A collection of miscellaneous silver items, comprising a late Victorian silver tea caddy by Matthew John Jessop, London 1897
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A collection of miscellaneous silver items, comprising a late Victorian silver tea caddy by Matthew John Jessop, London 1897, of rectangular form with pull-off domed cover and twisted finial; together with a silver hipflask by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1917, monogram to front, stamped to base 'Edward & Sons Glasgow'; another silver hipflask, Birmingham 1901, makers marks rubbed, in two parts with personal engraving to side, lacking cover; a Victorian silver mounted photo frame by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1901, of reticulated design with repoussé Putti and acanthus leaves and blue velevet backing; and a white metal smoking pipe, with pierced hinge cover to top, and pull-off finial mouthpiece cover on chain, total weighable 322.4 grams (10.36 ozt.) (5).
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