1: A sterling silver jardinière on mirrored plateau The jardinière marked Sterling, the stand marked A 925, modern

2: A pair of German 800 standard silver figural candlesticks With pseudo marks, probably Hanau, early 20th century

3: A pair of German 800 standard silver novelty musician form covered cups By Neresheimer, Hanau, circa 1900

4: A large German silver oval footed two-handled center bowl With unidentified pseudo marks, Hanau; with import marks from Birmingham, 191

5: A set of four German silver-gilt casters With pseudo marks, probably Hanau, early 20th century

6: An assembled Persian 84 standard silver seven piece tea and coffee service with tray 20th century

7: A Persian silver table box 20th century

8: Three Persian silver dessert stands 20th century

9: Two pairs of Persian silver vases Modern

10: Three decorative silver table top picture frames Marked 925, modern

11: A Danish sterling silver Art Deco part flatware service By Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, post 1945

12: A Danish Art Deco sterling silver three piece coffee service Designed by Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, circ

13: An assembled Danish hammered sterling silver Modernist part flatware service By Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, post 1945

14: An assembled five piece collection of American hand hammered sterling silver Modernist flatware and servingware By Allan Adler and Port

15: An assembled French martelé silver and glass ten piece vanity service By Auguste Guyot, Gustave Keller and possibly Emile Puiforcat, Pa

16: An American silver deposit and etched glass vase Marked only Sterling, circa 1910

17: A French Art Deco silverplate part tea and coffee service By Christofle Orfèverie 'Gallia', Paris, circa 1930

18: Three American sterling silver Modernist bowls By Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 20th century

19: An American sterling silver part flatware service for twelve By Tuttle Silversmiths, Boston, MA, fourth-quarter 20th century

20: A monumental Edward VII sterling silver oval footed two-handled centerpiece bowl By Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1901