A GROUP OF THREE ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL COPPER AND BRASS WARES, VARIOUS IMPRESSED MARKS, 19TH CENTURY, an English brass coal hopper by the Edward Villier Wilkes copper and brass wares manufacturing company of Birmingham, England, second half 19th Century, having an arched handle above an oval bombé body with a curved sloped lip continuing to an arched back enclosing a shaped handle, stamped "EVW" on a butter churn and "E", height 17", width: 17 7/8", depth: 12"; an antique oval bombé brass jardinière, 19th Century, with an undulating rim above a bombé body flanked by lion's masks suspending loop handles enclosing a conforming two-handled zinc liner and raised on hairy paw feet, height: 10 3/8", width: 20", depth: 16 1/4"; a two-handled elongated oval copper tub, by the Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co (1880-1962) of Chicago, Illinois, with a rolled lip above double banded sides flanked by turned wood and stamped metal handles enclosing "H.S.B. & Co." early 20th Century, height: 13", width: 27 5/8", depth: 12 7/8."