1: A silver and filigree travelling set (Augsburg, 18th century, maker's mark CV, possibly Carl Vogel)

2: A silver and enamel box, a silver tobacco box and two silver pill boxes (Respectively foreign, circa 1900, The Netherlands 1827, Moscow and foreign)

3: A silver tea caddy (Diederik Lodewijk Bennewitz, Amsterdam 1805)

4: A silver pipe brazier (Louis XV, unmarked)

5: Twelve silver cutlery sets (J. van den Broek, Amsterdam, 1855, 1856 and 1862)

6: A three-part silver coffee set (Van Kempen, 1866)

7: A silver three-part Art Deco coffee set (G.A. Dahlgren, Sweden 1929)

8: Six silver plates and a pair of silver plates (Germany, 20th century, Halbmond und Krone, 925 sterling silver)

9: A four-part silver coffee/tea set (J.A. van Kempen, Voorschoten 1890)

10: A silver waiter, teapot, creamer and matching sugar bowl (Wijnand Warneke, Amsterdam 1771. Johan Georg Meijer, Hendrik Willem van Riel, Amsterdam 1879. J.M. van Kempen, Voorschoten 1881)

11: A three-part silver service (D.J. Aubert, The Hague, 20th century)

12: A silver corkscrew, needle case, scissors and two various forks (18th and 19th century)

13: A silver and agate traveling case (Rococo, circa 1760, unmarked)

14: Three silver needle cases, a miniature silver knife board and a silver lodderein box (18th/19th century)

15: Six items of miniature silver and two pipe scrapers (Amsterdam 18th century)

16: A silver 'sugar table' (Amsterdam, 18th century)

17: Four items of miniature silver, two silver lodderein boxes, a silver tea scoop and silver cigar cutter (Various maker's marks and date letters, 18th and 19th century)

18: A silver hot water urn (London, Benjamin Gignac, 1752)

19: A pair of silver candlesticks (Sheffield, 1898, James Dixon & Sons)

20: A silver cruet set (Wouter Verschuur, Amsterdam, date letter R for 1800)