DescriptionPieces. Including a pair of Frank M Whiting sterling footed round salt cellars with cobalt glass liners - stamped, "Sterling"; a pair of Champlain sterling hand chased round salt cellars with cobalt glass liners - stamped, "Sterling"; (2) pair of Gorham sterling petite salt cellars - stamped, "Sterling"; pair of German .800 silver salt cellars with clear glass liners - stamped, "800"; pair of Norwegian sterling Viking ship form salt cellars with cobalt glass liners - stamped, "Sterling"; pair of sterling oblong salt cellars with cobalt glass liners - stamped, "Sterling"; (3) assorted English silver lidded salt cellars with cobalt glass liners; a Canadian Birks sterling lidded salt cellar with a non removable glass liner - stamped, "Sterling"; a continental .800 silver figural mythological dragon, with human head over the cup tea strainer - stamped, "800"; a monogrammed most probably Dutch silver over the cup tea strainer decorated with (4) panels depicting a jovial village scenes; a most probably Dutch silver over the cup articulated tea strainer with a single panel depicting a delightful homestead scene; pair of English silver berry spoons with open work handles; a Georgian period English silver berry spoon with a city mark of London, maker's mark of Clement Cheese, and a date letter of 1826; an Italian Ilaria sterling serving spoon - stamped, "925"; a Reed and Barton Guildhall sterling large shell bowl spoon - stamped, "Sterling"; a Danish Cohr sterling two-prong serving fork - stamped, "Sterling"; a continental .800 silver serving spoon - stamped, "800"; and a matching two-piece hollow handle sterling serving pieces with stainless bowl/blade. Total approx. weight of all items is 40.21 troy oz (gross) excluding all glass liners and hollow handle items. From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: Cohr serving fork measures approx. 8.25" in length.品相报告: Condition ReportGood, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. (1) clear and (1) cobalt boat shaped glass liners exhibit chips. (1) lidded salt cellar cobalt liner exhbits a chip.