A GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER DINING ARTICLESby various makers, 1759-1980Comprising a David Bell thee-legged salt cellar with gilt-washed interior, London, 1759, two Robert Harper salt cellars, London, 1879 with two Francis Higgins II salt spoons with gilt-washed bowls, London, 1868 & 1879, a Harrison Brothers & Howson mustard pot with cobalt glass liner, Sheffield, 1885, a Louis Landsberg footed boat-form salt cellar, London, 1900, a pepperette probably by James Griffiths, Birmingham, 1905, a Fattorini & Sons Ltd. footed sauce boat, Birmingham, 1906, a Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. small footed bowl, London, 1934, a four-piece bud vase, probably by Hubert Hall, Birmingham, 1912, and a Mills & Hersey pepper grinder, London, 1980,together with a Continental 800 standard silver four-footed salt cellar with gilt-washed interior;height of pepper grinder 6in (15.3cm); total weighable silver approximately 21oz troy (10).Provenance: ProvenanceHarrison Brothers & Howson mustard pot: , June 1977.Louis Landsberg salt cellar: Christie's, 1978.Fattorini & Sons Ltd. sauce boat: Christie's, 1978.