A pair of large fish servers in Carrington Shield pattern, sterling silver handles and silver plated uppers. Made by Martin, Hall & Co.

A lovely pair of vintage sterling silver napkin rings of stirrup shape topped with a ducks head and tail. Made by Lanson Ltd and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1958.

A lovely pair of cut glass decanters with sterling silver collars fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1979, maker Sterling Silverware Ltd. Original stoppers.

A lovely pair of Victorian dishes with detachable handle so that the lid can be used as a secondary serving dish if desired. Beaded rims. Ornate chased decoration to lids. Made by John Round & Sons of Sheffield and retailed by A.W. Pridham.

A nice pair of servers with bright cut work to uppers. Made by Roberts & Belk.

A pair of fish servers and 12 pairs of fish eaters in panel reed (reed & shield) as used on the Titanic - these are Sheffield made and obviously older pieces but makers mark is unknown to us.

A good looking trio of tea cup, saucer and tea plate by Redfern & Drakeford of Longton. Made 1892-1909.

A gorgeous couple of pieces in Queens with lovely detail to the reverse side of spoon bowl and front prong area of fork. No monograms. Made by Roberts & Belk.

A gorgeous butter spade in Queen pattern with bright cut bowl

A lovely suite of spoons in Queens pattern, each with nicely gilt washed bowl and monogrammed 'BJW'. Made by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.

A gorgeous little skewer in Queens pattern, monogrammed 'BJW'. Almost certainly made by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co per our other pieces but this piece has no markings.

A set of 6 side / dessert forks in Queens with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1971 and steel uppers.

A set of 6 dinner forks in Queens with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1971 and steel uppers.

A fine set of 6 dinner knives in Queens with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1966 and steel blades.

A set of 6 side / dessert forks in Queens with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1970 and steel uppers.

A splendid set of 6 steak knives in Queens with sterling silver handles fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1970 and steel blades. VERY hard to find.

A really gorgeous long handled marrow scoop spoon in Queens pattern, made by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Monogrammed 'BJW'.

A gorgeous piece in Queens with sterling silver handle and silver plated blade with bright cut work to front. Handle is Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1903, maker B&M (not known) - blade is Maxwell & Sons of Sheffield.

A good jam spoon in Queens with a sterling silver handle fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1967 and stainless steel bowl.

A lovely cheese scoop in Old English pattern with RAF emblem to handle. Made by Latham & Owen of Sheffield.

An uber rare and rather gorgeous sugar sifting ladle bearing a design registration number equating to 1893. Gilt washed interior.

A gorgeous piece with crescent shaped bowl with a star and beaded top of handle. Bears PODR design registration mark for 1874. Perfect for peeling root ginger etc quickly.

A gorgeous rummer on a square foot with etched swags. Regency or early Victorian.

A nice beer mug made from metal from the RMS Mauretania when she was dismantled in 1966. Silver plated on copper. No engraving.

A very fine condition vintage Roberts & Belk honey spoon no 3893.

A 'Rose by Stieff' pattern infant feeing spoon by Stieff (USA). Bowl capacity is approx one half of a teaspoon by volume.

A vintage 21 piece suite (20 pieces by Royal Vale and 1 teacup by Colclough) comprising 6x tea cups, 6x saucers, 6x tea plates, 1x sugar bowl, 1x milk jug and 1x sandwich/cake plate. Note the Colclough cup is a slightly different yellow rose pattern.

A pair of sardine servers by Dixon with Old English pips to rears of handles and an elongated Queen Anne type pattern to fronts.

A lovely toddy ladle in a Scottish Kings variant bearing partial hallmarks of the duty mark and date letter 'D' plus M&S makers mark - almost certainly Mitchell & Sons Glasgow 1822. Monogrammed with a single initial 'B'.

A nice childs fork in a Scottish Kings variant bearing partial hallmarks for Edinburgh 1814, maker William & Patrick Cunningham. Monogrammed with a single initial 'B'.

A nice set of 6 spoons, almost certainly of Hanau origin but with so far unidentified marks.

A nice set of 6 cake forks and matching 2 pronged serving fork, Sheffield made.

A good set of 6 vintage chased sherry sized goblets.

An early c.20th set of 6 side/dessert knives by J. Allan of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles.

A nice looking set of 6 teaspoons with laurel wreath & swag design to handles. They bear a design registration number equating to 1935. In presentation case.

A set of 6 smaller dinner place mats unusually chased with the willow pattern design.

A good looking set of 8 vintage chased larger sized wine goblets.

A 4 bottle cruet set by Robert Pringle & Sons of London, the stand raised on ball feet with a pierced shallow gallery. Comes with a Walker & Hall mustard spoon.

A silver plated pickle jar frame complete with fitted cut glass pickle jar and drip catcher and with a good James Dixon Old English pattern full size pickle fork.

A nice 7 bar rack of low half barrel shape, made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield c. 1930.

A nice bon-bon server with ornate handle. Unmarked but almost certainly American origin.

An oval serving bowl with pierced work to rim. Made by Holman & Norton of Birmingham c. 1930.

An early c.20th silver plated entrée dish with a removable fat drip liner. Great for sausages etc! Made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield c. 1920

A silver plated double-ended marrow scoop by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

An early c.20th silver plated 4 egg cup cruet set complete with spoons.

A lovely looking galleried tray with claw and ball style feet and ropetwist rim decoration complete with its original 5 removable glass hors d'oeuvres liners. Obviously you can take the glass out and use it as a very nice smaller serving / drinks tray (one photo shows it with a small decanter and 4 port sized glasses as an example).

A nice server by Richard Richardson of Sheffield. Old English pips to each arm.

A boxed set of 4 Westminster Collection silver plated souvenir spoons of the Diamond Jubilee.

A good looking server by Walker & Hall made in 1895. Nice bright cut work.

A nice looking early c.20th silver plated jar frame by Mappin & Webb with a swing handle. Will take a jar of c. 8.7cm maximum diameter and the internal gallery height is 10.5cm. Also makes a fairly decent wine bottle coaster for a standard shaped 70cl bottle.

A good silver plated tea infuser

A nice looking combination toast rack with glass butter dish and a good floral butter knife.

A vintage silver plated bottle coaster by Cavalier, unusually the pierced gallery is silver plated on steel. Bakelite type faux wooden base.

A vintage silver plated wine bottle coaster with turned wooden base and pierced work gallery. Will take a standard diameter 70cl bottle of wine but no larger.

A lovely looking Victorian bread fork with bright cut work to prongs and a nice Queen Anne style ball finial.

A good looking Victorian crumb scoop with ornately chased silver plated pan and a good stag antler handle with end cap. Made by Levesley Brothers of Sheffield.

A good sterling silver tea spoon in Old English pattern, monogrammed 'PM'. Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1910, maker Cooper Bros. Cased.

An anointing spoon by John Millward Banks, fully hallmarked for Chester 1910, made for the coronation of King George V.

A good pair of vintage sterling silver biro pen and propelling pencil by William Manton Ltd, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1968. In presentation case.

A nice and unusual fork with ring handle. Fully hallmarked for London 1903, maker Hukin & Heath .

A sterling silver label for BURGUNDY, made by S.J. Rose and fully hallmarked for London 1989.

A lovely looking case with chased decoration. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1911 maker Thomas Henry Vale. No monograms etc.

A good silver cigar cutter with suspension loop, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1973. No engraving.

A good looking cigarette holder with ejector mechanism, made by S.J. Rose and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1956.

A smaller cut glass vase of nice shape with a sterling silver rim fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1902, maker G E Walton & Co Ltd (George Edwin Walton). Would work nicely with a single rose bud for example.

A sterling silver photo frame with Adam style swag decoration and easel back. Fully hallmarked for London 1994, maker B S C Ltd. Visible photo area is 87mm by 137mm.

A sterling silver easel backed photo frame by Carrs, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1993. This one has a Landscape orientation rather than portrait. Visible photo area is 136mm by 94mm.

A sterling silver ring box by Adie Bros fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1960. Deco style guilloche enamel to lid with a lovely floral display of a pink rose and forget-me-nots. Lined interior.

A sterling silver & small enamel badged souvenir spoon of Stratford, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1963 maker Langstone Silver Works (Bernard Instone).

A sterling silver label for GIN, made by J.M-A and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1973.

A lovely pair of fish servers with sterling silver handles in Kings Husk pattern and silver plated uppers with bright cut chasing and fretwork. Handles are fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1927.

A lovely piece with a sterling silver handle (probably American) and clasp to the infuser bowl. Engraved with the name 'Althea' to front of handle and the date '1928' to rear of handle.

A gorgeous smaller butter knife with mother of pearl handle and sterling silver upper fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1879 maker Martin, Hall & Co.

An antique sterling silver frame by Deakin & Francis, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1913. Visible photo area is 87mm by 57mm (landscape orientation rather than portrait).

A good deep cut glass decanter with sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1973, maker J.B. Chatterley. Original stopper.

A sterling silver label for SHERRY, made by Charles S. Green and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1960.

A dinky little sterling silver easel backed photo frame by Francis Howard, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1989. Visible photo area is 40mm by 57mm.

A half sized vesta case by Deakin & Francis fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1903. Monogrammed 'EFH'.

An unusual piece by Wilson & Sharp fully hallmarked for Edinburgh 1895. Suspension chain to top. Not quite sure what it is! Shaped like a stirrup or wishbone.

A good looking vesta case fully hallmarked for Chester 1921, maker S W Goode & Co. Monogrammed to front.

A good sterling silver vest case fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1899. Monogrammed 'JKSB'.

A sterling silver vesta case by John Rose fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1912. Monogrammed 'RJCB'.

A nice looking vesta case with no engraved monograms etc. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1914, maker Clark & Sewell.

A sterling silver vesta case by Colen Hewer Cheshire fully hallmarked for Chester 1911. No monograms.

A sterling silver label for WHISKY, made by Charles S. Green and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1960.

A sterling silver label for WHISKY made by David Hollander & Son and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1978.

A good pair of servers in the Strathmore pattern, made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

This is just such a beautiful piece and in incredible condition for age! Bears a design registration PODR mark for 1874, made by Thomas Prime of Birmingham.

An exceptionally fine looking pair of large fish servers by Elkington, made in 1880. Superb bright cut work incorporating a 'double dolphin'. These bear a crest of the Steele family to handles.

A really splendid pair of large fish servers by Elkington in Kings pattern with gorgeous fretwork and chased bodies incorporating stylised florals and serpentines, bulrushes to the front of the fork prongs Each piece is crested with a demi-lion rampant holding a flag.

A really fine looking set with Reed & Ribbon decoration, repeated to the entire height of the handle. Made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield.

A good vintage part set of 5 dinner knives by Taylors of Sheffield with acetate faux bone handles and stainless steel blades.

A small sterling silver black leather easel backed frame by Tiffany & Co, bearing London hallmarks for 2001. Visible photo area is 38mm square.

A very odd piece in fiddle pattern, this is a 'patent applied for' basting spoon with a stepped handle. Made by Needman, Veall & Tyzack of Sheffield c. 1900

A set of 6 sterling silver coffee spoons by Marson & Jones, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1931. Tops of handles are mounted with the tips of stag antlers.

3 fine looking jam spoons in Venetian pattern with repousse work berry bowls. Assorted makers, one is unmarked.

A good looking piece in Venetian pattern

A lovely Victorian piece with a concertina action pushed to remove the pickle from the prongs. silver plated handle and steel upper.

A stunning looking basting spoon in the Kings variant Victoria pattern, made by Francis Higgins (The Portland Co) of London. Monogrammed with a single initial 'S'.

A lovely looking pair of Victorian serving spoons with repousse fruit work to bowl interiors and unusually a fiddle pattern handle with chased scrolling decoration.