[Antiques] [Silver] Eighteen various items: (1) Silver travel cutlery set Consisting of a knife and fork (that can be connected), total length 16 cm and weight approx. 59 grams, both w. foreign hallmarks incl. 900 but also w. Dutch import duty mark depicting the head of a wolf in a triangle (in use 1893-1905, unwarranted), the set in the orig. leather pouch. (2) Engr. sterling silver napkin ring, hallmarked Birmingham, Henry Griffith & Sons Ltd, 1902, weight 34 grams. -and 15 others, incl. another travel cutlery set marked Fred. Langehenkel, Amst., 7 pocket knives of var. materials (2 in orig. containers), 4 (travel) items marked United States Metallic Packing Co. Ltd. Bradford and a sm. metal container marked Champagne Perrier-Jouet. (total 18)

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