Lot 297: A Collection of Assorted Victorian and Rococo Revival Style Silver-Plated Tableware and Serving Items

A collection of approximately twenty silver-toned metal household and serving items, predominantly featuring ornate decorative styles with scalloped edges, gadrooning, and pierced scrollwork, suggestive of Rococo Revival or Victorian periods. The lot includes two teapots, one of which features dark wooden handles and finials, alongside simpler forms. Specific objects comprise a tall footed cake stand with a pierced gallery, a large footed serving tray, a footed serving dish with ornate handles, two beakers, a pair of shakers, a lidded serving dish, various small bowls, and an assortment of flatware including a shell-bowled serving spoon and an ornate-handled knife. Additional items include a small trophy cup or goblet (appearing brass-toned), a small dark glass bottle with a metal cap, a small decorative element (possibly brass), and an enamelled circular item. The primary material appears to be silver-plated metal, with visible elements of dark wood and possibly brass.