A group of silver comprising: a Britannia silver tea strainer, by F T Ray & Co., with crown handles and pierced bowl, 11.4cm wide; a small banded bowl, Sheffield, 1933, Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), 7.3cm diameter; two four division toast racks, by...

A group of silver comprising: a Britannia silver tea strainer, by F T Ray & Co., with crown handles and pierced bowl, 11.4cm wide; a small banded bowl, Sheffield, 1933, Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), 7.3cm diameter; two four division toast racks, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1910, 9.7cm wide; a pair of peppers, London, 1929, Pairpoint Brothers, makers marks rubbed, on stepped circular bases, 8.5cm high; a set of six shot glasses with silver mounts, foreign mark, London, 1893, Martin Sugar, the pierced mounts with scrolling foliate and cherub mask decoration, 5cm high; a pair of mustards with hinged lids and blue plastic liners, Birmingham, 1916, makers marks rubbed, missing spoons; two associated mustard spoons, one Sheffield, 1906, W S Savage & Co, the other by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, date mark indistinct; a glass salt with silver cover, marks rubbed, 10.5cm high; and an associated Victorian salt spoon, London, 1863, Chawner & Co (George William Adams), fiddle and thread pattern, 11.5cm long; weighable silver approx. 17oz (lot)
One of the toast racks with one division snapped off base to one side. Weighable silver excludes glass shot glasses (but not mounts), plastic liners of mustards, and glass salt (but not cover).