A Victorian Irish silver dish ring by West & Son,

Open salts with cobalt liners in the form of Irish dish rings together with three salt spoons. Unmarked.

Robert Pringle & Sons (English / Birmingham), 1902, Victorian sterling silver and cranberry glass epergne, consisting of five cut glass oval dishes with shaped rims, nestled in oval rings having scrol

AN IRISH SILVER DISH RING, Dublin 1973, with blue plastic liner, the pierced body decorated with a vacant cartouche flanked by animals amongst foliage, (c.13 troy ozs). 19cm diameter

Irish sterling silver dish or potato ring. Of a typical Irish form with chased and repousse pastoral scene with sheep and cattle, etc. Hallmarked Wakely & Wheeler, Dublin, 1912. H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in.)

A Victorian Silver Dish Ring George Fox, London, 1897 hallmarked for Sterling on pierce decoration 16 ozt 10 dwt Height 3 1/2 x diameter 8 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Johns

Irish Silver Serving Dish Ring Pierced dish ring having a pastoral motif and cartouche, a gold-tone finish; probably spuriously hallmarked on bottom edge for Alexander Richards Property from: Chicago

Dublin, c1899, with concaved sides, repousse and chased with a rustic scene, rococo scrolls and a monogrammed cartouche, 7 in. Diam., with cobalt blue liner, 12.25 ozt.

An Irish George III Silver Dish Ring W. Townsend, Dublin, 1769 hallmarked for Sterling on cartouche 15 ozt 9 dwt Height 4 1/4 x diameter 8 1/2 inches. Property Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of

A Victorian Silver Covered Butter Dish James Dixon & Sons, Birmingham, 1887 the interior with a removable liner hallmarked for Sterling on body 21 ozt 7 dwt Height 6 x width 7 1/2 inches. Property fro

AN IRISH SILVER CELTIC BOWL, Dublin c.1924, mark of West & Sons, of circular form chased with bosses and bands of Celtic motifs, raised on spreading feet (24.94 troy ozs). 28cm wide across handles, 10

A handsome pair of Edwardian Irish sterling silver salts in the form of dish rings, both pierced bodies retaining their original cobalt glass liners (one chipped), hallmarked Dublin 1903, and maker's

pair Victorian silver shell-form bon bon dishes, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1900, smaller shell-form dish, and pair Victorian repousse silver miniature tea bowls, maker RS, probably Robert Stebbi

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PIERCED BON BON DISHES, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1894, shaped circular form. 11.5cm diameter, 5.9 troy ounces

A Victorian Irish / Celtic white metal tara brooch set with three coral cabochon. Marked West & Son, College Green. Dublin. Approx. 2 1/2" wide

Victorian Silver Dish, Charles Edwards, London, 1894. Dimensions: 1" H x 5.25" diameter; weight: 3.94 ozt. Keywords: Antique, Grape vine, Flowers, Bachannalian motif, Ring tray, Plate, Table accessori

Circular waisted form, the body with pierced Neoclassical decoration. Hallmarked to rim for Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1911.Dia. 20cm (7 7/8in) Without original cobalt glass liner.

A Victorian silver napkin ring hallmarked Sheffield 1891, maker James Deakin & Sons. Together with an early 20thC example with engine turned decoration. (2)

A PAIR OF GEORGE IV IRISH SILVER SECOND COURSE DISHES, the first marked for Jacob West (Alderman), Dublin 1823, the second for William Nolan, Dublin 1821, circular, each with gadrooned rim and engr

One with two wing cherubs at sides by Webster & Sons. The second is a winged cherub blowing a horn by Simpson Hall & Miller. Condition (Excelent). Size Largest: 4" T.

A matched pair of late Victorian silver bonbon dishes, the oval bodies with radiating and scroll piercing, scalloped rim and standing on an oval foot. Hallmarked William Comyns & Sons, London 1895 and

Item: Antique Victorian 19" Sterling Silver Salver / Tray Made in London Date - 1897 Maker - MATTHEW (MATHEW) WEST & SONS, DUBLIN Approx. Weight - 82.3oz / 2560g Approx. Diameter - 19 inches / 48.2cm

Dublin, 1959, shallow bowl with scalloped border, no monogram, marks for William Egan & Sons, 16.72 oz. T., 9-7/8 in.

A PAIR OF IRISH GEORGE IV SILVER TRENCHER SALTS, Dublin c.1812/1813, mark of James Le Bas, retailed by West & Sons, (6.9 troy ozs). 7cm diameter

A Victorian silver sweet meat dish of oval form with pierced and embossed decoration. hallmarked Sheffield 1894 maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd. 7" wide