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Victorian silver chalice and paten.
The chalice with plain circular bowl, the interior gilt,
on knopped hexagonal stem, on stepped, lobed
foot, London, 1842, 13oz troy, 412g; the paten of
plain, dished, circular form, the interior gilt, stamped
with maker’s mark for C. Cummins, Dublin, Victorian
duty mark and date letter for 1848, 3½oz troy, 107g,
also a silver plated pyx. In black japanned tin case.
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Estimate €200-€300 (approx £170-£255)
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19th century silver travelling communion set and
ciborium
A Victorian silver and silver mounted travelling
communion set, by James Dixon and Son,
comprising a chalice, paten and silver mounted
flask, Sheffield, 1867, in leather bound fitted case;
together with a French parcel-gilt, silver ciborium,
Paris, 1819-1838.
Estimate €200-€300 (approx £170-£255)
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Victorian silver vinaigrette.
A Victorian silver rectangular vinaigrette, the scroll
moulded rim enclosing an engine-turned body,
the hinged lid enclosing a gilt interior with pierced,
hinged grille, opening on a fragment of natural
sponge, maker’s mark for George Unite, hallmarked
Birmingham, 1893. 1oz troy (30g).
0.50 by 1.50 by 1in. (1.3 by 3.8 by 2.5cm)
Estimate €100-€150 (approx £85-£127)
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