A Group of Late 19th and 20th Century Sterling Silver Tableware

Comprising: a 3in tall reeded cann by Towle dated for 1897, a 3 1/8in tall cann by J. E. Caldwell & Co. with an acanthus form handle, a miniature 3in tall trophy by Gorham with repousse decoration of grapes and rococo elements, a Stieff Colonial Williamsburg reproduction covered 3 1/2in tall salt with a glass liner, three jiggers by Fisher, Boardman and one unmarked example, two small 1 1/2in in diameter engine turned decorated powder/pill boxes by Alex Clark Co., London, a 7in in diameter silver plate engraved as a trophy by Lunt, a 8in long tray with an acanthus rim by Whiting, a 7 1/8in x 5 1/8in by Raimond, a 6in tall trumpet vase (loaded base), and a partial set of acid etched bottles with sterling silver locking lids the glass decorated with garlands of flowers ranging form 5 1/2in to 7 1/2in tall, together with two small micro mosaic boxes (not silver).

Dimensions: the total approximate weight of the weighable items of the lot is 26.90 ozt 

Provenance: From a Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia collection. 

The cann by J. E. Caldwell has a small dent to the body, the covered salt is missing a spoon, otherwise good with scattered minor dings and expected surface wear.