A Group of Georgian Silver table Articles, London, 18th century

comprising: an Argyle of waisted circular form with gadrooned rim and slender spout, lower body with hot water compartment, marked on body and cover, maker's mark E pellet C, 1774; a Waiter with shell and scroll rim, crested, three hoof feet, marked on base, Gabriel Sleath, 1740; a plain baluster Mug, marked on base, maker's mark JR script with fruit between.  Together with a baluster Tea Caddy converted to caster and later chased, base with transposed marks for London, 1683, 4 pieces

small repair inside argyle, waiter with surface wear and wear to border, mug shiny surface, repaired below lower handle terminal, caddy/caster re noted but good condition
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