Sterling silver made1861 by John Samuel hunt London

I have tried a couple ways to view the photos you uploaded with little success. I'll say this: Most silver antiques are worth their weight in, you guessed it, silver. If you put Sterling on a balance and measure the mass in grams, you can figure the value to be about $0.65 per gram. A reputable dealer would pay somewhere around fifty cents per gram, or $15 per ounce. This leaves modest room for profit. You have to take into consideration that stainless knife blades and weighted concrete innards don't count toward the weight of the silver. Retail prices for these things can be higher, but how much higher depends on what it is and the condition. Again, the most common things we see or basically about the silver weight.