AN ENGLISH SILVER SALVER AND THREE SETS OF SILVER PLACE CARDS,

AN ENGLISH SILVER SALVER AND THREE SETS OF SILVER PLACE CARDS,
VARIOUSLY MARKED, 19TH-20TH CENTURY,
the salver, mark of Richard Sibley I, London, 1829; the card sets comprising four modeled as fox heads resting on a pair of crossed riding crops, Birmingham, 1906; four modeled as stirrups, Birmingham, 1933; four modeled as foxes, partially marked Birmingham; together with and a Continental dish modeled with a riding helmet and crop on rim, marked '.925'
The salver 10in. (25.3cm.) diameter, 33.5oz. approximate weight (14)