The first a sterling silver dish with reticulated sides raised on four ball feet and with mark of Lebkuecher & Co. (2.1 troy oz, LOA 5 in.) (some denting and mis-shaping); an Edwardian cut glass scent bottle with silver cap with Birmingham (1910) hallmarks, period monogram (5 in.) (some denting to cap, minor nicks to bottle); a similar scent bottle with illegible English hallmarks (4 3/8 in.) (denting to cap, chipping to bottle); a cut glass scent bottle with unmarked silver collar and hinged cover (break and tear to hinge, minor chipping to bottle) (5.75 in.); a sterling silver overlay scent bottle by Alvin (6.25 in.) (stopper is a replacement); an American scent bottle with sterling clad stopper by unknown manufacturer (5.75 in.); and two American cut glass dresser jars with sterling silver covers (denting to floral cover).

5.7 weighable troy oz.

The Estate of Mary Gorham Bynum of Pinehurst, NC