Three English Silver Sugar Casters

The first, an Edwardian horn form caster, mark of Henry Matthews, partially rubbed date marks, featuring a dolphin foot, crane scrolled handle, and reticulated lid (5 in.); a Victorian caster, mark of Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield, partially rubbed date marks, octagonal faceted form with reticulated cover and urn form finial (8 in.); and an Edwardian caster, mark of Williams, Birmingham (1911), featuring a stepped foot, foliate reticulated cover, and urn form finial (6 1/2 in.); all without monograms.

14 total troy oz.

By Descent of the late Freda Fielding O’Leary, Ireland

The horn form caster with scattered minor denting; the tallest with separation and abrasion to cover, minor denting; the last with significant buckling and warping to foot, denting to cover and base.