Vintage Carving sets, Ladles and Serving Pieces

A gorgeous looking bread fork and a plainer example with ring handle by James Dixon.

A lovely pair of berry bowl serving spoons with trailing harebell pattern to handles. Made by J.H. Potter in their SILVA range (Nickel Silver alloy).

A good looking pair of serving forks with ornate silver plated handles bearing PODR registration marks.

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

A lovely pair of serving spoons with berry bowls and a grapevine design to handles. They have a design registration number which equated to 1922.

A pair of heavier servers by Cooper Bros with no pattern.

An unusual pair of small sized salad servers in carved and translucent cow horn.

A good soup ladle in Hanoverian with Rattail pattern, made by Walker & Hall in 1906. No engraving.

A lovely assortment of pieces with Reed & Ribbon pattern handles including 2 pickle forks, cold meat/bread forks, sardine fork and 2 jam spoons. Longest measures 19cm and the shortest 15.8cm. 7 pieces in total.

A good stilton scoop with acetate faux bone handle and sterling upper fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1905, maker Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson). Comes in a vintage presentation case.

A vintage cheese knife with silver plated handle in thread shell pattern and steel blade. Made by Osborne of Sheffield.

A vintage boxed set of 3 knives with steel blades and 'faux tortoiseshell' style marbled plastic handles.