A GROUP OF GEORGE III/IV SILVER ITEMS, all London, comprising a mustard-pot London, 1787, maker's mark of H. Chawner, oval, the sides pierced with paterae enclosing floral swag within bars, between wrigglework bands, with scroll handle, thumbpiece and flat hinged cover, with clear glass liner (small chip); two matching baluster castors, differing finials--1786 & 1791 (repairs); a Fiddle pattern fish-slice, with partly pierced and engraved blade--1822; a Reeded Fiddle pattern stuffing-spoon--1817, maker's mark of Paul Storr; a pair of plain sugar-tongs--1806, a Kings pattern Scottish sauce-ladle--Edinburgh, 1832 together with an American cream-jug and sugar-bowl, and a condiment-spoon--33oz.