(3pc) ANTIQUE IRISH & ENGLISH SILVER

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

Collection of Three Antique English and Irish Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoons: (1) English George III spoon with hallmarks for London, 1808 and "TB", (Thomas Barker), (1) Spoon with hallmarks for Dubl

Antique, 19th Century, Georgian English sterling silver pumpkin motif coffee pot, sugar & creamer 3pc coffee service set by silversmith Mary Sumner. Circa: King George III London, England 1808. Hallma

3 Antique Sterling Silver Serving Spoons With Irish And English Hallmarks, 197.3g. Approximately 9.0L x 1.625W in. Approximately 8.75L x 1.75W in. Approximately 9.0L x 1.75W in. ALL CREDIT CARDS WILL

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

An assembled grouping of (8) English silver plates. (2) plates bear different English hallmarks stamped verso, (1) plate bears partial Irish hallmarks stamped verso, and (5) plates bear illegible part

3 piece George V English sterling silver tea set including S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd teapot with ebonized handle and Edward Viner sugar and creamer. Each piece fully hallmarked to side. Total weight 21

Three pieces of English sterling silver. Includes tea strainer with tray-4 1/2", each holds maker's marks for E J Houlston. Pierced bowl with crest measures 5 1/2" diameter. Each piece holds English s

24 PC SCOTT & RANDLE ENGLISH DESSERT SET, 1922-'31. Dessert/fish set. Mother-of pearl handles, silver plate blades and tines; hallmarked, Purchased from Greystones Antiques, 50th Irish Antique Dealers

Eight (8) English sterling and plated silver. 1st item: George III Irish sterling silver soup ladle with oval bowl and lion and serpent crest, marks on back for Richard Garde of Cork. Circa 1830. 9.33

A charming antique sterling salt spoon enameled with the Coat of Arms of Montreal. The enameled shield has the rose for the English heritage of the population, the clover for the Irish heritage, the t

Including one Irish tea caddy spoon marked Dublin, 1807, with two English Victorian caddy spoons, together with one 20th century spoon,L. of longest: 10 cm (4 in.) Provenance: Abbey Antiques, Winnipeg

With shell design to border, and etched scroll form decoration to interior of tray. City mark of Birmingham, maker's mark of Elkington & Co., and date letter of 1910. Total approx. weight is 151.47 tr

A RARE LARGE ANTIQUE ENGLISH SILVER AND CUT GLASS CENTREPIECE with acanthus feet. Sheffield 1922. 60 cm x 32 cm.

SIGNED THOMAS GREEN LIVERPOOL ~ HALLMARKS INSIDE THE CASE ~ PLEASE SEE PHOTOS

Scroll ends, pad feet. Paul Storr, London 1808. 6 troy oz. 4"W X 2.5"D X 2H

LOT (5) ANTIQUE ENGLISH SILVER VINAIGRETTE WITH GILT GRILLS. LARGEST 1 1/8 X 1 7/8"; GROSS WEIGHT 2.34 OZT

An excellent cavalry sword with a steel blade of the "colichemarde" type (wide in the part close to the hilt to increase the strength of defensive actions, tapering towards the bottom). The blade is d

Circa 1880 by Joseph Rogers and Son (working in Sheffield, England mid to late 19th century). Very handsomely chased silver bowl with elegant form. No monogram. Good overall condition. Marked at upper

A 19th Century antique English silver compote. A figural work with a detailed repousse triton or "mer-man" pedestal, with sea clam shaped bowl surmounting a round footed base. Maker stamps at side rim

Monumental English Silver Plated Revolving Lazy Suzanne Table Center Dish. Featuring 4 caserolles, gravy coupe and salt/pepper shaker. Size: 25” wide.

Multiple panels on each scene depicting a lady fishing, a lady and gentlemen with sheep, and a lady with staff and sheep. Each shoe stamped with the city mark of Chester; maker's mark of BM representi

An excellent cavalry sword with a steel blade of the "colichemarde" type (wide in the part close to the hilt to increase the strength of defensive actions, tapering towards the bottom). The blade is d

Both Birmingham. The first has a scene of a dog chasing a deer on both sides, nice detailed. Circa 1924. The second has a heavily embossed scene of lions fighting. Circa 1903. This is part of a series