Nine British, Dutch and American Sterling Silver, Silver-Gilt and Silverplate Objets de Vertu, Early Nineteenth-Twentieth Century. Comprising a George III nutmeg grater, William Purse, London, 1806, engraved initials "ASW" on the cover, marked inside the covers; a George III pendant vinaigrette, maker's mark J.W, Birmingham, 1823, worn initials on the cover, marked inside covers; a George III pendant vinaigrette, Ledsam, Vale & Wheeler, Birmingham, 1825, engraved initials "J.S" on the cover and "MJOD" on the grille, marked inside covers and interior grille; a Victorian pendant vinaigrette, George Unite, Birmingham, 1856, marked inside the covers; a Victorian vinaigrette, Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1842, marked inside the covers; a circular box, Birmingham, twentieth century, hallmarks, and "STERLING 418;" a Dutch silver box, repousse on the cover with a gentleman standing in a landscape, pseudo marks on the back under the cover "930," date, city and guarantee marks, and marks for Lewis Lewis, London, 1891 on the exterior side under the cover including import mark, and exterior sides of cover; the silverplate comprising a pendant locket; and an American silverplate stamp box, E.G. Webster, 1886-1928.4.76 troy oz. weighableNutmeg grater: H: 0.875 in., W: 1.5 in., D: 1 in.

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0.875 x 1.5 x 1 in