This lot includes a goat that pulls napkin holder on wheels. Marked Rogers Smith #212. The goat's tail has become detached, but this could be resoldered. One wheel looks a little bent. Some silver loss, otherwise is in good condition. Plate 77. There is also an open winged bird that oversees a nest of eggs by napkin holder on a raised round base. Marked E.G. Webster & Son, #173. Silver and condition are good. Plate 210. Next is a napkin holder in the shape of a book. An engraved fan on the book is inscribed with the name "Levi." Tarnished, but silver and condition are good. No manufacturer's marks. Similar to plate 637. Also, there is a small turtle that supports the napkin holder on his back. No manufacturer's marks. Tarnished, but silver and condition are good. In addition, there is a leaf base that supports a napkin holder on a small ball while the stem forms a handle. Nestled at the base of the handle is a flower. Marked The Acme Silver Co., Toronto, #704. Tarnished, but silver and condition are good. Finally, there is a split tail bird atop pedestal on round raised base. Marked Reed & Barton, #202. The tip of the bird's beak is broken off and there is silver loss. It is very probable that the napkin holder was added to this piece. Condition (Good). Size Largest : 4" L.