A GEORGE II SILVER CREAM JUG, maker's mark unclear

A GEORGE II SILVER CREAM JUG, maker's mark unclear (possibly Edward Wood?), London 1747, baluster, with scrolling rim and double scroll handle, the body repousse with bucolic farmyard scenes of buildings, one with a duck pond in front, the other with a horned cow lying down in front, the shaped cartouche to the front engraved with monogram, raised on three C-scroll legs with pad feet; together with A VICTORIAN SILVER CREAM JUG, by Henry Holland, London 1879, shaped oval with angular strap handle, engraved to the front with foliate sprays and flowerheads around a shield cartouche engraved with monogram; A VICTORIAN CREAM JUG, maker unknown, Chester 1896, similar to the first, the body repousse with scrolling foliage and flowers, cartouche engraved with monogram; and two others. (5) Largest 11.4cm high, 13.7 troy ounces gross