SOLD Hammer price €320
A fine cutglass and silver mounted Claret Jug, Birmingham 1902, the silver mount with a hinged cover and engraved with scrolling foliage and conforming silver handle, with thumb piece, the upward tapering body chased with leaf scrolls, 11″ (28cms). (1)
SOLD Hammer price €1300
A very fine George IV period heavy Irish silver three piece Tea Service, Dublin c. 1825, by Edward Power and Edw. Twycross, the bodies profusely embossed with flowers, branches, and scrolls, the teapot spout with mask and eagles head, and with similar handles on all, and a fine mask spout on jug, all on ball n’ claw feet, total weight approx. 70 ozs. (3)
SOLD Hammer price €540
A heavy plain modern Irish silver 4 piece Tea Service, by Wm. Egan, Cork, c. 1960, teapot and coffee pot (with wooded handles) and sugar and cream, approx. 51 ozs overall weight. (4)
SOLD Hammer price €160
An oval shaped silver Coffee Pot, Sheffield c. 1923, with wooden handle, on four pad feet, approx. 16 ozs; and a shaped octagonal silver Card Tray, Sheffield c. 1892, approx. 9 ozs. (2)
SOLD Hammer price €100
An early 19th Century English silver Punch Ladle, with turned wooden handle, London c. 1806, by J.C.?, approx. 34.5cms (13 1/2″) long overall. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €620
A large attractive Irish silver Bowl, the circular body with pierced rim and swirl decoration, with rococo crest, on three large pad feet, by Johnson, Dublin, c. 1964, approx. 22 ozs. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €720
A pair of large plain Irish silver Bowls, 20 cms (8″) diameter, with serrated edges and reeded bodies, by Wm. Egan, c. 1960, approx. 30 ozs. (2)
SOLD Hammer price €1050
Local InterestA very attractive large early 20th Century Irish Presentation silver Punch Bowl, profusely decorated with heavy Celtic designs, Dublin c. 1905, maker J.S. distributor Morrisons, Birr, approx. 26.5cms diameter x 18cms high (10 1/2″ x 7 1/4″), c. 43 ozs. (1)* Presentation reads, “Presented to Lord Oxmantown by the Out-door Employees of the Birr Estates on the occasion of His Marriage 19th October 1905.”
SOLD Hammer price €420
A good early George III 18th Century Irish silver Sauceboat, on three pad feet, Dublin c. 1767, possibly by John West, approx. 7 ozs. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €260
A 19th Century Irish silver Sauceboat, with reeded rim and C scroll handle on shell decorated pad feet, by Jas. Scott, Dublin, c. 1815, approx. 7 ounces. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €620
An unusual set of 6 Royal Irish silver Goblets, with gilded interiors, on circular bases, approx. 54ozs overall. (6)
SOLD Hammer price €90
A silver mounted horse hoof “King Cole – 1899 – 1907” by Rowland Ward, Limited, 167 Piccadilly. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €100
A horse hoof Inkwell, with silver plated mounts. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €280
A small Victorian Scottish silver Salver, with engraved body and shaped rim decorated with scrolls and shells, on three shaped legs,Edinburgh c. 1839, approx. 26 ozs., 29cms (11 1/4″) wide. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €600
An attractive large heavy English circular silver Salver, with shaped rim and decorated border, the engraved body with central monogram, c. 41cms (16″) diameter, Sheffield 1926, approx. 60 ozs. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €650
A rare 18th Century Cork silver Card Tray, with shaped rim and shell decoration, the engraved body of door handles and flowers, and centre armorial, on three pad feet, possibly by John Nicholson, Cork c. 1790, approx. 8 ozs. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €80
An Irish silver rat-tail Serving Spoon, by James le Bass, c. 1829, with rampant lion crest, approx. two ounces. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €140
An 18th Century Irish Hanoverian pattern Dessert Spoon, possibly by Joseph Teaff, c. 1743, approx. 2 ounces, inscribed with letters “I.Y.M.”. (1)
SOLD Hammer price €110
A pair of English silver Serving Spoons, by William Bateman c. 1815, together with another similar pair, c. 1820, with uniform crest, approx. 8 ounces. (4)
SOLD Hammer price €90
A collection of seven varied English silver Dessert and Serving Spoons, including Thomas Wallis (London c. 1921), Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan (London 1799) George Storer (London c. 1878 / 79) and other silver Spoon (English marks worn), as a lot, w.a.f. approx. 14 ounces. (7)