A PAIR OF VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER WINE EWERS, Dublin c.

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

Pair Art Nouveau silver plated wine/water ewers, 20th c., cut crystal bodies, unmarked, possibly Hawkes or Stuart, 11"h x 6"dia.

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 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

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 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 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 &

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

A LARGE GEORGE III IRISH SILVER SAUCEBOAT, Dublin c.1770, maker's mark rubbed, of helmet form with punched rim, the spiral fluted body with applied c-scroll handle, raised on shell capped legs with ho

(lot of 2) Sterling silver dishes, Royal Irish Silver Company, Dublin, c.1969, including: (1) shallow dish of rectangular form, approx 5 7/8"h, 8"w; (1) shallow scalloped dish, approx 5"diam; both wit

A LARGE GEORGE III IRISH SILVER SAUCEBOAT, Dublin c.1770, makers mark of William Thompson, of helmet shape, with punched rim, the body decorated with embossed linear design, with applied c-scroll hand

Sterling silver dish, Royal Irish Silver Company, Dublin, c.1969, shallow lobed form, surface wear to well, hallmarks as pictured, approx 9.5"h, 7"w, 11.73ozt Start Price: $100.00

A MODERN IRISH SILVER GOBLET, Dublin c.1977 mark of Michael D. Hilliar, (6 troy ozs). 14cm high

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

A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER CRUET STAND, Dublin c.1760, maker's mark of Robert Calderwood, the gadrooned frame fitted with twin pierced compartment for two silver mounted cut glass bottles, with applied

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 SMALL GEORGE II IRISH SILVER BRANDY WARMER, Dublin c.1737, maker's mark of Thomas Sutton, the small concave body with spout and applied with turned wooden handle (c.4.2 troy ozs). 18cm wide

AN IRISH SILVER ENTREE DISH, Dublin c.1813, makers mark rubbed, of rectangular form, canted corners, gadrooned rim, hooped handle, crested, (39 troy ozs). 26cm wide

A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER CARD TRAY, Dublin c.1770s, mark of 'WH', of circular form with raised piecrust rim cast with anthemion, the centre decorated with floral and spiral engraving, raised on three

AN IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER TEA URN, Dublin c.1780s, mark probably of Ambrose Boxwell, in the form of a classical urn, body decorated with swags and flowers,, the hinged cover surmounted with acorn finia

AN IRISH GEORGE I SILVER TAZZA, Dublin c.1729, lacking marker's mark, of plain circular form, crested, raised on short foot (4.5 troy ozs). 14cm wide, 4cm high

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER SAUCEBOATS, London c.1898, mark of D & J Welby, with fluted bodies and c-scroll handles, raised on shell capped cabriole legs and pad feet (22.6 troy ozs all in). 13cm high,