A George III Irish silver cream jug. James Fray (maker's mark rubbed), Dublin, 1818. Of shaped, rectangular form and raised on four ball feet, engraved to sides with scrolling foliate motifs and vacant shaped cartouches, the angular handle to gadrooned border, 11.8cm high (inc. handle). The jug together with: a Victorian silver teapot, Sheffield, 1890, Harrison Brothers & Howson, of fluted design with a wicker handle, the body engraved with decorative motifs along the rim, the hinged cover with conforming engraving and fluted finial, 19cm wide; a Victorian silver hot water pot, London, 1890, Susannah Brasted, of baluster form with a wicker handle, engraved along the footrim, approx. 16.5cm high; and a Victorian silver cream jug, Chester, 1896, probably George Nathan & Ridley Hayes (maker's mark rubbed), the plain body of baluster form and with angular reeded handle to reeded border, 10cm high, total weight approx. 28.3ozt (4)