolled chasing and with bright cut work to uppers.

A pair of large vintage servers in Sandringham pattern by Viner & Hall.

A nice matched pair of smaller length cake knives with the same pattern to blades and same ferrules, differing in length in the handle.

A nice pair of shorter length cake knives with the same blade pattern. Sheffield made.

A lovely pair of lemon forks with mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers.

A nice pair of servers by Gorham in pattern 'N 100'.

A lovely spoon by Ortak silverware fully hallmarked for Edinburgh 1985. Made in Victorian style it has a conjoined letter 'V' and 'A' mounted with a thistle. In its original box.

A very good looking silver plated entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Fine chasing to the lid.

Here are 2 nice pieces each with a similar looking ornate ferrule.