Sunday Interiors
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Sunday 24th November 2013 at 11.30am
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AN EDWARDIAN 3 PIECE SILVER TEA
SERVICE,
Sheffield 1910, comprising of teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, each chased
and embossed with scrolling foliage around an open cartouche, the teapot
engraved with inscription, 48oz
€800 - 1200
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AN IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER SALVER,
of circular form, Dublin 1936, with pie crust rim enclosing engraved centre,
supported on short scroll feet. 37cm wide
€800 - 1200
Lot 12
Lot 14
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A VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULAR STAND,
London 1890, retailed by Mappin & Webb, mark of Walter and John Barnard, with waved gadrooned rims above continuous
pierced sides of scrolled foliage amongst flower heads, and opposing cartouches, one side crested, raised on acanthus leaf capped
scroll feet (c.30ozs). 31.5cm wide, 18.5cm deep, 7.5cm high
Walter and John Barnard were part of one of the oldest manufacturing silversmiths in the world.
It passed through many hands and changed its name with the current makers. It was established by Anthony Nelme around 1680, who passed the
business to his son Francis until 1739; then Thomas Whipham, who later put together a partnership with Charles Wright, then the Chawners, John
Emes, and finally to the Barnard family in the first part of the 19th century. The firm was converted into a limited liability company in 1910 under
the name “Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd.”. It remained as such until 1977, when Edward Barnard & Sons Limited became a subsidiary of Padgett
& Braham Ltd.
€500 - 700
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A VICTORIAN SILVER AND GLASS DECANTER STAND
London 1860, fitted with a pair of Bohemian ruby and clear glass decanters,
19th Century, each with a pair of Irish silver decanter labels marked Sherry
and Brandy Dublin 1917 42cm high
€600 - 800
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AN IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER TUREEN COVER,
of circular domed form, Dublin 1850, engraved ‘Kildare St Club’
€400 - 600
Lot 7
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