18TH CENTURY IRISH STERLING SALVER - LORD CARBERY

Important 18th Century Irish hallmarked sterling silver salver with Coat of Arms Libertas crest featuring lions with crown (George Evans Lord Carbery). Date mark 1715. Measures 8.5" wide, weighs 10.8

Pair of 18th Century Irish Georgian Sterling Silver Salvers. Round with slightly raised edges on a tapered round foot; the tops with incised crest of wings on a twisted rope flanking a crescent. Marke

Sterling silver in three footed design with gadrooned border. Central engraved crest of knight's arm holding a mace type device. Irish harp hallmarks and date code for the year 1717. Back engraved AD

A very good 18th century Irish sterling silver double-handled cup, the campagna form body decorated with flower heads & foliate scrolls, engraved with motto on one side and blank cartouche on the oppo

The Georgian Regency three-piece set with engraved decoration, each raised on four paw feet, stamped Dublin hallmarks and date mark 1793. Teapot measures 7 x 12 x 5 inches. Total weight 43.36 ozt. We

George III sterling silver salver or footed waiter tray by John Crouch I and Thomas Hannam, London, 1775-1776, hallmarked on underside, with scalloped and beaded rim, three shell and scroll feet, and

English George III Era Round Sterling Silver Salver by Robert Jones I, London 1780, scalloped and beaded edge and set on three shell form feet, with engraved fox head crest and 'RB' monogram, 1" high,

Georgian sterling silver footed salver. Hallmarked with maker EC (Elizabeth Cooke or Ebenezer Coker), date 1767, with crowned Leopard head. Measures 6.75" wide, weighs 8.8 OZT.

18th Century Hepplewhite Irish Wide 16oz Teapot Sterling Silver. Please note 16.2oz is marked on bottom because this teapot hold 16.2 fluid ounces. The teapot weighs 212.3 grams; 6.83ozt. Displays som

London, 1736, of circular form with later foliate engraving, rising to a wavy rim interspersed by shells & lobed elements, raised on four cabriole supports on pad feet, the underside bearing London ha

18TH C. GEORGE THE SECOND STERLING SALVER Floral and gadrooned rim, paw feet, later monogrammed on reverse "EWS", London city mark, 1758 date letter, William & Robert Preston hallmark, 22.75 ozt, 11"

18th century sterling silver English large salver with 3 feet and fancy engraved arabesques with center coat of arms design. Hallmarks for John Carter II, London 1770-71. Size: 12.5 in diameter and 1.

18th Century English George III Sterling Silver Salver, 1787 | Marks for Henry Chawner, London | Engraved armorial crest at center with the inscription/motto Òcaute sed impavideÓ (cautiously but cou

18th Century Georgian English sterling silver footed salver tray. Hallmarked silversmith Ebenezer Coker, London, and date 1755. Victoria Vel Mors "Victory or Death" crest in middle. Measures 14.5" wid

L. 7 1/2" WEIGHT 9 OZ.

ca. 1795. Together with two sterling mustard spoons, thirteen sterling and coin silver spoons including two by Wm Chawner, Stephen Adams, Exeter and others Appx. 10 t.o.

Title: Early 18th Century Antique George II Sterling Silver Pair Salvers London 1735 Francis Pages Subtitle: Pair of early Georgian silver salvers. Description: Description A beautiful pair of early 1

Dublin, 7-3/4"l. Engraved with an open hand crest. Together with an Irish spoon similarly engraved with an open hand crest, and an Irish, Dublin fork, "J.D", engraved with a knight on horseback crest,

Late 18th C. Irish Portrait, Oil on Canvas. Label verso identifies sitter as Arthur Wolfe (1739-1803), 1st Viscount Kilwarden, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland and member of Parliament. The Viscount was

18th c., makers mark, Dublin City mark, Hibernia mark, length 6.5 inches.

Appears very old (18th C). Bowl out of round. Engraved decoration on front. Initials in cartouche- maybe "LDH". Marked with Hibernia & a Crowned Harp mark.

Assembled Irish Sterling Three Piece Tea Service. Each of octagonal paneled form with a recessed octagonal foot; comprising a teapot pot with a wood handle; a creamer and an open sugar, 18th century;

A Victorian sterling silver four-piece tea service, London 1891/98 by Wakley and Wheeler In the 18th century Irish manner, comprising a teapot (1898), a bachelor teapot (1891), a sugar bowl (1891) and

Irish sterling and cut glass cruet set, frame hallmarked for Robert Calderwood, Dublin. No date letter but Robert Calderwood was a mid 18th century Dublin silversmith considered to be very important.