Five American silver and coin silver cups, four with handles, all dating to the mid to late 19th Century, including a beaker height 4" having gold washed interior, unmonogrammed cartouche along with raised floral grape leaf, grapes and cat and nine tail decoration made by Gorham (anchor mark) marked coin weighing 4.6 Troy ounces (minor dents to cartouche), along with a handled mug with elaborate brite cut decoration marked "Jennie P. Haskell A mother's keepsake" marked Gorham (anchor mark) and coin on base (excellent condition), handle possibly re-soldered at one time, along with a Victorian handled mug with brite cut and raised floral decoration with the Gorham mark, the cartouche marked Geo. Williston Miller Dec. 23 1868 (weight 6.2 Troy ounces) (note: not marked coin but believed to be so) appears to be in very fine condition, along with a handled mug with floral and foliate and fern decoration by Whiting and marked sterling and engraved Eleanor height 3.25 in excellent state of preservation, along with a Victorian handled ladies mug having ornate swag/floral garland decoration with three cartouches one of which has period monogram having an ornate handle with mythological head supporting the handle by Whiting marked sterling condition: minor dents to body, (total weight 24.7 ozt).