Antique Silver Mounted Glass Dressing Table Items

A group of four (unrelated) silver mounted glass containers suitable for use on; a dressing table, a desk or in many other settings in a home or business, comprising; A 1917 (Birmingham hallmarked) lidded rectangular box by William Vale & Sons (90mm x 40mm x 40mm) suitable for many uses including toothpicks or similar small objects - paper-clips, needles/pins, Usb sticks, etc. A 1920 (London hallmarked) cylindrical cut glass and silver lidded dressing table jar (60mm diameter x 70mm tall) by Waco. Suitable for cosmetics, creams, hairpins, paper-clips, needles/pins, Usb sticks, guitar picks and many other small items in a myriad of settings in the home, office, retail or hospitality, etc. A 1917 (London hallmarked) small circular lidded and glass handled jug (55mm x 50mm diameter) by C May & Sons. Suitable for a single serving of milk or cream in a hospitality or home environment. Also, suitable for many other small items or liquids in a myriad of settings in the home, office, retail or hospitality, etc. A 1924 (Birmingham hallmarked) large lidded dressing table powder-bowl (110mm diameter x 85mm) by W Kemp & Son Ltd. Suitable for; powder, cosmetics, creams, hair clips, etc. Also, suitable for a desk tidy, kitchen items and many other small items or liquids in a myriad of settings in the home, office, retail or hospitality, etc.