A mixed collection of silver items, comprising a silver fruit tazza by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1899, with acanthus scroll repousséwork on a shaped base
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A mixed collection of silver items, comprising a silver fruit tazza by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1899, with acanthus scroll repousséwork on a shaped base, diameter 25cm; together with a Victorian silver mug by Robert Chandler, Birmingham 1904, of conical form with fern and foliate engraved decoration sorrounding a central personal date inscription; a silver hot water jug by Brook & Son, Sheffield 1917, of conical form with complete with rattan handle; and a twin handled sugar bowl by William Hutton & Sons, London 1904, of ribbed design with twin capped scroll handles, total weight 116.3 grams ( 37.49 ozt). (4).
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