The flared top sits above a bulbous with applied “C” shaped straps. The body is raised on a pronounced inverted trumpet base and decorated in blue with highlights of white bordering metallic lettering.

Size: 9 ¼” high

The round box with fitted domed lid is surmounted by a round knop handle. The box is decorated with a red base that is mostly covered with black, and then decorated with silver painted discs. The body is similarly decorated.

The rounded hollow handle is marked faintly 800 and has a pattern of delicate vines. The one side is monogrammed in a loose script “MPC”. The handle is attached to gilded tines in the form of a trident.

These pair of European screw back earrings is constructed as grape clusters with silver leaves in a vermeil finish. The backs of each closer are marked “835”. The clusters hang from a silver chain punctuated with a coral bead and supported by a button element.

This round bowl with scalloped rim is decorated in high relief with an open strap work and grape clusters and foliage motif. The verso is marked with a series of hallmarks that are probably for Waterhouse & Company.

The Victorian Glass Bobeches in a Peach Blow Glass and Light Cranberry Glass are all of a ruffled form. These would be a nice touch of color on a clear glass candlestick or sterling silver stick.

Size: 3 ¼” sq.

The baluster form with a cylindrical neck with band of paneled decoration over a band of squared scroll work rests above a high shouldered vessel of tapering form decorated with a flying dragon and stylized clouds. The hand potted vessel is a delight.