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A Victorian hallmarked silver spoon and fork set in presentation case, London 1875, a Victorian Joseph Rogers & Son Sheffield silver spoon and fork set in presentation case, a Mappin & Webb six scone knives with filled silver pistol grip handles, an electroplated tea caddy, an electroplated cruet and three cases of electroplated cutlery (10).

A silver trumpet vase with weighted base, Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1917, height 16cm, two small portrait miniatures in pewter and velvet mounts, silver bread fork in presentation case, two pewter plates and a book 'The World Atlas' containing thirty-four coloured maps with complete index (7).

A silver baby spoon and pushing, by Mappin and Webb, London 1908, cased; and a spoon and fork, by John Taylor, London 1866, cased.

An Elkington & Co silver plated fish service for 12 people (lacking 1 fork), in fitted case, and 2 pairs of cased fish servers

A 3-piece silver-backed dressing table brush and mirror set, a silver-handled toasting fork, and a silver-mounted cone

An Edwardian Staffordshire coffee cup and saucer, in a stylised scrolled and pierced silver stand, hallmarks for London 1906, maker's marks WC for William Comyns, a George V silver Fiddle pattern teaspoon, hallmarks for Exeter 1825, and a Tiffany & Co sterling silver pickle fork

SILVER MUG, slightly waisted with scrolled decoration, 1.6 ounces, marks indistinct and a cased silver spoon, knife (missing) and fork set, 1 ounce, Birmingham 1906.

24 piece set of contemporary Georg Jensen, 75th year anniversary, sterling silver cutlery comprising, eight three piece knife, fork and spoon sets, each piece with spot hammered finish, engraved shell decoration and mounted with a Carnelian stone. Marked Sterling silver and signed Georg Jensen 1904 - 1979. Together with an original leaflet. These sets were only made in 1979. Approximately 24ozs weighable silver.

Late 19th/Early 20th century suite of Mappin Bros. silver plated Fiddle Shell and Thread pattern cutlery, comprising six dinner forks, six dessert fork, six dessert spoons, six tea spoons, four table spoons, four condiment spoons and a pair of sugar tongs. Together with an associated, similar pattern, sauce ladle and sifter spoon. 35 pieces in total

Collection of miscellaneous Edwardian silver, including three caddy spoons, a picture back tea spoon (I love Liberty) and two napkin rings, together a contemporary silver caddy spoon and a Georgian sweetmeat fork. (Various dates and makers) all at approximately 4ozs. (8)

Selection of Georgian and later cutlery, including seven dinner knives with silver handles (London1794) a dining fork and matching dessert fork (Exeter 1850) and a dessert spoon (London 1837) together with three silver plated items. Approximately 4ozs weighable silver. (qty)

Selection of miscellaneous Georgian and later silver flatware including four table spoons, two dessert spoons, pickle fork, pair of sauce ladles and other items (Various dates and makers) Approximately 16ozs weighable silver. (qty)

A Victorian silver apostle fork and spoon, Robert Williams & Sons, Exeter, 1847, the spoon, 7 38in. (18.8cm.) long, gross weight 3.4 tr.oz. (2) * Condition: Fork tines slightly bent, otherwise nothing to note.

A cased set of three silver plate fish servers, early 20th century, retailed by Hardy Bros, Sydney, comprising of fish server, fork and knife, the tapering handles fashioned as thorned bramble stalks, the largest measuring 12 7/8in. (32.6cm.) long, the wooded case with initialled plaque. * Condition: Good, the box with little wear.

A quantity of silver plate and other items, including a bread fork

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN SILVER TABLE FORKS by Solomon Haugham, with stags head crest and marks for London 1803 (some wear especially to the tips of the tines), further Georgian fiddle pattern table fork with similar crest by Richard Turner circa.1813 and four fiddle pattern dessert forks, each with a similar crest by John, Henry & Charles Lias, all assayed in London, two dated 1831, two dated 1833, approximately 536 grams in weight overall Condition: all forks with minor scratches due to age and use, and with wear to the tips of the tines due to use

A 1920s SILVER PART CANTEEN OF CUTLERY by Josiah Williams & Co to include various spoons and forks, approximately 1.1kg Condition: overall moderate condition, some wear to the makers marks, generally marks good and legible; minor wear to the fork tines at the tips; one soup spoon with a dent to the bowl; approximately 1.18 kgs in weight

A MIXED LOT OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL ITEMS to include tea spoons, napkin rings, a pair of sugar nips etc, the hallmarked silver items are approximately 314 grams in weight overall, the remaining items consisting of a pierced sugar sifter, an American spoon marked 'stirling', a further white metal spoon and a small mother of pearl handled knife and fork Condition: some wear to the marks, mixed condition overall

A RARE 18TH CENTURY POLISHED STEEL WROUGHT IRON TRIVETwith adjustable lark spit or toasting fork, 45cm long x 22.5cm high together with a 19th century trivet with wooden handle and circular stand and an early 19th century brass wrought iron and wood handled floor standing trivet with pierced top and splaying feet, 21cm wide x 31cm high (3)Condition: the largest trivet with pitting due to rust but later polished; the trivet with circular top with split to the handle, signs of rust, marks due to age and use; the brass and iron trivet with marks to the handle and further marks due to age and use, generally good condition

Corgi toys, Original boxed Diecast vehicles including #57 Massey Ferguson 65 tractor with fork and #58 Beast carrier complete , MIB, with instructions

A Georgian and early Victorian three piece silver christening set, the George III spoon with engraved foliate handle and gilded embossed berry bowl (marks indistinct), the Victorian silver knife and fork with carved mother of pearl handles (Birmingham 1841), in a fitted velvet and silk lined case, retailed by Jay's, Oxford Street, London

Two brass door stops in the shape of deer, a copper and brass fork and tongs, and three whimsical ornaments, including a rather mischievous looking monkey.

A group of Wallace sterling silver "Golden Aegean Weave" pattern flatware. Marked on back. ++ One cheese knife. 7 1/4". ++ Eight butter knives. 6 3/4". ++ Ten knives. 9 1/4". ++ One ladle. 6 1/2". ++ One spoon. 6 3/4". ++ Thirteen spoons. One "Aegean Weave." Twelve "Golden Aegean Weave." 6 1/2". ++ One serving spoon. 9". ++ One slotted serving utensil. 9". ++ One serving fork. 9". ++ One pickle fork. 6". ++ Ten forks. 8". ++ Ten forks 6 3/4". ++ Fifty-eight piece total. Approximately 58 ozt.Condition: Wear and tarnish throughout consistent with use.

A Gorham "Chantilly" pattern, designed by William Christmas Codman (1839-1921), sterling silver flatware. Marked on bottom. ++ One tea bell. 5". ++ One serving fork. 8 1/2". ++ One serving spoon. 8 1/2". ++ One scalloped sugar spoon. 6". ++ Twelve spoons. 5 7/8". ++ Twelve ice tea spoons. 7 1/2". ++ Twelve soup spoons. 6 1/4". ++ Twelve cocktail forks. 5 1/2". ++ Twelve forks. 6 3/8". ++ Twelve forks. 7". ++ Twelve butter knives. 6 5/8". ++ Twelve knives. 9". ++ Includes original catalog order form. One-hundred piece total. Approximately 81.21 ozt.

A Reed & Barton "Guildhall" pattern, designed by George L. Turner (1941-2005), sterling silver flatware. Marked on bottom. ++ One carving fork. 9". ++ One carving knife. 10 1/4". ++ One server. 10". ++ Eight knives. 9". ++ One butter spreader. 6". ++ One sugar shell. 6 1/4". ++ One jelly server. 6". ++ One ladle. 6 1/4". ++ Three serving spoons. 8 1/2". ++ Four spoons. 6". ++ Eight forks. 7". ++ Eight forks. 6 1/4". ++ Sixteen spoons. 6". ++ Fifty-four piece total. Approximately 58.8 ozt.Condition: Wear and tarnish consistent with age and use.

A Reed & Barton "Francis I" pattern, designed by Ernest Meyers (1907), sterling silver flatware. Marked on bottom. ++ One fork. ++ Six knives. 8 3/4". ++ Four knives. 9 1/2". ++ Six forks. 7 1/4". ++ Four forks. 8". ++ Ten spoons, 6". ++ Five spoons. 7 1/4". ++ Two spoons. 8 1/4". ++ Twenty-eight piece total. Approximately 48.74 ozt.Condition: Wear and tarnish consistent with age and use.

A group of five Reed and Barton "Harlequin" pattern, designed by Austin F. Jackson (1958-1976), sterling silver utensils. Marked on back. ++ One "Forget-me-Not" fork. 5 1/4". ++ One "Tea Rose" server. 5 1/2". + One "Apple Blossom I" jelly server. 5 3/4". ++ One "Bachelor Button" fork. 5 1/2". ++ One "Wild Rose I" ladle. 5". ++ Approximately 4.02 ozt.Condition: Wear and tarnish consistent with age and use.

A group of three Whiting Manufacturing "Lily" pattern, designed by Charles Osborne (1902), serving utensils. Marked on back. ++ One punch ladle. 14". ++ One fork. 11 1/2". ++ One spoon. 11 1/2". ++ Approximately 15.1 ozt.Condition: Wear and tarnish consistent with age and use.

Eugenio Stancampiano "Donatello"/"Impero" pattern, 800 silver flatware set. Palermo, Italy. 20th/21st century. Marked on back. ++ Twelve knives. 9". ++ One fork. 9". ++ One spoon. 9". ++ Twelve forks. 7 1/2". ++ Twelve forks. 5 1/2". ++ Twelve spoons. 5". ++ Twelve spoons 4 1/4". ++ Sixty-two piece total. Approximately 66 ozt. Condition: Wear and tarnish consistent with age and use.

Late Victorian walnut framed settee, button upholstered in vintage Sanderson Langley fabric with floral bouquets on chocolate ground, open carved wasted splat, incised front rail with matching turned supports on brass fork ceramic castors, W144cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Victorian Silver and Mother-of-Pearl Travelling Knife and Fork, by Sampson Mordan and Co., London, 1897, J. Clarkson Patent, the Knife Blade by Singleton and Priestman, the mother-of-pearl mounted handle with a vacant shield on one side, the knife and fork detach by fully opening the knife blade and half opening the tines of the fork, 14.5cm extended

A Victorian Silver and Mother-of-Pearl Travelling Knife and Fork, by Sampson Mordan and Co., Chester, 1900, J. Clarkson Patent, the Knife Blade by Singleton and Priestman, the mother-of-pearl mounted handle with a vacant shield on one side, the knife and fork detach by fully opening the knife blade and half opening the tines of the fork, 14cm extended

An Edward VII and Elizabeth II Silver Table-Service, by John Round and Son Ltd., Sheffield, 1901 and William Yates Ltd., Sheffield, 1970, Old English pattern, the dessert-fork and dessert-spoon engraved with initials, comprising: 6 dessert-forks 6 dessert-spoons and the following with filled handles and stainless steel blades: 6 table-knives 6 cheese-knives weighable silver 16oz 10dwt (24) in an associated oak writing slope, later fitted as a canteen

A George III Silver-Mounted Part Table-Service, by Moses Brent, London, 1808, Retailed by Rundell Bridge and Rundell, each with part-fluted handle and engraved with a crest, comprising; 9 table-forks 9 table-knifes 6 cheese-knives 6 fruit-knives with silver handles A carving fork A carving Knife (32)

A Three-Piece Russian Silver-Gilt Knife, Fork and Spoon, Moscow, 1878, Fiddle pattern, engraved with foliage and flowers on a matted ground, the knife with an associated steel blade, in associated case; Together With: Two Russian Silver Spoons, with twisted handles, back of the bowl of one with niello decoration, the case 22cm wide, weighable silver 3oz 15dwt (5)

A Corgi Toys boxed farming implement diecast group to include No. 64 working conveyor on forward control Jeep, No. 57 Massey Ferguson 65 tractor with fork, and No. 66 Massey Ferguson 165 tractor, all examples with some minor play wear and some exterior and internal damage to boxes

A pair of silver fish servers. Knife 32 cm long; fork 24 cm long (296 grammes total weight)

TWO SILVER PLATE ON COPPER CRUET STANDS, each complete with four matching cut-glass condiment bottles; together with a silver-plated two-piece wine funnel, a silver-plated tea strainer and a large silver-plate cold meat serving fork.

A VICTORIAN SILVER KNIFE AND FORK, by Walter & John Barnard, London 1889 and 1891, each with reeded handle and engraved with a monogram. 20.5cm

A SILVER THREE-PRONG FORK, CIRCA 1740, Hanoverian pattern, marks indistinct. 17.5cm, 1.5 troy ounces

A WILLIAM IV SILVER FORK, by James Barber & William Whitwell, York 1830, Fiddle pattern, engraved with a crest. 19.8cm, 2 troy ounces

Five Vintage Wooden Handled Tools including Two Spades, Two Forks and a Hay Fork

Taxidermy Male and Female Leach's Fork-Tailed Petrel Birds mounted within a glazed case in a naturalistic setting, 33cms wide x 25cms high

Three silver condiment servers, a sterling pickle fork, a pair of silver sugar bows, a Selfridge & Co. perfume atomiser, one other pickle fork, two peppers, etc.

Silver items including napkin rings, fobs, salt spoons, small mirror, a Victorian fork, tray, two butter knives, etc., weighable silver 178g, (oriental plaque not silver)

Two canes, one with carved dog's head, an oak table lamp base, an antler handled toasting fork and an umbrella

Toys, to include a boxed Polizei Hubschrauber, Airfix Annual 1978, together with Dinky Supertoys Fire Engine, fork lift, etc, (qty)

Matchbox Fork Lift Truck new 15, boxed as new

Matchbox Superfast Fork Lift Truck new 15, boxed as new

Silver spoon and fork set in box mint condition London 1923 weight 63g

Herbert Terry - 1227 - A vintage pre war Herbert Terry 1227 Anglepoise table / desk lamp in original cream painted finish. Features a solid cast two tiered painted base‘ The Anglepoise - Made by Herbert Terry & Sons ’ to the front of the fork. The original conical shade with cooling holes along the back. Fully extended it measures approx 95cm high.

A group of miscellaneous items including hard-stone elephant carving; blue glass rinsers and ashtrays; African carved wood bowl stand; three jewellery boxes containing a quantity of costume jewellery; a very small group of low-denomination GB coins; cut glass inkwell; a Heredities resin figure of a boy and dog; a carved wooden elephant model; a brass 7lb weight; a brass and turned wood hand-bell; three Chinese hardwood stands of varying size; a reproduction painted wall bracket; a modernist sculpture of a duck; cased silver handed Christening knife and fork; dominoes; two salmon fly rods; wicker basket; and a small group of other items (in three boxes)

A DINKY NO.404, CONVEYANCER FORK LIFT TRUCK yellow and orange with yellow plastic hubs, near mint (minor 'melt' to hub rims), complete with black plastic pallet and instruction sheet (lacking winding key), boxed, the box good.

AN AGATE HANDLED KNIFE AND FORK. Knife: 8ins long.

Dinky: A collection of three boxed, Dinky Toys, to comprise: Dumper Truck, 562, yellow body; Blaw Knox Bulldozer, 561, red body; and Coventry Climax Fork Lift Truck, 14C. (3)

A pair of George III old English pattern desert spoons, by Richard Crossley, London 1793; another similar pair and a table spoon by the same maker, 1797; a Georgian Exeter silver table fork; and a William IV silver dessert fork; all crested apart from the Exeter fork; 301 g (9.67 troy ozs) gross

A large Russian, serving fork, Ivan Vonifatiyevich Yevstigneyev, St Petersberg 1875, interlaced handle with coat of arm finial flanked by rampant lions, 25cm 146g

A mix of silver items, including a sugar castor, pair of pepperettes, four napkin rings, two lidded mustard pots, and two salts, with a thistle pickle fork, mostly early 20th century, with a set of six teaspoons and sugar tongs and set of five coffee bean spoons, 540g, (15)

A mixture of silver and silver plated items, including an Art Nouveau silver basket surround, three silver napkin rings, a silver caddy soon and five silver spoons, (330g), with five silver handle butter knives, and a cased set of six silver handle butter knives, and a cased set of six silver handle fish knife and forks (one fork missing), with various pieces of silver plated flatware, (qty)

A cased set of six silver rat tail teaspoons, Sheffield 1926 Cooper Brothers, a Victorian silver christening fork and knife, mustard pot, spoons and other items