Lot 61
A cased pair of circular napkin rings, Birmingham 1926. Together with two bon bon dishes, London marks; and three baluster pepper pots,...
Hammer Price: €150
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Lot 62
A Continental white metal square salver with beaded border, the reserve engraved with coronet above initials 'I. B.' and raised on bracket...
Hammer Price: €360
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Lot 63
An early 19th Century inlaid tortoise shell oval etui, containing a section of instruments including: scissors, dividers, tweezers, folding...
Hammer Price: €520
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Lot 64
A modern Irish brandy warmer, Dublin 1977, William Egan of Cork. With spiral turned handle, and lobed oval bowl.
Provenance: collection of the...
Hammer Price: €260
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Lot 65
An English George III helmet shaped cream jug, London 1787, 6ozs. Applied with 'C' scroll handle, the body with punched rim, chased with...
Hammer Price: €160
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Lot 66
A fine set of four George IV Irish decanter coasters, Dublin 1825, James Fray. The wirework sides applied with vines and vine leaf decoration,...
Hammer Price: €15,000
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Lot 67
An Edwardian cased set of twelve teaspoons and matching sugar nips in a fitted case, Sheffield 1903
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Hammer Price: €120
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Lot 68
An Old Sheffield plate circular stand with egg and dart rim raised on three reeded supports on triangular platform, together with two dish...
Hammer Price: €150
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Lot 69
An Irish George III pie server, Dublin 1807, A. Murphy, 7ozs. Having plain fiddle pattern handle and a pierced rectangular bowl with hinged...
Hammer Price: €1,200
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Lot 70
An Irish George II chamber candlestick, Dublin circa 1750, John Loughlin, 18ozs. The nozzle with a foliate band, the circular base fitted with...
Hammer Price: €2,600
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Lot 71
An English Edwardian shaped circular salver, London 1913, 22ozs. With pie crust rim and the central reserve engraved with crest and raised on...
Hammer Price: €310
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Lot 72
A pair of George III circular wine coasters, Dublin 1792, probably Charles Dowdall. Having inset timber bases and reeded undulating rims above...
