A Henry Keat & Sons brass 4 turns buglet.

A small collection of plated items including a toast rack, a wine coaster and various cased cutlery.

A large collection of vintage and later silver plated and stainless steel cutlery including two Danish ladles.

Two advertising shop displays - The Original Ben Sherman and Dorothy Perkins, the largest 80cm in length.

Three vintage canteens of silver plated and stainless steel cutlery.

A Thermos travelling picnic set with cups, cutlery and plates, 45cm wide.

An 18th century ecclesiastical carved and painted wooden figure of Mary praying, 24cm high.

An 18th century Bayley & Street cast bronze skillet, 36.5cm in length.

A 20th century hardwood and inlaid folding chequer board, 47cm wide together with a similar smaller example, 30cm wide.

A 19th century carved treen nutmeg grater in the form of an acorn, 7cm wide.

A novelty silver plated toast rack, 22cm in length.

An early/mid 20th century Guinness toucan advertising model raised on an oval wooden plinth, 71cm high.

A large collection of Glosswood stainless steel Sheffield cutlery with wooden handles.