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A Toast Rack, oblong, six division, with tapering oval handle, (by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1920, 15cm, 10 1/2oz); Another Toast Rack, oblong, four division, shaped handle, (by Edward Viners, Sheffield 1937, 7.5cm long, 1 1/2oz); and A Knife, Fork and Spoon, moulded borders and engraved initials, (by William Hutton & Son's, Sheffield 1910, 3 1/2oz) (in fitted case) (3)

A Victorian Silver Gilt Dessert Knife, Fork and Spoon, with moulded vine leaf and ropework pattern, (by George Adams, London 1865, 4 1/2oz) (in fitted case)

A George III Silver and Mother-of-Pearl Fruit Knife and Fork, the oval handle composed of two mother-of-pearl plaques inset with an oval disc engraved 'Elizabeth', concealing a silver blade and two pronged fork, (maker's mark 'LL', Sheffield 1811, 14.4cm long overall), in red leather case

A late Victorian silver gilt christening set comprising knife, fork, spoon and cup, cased, London, 1895, by R & S Garrard & Co. (Cased).

A pair of Victorian silver fork and spoon, cast with a stag hunting scent, musical instruments, shell etc. London, 1893, 6 ozs.

A Victorian silver butter knife, with a Mother of Pearl handle, together with a silver and mother of pearl pickle fork, etc.

A pair of graduated Continental silver toilet jars and covers, a silver fork, London 1821, a white metal ladle and a collection of silver plated items.

A part canteen of six silver knives and forks, Sheffield 1849, together with a set of four mother of pearl handled fruit knives and forks, six fish knives and forks and a cased spoon and fork, Sheffield 1933.

A cased set of twelve silver handled knives, Sheffield 1915, together with a chased christening spoon and fork, Sheffield 1912, a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1929, a pair of Mappin and Webb berry spoons 1917, and sundry silver and silver plate. Weight all in 996g, 32oz.

H.M. plain silver circular photo frame, 5" diameter; also H.M. silver bread fork and Georgian silver buckle brooch

Five cased sets, comprising 12 silver handled dessert knives, two sets of 6 bean end coffee spoons, a christening spoon and fork set and a set of 6 coffee spoons and tongs with shell terminals

A silver-gilt canteen, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1968/70, 8 dessert spoons 8 table forks 8 dessert forks 8 soup spoons 8 fish forks 8 fish knives 2 serving spoons and with steel: 8 pastry forks 8 table knives 8 tea knives 7 fruit knives meat knife carving fork steel 3650gr, 117oz 6dwt weighable silver

Hourglass pattern table silver, mostly William Eley/Eley & Fearn, London, 1805/10/17/21/24, 12 tablespoons 9 table forks 12 dessert spoons 12 dessert fork 6 teaspoons serving spoons pair of salad servers a soup ladle a fish slice sugar tongs 2 salt spoons520 0gr, 167oz 2dwt

A CASED SET OF SILVER-PLATED TEA-SERVING CUTLERY comprising, one half dozen teaspoons, sugar tongs, butter knife, jam spoon and bone-handled cake fork, all E.P.N.S.,

A GEORGE V WOODEN-HANDLED SILVER TOASTING FORK the hardwood handle turned with a spiral-twist centre section, with unmarked scroll-looped suspender to the balustroid terminal, 48.5cm, (19in)

THREE CHILDRENS' CASED SETS OF SILVER CUTLERY comprising one with spoon and napkin ring, bright cut engraved, with inscriptions, 20th century, one with spoon and fork, 20th century, and another similar, 20th century

A QUANTITY OF VARIOUS SILVER CUTLERY comprising a pair of salad servers, Sheffield 1910, HA, a pair of fiddle pattern teaspoons London, 1864, George Angell, a sauce ladle, London, 1928, D.F., A Victorian child's spoon, a child's fork, a pair of bone-handled pickle forks, Sheffield, 1879, A Norwegian silver sauce ladle and a napkin ring, Sheffield, 1911, in all 10.5ozs, (326gms) inclusive

A GROUP OF ANTIQUE AND LATER SILVER FLATWARE comprising: a pair of Victorian saltspoons with Evangelist terminals, two other salt spoons, a souvenir tea- spoon with running chicken finial, a child's fork, a butter knife and a pair of sugar tongs, all hallmarked, and a Continental white metal souvenir teaspoon, marked, (9)

LONDON: (EARLY INCUSE DUTY MARK) AN OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE FORK London, 1785 maker George Smith III incuse duty mark, engraved 'A.D.' in blackletter

A CHILD'S CASED SILVER SPOON AND FORK, Old English pattern, chased with floral decoration, London 1894 and 1895, makers M.J. and G?, in retailer's case of Pidduck, Manchester

A PART SILVER CASED DESSERT SET comprising: A Silver-handled cake knife and fork, the handles hallmarked Birmingham, 1874, maker J.Gilbert, (the blade and tines silver-plated also with mark of J. Gilbert) and A pair of plated grape scissors, similarly marked

A 19th century Russian silver gilt christening pair of scroll patterned knife and fork, marked for St Petersburg 1852/1859, engraved with armorial, 4.5oz (2)

A Victorian silver christening pair of spoon and fork by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1896, each bright cut engraved with fern pattern, cased, 2oz

A large Victorian Scottish Highland dirk, the 30cm single edged steel blade fitted with a Celtic knot carved bog oak handle set with silver studs below a silver disk pommel with ball finial, maker JB, Edinburgh 1899, the black leather scabbard with silver mounts bright cut engraved with stylised leaves and containing a small matching silver mounted knife and two pronged fork each in its own integral sheath, the rear strap mount now attached with two suspension chains, maker JMT, Edinburgh 1898, 18.5cm, overall length 44cm

A wooden bowl and cover of irregular oval shape, carved in relief with stylised plant forms 7" wide, together with a wooden fork and spoon, the handles carved in relief with ivy, beads and berries.

A silver bladed butter knife with mother-of-pearl handles, 3 George III silver teaspoons, another, lacquer, an EPNS and mother-of-pearl sardine scoop and bread fork, and assorted 20thC coinage.

A 19th bone `Prisoner of War' server with a hinged opposing fork and spoon `grasp' and loop handles, 30cm long.

Two small silver photograph frames, English, early 20th century, a collection of napkin rings, a silver cigarette case, a combined folding fruit knife and fork, Sheffield 1912 and an enamelled silver part clock case. Total weight 765g, 24oz.

A silver snuff box, Birmingham 1827, of rectangular form with machined decoration, together with a silver jug, London 1824, a folding fruit knife and fork, Sheffield 1900, two silver matchbox holders, a napkin ring, mustard pot, a brush and mirror and an Indian silver box; all in 1155g, 37oz.

A cased four piece silver gilt christening set, London 1873, 1875 and 1876, including a mug, knife, fork spoon all engraved with formal floral and foliate sprays, each piece monogrammed "M.D.S.", set in a shaped and fitted leather case. 354g.11oz.

A Richard Eckert & Co., 6in. male figure wearing 18th Century dress with rustic support - blue crossed hay fork mark; and a pair of continental similar female figures, "The Scribe" and "The Sulptress", 6in. high (one imperfect, one restored). (3)

Five Victorian stylized Hanoverian pattern dessert forks; four dessert spoons; and another fork, by Frederick Elkington, Birmingham 1873, 18.5oz. (10)

A George III fiddle pattern table fork, London 1806, by William Eley and William Fearn ; a William IV fiddle pattern dessert fork, London 1836; and a pair of George III bright cut sugar tongs, possibly by Steven Adams. (3)

A Victorian christening knife and spoon, Birmingham 1864, by George Unite; and a christening fork by the same maker. (3)

An embossed and gilt tooled leather card case, the paper knife with initials, two egg toppers and a silver handled pickle fork. (5)

A three-piece plated christening set comprising; knife, fork and spoon together with napkin ring, cased, a silver christening spoon, cased, a set of six silver coffee spoons, cased and a set of six silver cake forks, cased. (4)

Georg Jensen 'Acorn' pattern table silver, Denmark, post 1945, comprising: 12 table spoons 12 table forks 12 dessert spoons 12 dessert forks 12 fish forks 12 fish knives 12 bouillon spoons 8 teaspoons 11 coffee spoons a pair of fish servers a medium serving spoon a medium serving fork a small serving spoon a small serving fork a serving spoon a cake server a sifter spoon a meat fork a cold cut fork a small sauce ladle a butter knife 3 lobster picks with steel tines/blades 12 table knives 12 dessert knives 12 fruit knives 9 pastry forks a cake knife a cheese knife a small serving spoon a small serving fork (168 pieces)

Pair of American sterling silver tablespoons, pistol handled hand fork and a small assortment of silver plated wares including scalloped dish

Late Victorian silver mother of pearl fork, maker T L, Sheffield 1896

Edwardian silver and ivory handled bread fork by William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield 1902, the shaped tongs and gadrooned collar with carved handle, 23.5cm long.

Two Georgian Kings pattern condiment spoons, a plain salt spoon, a pair of sugar tongs and a cake fork (5 items).

A knife and two prong fork, the Worcester pistol shaped handles painted in underglaze blue with the Formal Daisy pattern, circa 1760

Joseph Wippel & Co. of Exeter. Cased pair of bone handled fish servers. The blade and fork with openwork foliates and swags decoration. Hallmark J.W & Co. Exeter 1877.

A table cutlery with hunting motifs. for six people, German around 1780. Finely forged iron cutlery. Grip panels of green coloured bone with rich silver mountings (some added). Ornamentation varies slightly. The knives with smith marks. One fork handle is cracked. Length of knives each approx. 20 cm. €2,200.00

A staghorn pipe. Meiningen, Thuringia around 1830. Stag horn with silver mounting. Antler fork with carved portrayal of a herd of deer in a forest clearing. On the lid, silver medallion with stag and doe, a leaf rosette in the base. Height 14 cm. Small repairs. €1,250.00

A rare lantaka breechloader. Malaysia, 17th/18th century. Bronze smoothbore in 15 mm calibre with strong muzzle swelling and front sight. The half-round open breech has the original breechblock and an iron wedge secured to a chain. Side-mounted trunnions with a swivel fork. Length 96 cm. Weight 10.6 kg. €2,000.00

A Biedermeier traveling cutlery set. Carlsbad, dated 1818. Iron, folding set consisting of knife, fork and spoon. Vestiges of blued steel on grips with gold and silver damascened floral decor, the reverses inscribed "Andenken" (memento) and "Carlsbad" respectively. The handle of the silver spoon bowl with official 13-loetig fineness markings, the year "1818" and office mark "B1", duty-free stamp of the same punch office and maker's mark "IF". Total lengths 183, 184 and 195 mm. In original red case stamped "Karlsbad". €800.00

An Iberian "mushroom"-antenna sword. in its own sheath. late Hallstatt, 6th to 5th century B.C. The long, slender, double-fullered iron blade with central reinforcing ridge, rounded quillons with three round inlaid copper ornaments on the front, the grip in two copper-soldered half-shells ornamented with a pierced and ribbed middle ridge, the antenna fork with two riveted mushroom pommels, on the grip and pommels an ample ornamentation of intarsia copper rings. the iron sheath in two soldered halves, on the front of the locket and on the rear of the chape an ornamentation of copper ring amidst copper double stripes, the carrying bar and carrying ring grooved. L 58.3 cm = 23 in. An inordinately rare, complete and richly decorated set. €1,400.00

An Celt-Iberian iron. "mushroom"-antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. The pointed blade with six reinforcing ribs over the entire length, file-ornamented quillons, a moulded grip with heat-damascened copper-ring ornamentation, the two-pronged antenna fork with soldered mushroom or plate pommels, professionally conserved, the surface somewhat blistery but intact. L 36.5 cm = 14.4 in. €800.00

An Celt-Iberian iron "mushroom"-antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Slim straight double-edged blade with a central ridge, the grip composed of several elements with riveted quillons and an iron two-piece copper-soldered and bellied baluster shell decorated with heat-damascened bronze rings, the antenna fork with two riveted mushroom or plate pommels, professionally conserved and in excellent condition. L 35.5 cm = 14 in. €1,200.00

An Celt-Iberian iron "mushroom"-antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Slim straight double-edged blade with a central ridge, the grip composed of several elements with round quillons and riveted to the rincasso, the two-piece grip shell soldered with copper (the partly burst seam reveals the technique employed), heat-damascened decoration consiting of copper rings, the antenna fork without pommels (missing), professionally conserved and in modest condition. 36.5 cm = 14.4 in. €400.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, file-ornamented quillons, the cylindrical grip decorted with incised notches, the antenna fork ending ending in two ball pommels made of half-shells, professionally conserved and restored, the surface blistery but closed. L 37.5 cm = 14.8 in. €700.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C.,. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two ball pommels made of half-shells, professionally conserved and restored, the surface blistery and some chipsmissing from the grip and blade.L 33 cm = 13 in. €200.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two ball pommels made of half-shells, professionally conserved and restored, the surface blistery, the rincasso bent, the point of the blade broken off. L 30 cm = 11.8 in. €150.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length and an elegantly formed point, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two ball pommels made of half-shells, professionally conserved and in excellent condition with a good and entirely closed metal surface. L 33 cm = 13 in. €600.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two ball pommels made of half-shells, in modest condition, the surface partly scarred, the pommels with missing bits. L 32 cm = 12.6 in. €150.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two ball pommels made of half-shells, in modest condition, the surface partly scarred and blistery. L 35 cm = 13.8 in. €200.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two ball pommels made of half-shells, in modest condition with some restored chips out of the blade. L 38.5 cm = 15.2 in. €150.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two lentil pommels, in modest condition with a restored bend in the middle of the blade and some small missing chips. L 34 cm = 13.4 in. €100.00

An Celt-Iberian iron antenna dagger. late Hallstatt period, 6th to 5th century B.C. Straight double-edged blade with several fullers over its entire length, the quillons overlapping the sides of the rincasso, the flat grip shell soldered, the short antenna fork ending in two lentil pommels, professionally conserved and in very good condition, the surface metallic, the blade with an as-found bend and a few small restorations. L 31 cm = 12.2 in. €300.00