A nice pair of servers in fiddle thread with an unusually larger sized fork.

A nice pair of shorter length salad servers in Gadroon pattern, early c.20th.

A Nice cheese scoop in Gadroon pattern by Potter of Sheffield.

A lovely looking heavy rummer with hobnail cut work to the mid body and a star cut to base.

A silver plated teapot by Cooper Bros with chased decoration and elaborate handle, made c. 1900.

A lovely looking EPBM tea pot by Pinder Bros of Sheffield with ornate repousse and bright cut work. Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A lovely jam spoon with a gnarled effect mother of pearl handle and bright cut silver plated bowl.

A boxed set of 4 Westminster Collection 22ct gold plated souvenir spoons of the Diamond Jubilee, with original sales leaflet and certificate of authenticity.

A nice looking basket by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield c. 1900

A lovely textured 'branch' form bread fork dating c. 1880

A very nice looking Victorian server by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield with some nice fretwork detail to the bowl top and handle, the top pattern incorporating a winged angel.

A fine looking server by Roberts & Belk with bright cut work to the serving end and ornate handle.

A lovely pair of longer tongs with textured claw nip ends and textured floral work to handles.

A lovely Victorian set of 2 jam/cream spoons and a butter knife by Deykin & Sons of Birmingham with bright cut work to the plating and ornate ferrules and end caps.

A very fine looking trophy tazza with lid, engraved as Skittles award for a Working Men's Club, Measures 34cm from base to top of finial and 27cm across the handles. Made by Mappin & Webb.

A very fine looking pair of ice cube tongs with claw nip ends and ornate pattern, probably American origin.

These really are quite beautiful pieces and must have been quite difficult to make. They have olive green flared bases and stoppers with cutwork to the tops of stoppers. The necks are particularly long and slender (c.15.5cm from shoulders to top rims) and terminate with a triple pouring lip.

A fine looking pair of spoons by Martin, Hall & Co of Sheffield with apostle terminals and gilt washed shell shape bowls.

A fine looking mother of pearl handled lemon fork with an ornate ferrule with design registration number equating to 1897. Made by Allen & Darwin of Sheffield.

A very fine looking pair of grape scissors with bright cut foliate handles.

A vintage set of 6 grapefruit spoons (also make good teaspoons!) in Grecian, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 teaspoons in Grecian pattern, made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A nice bean server in Queen Anne pattern.

A real whopper of a trophy cup this, engraved as a Working Men's Club skittles award in 1929. The wooden plinth is very heavy (nearly 2.5kg) and has larger than average silver shields fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1928, of which only 2 are engraved. Made by Vaughtons of Birmingham. Gilt interior. Topped with a figural man bowling a skittle cheese. Overall height to top of figure is 64cm, height of cup itself from footrim to too of figure is 52cm. Diameter of cup is 20.5cm.

A good looking deco period oval napkin ring monogrammed with a single initial 'A'. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1934, maker Turner & Simpson.

A Victorian basting spoon in Old English pattern with a single initial 'B' monogram to handle. Made by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.

An absolutely gorgeous cream spoon with the mother of pearl handle having ornate art nouveau floral ferrule and end cap, bright cut work to the large bowl and a single monogram initial 'B'.

A good Victorian cheese scoop in fiddle pattern, monogrammed with a single initial 'K'.

A nice cased set of 12 coffee spoons and matching tongs by Josiah Williams & Co (David Landsborough Fullerton) of Bristol, fully hallmarked for London 1920. Each monogrammed with a single initial 'W'.

An antique larger sized mustard spoon by Elkington with date mark for 1902. Lightly gilt washed bowl interior.

A quantity of vintage & antique cutlery cases. The largest 2 are c. 38cm by 28/29cm.

A bulk lot of 13 silver plated trophy cups including many examples on plinths. A couple of them have silver shields to plinths. Most are engraved (only the 3 smallest ones are not engraved)

A bulk lot of shields including 5 larger ones with easel backs, 3 medium and 1 smaller one (plaque loose but present), a slightly naff larger silver plated modernish trophy on marble stand, a smaller naff plated trophy on stand, a pewter half pint mug on shielded plinth, a larger tiered plastic trophy stand with shields (a/f).

A good weight spoon by John Pinches, fully hallmarked for London 1975.

A good looking 3 piece, unusually by Joseph Rodgers who primarily made cutlery. Nice paw and shell type feet and larger oval bodies. Large sugar bowl and milk jug. Pot capacity marked as 1.5 pints.

A vintage set of 6 dinner knives by Joseph Rodgers of Sheffield with palette shaped blades and acetate faux bone handles.

A good looking server in Kings pattern made by Mayell. EP on Zinc.

A lovely Victorian basting spoon in Kings, probably by John Batt of Sheffield. No Monograms.

A gorgeous punch ladle in Kings, made by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A vintage pair of baby feeders in Kings, made by Pinder Bros of Sheffield.

A lovely serving piece (probably intended for serving green beans or asparagus etc) in Kings pattern with gilt wash to the server ends. Made by Leclere of Sheffield, early c.20th. No monograms.

A vintage set of 8 soup spoons in Kings, Sheffield made.

A gorgeous vintage set of 4 small dessert / pudding spoons in Kings with berry bowls. Made by Leclere of Sheffield.

A silver plated crumb tray by Mappin & Webb in Kings pattern with bright cut work. Monogrammed handle.

A quality vintage silver plated cheese scoop in Kings pattern by Cooper Bros of Sheffield, in Cooper Bros presentation case.

A lovely piece in the Victoria pattern variant of Kings, the handle is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1899, the blade is silver plated with bright cut work.

A fine pair of dessert spoons in the Angelo pattern by JB&SM Knowle (USA). No monograms.

A good pair of heavyweight gold plated salt and pepper pots by L'Objet in original box.

A fine looking large sized jug by Walker & Hall in EPBM, capacity marked as 5 for 5 cups (2.5 pints).

A large asparagus server by Elkington, Mason & Co in their 'Rich Bead' pattern, Made in 1876. No monograms.

A larger than usual pressed glass salad or fruit bowl with a silver plated rim, made by Falstaff, together with a pair of cut glass and silver plated salad servers made by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield.

A good looking trophy in the form of a Georgian loving cup, with a Lindisfarne pattern band to top rim. With its plinth. Engraved to front as a Flower Show award. From base of plinth to top of the handle is 30.8cm tall, the cup itself from footrim to top of handle is 24cm with a diameter of 15.8cm.

A gorgeous looking trophy goblet with repousse decoration and plinth. Engraved front and back. 38cm tall to top of handle including plinth, goblet itself is 31cm tall to top of handle. 11cm diameter.

A larger vintage chased oval tea tray with handles. Measures 58cm across the handles, 47.5cm excluding the handles and 36cm wide.

A good looking trophy bowl engraved to top front band as a Skittles trophy for a Working Men's Club in 1919. Measures 20.5cm to top of handle and has a diameter of 21.5cm. Would make a very nice fruit bowl.

A large early c.20th empty canteen with 2 pull out drawers, would fit Old English pattern etc or stripping down to make a large jewellery box or similar.

A lovely pair of serving spoons by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield in Louis XVI pattern with nice bright cut work to the bowl edges. Original fitted case.

A good looking bellied jug with thumb plate to the lid. Made by Richard Richardson of Sheffield, early c.20th.

An enamel on green glass perfume bottle with clear stopper and a cobalt blue dressing table pot also with enamel, early c.20th.

A fine looking vintage sugar shovel with spiral twist handle topped with an acorn finial.

A fine looking birthday spoon made for anyone born in November. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, maker Levi & Salaman. Comes in a card presentation box.

A good pair of large size fish servers in fiddle pattern with bright cut & fret work. No monograms. The fork is by Harrison Brothers & Howson, the server is by another maker.

A good looking butter knife with a sterling silver handle fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1913 and a silver plated blade.

A very unusual spoon with a raised rams head to handle, curving handle and a dessert spoon sized spoon, possibly for bouillon.

A good vintage Malaysian made silver cake server with black plastic handle. Sold as 'white metal' .

An antique larger sized sauce ladle by Mappin & Webb in Bead.

A nice serving fork in the Russell pattern by Mappin & Webb.

A nice ladle with mother of pearl handle and silver plated upper

A good butter knife with a MOP handle and bright cut silver plated blade.

A gorgeous sardine fork with ornate end cap and ferrule to the mother of pearl handle, the end cap bearing a design registration number equating to 1888. Fish design chased to the pronged area.

A good Victorian spoon warmer in the form of a Nautilus shell. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A good looking flask with nice basket weave wicker work and a double screw top with chrome and cork lid and a chrome drinking cup.

A good looking Victorian pickle fork with a stag antler handle topped with a ball finial. Made by Francis Howard of Sheffield.

A good looking set of 6 bronze cake forks.

A pretty set of 6 small tea knives by A.B. Nils Johan of Sweden, steel blades and silver plated handles.

A nice weighty cocktail shaker by Frigast in the form of a golf club.

A good OE pattern soup ladle by Viners of Sheffield.

A good looking entrée dish with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. This is a well replated Old Sheffield example. Crested to one side of the lid.

A good looking Old Sheffield Plate snuffers tray with chased surface and lovely raised rim work, tinned underside. Comes with a good pair of close plated candle scissors

A set of 6 dinner forks in the Enchantment (Bounty) pattern by Oneida Community.

A set of 5 soup spoons in the Flirtation pattern, silver plated.

A set of 6 small side/dessert knives in the Flirtation pattern, silver plated handles and steel blades.

A set of 6 small dinner knives in the Flirtation pattern, silver plated handles and steel blades.

A set of 6 dinner forks in the Flirtation pattern, silver plated.

A set of 6 side/dessert forks in the Flirtation pattern, silver plated.

A set of 6 cake forks in the Modern Baroque (aka Mansion House) pattern by Community, along with a matching butter knife.

A good looking pair of grape scissors.

A good looking Victorian bread fork with ring handle. Made by William Wheatcroft Harrison of Sheffield.

A good looking pair of servers with lovely handles and foliate bright cut chasing.

A lovely looking c.19th silver plated coffee pot with chased ribbon bowl and foliate swags to body and a slightly serpentine looking handle. Mother of pearl finial to lid. Marked as '5' for 5 cups (2.5 pints) capacity.

A good looking pair of dessert fork with double-staged raised chevron pattern to handles. Made by I.S. Greenberg of Birmingham.

A good looking pair of serving spoons with repousse work bowls and ornate handles.

A nice pair of caddy spoons in Old English Bead

Nice to get a pair of these! Exactly same size and style to the scuttles with hand engraved decoration.

A pair of Victorian basting spoons by Elkington with an eagle crest. These are particularly long examples.

A pair of early c.20th serving spoons with large bowls, in a reeded type pattern

A lovely pair of butter knives with mother of pearl handles, ornate ferrules and silver plated blades. Made by Philip Ashberry & Sons of Sheffield.

A good looking pair of dish covers of circular form with a fixed finial to lid. Designed for use with a dinner plate.

A nice pair of fish servers with stag antler handles and silver plated uppers with fret and bright cut work. They have sterling silver ferrules fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1895.

A pair of smaller sterling silver frames by Carrs with easel backs. Both are fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1999. Visible photo area is 66mm by 93mm.