A group of silver,prising: a sauce boat, Chester, 1920, Barker Brothers (Herbert Edward Barker & Frank Ernest Barker), with scalloped rim, scrolling handle, raised on three shell feet, 10cm high; another sauce boat, Birmingham, 1928, Adie Brothers Ltd, with gadrooned rim, scrolling handle, 8cm high; a twin handled sugar bowl, Birmingham, 1927, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, with engraved initials, 9cm high; a milk jug and sugar bowl, Birmingham, 1903, John Hines, marks rubbed, with half gadrooned body, sugar bowl - 14cm wide; a christening cup, Birmingham, 1905, Henry Williamson Ltd, with a central scroll floral and foliate repousse band, with presentation engraving, with handle, 8.3cm high; a Victorian christening cup, London, marks rubbed, with presentation engraving dated 26th October 1870, on knopped stem and circular foot, 12cm high; a cup, Sheffield, 1930, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, 8cm high; a five-piece cruet setprising a mustard pot with hinged lid, two open salt cellars, and two pepperettes, Sheffield, 1911, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, with blue glass liners; a tea strainer with ebonised handle and stand, Birmingham, 1934, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, marks to stand rubbed; together with a white metal condiment spoon, indistinct marks, total weighable silver approx. 40.4oz (lot)       Condition Report: Weight excludes condiment spoon and tea strainer