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SOLD Hammer price €340
A very good matching set of 12 English William IV silver Serving Spoons, possibly by George Webb, London 1834, approx. 31 ozs, 9″ long, engraved with double crest. (12)
SOLD Hammer price €240
A set of late George III Irish silver Dessert Spoons, Dublin c. 1806, possibly by Robert Sawyer; also a similar set of seven Dublin silver Dessert Spoons c. 1827, possibly by John Buckton, overall weight, 12 ozs. (a lot)
SOLD Hammer price €160
A set of 6 heavy silver Tea Spoons, five London c. 1849, & one Irish, c. 1874; a set of 5 heavy Irish silver Kings pattern Teaspoons, & 3 matching Kings pattern Dessert Spoons en suite, Dublin c. 1826, as a lot, overall weight approx. 17 ozs. (14)
SOLD Hammer price €140
Silver: Mixed Collection, including an Irish silver Butter Knife, large Irish silver Dinner Forks, various tea spoons and salt spoons, some Georgian & Victorian examples, pairs etc., also pair of silver engraved Napkin Rings & a plated Grape Scissors, approx. 14 ozs overall, as a lot. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €180
A set of 6 William IV English silver Tea Forks, a set of 5 similar ditto, plus 3 others similar, approx. 21 ozs in all for the 14 forks. (14)
SOLD Hammer price €180
A pair of English Georgian Table Spoons, London c. 1828, probably George Webb; 5 similar Dessert Spoons, London c. 1830; 4 Victorian silver Teaspoons, 3 Victorian Tea Forks, and 3 odd Tea Spoons, overall weight approx. 20 ozs. A lot.Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
SOLD Hammer price €290
A set of 6 early Victorian Irish silver Dessert Spoons, Dublin c. 1848 possibly by John Smith; a set of 4 earlier ditto Dublin 1825, and a set of 4 heavy Dessert Spoons, London c. 1897, total weight approx. 21 ozs. (10)
SOLD Hammer price €210
A set of 6 George IV Irish silver Dinner Forks, Dublin c. 1825, possibly by Chas. Marsh, & a set of 6 later Sheffield silver Tea Forks, c. 1902, overall weight approx. 20 ozs. (12)
SOLD Hammer price €190
A set of 12 matching plain silver Grapefruit Spoons, Sheffield c. 1931, approx. 10 ozs. (12)
SOLD Hammer price €110
A pair of plain Victorian silver Serving Spoons, by Henry John Lias & James Wakely, London c. 1881, together with a silver Sugar Tongs. (3)
SOLD Hammer price €260
A very good set of 6 heavy Irish silver rat-tail Serving Spoons, Dublin c. 1845, by J.S., with engraved crest of a hound, approx. 13 ozs. (6)
SOLD Hammer price €340
A set of 7 matching George III Irish silver bright-cut Dessert Spoons, by Michael Keating, Dublin, c. 1786, and a set of 4 small Teaspoons, en suite, all with similar crest, 8 ozs, approx. as a lot. (11)Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
SOLD Hammer price €160
A set of 10 almost matching antique Irish & English silver Tea Forks, each with matching crest, approx. 11 ozs. (10).
SOLD Hammer price €280
A good heavy set of 10 William IV English silver Dinner Forks, London c. 1835, probably by George Webb, with double crest and two other very similar, one Irish, overall weight approx. 30 ozs. (12)
SOLD Hammer price €360
A rare set of 5 English silver bright-cut Table Spoons, London c. 1751, makers mark H.B., probably Henry Bayley, approx. 11 ozs. (5)Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
SOLD Hammer price €170
A set of 6 heavy Victorian silver Dessert Spoons, London c. 1856 by George Angell; and a set of 4 George IV Irish silver Dessert Spoons, Dublin 1824, by Wm. Cummins, overall weight 16 ozs. (10)Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
SOLD Hammer price €280
A set of 6 heavy English silver Dinner Forks, London c. 1801, by Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn; also a set of 6 early Victorian Tea Forks, by Geo. Adams, and 4 almost matching ditto, Continental silver, overall weight 31 ozs. (16)Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
SOLD Hammer price €60
An English Georgian silver pierced and engraved Fish Slice, London c. 1805, possibly by John Salked, approx. 4 ozs. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €150
A George III silver Sauce Ladle, London 1788, possibly by Stephen Adams; an Irish rat-tail Sauce Ladle, Dublin c. 1829, by Wm. Cummins, and a heavy Victorian English silver ditto. (3)Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.