Marked 925 and CU(?), each in a cartouche. Mint condition. Turned wood handle. Length 10-1/4". Length of head 3-1/4". Width of head 1-3/4". The perfect gift for the retiring chairperson or president of an organization.

Embossed design on top and four sides, top edges serrated. Three compartments inside, two side-by-side(for stamps?) and one across back(for short pencil?). Seven-lug hinge. Length 3-1/4", depth 2-1/4", Height 1-1/4". Script monogram ECM on top. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Pierced, decorated and engraved bowl. Early Stone mark. Length 7". Weight 1.5 troy ounces. The monogram is an Old English H. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Leaf-shaped, wire twist handle. Length 3-1/2". No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

In form of a book. Marked inside 925 (sterling). Hinged lid. Height 1-3/8". Width 1". Depth 7/16". No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Sometimes called traveler's spoon. In three sections with two hinges, tablespoon on one end, teaspoon on the other, pierced center section. Engraved on back of tablespoon: Charles F. Windisch. He was a brewer in Cincinnati.

In form of large thimble. Inscription on side: ONLY A THIMBLE FULL. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

London sterling. Bourbon, scotch, gin. Length 2-3/8", height 1-1/2". No monogram. On chains for hanging on bottle. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Beading around top, hanging ring. Length 2-3/8". Diameter 1-1/2". The monogram is a script Edith. Overall condition is excellent (minor dents); mark condition is good (logo partly rubbed).

Lavender enameled design on back (including handle). Marked on handle ring but can't read it (European?). Length 3-3/8". Width 1-3/16". No monogram. Overall condition is excellent (glass blemishes). Mark condition is fair (very small surface to mark).

Four pieces: tray (wood bottom),kettle-on-stand, teapot, creamer. All except the creamer are by L&S;Birmingham, England; 1905. The creamer is by AM&Co, Birmingham, 1956.

Attractive miniature chair (can't get picture in focus). Mark under seat is Isle of Man, after 1896. Enameled seat is of woman in red and white, man in blue costume, with green grass or carpet and light blue background. High pierced back on chair. Height 2-1/4". No monogram (no place for one). Mark and overall condition are excellent except that one of four drops is missing from the back of the chair.