A VICTORIAN SILVER TEA CADDY AND CREAM JUG AND A SET OF TWELVE EASTERN EUROPEAN PARCEL-GILT TEASPOONS, the partly fluted bombe, four bun footed caddy initialled, the raised detachable acanthus chased cover topped by flower finial--maker's mark of J.B. Carrington, Birmingham, 1887--5in. (12.7cm.) high, the three legged baluster cream jug--Hasler & Hasler, London, 1899, the fiddle pattern spoons engraved front with foliate scrolls centering vacant shield, the bowl back with architecture and further scrolls also to handle--either Russian or Polish, 1865, struck with double headed eagle and Cyrillic initials over 1865--5½in. (13.9cm.) long, together with a pierced sugar spoon, a small chamberstick, and an unmarked tea-strainer--(not weighed), the silver 23.5oz. (17)