American and English, collection of silver objects

American and English
collection of thirteen silver objects

18th-19th century
sterling silver, coin silver, silver
5.5 h × 4.5 w × 2.5 d in (14 × 11 × 6 cm)

Pedestal cream pitcher, possibly English. Monogrammed to body and engraved 'CE' to base.
Tri-footed cream pitcher, London, with illegible date and maker's mark.
Cream pitcher with shell feet by Stephen Adams II, London, England, c. 1816.
American coin silver open salt.
Pastry server with twist handle by Burritt, Brooks & Co., Ithaca, USA.
Three-piece coin silver flatware set in leather presentation box by Isaac Garrison, Pittsburgh, USA, c. 1868. Each element engraved 'Charlie A. Grubbs Sept. 28th 1868'.
Five American tongs with monograms.
Pedestal pitcher and open salt. Unmarked.
All other examples marked. 22.8 ozt.
Condition Report: Dimensions listed are of tallest example. Wear commensurate with age. 1/2" break to spout of pedestal cream pitcher. Some dents, mostly to tri-footed example. Two pitchers with partially struck marks. Open salt with vacant shield.