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A nice group of berry bowled serving spoons with zigzag patterned handles. One pair has gilt washed bowls. Longest ones are 21cm, shortest are 20.3cm

A set of 9 early c.20th large servers in La Regence, various makers.

A late Victorian spoon from the Amicable & Fraternal Society showing its incorporation date of 1752.

A Victorian fish slice in fiddle pattern, maker unknown 'R&Co' but markings look deliberately like Elkington's ones!

A nice looking pair of servers with moulded acetate faux bone handles and silver plated uppers with bright cut work. Will date c. 1900.

A carving knife and fork with lovely quality 950 standard silver handles and steel uppers. Monogram to handles.

A good looking bread fork with a scrolling shell type pattern to handle. Bears a design registration number to top of handle equating to 1901. Ornate bright cut work to front of pronged area.

A trio of large bowl spoons with Chevron pattern handles. Various makers.

A lovely cased set of 6 grapefruit spoons with very pointed bowls.

A pair of early c.20th fish servers by John Round & Sons of Sheffield.

A nice looking circular dish on a short pedestal base, chased interior.

A good 3 piece carving set with silver plated bead handles and steel uppers. Sheffield made. Note: sorry but no international shipping on this other than to our account customers via FedEx - it is prohibited via Royal Mail.

A suite of 6 fish forks in bead pattern, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 coffee spoons in bead pattern, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 dessert forks in bead pattern, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 dessert forks in bead pattern, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 coffee spoons in bead pattern, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 fish forks in bead pattern, Sheffield made.

A really fine looking couple of antique pieces. The long large bowled jam spoon has a turned probably olive wood handle. The pickle fork has a beautiful turned stained box elder handle.

A rare Britannia standard (95.8% pure silver) decanter label for SHERRY made by the Britannia Silver Co and fully hallmarked for London 1984.