A set of 12 fine Russian Imperial Niello work and silver gilt Caviar Spoons, makers mark B.C. 84, 1879, each with tapering stem and urn finial, 13...

A fine quality set of Irish silver Salts, by James Fray, Dublin c. 1825, the edges of reeded form over repoussé worked bodies decorated in the Chi...

A set of 12 English silver kings pattern Dessert Spoons, by Chawner & Co. (George W. Adams) and also Mary Chawner, each with shell decoration and ...

A set of 12 Irish Georgian crested silver rat-tail Dessert Spoons, by J. Brady, Dublin 1834, each approx. 19cms (7 1/2") long, the crest depicting...

A cased English silver Christening Cup and Saucer, and Spoon, by E.H. (Wm. Hutton & Sons) retailed by West & Son; together with a cased English si...

A set of 10 kings pattern English silver Dessert Spoons, by Chawner & Co. (George W. Adams) Mary Chawner, each with shell decoration and crest of ...

A cased pair of silver Egg Cups, together with Napkin Ring, and associated Spoon [E.V. Viners]; together with a silver Money Clip by Thomas Weir (...

Silverware: Co. Cavan Interest, a varied set of silver Forks and Spoons, of fiddle pattern design, Georgian period, English & Irish, hallmarks, in...

A collection of Continental silver plated Cutlery Stands, of elongated form with lion paw grasping wheatsheaf, each approx. 10cms (4") long. (1)

An English Victorian silver Card Case, of chased design and crested with family 'Russell' motif and motto, the base inscribed 'Mrs. Jane Russell' ...

A fine pair of Georgian period Irish Provincial silver hook handle Serving Spoons, by Joseph Johns, Limerick, c. 1750's, each hallmarked 'J.J. or...

A set of 6 Irish Georgian silver Dessert Spoons, Dublin 1807; together with a set of 6 English silver Teaspoons (marks worn), approx. 8 ounces. (1...

A set of 8 varied Irish and English silver Spoons, with matching bright cut design, makers mark of John Laughlin, John Power, Stephen Bergin, Chri...

A set of Georgian silver handled Cutlery, possibly Irish, four Dinner Knives & three Tea Forks, each with double steel prongs, handles with makers...

A varied collection of 12 Irish & English Dessert Spoons, various hall marks and makers, some crested and monogrammed, approx. 13 ounces. (12)

A pair of Irish silver Georgian period fiddle pattern Serving Spoons, by James Scott, Dublin, 1830, approx. 24cms (9 1/2"), each with engraved thr...

A set of 10 Irish and English fiddle pattern crested (uniformly) silver Serving Spoons, by Matthew West, Samuel Neville, William Cummins (Dublin) ...

Silverware: A pair of Elkington & Co. rococo style Bachelor Candlesticks, a Georgian style oversized single plated Candlestick, an Art Nouveau pla...

A collection of Irish bright cut silver Dessert and Tea Spoons, various hallmarks, (8 desserts, 11 teaspoons), as a lot, w.a.f. approx. 13 ounces....

A fine quality set of 6 Georgian Irish silver bright cut Serving Spoons, each monogrammed with initials, hallmarked J.P. (John Power) c. 1811 - 18...

Silverware: A collection of varied Condiments and Spoons, Sugar Tongs, two pairs of Georgian silver Shoe Buckles, etc., as a lot, w.a.f., approx. ...

A set of 6 English silver Dessert Spoons, each crested, by William Eaton, London c. 1804, approx. 11 ounces. (6)

A large English Georgian period silver fiddle pattern Serving Spoon, by Richard Britton, London c. 1804, approx. 2.5 ounces. (1)

An Irish Georgian silver rat-tail Sifter Spoon, with engraved monogram 'E.P.', by Laurence Nolan, Dublin 1823, approx. 4 ounces. (1)

A set of 9 English silver Victorian Dessert Spoons, by George Aldwinckle, London, c. 1853, approx. 13 ounces. (9)

A set of 12 English Victorian silver Serving fiddle pattern Spoons, hallmarked George Aldwinckle, London c. 1863, approx. 29 ounces. (12)

A cased set of 11 silver Teaspoons and Tongs, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London; a cased attractive silver top mother-o-pearl handled monogram...

Silverware: Three matching oval pierced Salts, with blue glass liners, a silver Inkwell (lid loose), together with a collection of Novelty travel ...

Silverware: A crested Irish Georgian silver Butter Knife, with stained green bone handle by George Nangle, Dublin (n.d.), an etched and stained ha...

A set of four English silver oval Salts, Georgian style with blue glass liners, by S.L. Ltd., (with some odd silver Salt Spoons), a clam shell des...

Silverware: A set of five silver shell bowl design Teaspoons, London 1894; together with five silver Egg Spoons, with Russell family crest, by Wil...

Silverware: A set of four unusual skillet design silver Salts, by Mappin & Webb, London, with matching spoons; a pair of Victorian repousse design...

A set of 12 Irish bright cut Teaspoons, by West & Son, Dublin, with engraved initials, approx. 8 ounces; together with an attractive pierced decor...

A pair of plain Irish Georgian period silver rat-tail Serving Spoons, by William Cummins, Dublin 1833, each approx. 33cms (13") long, approx. 6.5 ...

Silver & Plateware: A pair of plated and champlevé Salt and Pepper Shakers, in oval fitted trays; a set of 10 plated Cutlery Stands modelled as li...

A cased silver Condiment Set, comprising salt, pepper, and mustard pot with two spoons, hallmarked, Irish Silver Limited 1973; together with an ur...

A group of five silver varied designed, pierced and decorated Napkin Rings, a small silver Chamberstick, and a pair of carved bone Cutlery Rests, ...

A rare pair of George III Irish Provincial silver Basting Spoons, by Philip Walshe, Limerick, c. 1770's, each hallmarked 'P.W. Sterling P.W.' and ...

Silverware: A cased pair of chased design silver Cigarette Ash Trays, by Viners (retailed by Weir & Sons); a cased pair of plain silver Napkin Rin...

An Irish late Georgian fiddle pattern Serving Spoon, by William Sherwin, Dublin c. 1834, crested with monogram; together with a smaller Serving Sp...

An Irish Georgian period silver Serving Spoon, of plain design, with monogram, by John Power, Dublin 1793, approx. 32cms (12 1/2") approx. 2 ounce...

Silverware: A set of four Victorian silver embossed handled Butter Knives; a mother-o-pearl handled and etched silver Butter Knife, a Kings patter...

A Victorian silver plated Cruet Set, with five bottles, 29cms (11 1/2"); together with two similar silver plated Bud Vases with lotus tree design,...

Silverware: A varied collection of Georgian and later Silver, comprising Christening Mugs, Condiments, Tea & Mustard Spoons, various makers & date...

A set of 12 Irish and English Georgian & Victorian silver Serving Spoons, crested uniformly, some of rat-tail design by Peter Walsh, Matthew West ...

An English silver Coffee Pot, with wooden handle and finial, Birmingham, J. Collyer Ltd., the ewer shaped Pot on a turned circular base, approx. 1...

A pierced and decorated English silver Bowl, by Gladwin Ltd., Sheffield, approx. 10 ounces, a cased pair of silver knife Rests modelled as buffalo...

A set of 8 varied Irish and English silver Serving Spoons, mostly Georgian, crested or initialled, approx. 16 ounces. (8)

A set of 12 Irish Georgian silver rat-tail and crested Dessert Spoons, by John Pittar and others, c. 1804, (varied dates) approx. 14 ounces. (12)

A rare Irish Georgian period Provincial fiddle pattern design silver Serving Spoon, (crested), by Phineas Garde, Cork, c. 1818, approx. 3 ounces. ...

A set of 10 varied Irish silver fiddle pattern and rat-tail design Dessert Spoons (6 + 2 + 2), some crested and monogrammed, approx. 12 ounces. (1...

A MODERN PAIR OF SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1942, original box. Together with a cased set of coffee bean top spoons with she...

AN INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER (.925) ITEMS, to include a modern Irish silver open bread basket with pierced wavy bord...

A CASED PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED FISH KNIFE & FORK SERVERS, together with a cased pair of Victorian silver plated apostle spoons, of large ...

A PAIR OF STERLING SILVER AND SHELL SLATS, mother-of-pearl spoons, boxed

A PRE-WAR CA 1930 MAHOGANY CASED CANTEEN OF SILVER PLATED BONE HANDLED CUTLERY, by Edmond & Sons, Glasgow, original owner's initial B on the case