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A good set of 4 soup spoons in Kings

2 antique lovely larger bowl jam and cream spoons with mother of pearl handles (cream spoon has a flat base bowl, jam spoon more rounded).

A nice sized cream spoon in Old English thread with a silver plated hollow handle and nicely bright cut bowl. Comes with a similar pattern smaller sized serving fork.

A vintage larger bodied wine bottle coaster in Old Sheffield Plate style, turned wood to base and a central crest of what appears to be a seated dog.

A sterling silver souvenir spoon of London made by Turner & Simpson and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1947.

A very long bread fork with a mother of pearl handle and silver plated upper. The handle is inked with a small single initial 'B' to one side.

A pair of nutcrackers by Lutz & Weiss with 800 standard silver handles in Reed *& Ribbon pattern and plated steel upper with gilt wash.

Here are 2 good Louis XVI pattern butter spreaders by Mappin & Webb, early c.20th. Different sizes.

A good looking 5 tool pen knife with mother of pearl panels. Sheffield made. Strictly UK only shipping on this one sorry, unless you are an existing customer who receives FedEx parcels.

A silver plated and MOP handled shorter length cake knife made by Isaac Ellis & Co of Sheffield c. 1900.

A lovely vintage jam spoon with mother of pearl handle and rattail to rear of bowl;.

A pair of long armed novelty tongs with claw nips, patented in 1907. Usually see these with much shorter arm length.

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

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

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

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.

A good looking frame for a 6 bottle condiment set.

A lovely trio of pieces in the same handle pattern (very similar to Albert pattern). including a cream spoon, sardine fork and butter knife.

A good looking pair of servers by Davis & Sons of Glasgow, designed in 1932.