English Irish and Scottish Firearms Makers

English Irish and Scottish Firearms MakersA Directory of Makers Author: A. Merwyn Carey Illustrations B/W Photos Dated: 1967 Size: 8

Six sterling silver English, Irish, Scottish master and regular salt spoons bigest 4 3/4"L, smallest 2 1/4"L Total 1.95t oz.

Assorted grouping of silver flatware including Irish, Scottish, English, and American, 42 pcs total. Includes: 1 King's pattern condiment spoon, Dublin, 1828, maker B_; 1 Georgian fiddle pattern servi

A massive assortment of Irish, Scottish, and English silver flatware executed by various makers. Including (3) monogrammed matching Scottish silver serving spoons with a city mark of Edinburgh, maker'

Writing and decoration printed on bottles. Largest measures 8.5"H. 1) Diamond A English Brewery Ginger Beer, 2) Cruiskeen Lawn Mitchell's Old Irish Whiskey Belfast, 3) The Greybeard Heather Dew Blende

THE ART TREASURES OF ENGLAND - The Master-Pieces of the Best English, Irish, & Scottish Painters & Sculptors. WHITAKER, J Vernon, copyright page states, 1875; First Edition, Folio. Bound in full dark

9 piece misc. lot of heavy Georgian silver serving spoons; various English and Irish makers (see image); 20.9 troy ozs. weighable

Lot of English, Scottish, Irish and Canadian Notes

mainly 1785-1837, including 22 British, most Georgian, several Irish and Scottish examples, makers include George Samuel Lewis & John Wright, John Henry Charles Lias, George Wintle, Stephen Adams, Wil

(8) Books, (1) English And Irish Antique Glass By Derek C. Davis, 1964, (1) English, Scottish & Irish Table Glass By G. Bernard Hughes, 1954, (1) The Pairpoint Glass Story By George C. Avila, 1968, 19

Twentieth century. "The Jacobites and their Drinking Glasses" by Sedden, "Investing in Georgian Glass" by Lloyd, "English, Scottish & Irish Table Glass" by Hughes and "English Glass", edited by Crompt

SCOTTISH, IRISH, AMERICAN, ENGLISH - JESTS AND ANECDOTES (4 vol. set) - Short Tales for Travellers; BUSBY, Dr Thomas: Publ. in London: J. M. Dent, 1900; 4 vols. Small, 12mo, ea. vol. leather bound vol

[Blakey, Robert].Hints on Angling, with Suggestions for Angling Excursions in France and Belgium, to which are Appended some Brief Notices of the English, Scottish and Irish Waters. By Palmer Hackle.

Fredereich Carder, Pressed Glass, Ruth Web Lee's English, Scottish, and Irish by G.B. Hughes

Scarce American Revolution era English Scottish CHAIN-Guard Basket Hilt Sword, Blade is Maker Marked to Each Side. Total length : 39", Blade length : 33".

Unusual Large Scottish Or English Bowie Knife Maker Marked Full Length 18 inch Blade Length 12,5 inch

Lot of 5 Ginny Dolls from Far-Away Lands including German, English, Scottish, Spanish, and Irish. Dolls measure 8". All come in original boxes. Dolls are Lesney 1982. This sale will be broadcast live

Group of Georgian Irish & Scottish Silver Flatware the first, an Irish silver teaspoon with partially rubbed "F?" makers mark, possibly for Francis Jones, Dublin (circa mid to late18th century), witho

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

Pair of Georgian pewter candlesticks with square bases. 18th Century. Maker unknown. Signed with stamped hallmarks to the sides of each base, including: Crowns, Xs and two other marks (see photos). Cl

(14) PIECE CONTINENTAL SILVER FLATWARE GROUP all with partial or rubbed maker, city and date marks, most likely English and Irish, including a stuffing spoon, tablespoons, forks and teaspoons, longest

INVERNESS - A COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL FLATWARE VARIOUS MAKERS to include, a tablespoon, Charles Jamieson, of Old English pattern, initials engraved to terminal, a dessert spoon, same maker,

ABERDEEN – A COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL TODDY LADLES VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES to include, John Leslie, James Erskine, John Smith, William Jamieson and ‘B’, of Old English and

Including a monogrammed English silver ladle with a city mark of London, maker's mark of William Eley I & William Fearn, and a date letter of 1805 - approx. 12 1/2" in length; (6) Irish silve