GROUP OF 18TH C. ANGLO-IRISH SALTS

Anglo-Irish, 19th century. Group of four pieces of amber cut glass tableware in the Georgian taste, comprising: a navette or boat-form sweetmeat dish with pair of similar master salt cellars, and a la

Includes water pitcher, two elliptical footed salts, covered footed dish with an underplate, and a bulbous bud vase. 18th/19th C. H of water pitcher 15.2 cm. (6 in.)

18th C. Anglo Irish glass bell dome. 8 3/4" dia, x 11 1/2" tall

Group of Anglo-Irish Cut Glass Salt Cellars and Two Condiment Jars and Covers Comprising: A pair of small oval cellars Two pairs of navette cellars Five navette cellars of varying design A set of seve

Anglo-Irish, 18th C. Clear glass urn form with diamond cut pattern panels, raised on faceted square bases. H. 28 cm (11 in)

(lot of 4) Salt glazed stoneware group, 18th century, consisting of a charger with a milled rim, a leaf form dish or stand with stylized stalk handle, the border molded as overlapping leaves, a soup p

Pair of Anglo-Irish Cut Glass and Brass Hurricane Lamps with diamond-cut stands supported on petal-form bases, one standard is late 18th century, the other standard, fittings and shades are fourth qua

Anglo-Irish Georgian Mahogany Tea Table. The top with raised edge, carved and shaped apron, cabriole legs with acanthus leaf base terminating in claw and ball feet. Late 18th century. {Approximate dim

Anglo-Irish, third quarter 18th quarter. A matched pair of cut glass and silver plate table light or table girandoles each having domical foot with egg and dart shaped edge, with turned form stem issu

Anglo-Irish Queen Anne tea table, 18th c. 28"h x 33.5"dia

Late 18th to early 19th century, English or Irish; leaded colorless glass; Georgian, flat cut shaft above a bulbous body on a square, stepped base. Unmarked. Approx. w. 3", h. 9", d. 3". Provenance: F

twleve pieces including (3) 18th century blown salt cellars, (6) shot glasses, (1) 19th century tumbler and (2) 19th century pedestal urns (one in purple). Tallest 5.5 in. The Lifelong Collection of K

Pineapple form with a raised centre Anglo Irish cut glass bowl and four scrolled arms branching out of a decorative, cut glass pineapple. Each branch with an Anglo-Irish cut glass insert with similar

Group of (5) 18th century English sterling silver, to include: Queen Anne/George I salt cellar, Thomas Ash, London, 1714, of octagonal form with flared bottom, having interior with oval bowl and side

A group that includes an 18th century tea caddy spoon circa 1780, likely Dutch and a parcel gilt sterling master salt with gold wash on the interior, circa 1850. The master salt is from an unknown ori

Group of three 19th century English mahogany veneered tea caddies comprising: a double caddy with banded top having a silver plaque and Anglo-Irish colorless glass mixing bowl; an octagonal form caddy

A matched set of four early 19th century cut crystal sweetmeats or can be used for master salts, likely Anglo-Irish, each in navette form with scalloped edges and diamond pattern sides raised on a sho

Group of 18th and 19th c. American and English silver including London neoclassical footed cream jug, two early tea caddy spoons, Scottish toddy ladle, Howe & Guion NYC sugar tongs, salt shovel and sp

Group of Four British Salt and Candle Boxes, 18th century and later, including a salt box with dovetailed construction, composed of mixed woods, h. 12", w. 10-1/2", d. 6", an oak candle box with naile

Georgian Irish silver tableware, 18th C. Single handled basket and (4) salt cellars (one lacking cobalt blue glass insert). Possibly William Bond. (Basket: 6.5" wide, Total Weight: 18.94 ozt).

Group of 2 Meissen porcelain double salt with figures. 1. Double salt with male figure in 18th century dress #73041. 19th century. Crossed swords. Red 59 in script. Incised hand written 3024 dot. 5"h

A Group of Eighteen Irish Silver Soup Spoons Various Makers, 18th Century and Later comprising three sets of six. hallmarked to handle 36 ozt 9 dwt Length of most 8 1/4 inches. This lot is located in

An assorted group of twenty-eight English soft paste porcelain and salt-glazed stoneware tablewares Various makers, 18th century Including soft-paste porcelain pieces made by or attributed to Bow, Wor

Group antique Anglo-Irish cut glass tableware, tableware 19th/20th c., England, (11) pieces, incl. (2) pairs of compotes, 7"h x 9.5"dia, and a diamond cut baluster vase on round foot, 11"h x 8.25"dia;