A collection of silver items, comprising a cream jug by Walter Brind, London 1815, with a reeded handle and shaped spout
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A collection of silver items, comprising a cream jug by Walter Brind, London 1815, with a reeded handle and shaped spout; together with a christening mug by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1939, with a faceted scroll handle and raised on a circular foot; another christening mug by Robert Edgar Stone, London 1948, of conical form raised on a shaped foot with 'Hickory Dickory Dock' and mouse engraving to side, a silver caddy spoon by Georg Jensen, Denmark, marks for 1933 to 1944, pattern No. 41, designed with a leaf-shaped bowl and a curled handle with pearl detail; a small silver condiment spoon with twisted handle, London 1933, makers marks partially rubbed; and a hammered silver spoon with faceted finial to top, possibly by Frank Erratt, hallmarks partially rubbed; Total weight of items 523.9 grams (16.84 ozt). (6).
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