TWO SILVER BEAKERS, J.A. CRESSENT, PARIS, 1809-1819 FOR ONE, AND PARIS, CIRCA 1950 FOR THE OTHER, AND A SMALL SILVER MUSTARD-POT, BIRMINGHAM, CIRCA 1900 |

Together with 6 parcel-gilt silver eggcups, London, probably 1904 ; 10 silver-gilt liquor beakers, Louis Jacques Berger, Paris, 1809-1819 ; 2 ewers with silver mounts, London, 1895, the glass engraved EM

The mustard pot, the cover hinge needle to be replaced, with blue glass liner, fully marked. The smallest beaker, in poor condition, the largest in overall very good condition, engraved JPR. The liquor set, in overall very good condition. The 2 decanters with silver plated mounts and not silver mount. One chain to be refixed.
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