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Click here to subscribeMilitary: [Coldstream Guards], a silver mounted horse hoof modelled as an Inkwell, inscribed on top "Charlie died Jan. 1901, the charger ridden by the late Major, the Marquess of Winchester, 2nd Battn., Coldstream Guards, given after his death by the present Marquess to J.W. Smith of Weyhill," with engraved coronet, hallmarked, Rowland Ward Limited, 166 Piccadilly. (1)
A good Irish silver Sugar Bowl, in the 18th Century style, chased with flowers and foliage on three lion mask and paw feet with 1916-1966 Jubilee mark by G.B., together with a similar Cream Jug, Dublin 1973, with the additional mark representing Ireland's Entry into the European Community by Royal Irish, and another fine Irish silver and silver gilt Sugar Bowl by Royal Irish, also with the additional mark of E.U., 22.65 ounces, 644 grs. (3)
A fine early 19th Century French silver mounted Percussion Hunting Pistol, with engraved steel lock depicting a hunting scene on a full walnut stock with a 23cms (9'') two stage steel barrel with horn tipped ram rod, the ornate silver mounts and furniture in the rococo style with hunting scenes and scrolling foliage, the butt cap with a seated lady holding a gun with dog by her side, 40cms (16'') overall. (1)
A small silver Salver or Waiter, of circular serpentine form with gadroon edge on four ball n' claw feet, Birmingham 20th Century, 433grs, 20cms (8"); together with another similar ditto, Sheffield 1896, with serpentine shaped bead edge on claw and ball feet, 323grs, 20cms (8"). (2)
A two handled silver Trophy Cup, Birmingham 1923 by W.N. Ltd., with leaf cast handles on ebonised stand, 429 grams, 15.35 ounces, 21cms (8 1/4"); together with a small embossed silver Rose Bowl with C scrolls and flowers on stem base, Birmingham 1904, 8.45 ounces, 241 grams. (2)
A pair of attractive silver Corinthian column design Bachelor Candlesticks, the shaped tops with beaded edge reeded pillar on stepped bases, by TB.Ld., weighted; together with a set of four almost matching silver Bachelor Candlesticks with circular reeded tops and similar bases, by S.B. & S. Ld each approx. 7cms (3"), as a lot. (6)
A chased and embossed silver helmet shaped Cream Jug, London 1895 in the Irish 18th Century style, profusely chased with flowers, birds and animals, under a gadroon edge, with scroll handle and shell capped pad feet, 21cms (8 1/4'), 312g; together with A pair of circular modern Chester silver Bon Bon Dishes, each with leaf moulded edge and spiral fluted bowl; a pair of smaller Birmingham silver ditto, and one other oval bon bon dish. (6)
A silver plated Tea Urn, Sheffield, 19th Century, of unusual small proportions with two handles on a half reeded body with tap, on stem base and quadruple pod with shell capped paw feet, 31cms h (12"); together with an English silver Georgian style Cream Jug with pad feet, 2ozs, maker S. Blanckensee & Son, Ltd. (2)
A heavy reeded and baluster shaped Irish silver Castor Sugar Shaker, by Royal Irish Dublin, with pierced top on four leaf cast legs, 1973, with the additional mark commemorating Ireland's Entry into the European Community, 18cms (7") 195grs, 7 ounces, together with another Irish Castor Sugar Shaker with the additional mark commemorating the Jubilee 1916-1966, by J.M.C. Dublin 1966, 6.30 ounces, 182grs and a Birmingham silver Hot Water Pot, c. 1900, 18cms (7") 472 grams, 16.70 ounces. (2)
James Humbert Craig, RHA (1877-1944) A Silver Morning," O.O.C., Pier Scene with Fishermen preparing their Boat, and Mother & Child standing on Ledge, Boats in the distance, approx. 38cms x 51cms (15" x 20"), signed lower left, gilt frame. (1) Note: Connell (George A.) James Humbert Craig, R.H.A. - The Natural Talents of J.H. Craig, The Peoples Artist, 1988, page 121.
A good silver Desk Stand, of rectangular form with gadroon edge, London 1895, with presentation inscription and a pair of cutglass square ink Bottles, each with silver crested top and two pen slots on four ornate scroll legs, by T.B., 30cms (12"), 1152grms, 40.55 ounces. (3)
A pair of mid-20th Century Irish Georgian style silver Bowls, of small proportions by Thomas Weir and Sons, Dublin c. 1945, each on socle type base, hallmarked, approx. 6 ounces; together with a fine pair of silver mounted embossed Brushes with grotesque masks and scroll decoration, each with engraved crest 'Fides Non Timet' and dated 16th Feb. 1900, marks worn, by James Deakin & Sons, as a lot, w.a.f. (4)
A very important and rare suite of 4 Arts & Crafts silver Candlesticks, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1992, the design probably by Jan Eisenloeffel, each square flared base with riveted strap work and upward tapering stem, 22cms (8 3/4"), and a pair of taller matching ditto, 31cms (12 1/4"). (4)
A collection of miscellaneous silver Platewares, comprising a large oval silver plated Teapot, a small silver plated Coffee Pot with cavity centre, an urn shaped Claret Jug, 34cms (13 1/2") a rectangular crested and plated Tray with pierced gallery and canted corners on lion paw feet, 46cms (18"), an oval Meat Platter, a four compartment Sandwich Stand, and two small circular Waiters. (8)
An important five piece Irish crested silver Tea and Coffee Service, decorated in the Celtic Revival design comprising coffee, tea, cream and sugar with matching tray, by Weir and Sons, Dublin., c. 1915, approx. 303 ounces (total weight). (5) Provenance: Each with crest of Baron Kingsale (de Courcy) - Michael Constantine de Courcy, 33rd Baron (1855-1931).
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