Monogrammed coin silver mug marked for William Moulton II (1772 to 1861) of Newburyport, MA; this mark may have also been used by William Moulton I (1720 to 1793). Please refer to "American Silversmiths and Their Marks" by S. G. C. Ensko. Measures 3.5 inches in diameter at the rim, 3.75 high to the rim, and 4.25 inches high to the handle. It weighs 4.77 ounces troy. Very good estate condition with no damage, but would benefit from a professional buffing.
Sterling silver salt cellar hallmarked William Robertson London 1755-56. Trifid feet. Excellent condition. Weighs 37.5 grams. Measures 2.75" across the feet and 2" across the rim.
Sterling silver salt cellar hallmarked Dorothy Mills London 1760-1761. Measures 3 inches across the feet and 2 inches across the rim. Very good condition, no repairs. Weighs 41.8 grams.
Sterling silver relish or mustard pot and ladle. Cranberry glass liner. Circa 1900. Height 3 and three-eighths inches to finial.
Set of six American coin silver spoons circa 1835. Hallmark of Newell Matson (1817-1887, Oswego, NY). Monogram initials are ED. Each spoon is 9 inches long. The set weighs 10.28 ounces. Excellent condition.