351: A Continental Pewter Porringer, probably 18th century, with pierced scroll handles.

352: A Set of Six Sterling Silver Mint Julep Beakers, International Silver Co., approximate weight 24 troy ozs.

353: A Set of 12 American Silverplate Elizabethan-Style Seal Top Teaspoons, by Gorham, in three boxes of four.

354: An Assembled Set of Twelve Antique American Coin Silver "Fiddle" Pattern Teaspoons, various makers.

355: An Assembled Set of Sixteen Antique American Coin Silver Teaspoons, various makers.

356: An American Sterling Silver Coquiform Serving Dish, Gorham, weight 15 troy ozs.

357: A Pair of American Sterling Silver Circular Serving Bowls, Gorham, height 3in., diameter 9.5in., weight 37 troy ozs.

358: An American Sterling Silver Footed Bowl, by Tiffany & Co., height 2. 5in., diameter 2.5in.

359: A Large Pair of Cobalt Lustres, c. 1850, with scalloped rim, painted floral swag and gilt highlights, the deep bowls on baluster shafts hung with prisms, height 14in., depth 7in.

360: A Pair of Antique Brass Candlesticks, 19th century, circular bases, push-up mechanism.

361: An English Bristol Glass Oil Lamp, blue and white glass column with gilt tracery, on a finely modeled bronze base, registry on font, now electrified, height 36in.

362: Two Antique English Bible Prints, c. 1793, "Christ's Ascension into Heaven', and "The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ at Mount Calvary, or Golgotha", engravings, the latter drawn by Chalmers, engraved by Thornton, sight: 13in. x 19in.

363: A Set of Three Antique Dutch Prints, 16th century, "Theodorius Quartus", Floretius Primus", and "Theodorius Aquitance", engravings from Les Vies et Alliances des Comtes de Hollande et Zelande, printed by Christofle Plantine for Philippe Galle,

364: A Pair of American Renaissance Revival Sterling Silver Oval Master Salts, c. 1865, by Bigelow and Kennard, raised scroll bands at top and base, hinged pendant handles.

365: An American Sterling Silver Lidded Sugar, by Tuttle Silver Co., Boston, c. 1915-20, retailed by Hodgson & Kennard Co., Neo-Classical shape with engraved borders and crest.

366: A Sterling Silver Waste Bowl, by Tuttle Silver Co., Boston, c. 1915- 20, retailed by Hodgson & Kennard Co., Neo-Classical shape with engraved borders and crest.

367: A George III Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher, 1796, London, fluted body with floral swag engraving.

368: An Egyptian Revival Columnar Clock, c. 1890, silvered metal case, circular face resting on a pair of Egyptianesque columns, Masonic emblem on open book under face, height 7.5in., width 4.25in., depth 2 5in.

369: A Pair of Vieux Paris Porcelain Vases, 19th century, gilt and white with polychrome floral reserves, note: restorations to one vase, height 13in.

370: A Faience de Rouen Coul Noir Oval Platter, France, early 19th century, blue and white basket of flowers, length 15 in.