(31) BRITISH & AMERICAN STERLING TABLEWARES

many Georgian and Victorian, British items include a Georgian candle wick trimmer and snuffer, London, WB for Wilkes Booth or William Bennett, 1809, a pair of sugar nips, London, JG, a Georgian meat skewer, London, RC/GS for Richard Crosley & George Smith IV, 1807, 13in., a set of 4 Victorian ball-footed salts with vermeil interior, Chester and Birmingham marks, a 3-piece cobalt lined condiment set including an open salt, a hinged covered mustard pot and a pepper shaker, 2 Birmingham salt spoons by William Hutton & Sons, 1928, an early Georgian footed cup, London, William Justis, 1750, 3in., an early Georgian footed cream pitcher, London, David Mowden, 1756, 3in. (Ex. Christies East), a Victorian muffineer, London, WE for (likely) William Evans, 1864, 4.5in., a small Georgian bowl, London, CF in oval for (likely) Crispin Fuller, 2.5x1.5in., 1800, and 3 mini meat skewers or picks, Birmingham, T H Hazlewood, 1913, 2.75in., American items include a Tiffany & Co. Shell & Thread tea infuser spoon, 5.5in., an S. Kirk & Son floral repousse tea strainer, 6.5in., ice tongs by Webster, 2.75in., and a 9-piece Mexican miniature tea service including a tray, tilt kettle, kettle stand, teapot, creamer, 2 covered bowls and 2 cups, 4in., 30.3ozt. weighable silver