A GROUP OF TWELVE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STERLING SILVER TABLEWARES, CIRCA 1783-1930, comprising a S. Blackensee & Sons Ltd. George V period baluster form salt shaker with pierced top and acorn finial, London, 1930, marked, height: 4 1/4"; an Ensko Silversmiths baluster form salt shaker with pierced top and acorn finial, New York, New York, circa 1925, marked, height: 4 5/8"; a John Lambe George III period baluster form salt shaker with pierced top and acorn finial, London, 1787, marked, height: 6 1/8"; a Hester Bateman George III period baluster form salt shaker with pierced top and spiral finial, London, 1783, marked, height: 6 1/8"; a John Emes George III period baluster form muffinier with pierced top raised on square base, London, 1797, marked, height: 4 5/8"; a pair of Ahrendt & Kautzman stemmed wine cups, Newark, New Jersey, circa 1930, marked, height: 4 3/4"; a pair of Whiting Mfg. Co., pyramidal form pepper shakers with pierced tops, New York, New York, circa 1910, marked, height: 1 7/8"; and two American sterling silver butter spreaders with mother-of-pearl blades, length: 4 3/4" and 5 3/4"; approximate total weight: 23.72 troy ounces.

In overall fair condition with minor denting to the S. Blackensee, John Lambe, Ahrendt & Kautzman, and Whiting examples, chips to ends of knife blades, overall surface scratching and wear commensurate with age and use.

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