A GEORGE IV SILVER WINE FUNNEL, A VICTORIAN AND A DUTCH SILVER MUFFINEER, the first of typical form with broadly reeded sides, the partly pierced strainer with gadrooned rim and shell clip--London, 1825, maker's mark Charles Price, the strainer part marked--6¼in. (15.8cm.) long, the lower part of the cylindrical muffineer chased with shaped panels of trailing flowers divided by swirled scrolls, on molded circular foot, with chased corded shoulder, the slip on, partly pierced, domed conforming cover topped by ball finial--London, 1895, G. M. Jackson--7¾in. (19.6cm.) high, the last baluster, on square foot, engraved with angel flanked vacant oval cartouche, the bayonet fitting high domed, partly pierced cover, topped by baluster finial--9¼in. (23.4cm.) high, 25.5oz. (3)