Group of English, Continental and American Porcelain, Glass and Silver Serving and Decorative Wares, 19th-Early 20th Century. Comprising a Victorian sterling silver fish serving fork and knife, Joseph Foxall & Co., Birmingham, 1853, housed in an associated Walker & Hall case; a silver and silver-gilt sauce ladle, marked on ferule and side of bowl, housed in a "CORLOBE BIJOUTIER AURAY" box; a French Empire glass cornucopia vase with ram's head holder on a green marble base; a calcite and gold aurene glass lamp shade, assembled set of four 9.125-inch oyster plates, two printed "FRANCE" in green and two printed "PILLIVUYT/ FRANCE/ PORCELAINE/ DEPUIS 1818/ 044;" and a pair of Limoges porcelain 6.25-inch candlesticks, spurious interlaced L's mark enclosing letter "D" above "S...;" (11)
9.85 troy oz. weighable

Fish serving knife: L: 13.25 in.
Cornucopia vase; H: 7.75 in., W: 4.875 in. (base), Diam: 4.125 in.