A late George II plain vase-shaped caster with baluster finial, the underside of the foot scratch-engraved with initials, maker's initials I. W., London 1758; a silver-topped cut glass pepperette; three silver-topped glass mustard pots; a silver-mounted hunting flask; a pair of Victorian beaded and foliate-decorated salt cellars on ball feet, Elkington and Co., Birmingham 1900; a pierced oval salt cellar with blue glass liner; a ribbed curved cigarette case with presentation inscription; two toddy lifters with twist whalebone handles; an unusual pair of George III fiddle pattern sugar tongs engraved with a monogram and with horseshoe-shaped bowls, Eley and Fearn, London 1799; four various pairs of sugar tongs; a knife; a Newcastle caddy spoon; a set of five Old English pattern egg spoons; five various tea and coffee spoons; three various condiment spoons, one of them unmarked; and a plated collapsible beaker in leather case. (A Lot)