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Click here to subscribeA collection of George V silver wares by Asprey, Mappin and Webb and Adie.A hot water jug, Birmingham, 1923, Adie Bros.; a small coffee pot Birmingham, 1922 and a pair of small sauceboats, Birmingham 1923, Mappin and Webb; and a sugar caster, London, 1913, Asprey and Co.; also a silver oval tea caddy, London. Total weight 1,596g; together with a cased set of six silver shellfish forks. (7)
1973 St Patrick's Cathedral, Irish silver commemorative plates, a set of four.The plain rim enclosing a central reserve, each acid etched with a view, the exterior of the Cathedral, the Chapter Seal, Dean Jonathan Swift and the Choir, hallmarked for Dublin, Royal Irish Ltd., 1975; 9½oz troy each (305g) diameter 9 9in. (22.9cm)
1966 Irish silver strawberry dish by William Egan, Cork and an Irish silver sugar bowl.A small, mid-20th century Cork silver strawberry dish, hallmarked for William Egan, Dublin, 1966, with Sword of Light commemorative hallmark, 5¼oz troy (164g) and an Irish silver sugar bowl, Dublin, 1968 by George Bullen, 4¾oz troy (152g).
Georgian silver spoons and a double set of silver plated cruets in the form of chessmen.A George III silver Old English pattern table spoon, London 1801; and a collection of eight silver mustard spoons; together with a six-piece silver-plated chessmen-shaped cruet set comprising two pepper casters in the form of kings, two mustard pots in the form of rooks and two salt cellers in the form of knights. (15)
Silver-plated ware.A miscellaneous collection of silver-plated items including, a figure of a mounted huntsman, a circular tray, fish servers, a soup ladle, various sauce ladles, decanter labels etc.; together with a circular engine-turned box the lid decorated with an etching of Boucher's 'Le Denicheur'.
A collection bog oak, silver and enamel buttons and badges.A set of six Edwardian, Art Nouveau, silver buttons, relief decorated with the bust of a woman with flowers in her hair, Chester, 1903; a set of three late 19th / early 20th century, carved bog-oak buttons and another larger; and a collection of four early 20th century badges. (14)
Irish silver miniature statue of William III. A silver representation of Grinling Gibbons' equestrian statue, which stood on College Green until its demolition by the IRA in 1928, the plinth engraved, '1690 - The Glorious Pious and Immortal Memory', hallmarks rubbed except for Hibernia fineness mark. On Connemara marble plinth. Total height 3.25 Other Notes: Finorty, John. Ireland In Pictures. J. S. Hyland & Co, Chicago, 1898, includes a photograph of Grinling Gibbons' equestrian statue with the comment, 'This equestrian statue of William III stands in College Green, and has stood there, more or less, since A.D 1701. We say “more or less” because no statue in the world, perhaps, has been subject to so many vicissitudes. It has been insulted, mutilated and blown up so many times, that the original figure, never particularly graceful, is now a battered wreck, pieced and patched together, like an old, worn out garment.' 3.25in. (8.3cm) In good condition. Three of the horses legs broken and soldered. Hallmarks rubbed.
1914-1918 British War Medal pair to Dubliner, and associated medals.To GS-52034. Pte. F. Tackaberry. R. Fus.; also Rathmines Literary and Debating Society, two silver medals to Frank Tackaberry; St. Kevin's Children's Service bronze medal, 1909-1910, to Fredk. Tackaberry; and Incorporated Lucas-Tooth Boys Training Fund for Efficiency, two bronze medals, 1924 and 1926. (7)
Pair of silver table candlesticks with embossed knopped baluster stems, on similar circular bases, by Thomas Watson & Co (Birmingham) 1834 (loaded), 23.5cm. Condition Report Thin and worn in places, one sconce needs soldering. Wear on highlights, split on edge at one nozzle, the other in two pieces with sleeve jammed into sconce. Good marks on bases and one nozzle (the other stuck and not seen).
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