A group of Chinese export small silver items, to

A group of Chinese export small silver items, to include a tea strainer decorated in relief with flowering branches, marked to handle LH 90 alongside a character mark and attributed to Luen Hing (Shanghai, circa 1880-1920), length 7 (17.8cm); together with a pair of flowerhead dishes, each raised on three leaf modelled feet, marked to base K.Y and a character mark, plus a further small dish on four splay feet, and a small goblet, both marked WH 90 with character marks and attributed to Wang Hing & Co (Hong Kong & Shanghai, circa 1854-1925). Total gross weight 7.92 ozt (246.3 grams). Dimensions: Condition Report: Multiple item lot in mixed condition, all pieces displaying general surface wear, marks and scratches with heavier marks or damage to some. All pieces also with some heavy tarnishing and would benefit from a clean and polish. A few dints and knocks. These are mostly visible to the singular dish with several little dints around the rim and some compression to feet causing indent marks. Also some splits around rim and likely small repairs. One foot also with likely repairs as raised higher so that the dish cannot stand on all four feet. Goblet with slightly misshapen rim and some visible seam lines. Maker's marks with some rubbing but mostly all legible.