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172
A William IV Irish silver basket
The cast rim of bunches of grapes enclosing open-work sides on dished
base and scrolling open-work foot, by Richard Sawyer, Dublin, 1833.
996g, 32oz troy.
€
1,400-
€
1,800 (£1,120-£1,440 approx.)
173
A George III Cork silver snuffer tray by George Hodder
Of waisted oblong form, the s-scroll handle on moulded rim enclosing
plain tray engraved with armorial, on four hoof feet. C.1770. Marked
‘GH’ and ‘Sterling’. 183g, 6oz troy.
€
500-
€
600 (£400-£480 approx.)
174
A George III silver wick scissors
With spring loaded mechanism, by Wilkes Booth, London, 1800.
€
350-
€
400 (£280-£320 approx.)
175
A George II Limerick silver cream jug by Joseph Johns
Of helmet shape with double-scroll handle, the wavy rim above reeded
band on tail-enwrapped lion mask capped feet. The underside with
contemporary initials ‘M - H’ and scratch weight 6 - 14. Total weight:
195g, 6.25oz troy.
Provenance:
Purchased by current owner from J.W. Weldon, October
1991.
€
3,000-
€
5,000 (£2,400-£4,000 approx.)
176
An early Victorian Irish silver beer jug
Of baluster form, the domed lid and acanthus decorated c-scroll handle
on stippled body with high relief boar-hunting scene, by Robert W.
Smith, Dublin, 1841. Total weight 1,488g, approx. 48oz troy. 21 by 9 by
6in. (53.34 by 22.86 by 15.24cm)
€
2,000-
€
3,000 (£1,600-£2,400 approx.)
176A
A George III brass-bound mahogany navette-shaped oyster bucket
of coopered construction, with brass swing handle and brass liner. 13½ x
13 x 10½in. (34.29 x 33.02 x 26.67cm)
€
1,000-
€
1,500 (£800-£1,200 approx)
177
A George II silver coffee pot
Of baluster form, the body repoussé decorated with wavy bands of
flowers and scrolls, with c-scroll fruitwood handle. By Philip Garden,
London, 1756. Total weight 802g, approx. 23oz troy. 11 by 7½ by 5in.
(27.94 by 19.05 by 12.70cm)
€
600-
€
800 (£480-£640 approx.)
178
A George III Irish silver sauce boat by Matthew West
Of helmet shape, with double-scroll handle, the body profusely repoussé
decorated with floral and foliate motifs, on shell capped hoof feet. 199g,
6.4oz troy. 4½ by 7 by 3½in. (11.43 by 17.78 by 8.89cm)
€
250-
€
350 (£200-£280 approx.)
179
A George III Irish silver milk jug
The gadrooned rim over square waisted body the lower half reeded, on
bun feet. Dublin, 1812. 240g, 7.7oz troy. 5 by 6 by 3½in. (12.70 by 15.24
by 8.89cm)
€
200-
€
300 (£160-£240 approx.)
180
An early 18th century Mennecy soft paste porcelain handled table
knife
The pistol-shaped handle hand painted in Kakimon palette with
Chinoiserie scenes of a boy flying a kite, exotic birds and temple
buildings. The pointed steel blade attached with a silver ferrule. Circa
1735. 10in. (25.40cm)
€
150-
€
200 (£120-£160 approx.)
181
1820s Irish glass water jug
Of generous proportions, the scalloped rim and panel cut neck over
hobnailcut body with c-scroll handle and circular flange foot 9 by 10in.
(22.86 by 25.40cm)
€
300-
€
400 (£240-£320 approx.)
182
A pair of Victorian moulded and cut glass columnar candlesticks
Of Ionic form, the shaft spiral fluted and foliate decorated, the square
base relief decorated with cherubs and urns. 10½in. (26.67cm)
€
250-
€
350 (£200-£280 approx.)
183
A pair of George III Cork silver table spoons by Carden Terry
Later engraved and decorated.
€
150-
€
200 (£120-£160 approx.)
184
A George III Irish silver ladle
The fluted bowl on tapered handle decorated with brightcut engraving.
Dublin, 1791, maker’s mark: ‘J.S’, 155g, 5oz troy.
€
350-
€
400 (£280-£320 approx.)
185
A matched set of twelve early 19th century Irish silver fiddle-pattern
table forks.
By Edward Twycross, Dublin, 1829 (8) & James la Bas, Dublin, 1843 (4).
Engraved with boar’s head armorial and initials ‘A. M. L‘. 816g, 26oz troy.
€
300-
€
500 (£240-£400 approx.)
186
Three early 19th century silver fiddle pattern tablespoons
London, 1852 (2) & 1809 (1); together with a silver bright-cut sugar nips
by Hester Bateman and an Old English pattern sauce ladle, London,
1809. 320g, 10oz troy. (5)
€
150-
€
200 (£120-£160 approx.)
187
A pair of Victorian Irish silver fiddle pattern tablespoons and another
Dublin, 1839, maker R. W. Smith. Engraved with stag armorial. Together
with a George III silver table spoon by Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1812.
222g, 7oz troy. (3)
€
100-
€
150 (£80-£120 approx.)
188
A matched set of six George III Irish silver fiddle pattern dessert
spoons
Dublin, 1813, by Samuel Neville (4) and 1807, by Richard Sawyer (2).
Together with a set of five Georgian Irish taper handled teaspoons, by
John Pittar and a George IV Irish silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, Dublin,
1827. 297g, 9.5oz troy.
€
100-
€
150 (£80-£120 approx.)
189
A set of six Victorian Irish silver fiddle pattern rattail teaspoons
Dublin, 1843, maker’s mark ‘J S’, 137g, 4.4oz troy. Engraved with stag’s
head armorial.
€
80-
€
120 (£60-£100 approx.)
190
A pair of George III Irish silver fiddle pattern tablespoons
Dublin, 1816, maker’s mark ‘I B’, 147g, 4.7oz troy. Cased, the hallmarks
later gilt.
€
100-
€
150 (£80-£120 approx.)