each baluster body, raised on a stepped circular spreading foot, applied with moulded handles, dents, the sugar bowl 14cm wide over handles, 240g all in; a George V silver cream jug, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1933, the ovoid body raised on a stepped spreading circular foot, the side applied with a harp-shaped handle, base stamped 'MAPPIN & WEBB LTD, SHEFFIELD & LONDON', dents, 10,5cm high, 135g; a late Victorian silver hot water jug, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1899, the tapering ovoid body with inverted sides, engraved with foliate panels and initials, on an oval-shaped base, the side applied with a ribbed handle, the hinged domed cover surmounted by a foliate finial, stamped 'RD No 251095', 21cm high, 495g; a George V silver pierced pedestal dish, E S Barnsley & Co, Birmingham, 1911, the wavy pierced frame supported on an upturned baluster column, on a domed spreading circular foot, stamped '542633', 11,5cm high, 225g; an Edward VII silver dish, John Henry Wyn, Birmingham, 1908, the oval pierced body embossed with a foliate rim, 23cm wide, 55g; a George V silver basket, William Adams Ltd, Birmingham, 1928, the pierced shaped body with a wavy rim, oxidisation, 10,4cm diameter, 60g; a George VI silver tea strainer and bowl, E Silver & Co, Sheffield, 1945, with leaf-shaped handle, repaired, 11,5cm wide, 90g all in; and an Elizabeth II silver-plated tea strainer and associated silver bowl, Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1966, 15cm wide, 25g