A good looking server by 1847 Rogers (USA) with gilt washed deep bowl, in their VESTA pattern from 1895.

2 good pairs of shorter length salad servers in Old English. Very slightly different lengths but look identical to each other.

A nice assortment of cake knives with chased silver plated blades. One has a sterling silver ferrule fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1900. Longest is 26.7cm, shortest is 24.3cm.

A lovely bread fork with bamboo styling and ball finial. Will date c. 1880. Equally useful for serving cold meats etc.

A good looking pair of serving spoons with crimped rims and repousse work florals to their bowls.

A nice looking pair of Victorian spoons with repousse work fruit to bowl interiors and bright cut work to handles. Old English pattern. Made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield c 1880.

A nice serving fork with a turned ebony handle and silver plated upper.

An interesting pair of salad servers with French 800 standard silver handles, the uppers gilt washed EPNS and by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield.

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

A lovely quirky Victorian bread fork (or cold meat fork) with a horse head terminal. Made by Thomas Prime & Son of Birmingham.

A good looking cheese scoop with a rose & trellis pattern to handle. Made by Potter of Sheffield in their SILVA range, late c.19th. This is a nickel silver alloy, not silver plated. Comes with a matching sugar siting ladle.

A good looking bread fork by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield c. 1890.

A lovely bread fork by Harrison Fisher

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 good c.19th bread fork with a t-bar style handle, resembling an oriental letter/character.

A gleaming Victorian silver plated bread fork with a nice ropetwist style t-bar handle.

A good looking flat profile serving fork, single struck pattern.

A good looking pair of grape scissors, unusually in Fiddle Thread. By Elkington and manufactured in 1900.

A good looking pair of grape scissors by Cooper Bros, late Victorian. Chased grapes & vines design to handles.

A Victorian silver plated lemon saw by Cooper Bros c. 1880.

A good looking Victorian cheese scoop with wavy handle pattern and ornately stamped handle.

An early c.20th cheese scoop by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield, the handle with a monogram H&L within a ropetwist roundel, possibly shipping related?

A good looking Victorian stag antler handled serving fork with ornately chased silver plated upper.

A good looking cheese scoop in Old English Bead pattern, no monograms. Made by William Page of Birmingham. This has a shorter length than usual.

A good looking cheese scoop in Old English Bead pattern, no monograms.

A good looking cheese scoop in Bead pattern.

A very fine looking pair of Victorian grape scissors with ornate scrolling fret worked handled with bright cut work.

A fine looking pair of serving spoons with repousse floral and scroll work to their wavy rimmed bowls. La Regence pattern to handles with a single monogram 'D'. Made by B. Worth & Sons of Sheffield c. 1910.

An absolutely gorgeous piece, lovely bright cut work to the upper and the ferrule bears a design registration number equating to 1890.

A lovely pair of servers by John Turton of Sheffield bearing a design registration number for 1914.

A good server in the 'Apples & Pears' pattern by Coalport with steel Cutlass blade. Original box.

A nice piece in the 'Georgian' pattern by Community,

A nice pair of larger servers in the Georgian pattern by Community.

A lovely and very heavy large soup ladle by Couverts Dixi of Paris.

A lovely and very early electroplated ladle in fiddle pattern made by Elkington Mason in 1846. Bears a Grasshopper crest (Gresham family).

A large soup ladle in fiddle pattern, made by Elkington Mason in 1865. Monogrammed with a single initial 'K'.

A really magnificent looking pair of Victorian grape scissors, very slender profile.

A nice pair of sauce ladles by Henry Wilkinson & Co of Sheffield in fiddle, each with a crest of a demi-lion rampant bearing a diamond or kite shape in paws.

A vintage pair of salad servers, a pair of large pudding servers and a pair of cake / quiche type servers in Gadroon pattern, made by John Batt of Sheffield.

A matched pair of spoons in Gadroon pattern with repousse work berry bowls.

A nice pair of servers in Gadroon pattern with repousse work berry bowls.

A good pair of EPNS salad servers in Old English pattern. We have 14 pairs available at time of listing - all are approximately the same size (22.5cm-23cm) or so.

A good pair of EPNS salad servers with pointed handles and zigzag pattern to edges.

A lovely looking pair of serving spoons with elegant wavy rimmed bowls and chasing to the interior rims. Made by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield and bear a design registration number equating to 1911.

A nice 3 piece carving set by K. Bright of Sheffield in Grecian pattern, silver plated handles and steel uppers.

A nice bean server in Old English pattern.

An early c.20th silver plated straining ladle with central perforated dividing bar to the bowl. Hanoverian pattern without rattail. Bears a patent number 296612.

A lovely piece by Howard & Co of New York with a shell and bead pattern handle, crested with a unicorn head. Made c. 1900.

An unusual vintage serving piece by Richard Richardson of Sheffield c 1920 with an enormous 11.5cm (4.5 inch) bowl and wide top handle with bright cut work.

A pair of grape scissors in Old English pattern with bright cut work, one arm engraved with a single initial 'B'. Made by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield.

A pair of sauce ladles by Elkington made in 1898 and 1899, monogrammed with a single initial 'B'. Old English pattern.

A pair of sauce ladles in Old English, made by Daniel & Arter and monogrammed with a single initial 'P'.

A lovely bread fork in Ivy pattern with 'BREAD' wording and ivy bright cut work to prongs. Design registered in 1891.

A good looking Kings pattern cake knife by Henry Wilkinson & Co of Sheffield with bright cut work to the blade front.

A lovely piece in the Kings shape Victoria pattern variant with a lovely rear of bowl design. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A good looking La Regence server with repousse work berry bowl.

This is a real whopper of a bread fork with a large cow horn handle and silver plated upper.

A large/long handled punch ladle in Gadroon pattern, English made.

A lovely very long length pickle fork with hanging hook to rear and the Tom Tom man figural handle. This one advertises Green Label Chutney to rear of handle.

A gorgeous looking pair of sandwich tongs with Hanoverian pattern handles.

A nice looking Victorian slender cake / tart server with beaded handle and chased bowl. Monogrammed 'JB'. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A lovely matched pair of serving spoons, one is by Cooper Bros with a design registration number equating to 1888, the other by JSD (unknown maker) but they are exactly the same.

A nice looking pair of early c.20th long salad servers with florals carved to the handles. The wood is not varnished.

A good looking pair of servers with fretworked handles. Made by George Hawksley of Sheffield.

A good looking small tart lifter / server with bright cut floral chasing to the flat surface and an unusual design to handle.

A pair of OE pattern sauce ladles by Viners of Sheffield.

Here are 2x matched pairs of large servers in Old English.

A large Old English pattern soup ladle by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield. No monograms.

A pair of early c.20th silver plated salad servers in Old English pattern, made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A good cheese scoop in Old English.

A south seas pattern cheese knife, silver plated handle and steel blade.

A fine looking pair of grape scissors with a deep textured pattern to handles.

A lovely looking ladle, continental origin.

A good looking pair of servers with an ornate handle pattern and repousse work berry bowls.

A lovely serving fork and spoon by Lee & Wigfull in a design registered in 1905 with 'rivet' style decoration to handles.

A fine looking pair of berry bowl servers

A fine looking pair of servers in Louis XVI with repousse berry bowls.

A nice looking pair of serving spoons by James Deakin & sons of Sheffield with shell shaped ridged bowls.

A nice looking pair in Carrington Shield with Feather Edge pattern and bright cut foliate work to front of pronged area.

A good looking pair of sauce ladles bearing a design registration number equating to 1932.

A pair of serving spoons with quite stunning looking bright cut work to handles of florals and foliates. Made by George Henry Whitaker of Sheffield c. 1900.

A nice looking pair of servers with fruit & berry repousse work to bowls. Old English Thread pattern. One is marked for Harrison Fisher of Sheffield, the other just EPNS but they are identical.

A lovely looking pair of sauce ladles by Elkington with an eagle crest to each. Made in 1865.

A lovely pair of EPNS salad servers in Old English.

A pair of early c.20th sauce ladles in Old English pattern made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A pair of sauce ladles by James Dixon and Sons - these bear PODR design registration marks and surprisingly were designed in 1848 (letter 'U').

A good pair of ladles by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield. No monograms.

A lovely pair of salad servers in Onslow pattern, made by Walker & Hall in 1915.

A nice pair of servers in a pattern similar to La Regence. Made by John Batt of Sheffield.

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

A good pair of sauce ladles in Old English pattern, no monograms. Fully hallmarked for London 1893/1894, maker Robert Stebbings.

A pair of large bowled servers by Viners in their Sandringham pattern.

A stunning pair of salad servers in Queens with gilt washed berry bowls. Fabulous quality!

A pair of vintage silver plated sauce ladles in rattail pattern by the Alexander Clark Co in their Welbeck plate range.

A good piece in Reed & Ribbon pattern, made by Fattorini & Sons.

A good early c.20th double ended marrow scoop by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A good looking pair of smaller bowled salad servers by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield.

An exceptionally good looking pair of servers with repousse work, chasing and bright cut work and a vacant shield panel to top of handles. Made by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield c. 1900.

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

A good looking larger than usual sardine server with a fish terminal.