ADAM'S Country House Collections Day II - 28th April 2026

71 505 AN IMPRESSIVE AUSTRIAN SILVER SEVEN-BRANCH CANDELABRA, c.1867, with ‘950’ standard mark, and maker’s mark ‘VC’, the detachable arm above urn-shaped shoulder supported on knopped, fluted tapering column, with highly ornate architectural base with two children sitting on each side one holding a fish, the other flower wraith, raised on four wing capped scroll feet, 53.4cm high (c. 60.4 troy ozs) € 3,000 - 5,000 506 A SILVER TWO HANDLED SERVING TRAY London c. 1894, mark of William Gibson & John Lawrence Longman of Goldsmiths & Silvermiths Co. Ltd of shaped rectangular form, with gadrooned rim and cast scrollwork and scallop shell handles, the central reserve engraved with a crest and bright cut direction. (109 troy oz). 68 x 45.5cm € 3,000 - 5,000 507 A MATCHED PAIR OF IRISH SILVER SAUCE BOATS, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, Dublin, one with maker’s mark partially rubbed ‘R.W’, each of helmet shape, acanthus wrapped s-scroll handles, the bodies with floral repousse decoration, on shell capped pad feet, (14 troy ozs all in). 11cm high, 19cm wide (2) € 500 - 700 508 AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER HELMET SHAPED CREAM JUG, Dublin c.1801, lacking makers mark, the body with all over repousse decoration, on lion capped paw feet, vacant car- touche, (8.2 troy ozs). 13cm high € 400 - 600 509 A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER SOUP TUREEN AND TWO SAUCE TUREENS EN SUITE, Dublin 1908, makers mark of Weir & Sons, each of navette form with twin han- dles and covers; together with English silver ladles for each, of various dates and makers (c.106.4 troy ozs). The soup tureen 44.5cm wide over handles x 32cm high € 3,000 - 5,000