146
543
A RARE IRISH GEORGE I SILVER GILT CRUET
STAND,
Dublin 1723, mark probably that of Thomas Walker, fitted with twin
18th century cut glass vinaigrette bottles, with silver-gilt tops (appar-
ently unmarked), contained within twin circular pierced retainers
with half-baluster supports, applied ‘c’ scroll handle and raised on
squashed ball feet (c.12ozs, scratch weight “15=7”). The stand 16cm
wide, 10cm deep, 6.5cm high
€1000 - 1500
544
A VICTORIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL SILVER TANKARD,
Birmingham 1861, of cylindrical and baluster form, the flat lobed hinged lid above
a profusely chased body with repousse over medallions, leaf scrolls, etc., the com-
pressed baluster base raised on a spreading foot, having a C-scroll handle.
€800 - 1200
545
A GILT METAL MOUNTED SHELL,
the gilt metal mounted stylised dolphin finial
above shaped sides and bands of applied pal-
mettes, the base with sunburst leaves and central
rosette, and raised on leaf wrapped out-curved
legs on hairy paw feet. 20cm high
Provenance: Beaulieu House, Drogheda, Co. Louth, sold
by order of the Executors
€400 - 600
546
AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE BOAT,
Dublin 1785, mark of “TJ”, on shell capped feet, ‘S’ scroll handle, with later
embossed decoration; together with a George III sauce boat, Dublin c.1780,
mark of Joseph Jackson, with punched rim and spiral fluting, on start and
shell capped hoof feet. 15.5cm wide (2)
€300 - 500
547
A IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER FLUTED TEAPOT,
Dublin 1849, mark of Richard Sawyer, decorated overall in
arabesques and cartouches. 22cm wide
€300 - 500
LOT 546
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