Duke of Leinster - A set of four George IV Irish

hallmarked, Dublin, 1820, M.West, together with two matched Irish sterling silver forks, all in shell fiddle and thread, total weight 314gm, l 17cm (6)

Good George IV Irish Four-Piece Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Set, hallmarked Dublin, 1821, by Edward Power (free 1816, d. 1846), comprising a coffeepot, h. 9-1/4", l. 11-3/4", a teapot, h. 6", l. 11

Set of Four George IV Silver Master Salts, Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard Ieach master salt with the mark of Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, London (1822), handsome form with gadrooning to rim and r

A set of ten George IV Irish silver teaspoons, Charles Marsh, Dublin 1827, Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, 14.5cm long, 10.23ozt (10)

A set of four George V Irish sterling salts, hallmarked Dublin 1916 with maker's marks for West & Son, all of substantial bellied form & raised on applied lions' mask supports atop twin paw feet, repl

Set of four English George IV sterling silver footed repousse master salt cellars (marks of Joseph Angell I, London, one 1825, three 1826), together with four "Fiddle and Shell" master salt spoons (ma

A SET OF FOUR IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SALT CELLARS, Dublin c.1790, makers mark of Christopher Haines and struck 'STERLING', of open circular form, each with gilded bowls, each engraved with unicorn ra

Duke of Leinster - A set of six George III sterling silver table forks, London 1774, no makers mark King's Hourglass pattern, double struck with union shell heel. The reverse engraved with a crest of

A Set of Six Irish George IV Silver Teaspoons William Cummins, Dublin, 1822 each having a rat tail bowl and a fiddle form handle. marked on underside of handles 4 ozt 3 dwts Length 5 1/2 inches. Estim

An Irish George IV Silver Tea Setmark of James Le Bas, Dublin (1826 and 1827) hallmarks, the three piece set including a teapot (5.5 in.), sugar bowl, and creamer; each piece profusely decorated by ha

each with a curved crest rail above a horizontal anthemion carved splat and upholstered seat, raised on turned and fluted legs to the fore. 86 cm. high; 48 cm. wide; 44 cm. deep

Y A GEORGE IV SILVER FOUR PIECE BALUSTER TEA AND COFFEE SETJOSEPH ANGELL I, LONDON 1824The tea and coffee pots with seated figure finials to the domed covers, leaf capped double scroll handles with iv

"Life of Wellington" by George Newenham Wright (Irish, 1794-1877), full set of four volumes, published by Fisher, Son & Co, London. with gilt decorated green leather bounds. Each: 9" H x 6" W x 1.5" D

after George Stubbs (English 1724-1806)- ''Shooting- Plates I-IV'' (Lennox-Boyd 11-14)- set of four engravings wither later hand-coloring, 1769, by William Woollett , on laid paper, published by Thoma

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

with oval backs and leather upholstery, nail head trim. 38" high, 24" wide, 21" deep. Some creasing to leather; scuffs, wear and old repairs, mostly to arm joints. Provenance: Collection of McIver-Mor

George IV Irish sterling silver repousse teapot with floral, foliate, grapes and rococo scroll cartouches with "gooseneck" spout, crested handle and raised on lion's paw feet, Irish assay hall marks:

George IV Irish Sterling Silver Waiter, hallmarked Dublin, 1822, by James Le Bas, of circular form, with rocaille "Chippendale" rim and raised on three pad feet, dia. 6-3/4", 10.07 t. oz.

A William Nowland George IV Irish Silver Hot Water Kettle on Stand, Dublin, circa 1815

Set of Four George III Sheffield Plate Crested Candlesticks, 1800-20. Each in the form of a stop-fluted column with Corinthian capital, on a gadrooned square base stamped with an acanthus leaf at each

Four George IV to Early Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Pieces all London, including: a "King's" pattern fish slice, hallmarked 1826-1827, by William Eaton, with elaborately pierced scimitar-shaped

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Edward Feline, London, 1741 In the Régence style, each cast and chased with classical motifs, the sides of the bases and nozzles with a mask within

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by John Hyatt & Charles Semore, London, 1759 height 11in (28cm). Footnotes: Provenance E. & C. T. Koopman & Son Ltd., London, 10 December 1985.

A FINE SET OF FOUR GEORGE III LARGE CAST SILVER TABLE CANDLE STICKS IN THE ROCOCO MANNER with scalloped gadroon-edged shellwork bases on knopped flared tapering twisted stems with scalloped edge detac