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

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 pair of fish servers in Old English pattern with a lion rampant holding a shield crest to handle. Made by Walker & Hall in 1913.

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 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 nice bean server in Old English pattern.

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

A small butter knife in Old English pattern made for the 1925 Wembley exhibition and advertising Australian Butter.