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Metalware:
Brass and other metalware including coal scuttle, pot, plates, griddles, candlesticks, fire furniture, pewter tankards. Plus an Islamic style fold...
Metalware:
Copper coal scuttle, brass watering can and samovar, ceramic book ends, etc.
Platedware:
Elkington 77-piece silver plated flatware with plain pine handles in a canteen.
Platedware:
Selection of dinner, fish and dessert knives, forks and spoons including mother of pearl handles, bone handled serving spoons and steel.
Copperware Kitchenalia:
Tray, cooking pot, three graduated milk jugs, kettle, two small tankards and a bed warmer. (9)
Metalware:
20th cent. Copper and brass plant troughs, 16½ins. x 2, 13¾ins. x 2, 12¼ins, 7¾ins, brass bowl 13¾ns diameter, helmet coal scuttle, waste paper bi...
White Metal & Platedware:
Teapot, lighter, Walker & Hall flatware and a selection of seven Jasperware pots and plates.
Platedware:
Silver plated nutcrackers x 2, wick trimmers x 2, butter dish A/f. Plus a novelty Linton puppy dog nutcracker.
Cast Ironware:
Coalbrookdale style cast iron stick stand with an assortment of wooden walking sticks, a lacrosse raquet, and a Gray's Karachi King Super Hockeyst...
Platedware:
Dessert serving spoons with elaborate bowls and handles, all marked Sterling. 8.6oz.
Platedware:
White metal fish servers with moulded handles, one hallmarked Birmingham and a coffee spoon with a dog rose finial. 9.8oz.
Metalware:
20th cent. Pictish mint paperknife in the form of a broadsword, Tudric pewter cupholder.
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