found a metal vase/urn with pictures of looks like flowers it has a wide top

It is very heavily etched and ornate, front silver applied with signs of usual wear. Red colored glass on handle, with traces of blue enameling above and below. Also light traces of red enameling below hand guard near blade. Reverse side is brass with signs of soldering throughout.Has minor damage.

I lost the tag from the table while I was doing research, but remember that the company closed in the early 30's.

I have 12 forks and 12 teaspoons, plus 6 plain knives and 6 design knives and 2 serving spoons with this set. The story goes that my ancestor and his wife were presented to the Queen of England in the 1800's, and then they had this set made in Boston. The pattern is a garter, presumably to commemorate their trip to see the Queen, after the knight of the garter pattern. Another story is that at some time in the 19th century, when my ancestor was rich, a maid ran away with the knives of this set, hence the two different patterns. Back of spoons and forks have Shreve, Crump & Low mark with 925 in a circle after it.

A 7" high goblet of cranberry red glass etched with gold leaves and morning glories. Stem is conical with gold rings around it.

Silver plate water service set consisting of a pitcher (9"), a goblet (5"), a bowl and a square tray (10"). I believe made around 1885 by Derby Silver Co. See picture.