Including a pair of Edwardian pepper pots with mark of Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham (1901) hallmarks (3.5 in.); a pair of George V salt cellars with mark of Barker Bros., Chester (1913) hallmarks, with cobalt liners and double handles; a George III silver master salt with London (1816) hallmarks and no sponsor's mark, cutwork sides with shaped and gadrooned rim, raised on four ball & claw feet, with cobalt liner (2 x 3 x 2.5 in.); a Victorian silver fork with mark of Edward Hutton, London (1893) hallmarks (6.25 in.); a silverplate salt spoon with figural handle and mark of Elkington & Co.; an Edwardian beaker or cache pot with mark of Carrington & Co, London (1902) (3 x 4 in. diameter) (with some minor denting); hallmarks and a pair of George V silver salt spoons with mark of J. Collyer Ltd., Birmingham (1912) hallmarks (2.5 in.). No monograms or engravings.

13.4 total troy oz.

Collection of Francis Webb, Chapel Hill, NC

Good estate condition.