A collection of miscellaneous silver items, comprising a sugar bowl by Lambert & Co, London 1911, of shaped faceted form with twin scroll handles

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A collection of miscellaneous silver items, comprising a sugar bowl by Lambert & Co, London 1911, of shaped faceted form with twin scroll handles; together with a silver cream jug by Lambert & Co, London 1911, of the same design on a circular foot; a pair of salt cellars by Edward Wood, London 1737, with beaded rims and raised on three cabriole feet; a pair of silver mustard pots by Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1933, of circular form with hinged covers, complete with Bristol blue glass liners; and a larger silver salt cellar by Edward & Sons of Glasgow, possibly 1914, with hinged cover and silver salt spoon marked 'D&S', complete with Bristol blue glass liner, chip to liner; and a silver cream jug, London late 19th/early 20th Century, rubbed hallmarks, with readed rim and raised on four bun feet, inscribed commemorative message verso; total weighable 691.2 grams (22.22 ozt). (8).