Four (4) pieces of continental silver hollowware, including one (1) cup with flared rim decorated with chased scrolling motifs to rim and base, gilt wash to interior, stamped with oval "K" and "M" marks to underside, possibly for Madrid, Spain, tests .800 with XRF gun; one (1) Dutch export tea caddy with pictorial imagery throughout, stamped with marks to underside with shield, "H", Ship, Lion & Key export mark, "H13" and "930" to underside, and British import marks of a sun, "925" and "K" to interior rim, circa 1905; and two (2) Hanau .800 silver heart boxes with pictorial imagery to hinged lids and scrolling imagery to perimeter of base, by Stork & Sinsheimer, stamped with maker's mark and "800" to undersides. Ranging in size from 1/4" H x 1 1/2" W x 1 1/2" D to 5 " H x 3 1/2" dia. 6.91 troy ounces of .800 silver. 3.96 ounces of sterling. All 19th/early 20th century. All pieces with surface wear. Caddy and heart boxes with slight denting to rims. One heart box with larger dent to underside.