A gorgeous assortment of jam spoons!

A suite of 10 dinner forks in Old English pattern, various makers.

Here are 2 pairs of salad servers in the a very similar pattern and same size.

A good collection of sugar tongs, all of these have claw nip ends. Includes some ornate patterned ones and plain ones and various sizes, some would make good ice cube tongs etc.

A bulk lot of 20 sugar tongs in fiddle pattern.

A lovely collection of 20 sugar tongs, all with claw nip ends. Most have ornately patterned handles.

An assortment of 20 vintage and antique silver plated sugar tongs.

A vintage silver plated Old English pattern teaspoon engraved with the emblem of the 268 Warwickshire Regt.

Here are 2 nice jam spoons with mother of pearl handles and silver plated uppers. One has lovely repousse and bright cut work to bowl.

Here are 2 lovely jam spoons with larger sized bowl. Both have end caps to their mother of pearl handles.

Here are 2 similar swing handled baskets raised on ball feet, each of similar shape and size. English made.

A matched pair of mustard spoons by Cooper Bros in Old English pattern. One is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1960, the other 1972.

3 lovely jam spoons, 2 with whiplash style handles & leaf shape bowls, the 3rd with a twig style handle. All will date c. 1875.

Here are 3 lovely jam spoons all with the same gorgeous Sunflower pattern (design registered in 1892) to handles. 2 have repousse 'berry bowls'.

A group of 4 very nice looking jam spoons with fretwork detail to handles and ornate bowls.

A lovely set of 4 jam spoons of larger than usual bowl size with repousse work. Gadroon edged pattern to handles. Made by Potter of Sheffield, early c.20th.

A lovely suite of 5 jam spoons with repousse work or chasing to bowls and ornate handle patterns.

A part set of 5 side / dessert knives by John Turton & Sons of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and Firth Brearley stainless steel blades.

A part set of 5 dessert forks in fiddle pattern by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A nice group of 5 jam spoons.

A job lot of 5 entrée dishes, one with detachable handle and 2 Old Sheffield Plate examples (sadly lacking their handles but still useable as serving dishes), the circular one engraved with a crest of a demi stag rampant holding an arrow.

A lovely looking jam spoon with aesthetic movement 'twig' handle and textured handle and bright cut branching twig work to the bowl .

This really is a beautiful thing - the prongs with wheat sheaths and feathered detail and the very ends of the prongs with eyes and beaks!

A nice looking veneered canteen with vacant brass shield to lid. Takes 6 settings plus carvers, looks to be for fiddle pattern from the shape of the slots. The knife slots are fairly huge at 26.5cm max length, the side knives would need to be c. 22cm max, forks 20cm and 17.5cm.

An empty oak veneered chest with side handles and vacant brass shield to lid, the interior arranged over 3 layers. Made by J.H. Potter of Sheffield c. 1910.

A 3 piece EPBM harlequin set, the teapot by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield, the milk jug and sugar bowl by Harrison Fisher & Co of Sheffield. Pot capacity is marked as 4 cups (2 pints). Larger sized sugar bowl. Lightly gilt washed to interior of milk jug and sugar bowl.

A late c.19th EPBM 3 piece, all pieces by Dixon but the jug is not quite the same design as the rest, still 'acceptable'. Teapot is marked as 4 cups (2 pints) capacity. Light gilt wash to interiors of milk jug and sugar bowl,

A pair of servers by Harrison Brothers & Howson of Sheffield, late Victorian. No monograms.

A mid Victorian Bristol blue glass decanter with plated collar and probably original stopper.

A fine looking butter knife with a carved cow horn handle and ornate silver plated blade with bright cut work.

A lovely cased set of 4 cut glass butter / pate dishes and 4 silver plated butter knives. Retailed by T.S. Cuthbert of Glasgow. The dishes measure 10cm by 7.5cm

A c.19th electroplated oval entree dish by Creswick with beaded rim and handles.

A 5 piece set comprising a pair of grape scissors, 2 pairs of nutcrackers and 2 nut picks.

A Victorian 5 piece silver plated fruit & nut set comprising a pair of grape scissors, 2 pairs of nutcrackers and 2 nut picks. Made by Walker & Hall.

A nice looking asparagus server of Italian origin, marked 'KI Milano'.

A lovely butter spreader with mother of pearl handle and silver plated blade. Made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield.

A good looking crumb tray in Old English with a feather edge and ornately bright cut work to the pan end. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield c. 1890

A good looking bread fork, late Victorian.

A lovely Victorian electroplated gallery bottle coaster by Martin Hall & Co of Sheffield, with raised grapevines to the flared rim. The turned wooden base a crested spigot cap of a sword within a laurel wreath.

A nice rack with taller legs, suitable for asparagus etc.

A good looking biscuit barrel with Chippendale style rims, raised on scroll feet. Will date c. 1910. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

An early c.20th egg coddler by Mappin & Webb with interior 4 egg wirework rack and a nice ebony finial to lid.

A set of 3 labels for HOCK, PORT and RUM. Made by Joseph Gilbert of Birmingham.

A lovely looking Victorian brad fork with ornate handle incorporating bright cut work.

A smaller Victorian meat dome by Atkin Bros with removable handle and a hanging hook, Ribbon bows and swags chased.

A good looking cheese scoop with a wavy edge handle. Made by Jonathan Bell & Sons of Sheffield c. 1890.

A late c.19th silver plated pedestalled and swing handled basket with crimped rim and stamped floral decoration to interior.

A late c.19th silver plated pedestalled swing handled basket with a fluted interior and stamped floral design. Ball finial to the handle.

A Victorian 3 piece mould bearing a PODR mark for registration in 1868. Marked 'No 13'. 1.5 pints capacity.

A lovely looking punch ladle with repousse work swags and floral to its bowl and gilt interior. Baleen handle. Sold as 'white metal' as there are no markings whatsoever.

A pair of tablespoons in the Arlington Plate range, Sheffield made. They bear a design registration number equating to 1953.

Here are 2 coasters made for the 1977 silver jubilee by Arthur Price.

A nice set for 8 people in the Chester pattern by Arthur Price. 8 each of dinner fork, dinner knife, side/dessert fork, side/dessert knife, fish knife, soup spoon, dessert spoon, tea spoon, coffee spoon + 4 table spoons. Note there are no fish forks but you can always use the side forks if having a fish course. Total of 76 pieces. The case can accommodate 12 settings (there are additional knife slots in the lid).

A vintage boxed set of 6 coffee spoons by Arthur Price

A good vintage EPNS cream ladle by Arthur Price in dubarry pattern, in original presentation box,

An early c.20th small sterling standard (925) & enamel souvenir spoon from Bangkok.

A very fine looking sugar castor by Barker Ellis with silver plated collar and lid and cranberry cut to clear glass body.

A lovely suite of chased silver plated mats, there are 8x18cm place setting mats (smaller size not the biggest ones), 8x10cm drinks mats and 3 larger 23cm serving dish mats. All original boxes.

An absolutely lovely looking pair of grape scissors by R.F. Moseley of Sheffield with bright cut florals etc in an aesthetic movement taste. Will date c. 1875.

A fine looking 4 piece, made by SMF (unidentified French maker). No monograms.

A gorgeous looking ice cream spoon with fretwork heart spate to the handle and bright cut work to the bowl. Made by John Sherwood & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900

A fine looking Victorian server with a bead and harebell pattern handle and chased foliate to the bowl.

A gorgeous pair of berry bowl serving spoons with gilt wash repousse bowls and bright cut work. Made by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield c, 1880. Monogrammed 'HJ'.

A very fine looking set of 2 berry bowl serving spoons and matching sugar sifting ladle with beautiful handle terminals and the finest repousse work to their gilt washed bowls. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield c. 1860.

A stunning looking piece by Elkington with a deity tethering 4 horses the length of the handle and into the inner rim area, beaded rim and ornate bright cut work around a central monogram 'JAJ'. Made in 1852.

A gorgeous pair of Victorian serving spoons in the Lily pattern with repousse bowl decoration.

An absolutely gorgeous pair of salad servers by Walker & Hall made in 1896. Long handles terminating in a bright cut shell design.

A fine looking Victorian soup ladle by Mappin & Webb in their Princes Plate range.

An absolutely gorgeous pair of servers with carved mother of pearl handles, ornate ferrules and bright cut silver plated uppers. Probably made by John Sanderson of Sheffield c. 1880.

A gorgeous Victorian cased pair of mother of pearl handled jam spoon and butter knife with bright cut aesthetic movement period decoration. Made by Isaac Ellis & Sons of Sheffield c. 1875.

An absolutely gorgeous Victorian serving fork with a beautiful canon shaped hollow handle and fine bright cut and fretwork to the pronged area (both sides).

A fine looking pair of sugar sifting and cream ladles with apostle terminals and lovely gilt washed bowls.

A very fine looking basting spoon in an unusual pattern with a raised hush and bead and an unusual rosette. Monogrammed with a single initial 'N'.

An early c.20th small souvenir spoon from Bermuda, made by Breadner Manufacturing Co of Quebec, Canada.

A bulk lot of 141 pieces of Grecian pattern in the Insignia Plate range (not monogrammed however) comprising 12 each of dinner forks, dinner knives, 14 dessert forks, 16 dessert knives, 15 each of fish forks and knives, 11 dessert spoons, 14 large soup spoons, 12 smaller soup spoons, 8 tablespoons and 12 teaspoons.

A collection of silver plated items including a spirit kettle on stand with burner, deco period teapot with faceted body, rectangular galleried tray, pint and half pint beer mugs, one with an enamel golfing badge, bottle stoppers, Old Sheffield Plate snuffers tray, cheese dish with glass slab to interior, muffin dish with interior liner, apple sauce pot with glass liner, aesthetic movement jam jar frame, art deco dish frame, pepper mill (Peugeot freres mechanism), oval fluted serving bowl, grape stand and 5 drinks coasters with chased willow pattern design.

A lovely Spiral carved mother of pearl handled ice cream spoon with bright cut silver plated upper.

A lovely sardine fork with a lotus carved MOP handle, ornate ferrule and a bright cut upper.

A cased set of 2 glass salts with sterling silver rims and original 2 salt spoons, by A.J.Zimmerman. Salts are fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1906, the spoons 1905.

A lovely vesta case with a push button action to open the lid and a sturdy suspension bar. Made by Hung Chong of Canton and Shanghai. Conjoined monogram 'HJJ'.

A pair of vintage silver plated ice cube tongs with claw nip ends.

A good pair of vintage silver plated ice cube tongs with claw nip ends.

A nice looking 'ejector' cigarette holder in silver gilt by Colibri, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1955.

A fine pair of salad servers in the 1910 Sheraton pattern by Community.

A trio by Copeland in an imari palette on a scalloped body shape.

A lovely pair of fish servers with polished cow horn handles with ornate ferrule and end cap, the chased uppers having fern to the fork and a heron with a fish in beak & foliate to the main server. Made by Walker & Hall c. 1890.

A good double ended marrow scoop by Atkin Bros of Sheffield.

A set of 6 c. 1960's Dubarry pattern side / dessert forks by Walker & Hall.

A set of 6 c. 1960's Dubarry pattern dessert spoons by Walker & Hall.

A vintage set of 8 silver plated coffee spoons in Dubarry, made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A very elegant looking pair of ice tongs in Dubarry with long claw nip ends.

A pair of larger sized salad servers almost certainly late Victorian, early Edwardian in date. Oak handles.

A Victorian crumb tray with a gorgeous handle in Elkington's own 'Rich Bead' pattern. Crested to underside of handle with a dogs head. Interestingly the pan itself is marked for James Deakin & Sons, the handle you can just make out and EM&Co mark to front (Elkington Mason). Will date c. 1870.

A great little piece, this is a combination small 'handbag' sized hand-mirror that flips open to reveal a compact compartment. The handle end pulls open to reveal a lipstick holder. Hungarian origin and marked 'Sterling 935' to interior.

A gorgeous looking set of 6 dessert spoons with high aesthetic movement handles and storks and florals repousse work to bowl, bearing design registration marks for 1880, together with a larger serving spoon again with the stork and floral work to bowl but with a plain Old English pattern handle, made by Levesley Bros of Sheffield.

An exceptionally fine looking muffin dish by Mappin & Webb, a joy to look at! Raised on claw feet with side handles and nicely formed shall en pie crust style rim. Good lid finial.

A really fine pair of servers in Venetian pattern, original fitted case. C. 1880 in date.

A good set of 6 dinner knives with acetate faux bone handles and Firth Stainless steel blades. Retailed by Evans & Matthews of Birmingham.

A good vintage cased set of 6 tea/ butter knives by James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and steel blades.

A good stilton scoop in fiddle, made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield