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

72 511 AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER SANCTUARY LAMP, CIRCA 1840 marks rubbed, the bowl chased and repoussé decorated with floral foliate and vine leaf motifs, between a plain section inscribed ‘PRAESENTATUR PATRICIO J. DOYLE, STI MICHAIN PAROCHO - REGI IMMORTALI et DILECTISSIMO DEO JESU CHRISTO, in EUCHARISTLE SACRATISSIMO, VERE SUBSISTANTI MYSTERIO: MU- NESCULUM ….AN.DOM 1838’, with ruby glass chimney, 96cm drop height, 30cm diameter, metal tested to 925 and 950 silver throughout the canopy, main chain, crown and bowl only. Total weight of silver 73.9 troy ozs € 2,000 - 3,000 510 A GEORGE III SILVER CRUET SET, London 1771, maker’s mark of Edward Aldridge II, of large proportions, with raised central handle and lobed base with five compartments holding two cut-glass and silver mounted bottles and one castor, raised on paw feet (c.33 troy ozs). c.29cm high €2,000 - 2,500 513 A GEORGE III SILVER EPERGNE, London 1771, maker’s mark of Thomas Pitts I, with large oval basket above a central column, the basket with pierced body and wavy bead and shell rim, applied with four long and three short detachable branches, fitted with four small twin-handled pierced baskets, raised on four scroll legs, c. 41cm high (c. 82.2 troy ozs) € 4,000 - 6,000 512 AN IMPRESSIVE GEORGE II SILVER SAMOVAR, London 1759, maker’s mark of Charles Wright, of baluster form, the matched detachable cover with pineapple finial, the body engraved with crest within floral reserve, with applied twin handles cast in the form of branches and hot water dispenser with bone handle, raised on detachable pierced square base with four scroll feet, c. 42cm high (c.89.1 troy ozs) € 5,000 - 7,000