THREE VARIOUS GEORGIAN CREAM-JUGS, A GEORGE IV CHAMBERSTICK, AND A PAIR OF EDWARD VII PIERCED COMPOTES, the first marks worn, London, circa 1760 pear-shaped on three hoof and shell feet, chased with rustic scene, with scroll handle and wavy rim--3¾in. (9.5cm.) high; the other two 1804 and 1806, each of shaped outline, engraved with wrigglework decoration, and engraved with initials, with applied reeded rims, one with tied reeded handle--4½in. (11.4cm.) high, the other slightly smaller; the chamberstick probably by Matthew Boulton Plate Co., Birmingham, 1825; shell form on two conical feet, with acanthus valve handle, the cylindrical stem with candle push--2½in. (6.3cm.) high; the shaped circular compotes by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., London, 1905; the sides pierced with bellflowers and scrolls, the center engraved with crest, on partly domed and pierced pedestal foot--7¾in. (19.6cm.) wide, 41oz. (6)