An assortment of 19th-century and later household items comprising metalware, horn, glass, and turned wood. The collection includes a large circular brass charger featuring a central stamped eight-petalled floral motif and a decorative scalloped rim. The metal surface displays a dark iridescent patina. A turned wooden bowl with a matching lid is finished in a dark stain with simple incised ring decoration. An opaque white milk glass tankard of cylindrical form is fitted with dark metal mounts at the handle terminals, displaying foliate-shaped decorative plates. The group also contains three natural horn beakers in graduated sizes, the medium beaker featuring a small, unengraved shield-shaped white metal cartouche applied to the front. A carved horn marrow scoop is included. Wooden items include a turned mortar and pestle, two ladles or caddy spoons, two small stirring implements, and a small wooden bowl with hand-painted floral decoration in red and green. Flatware consists of a small knife with a tapered white bone handle, a metal server in a fitted red leather case, and two metal spoons. One spoon features a relief-molded finial that appears to be a heraldic or figural crest, though the details are not clearly legible. Completing the lot is a small rectangular box with a lid featuring a tortoiseshell-effect finish.