kettle and burner with ivory handle, burner 1862, sugar bowl probably 1859, engraved with a princely coronet, together with an Austrian tea strainer, J.C Klinkosch, Vienna, circa 1870, ivory handle, gilt interior and seven other silver items: a composite travelling burner with wood handle, the body and grill, maker's mark GB, Naples, 1824-1832, the burner unmarked, the cover Mayerhofer & Klinkosch, Vienna, 1831 ; a tea strainer, most probably Vincent Carl Dub, Vienna, circa 1900, gilt interior, engraved with cypher of >>>>>m ; a tea strainer, 1886-1922 Austrian import mark only, ivory handle and gilt interior; two matching Dutch or German tea strainers decorated with Chinoiseries, gilt interior, 800 standard and another illegible mark ; a small silver-handled olive spoon ; a sugar caster, J&J Angell, London, 1841, engraved with the arms of>>> and initial J

burner with bruises, scooping spoon : crack at junction of handle and blade, otherwise in good condition.
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