A group of silver, comprising: a late Victorian pepperette, Chester 1896, a stand with pierced decoration, Chester 1898, and a salt spoon, weight 87g, also a capstan shpaed ink stand (the lid detached), also a German trinket dish embossed with fruit, detail 800, weight 19g

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