AN ENGLISH VICTORIAN SILVER CHAMBERSTICK, A SCOTTISH SILVER SALVER, AND A SILVER SNUFF BOX,

AN ENGLISH VICTORIAN SILVER CHAMBERSTICK, A SCOTTISH SILVER SALVER, AND A SILVER SNUFF BOX,
THE FIRST MARK OF ROBERT GARRARD, LONDON 1849; THE SECOND MARK OF WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, EDINBURGH 1829; THE THIRD MARK OF EDWARD SMITH, BIRMINGHAM 1826,
each fully marked, the first engraved with a crest marked 'Garrard's Panton Street London' and no '20' and '10'; the second circular, engraved with an eagle crest and banner with the motto 'N'oubliez'; the third oblong with silver-gilt interior; together with a Continental oval dish chased with rocaille and floral swags; two German silver dolphin-form salts with glass liners; two American silver footed dishes, one with monogram, both marked 'Sterling'; and a pair of silver-plate dolphins
The salver 13 1/4in. (33.7cm.) diameter; 91oz. approximate gross weight