The first claret jug Austrian, baluster-form, cut and etched with sweeping lobes to the lower body, the upper body with panels of trellis bordered by scrolls and foliage, the silver mounts chased with scrolls, with scrolled rocaille handle, the conforming domed cover with rocaille finial, maker's mark FR, Vienna, last quarter 19th century; The second claret jug Portuguese, the baluster form body etched with sweeping iris, the silver mounts and loop handle further chased with iris, the conforming domed cover with bud finial, mark of Topazio, Porto, late 20th century; The English silver-plated wine cooler urn-form on a circular foot with ring handles suspended from lion heads, with removable liner, mark of Israel Freeman & Son, London, mid-20th century
12³⁄₈ in. (31.4 cm.) high, the Austrian claret jug