Three George IV oblong toilet jars with foliate-pierced and engraved lids, each with a vacant circular cartouche, with a matching oblong inkwell with screw-down lid and a matching shaving brush in travelling case, John and Archibald Douglas, London 1825, one of the toilet jars with maker's mark only; a small collection of steel and ivory dressing table implements; a set of four Regency plain Old English pattern salt spoons, London 1811; seven further condiment spoons, including an Amerian 19th Century example; three Hanovarian pattern fancy-back teaspoons; and five further teaspoons. (A Lot)