A GEORGE II SILVER PAP BOAT, A GEORGE III TEAPOT STAND AND AN IRISH WINE FUNNEL, pap boat, London, 1739, maker's mark probably that of G. Greenhill Jones, of typical form, engraved M*H, on base--4in. (10.1cm.) long, the oval teapot stand engraved with looping scroll band, wrigglework enclosed, on four tapering scroll feet--London, 1801, maker's mark of G. Smith II & T. Hayter--6¼in., (15.8cm.) long, the wine funnel with detachable spout, the molded circular body with everted applied reeded rim--Dublin, 1810, maker's mark illegible--6in. (15.2cm.) long, together with a wine tumbler, circular, chased with grapes and stylized leaves, engraved E E W D 1755, altered piece, bearing marks for London, maker's mark IG device below in heart shaped punch--2½in. (5cm.) diam., and a footed cylindrical dram cup, engraved with crest--marked IR on foot rim, possibly American--2¼in. (5.7cm.) high, 11oz. (5)