A group of silver,prising: a swing handle pierced sugar basket, Chester, 1913, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, raised on a spreading circular foot, with shaped beaded rim, liner missing, 11.8cm high; two goblets, Birmingham, 1913, maker marks rubbed, both with presentation engraving dated 1913, 12cm high; a cream jug, London, 1912, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, with scalloped rim, raised on three trefid feet, 6.5cm high; a sugar caster, marks rubbed, of baluster form, raised on a stepped circular foot, 16cm high; a pepper shaker, Birmingham, 1902, E S Barnsley & Co (Edward Souter Barnsley), of baluster form, 9.8cm high; together with a smaller example, marks rubbed, 8.4cm high; a footed pierced dish, Sheffield, 1923, J Rodgers & Sons Ltd; a mustard pot, Birmingham, 1910, Oldfield Ltd, missing lid, with blue glass liner; a pair of twin handled trays, Sheffield, 1910, Lee & Wigfull (Henry Wigfull), with pierced border and shaped rim, 16.3cm wide; a circular dish, Birmingham, 1912, Henry Charles Freeman, with pierced sides and enamelled well, 15cm wide; and a fork, Birmingham, 1900, makers mark rubbed, 14.5cm high; together with a spoon, stamped with the 833 Dutch standard mark, gilded and repousse decorated to the bowl, 19cm, and another Continental spoon, total weight. 32.1oz (lot)  Condition Report: Weight excludes Continental spoons.