Vintage Carving sets, Ladles and Serving Pieces

A lovely assortment of serving spoons in various patterns, each with a repousse work berry bowl. Includes some matching ones. 14 are EPNS, 2 are Stainless Nickel (NS).

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 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 good looking larger sized Victorian sauce ladle in Queens by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield. Monogrammed with a single initial 'G'.

Here are 3 lovely pieces, the long handled Hanoverian pattern jam spoon is advertising 'Noels Preserves' and was made by Joseph Rodgers, the other jam spoon is advertising 'C.W.S. Jams' (the design number registered in 1897) and the berry bowl serving spoon is advertising 'Parkers Cambridge Caramels'.

3 lovely pieces in Louis XVI, gilt wash to interior of one of the berry bowl servers.

2 lovely pieces in the same pattern.

2 lovely Victorian pieces in the same pattern. Gilt wash to interior of the berry bowl server.

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

A carved mother of pearl handled bread fork.

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

A lovely bread or meat fork by Atkin Bros with bright cut work to the pronged area on both sides. Monogrammed with a single initial 'H'. Designed in 1901.

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

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

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 lovely pair of servers in Jesmond pattern together with a pair of tablespoons by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield.

A lovely bread fork in Ivy pattern designed in 1891. Bread wording to one side of pronged area.

A lovely assortment of servers in Gadroon pattern including a slotted tomato server, pair of large bowled spoons, scoop style server etc. 5 in total.

A bulk lot of 10 large servers in the Dorchester Plate range including 3 pairs of spoons and forks, a large pair of spoons with horseshoe shaped bowls and another pair of spoons.

A pie server by Arthur Price in Kings with silver plated handle and steel blade.