A VICTORIAN SILVER CRUET STAND WITH FOUR SILVER MOUNTED CERAMIC CONTAINERS, AND A GROUP OF ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL SILVER ITEMS, the cruet maker's mark of Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1892, the olive/brown ceramic body with paterae, shell and anthemion painted decoration, in white and beige--Doulton - Lambeth, the shaped quatrefoil stand with beaded rims, with covered mustard pot, two casters and a salt, the stand--6in. (15.2cm.) long, the English items comprising a wine strainer--London, 1778, a chased mustard pot with blue glass liner--1896, a set of six individual asparagus tongs--Sheffield, 1897 and a five bar toast rack--Birmingham, 1924, the Continental items comprising six tea strainers, a set of twelve knife rests, a teabag holder, a clasp, and four trinket trays--weighable silver 54oz (34)