Sunday Interiors
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Sunday 9th March 2014 at 11.30am
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158
AN IRISH SILVER SHAPED RECTANGULAR
TRAY,
Dublin 1966, with Jubilee mark, mark of Jewellery &Metal
Manufacturing Co. Ltd., with Celtic banded rims, above
pierced sides of trailing fruiting vines, plain central re-
serve, raised on four pad feet (c.12ozs). 27.5cm wide, 15cm
deep, 4cm highm high
€200 - 400
159
A SILVER CHRISTENING MUG,
Birmingham marks, with plain body engraved ‘FIN-
BAR’ and with applied stylised ‘c’ scroll handle, raised
on a circular spreading foot, 8cm high; together with
a circular silver sugar bowl, plain lipped rim, the sides
decorated with wyvern flutes interposed by stylised
flutes and foliate encrusted scrolls enclosing vacant
cartouches. 7cm high, 10cm diameter. (c. 5ozs in all)
€150 - 250
160
A PLAIN SILVER SAUCE BOAT,
with applied ‘c’ scroll handle, Sheffield marks, on an oval
foot (c.8ozs) 18cm wide over handle and spout;
A plain cauldron shaped sugar bowl, Birmingham
marks, with twin ‘c’ scroll side handles (c. 3ozs). 13cm
wide over handles; together with a plain George III fid-
dle pattern sugar tongs, London 1818, mark of NB (3)
€200 - 400
161
A PAIR OF SILVER TABLE CANDLESTICKS,
Chester 1915, with circular drip pans and taper-
ing fluted shafts, raised on shaped square spreading
feet with canted corners, 23 cm high; together with
two cased sets of various silver condiments (3)
€100 - 200
162
A CASED PAIR OF SILVER NAPKIN RINGS,
engraved ‘Mum’ and ‘Dad’ of plain circular form,
Birmingham markers; together with a miscellaneous col-
lection of eight various silver napkin rings (10) (c.10ozs)
€150 - 250
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