Fork, spoon and knife from a Rare Charles II Silver Travelling Canteen, c.1676 (silver)

MARK OF ARTHUR MANWARING, LONDON, 1676 AND MARK OF JOHN KING, LONDON, 1674, THE SPICE BOX WITH MAKER'S MARK AM IN MONOGRAM, THE KNIFE UNMARKED AND WITH THE CUTLER'S MARK OF JOHN BELL OR THOMAS JUSTICE, CIRCA 1676 Comprising the following, each engraved with a lozenge-of-arms within plumes: An oval bowl A circular bowl Two oval plates with plain broad rim An hourglass-shaped spice-box with hinged cover and divided interior A dognose fork A dognose spoon and a knife with octagonal tapering handle and steel blade, engraved with an initial 'B' below an earl's coronet the bowls marked underneath, the plates marked on the rim, the spice-box marked underneath with maker's mark only, the spoon and fork marked on the handle, the knife handle apparently unmarked, the blade with cutlers mark, in contemporary fitted, tooled-leather case the plates 8½ in. (21.5 cm.) long gross weight 34 oz. (1,070 gr.) The arms a for a lady of the Grenville family.