A GEORGE III SILVER MUSTARD POT AND A VICTORIAN BACHELOR'S TEAPOT, each London, the first 1798, maker's mark of Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp; the teapot 1863, E. & J. Barnard, the partly fluted compressed circular mustard pot on circular foot, the sides chased with rose sprays divided by scroll enclosed scalework cartouche, one cartouche engraved with crest and motto, leaf capped scroll handle, the hinged cover part chased topped by baluster finial, with spoon cut out --3in. (7.6cm.) high; the bullet form teapot on circular foot, the shoulder and cover flat chased and engraved with trailing flowers, two sides with scroll enclosed oval quatrefoil cartouche, one engraved with worn crest, the flat hinged cover topped by cast flower form finial--4in. (10.1cm.) high, gross weight 17oz. (2)