Two sets of six electroplated fish knives and forks, contained in a single oak box, with a quantity of plated and other flatware.

Two Kings pattern electroplated basting spoons, an electroplated soup ladle and an electroplated berry spoon and fork (5).

A large c.1900 oak cased canteen of electroplated cutlery with base drawer containing a gadrooned four piece tea set, the main hinged section with twelve place setting, cabinet length 60cm, width 51cm. Provenance: this canteen was owned by Harry Howarth who owned a steam packet line and also founded the Padiham Guardian.

A quantity of plated items including canteen box with quantity of assorted cutlery, two cased pairs of fish servers, various dishes etc.

A silver teaspoon, three carved bone handled knives and forks, a silver handled butter knife and a plated teaspoon.

An oak cased canteen of electroplated cutlery with hinged lid above two fitted drawers, also containing 18 silver teaspoons.

A cut glass cocktail shaker with plated mounts, height 21cm.

A quantity of predominantly boxed cutlery, an oval plated tray and various loose flatware.

Five cased sets of plated flatware comprising six salad knives and forks with mother of pearl handles, fish servers, six spoons, six butter knives and six further spoons.

A cased set of six fish knives and forks, with hallmarked silver mounts, a pair of plated sugar tongs and three salad knives and forks with mother of pearl handles.