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Click here to subscribeA COLLECTION OF SILVER TRINKETS COMPRISING: a silver mounted glass perfume bottle with pierced body heavily embossed with scrolls, flower heads and foliage, Birmingham marks; an Indian white metal card case; a pocket watch; a rectangular white metal snuff box; a silver scotch label decorated with a salmon and fisherman; a port label; etc. (6)
A MATCHED SET OF TWELVE IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER TABLESPOONS, each with taper handles, brightcut feather edge, vacant lozenge and starburst, Dublin with various dates and makers including: 1803 (5) maker's mark J.S; 1806 (2) mark of Samuel Neville; 1816 (1) maker's mark IS; 1823 (2) mark of Joshua Buckton; 1834-35 (1) maker's mark R.S 22ozs in total
A MATCHED SET OF TWELVE IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER TABLE FORKS, each with taper handles, brightcut feather edge, vacant lozenge and starburst, Dublin with various dates and makers including: 1811 (3), some with mark of Samuel Neville; 1816 (3) maker's mark IS; 1822 (3) mark of Charles Marsh and possibly William Cummins; 1825-26 (3) mark of Joshua Buckton 22ozs in total
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CARD TRAY, Birmingham 1905, mark of G.U., with plain central reserve and moulded sides, raised on four scroll feet. 15cm square; together with an Irish pierced and shaped bon-bon dish, Dublin 1973, Royal Irish; another Irish bon-bon dish of circular form with panelled sides; and a silver plated circular bon-bon dish (4)
TWO SETS OF SIX COMMEMORATIVE SILVER COFFEE SPOONS, the first set of six in Old English pattern, the gilt bowls depicting Edward VIII, Prince of Wales, Birmingham 1925, mark of James Swann & Son; together with another set of six silver coffee spoons depicting crowned King Edward VIII inscribed "Coronation King Edward VIII", Birmingham 1936, mark of James Swann & Son. (12) Provenance: Gifted during WWII to a young boy who resided in Ranelagh, Co. Dublin, by his aunt "Sal", who was from England. "Aunt Sal" visited her family in Ireland often and always brought a gift, despite the fact that she could ill afford to. Aunt Sal kept lodgers in her home during the War, one of whom worked in a silversmith's who presented these spoons to "Aunt Sal" as payment for his bed and board. Six of the spoons are hallmarked in 1936 and depict the crowned King Edward VIII, who famously abdicated the throne in order to marry Ms. Wallis Simpson, an American who was filing for her second divorce at the time. Edward was one of the shortest-reigning monarchs in British and Commonwealth history, who reigned from 20th January to 11th December 1936 and was never crowned.
AN IRISH GEORGE III SWING HANDLED SILVER SUGAR BASKET, Dublin 1785, mark of Robert Breading, the reeded handle and rim above a lobed navette shaped body, decorated with bright cut engraved bands of scrolls above foliate festoons and engraved with initials, raised on an oval stepped spreading foot (8oz). 16.5cm wide, 10cm deep, 11.5cm high Provenance: Carrigglas Manor, Co. Longford
A COLLECTION OF SILVER CASES, comprising a rectangular card case, Birmingham marks, with chased decoration overall. 8.5 x 5.5cm; a shaped rectangular pill box, with scrolling scrolls and foliage and engraved "A.P.N., M.E.H. 1897", and with gilt interior. 5 x 3.5cm; a cigarette case with crested cover. 8.5 x 6.5cm; together with a silver plated mounted hip flask; etc. (5)
A SET OF FIVE VICTORIAN HANOVERIAN FIDDLE PATTERN SILVER TABLE FORKS, the handles engraved with initials Exeter 1869, maker's mark of Joshua & James Williams; together with an Irish George III fiddle pattern silver table spoon, Dublin 1808 and an Irish fiddle pattern silver sugar tongs, Dublin, lacking date letter by Samuel Neville c.1820 (7)
**please note this lot weighs 10ozs not 100ozs as stated in the catalogue** A SMALL CIRCULAR BALUSTER SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, inscribed "from Grannie", Birmingham 1931; together with a plain Georgian style silver sauce boat, raised on shell feet, London 1929; together with a Georgian style circular baluster silver pepper pot and a matching mustard pot with blue glass liner, each raised on lion mask and paw feet, Birmingham 1944 (10oz in all) (4)
A MATCHED SILVER TEASET COMPRISING OVAL TEAPOT, with domed finial and partially wyvern fluted body, Sheffield 1891, retailed by Mappin Brothers (32oz in all); together with an oval baluster teapot with way gadroon border, raised on four leaf and paw feet, London Marks; together with an oval sugar casket with hinged lid and partially reeded body, Hallmarks rubbed (3)
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