ENGLISH STERLING SILVER ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, including a Georgian cream pot/jug by a London maker with 1792 date mark, a Georgian snuff box by John Shaw of Birmingham with 1812 date mark having presentation engraving to top and probably later gilt-washed interior, a pair of open salts by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd. of London with 1924 date marks, a pair of shallow bowls with pierced handles by Robert Stewart of Sheffield having 1933 date marks, and an owl figural place card holder by Sampson Mordan & Co. Ltd. of Chester with 1907 date mark. Each piece with a maker's mark and three to four English hallmarks of a lion passant for sterling fineness, a city mark, a date mark, and/or a duty mark. Together with a pair of sterling salt spoons having marks for Shaw & Brown. Total weight: 18.315 ozt. 11 pieces total. Late 18th, 19th, and first half 20th century. Cream pot 5 1/2" HOA.
Provenance: From the Joseph and June Hennage collection, to benefit the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

Most in very good overall condition with minor to moderate wear, surface scratches, and other imperfections including nicks, slight bending, one or a few dents, and/or worn spots to decoration; cream pot with likely restoration and later gilt-washed interior.