A Victorian water pot and a matched three piece tea servcie WH, (possibly William Hunter), London 1863, of lobed baluster form, engraved and chased foliate detail to body, with oval cartouche to centre and engraved monogram to one side, the S scroll handle with similar detail, the domed lid with bud finial, all raised on four bracket and paw style feet; together with a teapot, indistinctly marked, of oval demi-fluted form, presentation engraving to lid and all over engraved floral detail, raised on four bracket feet; together with a George III twin handled sugar basin and milk jug 1816, of oval demi-fluted form with gadrooned border, crest to centre, all raised on four ball feet (Dimensions: Height of water pot: 27.5cm, combined weight: 67.3oz) (Qty: 4) (Height of water pot: 27.5cm, combined weight: 67.3oz) Condition report: Waterpot: Some dents to body and handle Handle is slightly loose Ivory inserts Marks clear to underside of base Lid is secure and marked Teapot: Dents to body Worn areas at high points of fluting Handle is slightly loose with ivory inserts Lid is secure Lid is marked various solder repairs Sugar basin and milk jug Marks slightly worn Damages to all feet Crest is very worn