An early Victorian silver cream jug, Joseph Angell I & John Angell I, London, 1837 with bulbous body and moulded girdle, applied leaf-capped scroll handle, raised on a conforming circular footrim, with gilt interior,185g, 5cm high; and a George III silver milk jug, possibly Richard Pearce, London, 1819, with gadrooned border, the body moulded with a band of anthemions enclosing a pair of vacant cartouches, raised on four foliate-and-scroll feet, with gilt interior,185g, 9cm high; and a George III silver salt cellar, maker's marks worn, Sheffield, 1813, with gadrooned rim, the bulbous body moulded with floral garlands, engraved with a crest, raised on three lion-head paw feet, with gilt interior, 165g, 9,5cm diameter; and a Victorian silver Old English pattern salt spoon, Maxfield & Sons, Sheffield, 1899, 10g (4)