Cruet set cutlery and flatware, small servers

Here are 2 pairs of jam / preserve spoons, one pair having nicely bright cut handle and bowl.

2 good looking spoons in Carrington Shield with feather edge pattern (similar to Gadroon).

Here are 3 nice spreaders with the same handle pattern and varying chasing to their blades.

3 different sized butter knives in Reed & Ribbon, early c.20th.

A lovely suite of 4 spoons with La Regence style pattern handles. Longest measures 15cm and the shortest 12.2cm

A nice group of 4 pickle forks and matching spork. Design registration number equates to 1923.

A collection of 5 butter spreaders with mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers.

A lovely assortment of jam spoons in Gadroon pattern. Longest measures 16cm and the shortest 14.3cm.

A selection of jam spoons with ridged handle patterns. All c. 15.2cm

A nice assortment of spoons. Longest measures 16cm and the shortest 13.3cm

A wider pronged than usual push action pickle grabber, ideal for e.g. gherkins. Bears a registered design number for 1910.

A nice assortment of pieces in bead pattern including jam spoons, sardine forks, small meat forks, pickle forks, sporks etc.

Here are 4 nice butter spreaders in Gadroon.

5 lovely pieces in the Victorian IVY pattern, 3 butter spreaders and 2 shorter cake knives. 4 marked for George Bishop of Sheffield.

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

2 lovely spoons with apostle finials and chased design to bowls. One bowl depicts a bird and foliage, the other just foliage.

Here are 2 nice pieces in Venetian, largest one is by Pinder Bros of Sheffield. Early c.20th.

A pair of butter spreaders in a Jugendstil design by WMF, early c.20th.