1842 - 1864, London, the teapot (7.5'' H x 10.5'' W x 6.5'' D) dated 1842, the coffee pot (10.5'' H x 9.75'' W x 5.75'' D), sugar bowl (5'' H x 8.75'' W x 5.5'' D), and milk jug (4.75'' H x 6.5'' W x 4.5'' D) dated 1843, each with maker's mark for Edward, Edward Jr., John & William Barnard, each gourd-form, the hinged, lidded pieces with flower finials, repousse decorated and incised to bodies with scrolling foliage, rocaille, and stippling, inscribed to one reserve with a banner reading ''Fide et Labore'' surmounted by a buck's head, with C-scroll handles, raised on scroll feet, the hot water urn and burner (12'' H x 11'' W x 9.25'' D) dated 1864, with maker's mark for W. W. Williams, the hinged circular lid with flower finial above an inverted gourd-form body, repousse decorated and incised with foliage, rocaille, scales, and stippling, incised to one reserve with a banner reading ''Pro Amico'' surmounted by a rearing bull, over a removable, keyed-hinged stand with burner, raised on dolphin-headed legs with spreading foliate feet, with an associated double-handled silver plate tray (2.75'' H x 28'' W x 19.25'' D), with maker's mark for Barker Brothers, 6 pieces, gross weight excluding tray 161.01 oz troy approximately, est: $6000/8000

Overall good condition. Hinge of lidded hot water urn detached from body. General marks, scratches and tarnishing commensurate with age and use. Inscribed, as stated. Weight does not include silver plate tray, as stated.