A Pair of Irish Silver Candelsticks, Dublin, 1721,

A Pair of Irish Silver Candelsticks Dublin, 1721 marked 25 ozt 3 dwt Height 6 3/4 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000

A PAIR OF IRISH SILVER AMORIAL SALVERS, Dublin c.1834, makers mark of James Le Bas, each of shaped circular form, with raised pie crust rim, the centre engraved with central crest and motto 'POST FUNE

A PAIR OF IRISH SILVER CHAMPAGNE FLUTES, Dublin 1970 & 1971, makers mark of Royal Silver Co., each of plain form, with spool-shaped stems on disc feet (c.20 troy ozs). 16.5cm high

A PAIR OF IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE BOATS Dublin, 1808 With engraved crest to sides; length 8 1/4in (21cm); total silver weight approximately 23oz troy. Footnotes: Provenance E. & C. T. Koopman &

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 PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH SILVER SERVING SPOONS, Dublin c.1794, maker's mark of John Osborne, the plain tapered handles with crested terminals (c.5 troy ozs). 24cm long

A pair of George III Irish sterling silver sauce tureens, Dublin 1788 by Richard Williams Each of oval navette form upon pedestal oval bases with beaded rims. The reeded loop twin handled leading to

A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH SILVER BRIGHT-CUT SAUCE LADLES, Dublin c.1808, maker's mark of Carden Terry and Jane Williams, with scallop bowls and point handles (c. 1.5 troy ozs). 15cm long

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TABLE CANDLESTICKS, by James Moore, Dublin (lacking date mark), the Corinthian capitals on fluted and reverse fluted tapering column supports, on stepped square bases

Late 18th century. Hallmarks for Dublin by Ambrose Boxwell. No date mark. Scrolled feet and handle. 5.5"h. 10"l.

Pair of Irish Silver Stuffing Spoons, a Victorian Stuffing Spoon and a George III Ladel Comprising: A pair of Irish stuffing spoons, marked Dublin, probably 1780, engraved with crest A Victorian stuff

Crafted of sterling silver. Features Irish Georgian style with ornate bases. Shell and acanthus style with twist detailing. Marked with Dublin hallmarks for Richard Williams (circa 1767). Partial engr

A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH SILVER TWO-HANDLED CUPS, by Daniel Egan, Dublin 1807, retailed by Clarke & West, repousse with fruiting vine, acanthus leaves and scrolls, each with presentation engrav

A pair of Irish sterling silver sauce ladles with armorial crest on handle. Hallmarks for William Cummins, Dublin, Ireland, 1828. Each measuring 6" long. Together with a sterling silver serving spoon

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Christopher Cummins (junior), Dublin 1838, one with retailer's mark of George Brown, Fiddle pattern, each engraved DRA. (2) 23cm long, 4.2 troy o

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

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

Dublin 1907 and 1909 Makers E. Johnson. In the shape of traditional mether cups. 64g.

A pair of mid 18th century Irish silver twin handled cups by Michael Byrne, Dublin no date, with leaf-capped double scroll handles, central moulded girdles, on a moulded circular pedestal bases, engra

Pair of Samuel Neville Irish sterling silver fruit spoons with repousse bowls, marks for Dublin 1806, 3.74 TO, 9-1/8" long

An Irish Georgian pair of sterling silver oval three legged sauce boats Dublin, mid 18th century 21 cm long, 825 grams Provenance: The Collection of Sir Tristan and Lady Antico Christie’s 3rd

In the form of banded oval handled baskets with original blue glass liners (chipped). The silver vessels are hallmarked for Dublin 1816, probably by W. Nowlan with the remains of a retailer mark (mark

including a Dublin silver dinner bell, indistinct maker's mark 'IO', probably for Jonas Osbourne (John)(Osborne), circa 1784-1809; and a pair of English silver bottle coolers, London, circa 1897, with

A group of Irish and English sterling silver table articles. Comprised of a pair of Irish sterling sugar tongs (6" long) and a salt ladle (3.75" long). The tongs and salt ladle hallmarked Dublin Irela