Good original condition, no evidence of repairs or restorations. Light surface scuffs and scratches as to be expected with age. Would benefit from a light clean. We are unsure of the exact maker, please look at picture of hallmarks for reference. Most likely James McKay of Scotland and most likely a locally make piece as relating to the Perthshire inscription.

Original condition, no evidence of repairs or restorations. Hallmarks are Edinburgh

It has come from a very notable collection from the Yarra Ranges (East of Melbourne), in our opinion it is a high grade silver. Most likely 900 or more. The tea pot appears to be a different manufacturer to the jug and bowl. Overall very good condition, with no signs of any significant defects or damage. Attractive patination that could be further enhanced with a soft polish.

These are not matching, three are marked for Edinburgh and one for Glasgow. Good overall condition. Overall scuffs and scratches, as to be expected with age. Minor dints to the outer heel of the bowl, minor nick to the rim of one bowl. Nice examples of their type.

One appears to be missing the sliding mechanism, the engine turned version appears to be complete and extendable needs to be re-filled. The other two (one with pencil) that needs to be replaced in order to lock, the other version we cannot determine as it does not have a pencil within.

some loss to enamel.

These are not burns, they are tarnish lines from elastic band oxidisation. This case has now had a sympathetic light clean and the lines have been removed.

The tantalus is in good original condition and would benefit from a light clean. The decanters without chips, breaks or damage although the two handled examples with possible replacement stoppers. The central decanter with a different facet design to the stopper and the bottle. All fit the carrying case well, though maybe antique replacements.

No evidence of repairs or restoration. Good overall condition, scuffs scratches and wear as to be expected. Several spot blemishes to the front lower belly, these will most likely polish out with a light clean. A nice example.

Coffee pot handle repaired and finial missing. 

The outer and inner edge are heavily tarnished with dents, crinkles and creases. These could be improved as it is a thin frame. A few small dints presenting as black marks due to the tarnish. The blue velvet backing and easel stand to the frame are sun bleached, worn and discoloured, the hinge now held with a large paper clip. Some sympathetic restoration is required. A nice example.

Good original condition. The case is in good order and would benefit from a light wax. The steel parts of the implements with light surface rust. The sterling silver elements in good order, with a light clean and polish these would all present very nicely The steel scissors are a possible replacement.

The saucer in good condition, no damage or restoration. The underside of the saucer with areas of tarnish and discolouration to the gilt finish. Cup in good order with no evidence of damage or restoration. Internal gilt wash with tarnish and discolouration and the rim tarnished and the gilt somewhat worn. Small area of build up from where the bottom of the handle meets the cup.

No damage, repairs or restorations. Light scuffing to the interior and exterior of the bowl (to be expected with age), an attractive set.

No evidence of repairs or restorations. Would benefit from a clean and a polish, light scuffs and scratches as to be expected with age.

Original condition, no evidence of repairs or restorations. Would benefit from a clean and a polish. Light surface rubbing (to be expected) an attractive piece.

These appear to be new old stock, knives appear to be mint unused. The box lids appear to have some wear. Rare survivors.

Stand appears to be complete and in very good condition. We note it is very tarnished and dirty, would benefit form a clean and polish. All three decanters are in very good conditions with no chips or cracks evident. We also not these are very dirty and in need of a clean.

Muffin warmer measure 20.5 cm Wide, 14cm Deep, 24cm High.