Sunday Interiors
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Sunday11thMay 2014at11.30am
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AGEORGE II SILVERCASTOR,
London 1749, of circular baluster form, with bell shaped
finial and banded body, raised on rim foot, crested and
withmotto “RYDE THROUGH” below a crowned horse
head (c.4ozs). 14.5cmhigh
Provenance:Deepwell,Blackrock,Co.Dublin
€250 -450
15
AGEORGE IVSILVERTHREEPIECECOFFEE
SERVICE,
Sheffield1938, in theArtDeco taste, of rectangular taper-
ing form, havingbonehandle andfinial, with stylised legs
andpad feet (c.47ozs all in incl. handles)
Provenance:Deepwell,Blackrock,Co.Dublin
€600 -800
16
AMODERNSILVERCIRCULARWINEFUNNEL,
byAspreyof London, in twoparts,withplaindecoration
(c.3ozs). 12.5cm long;
togetherwith an Irish silver tea strainer and stand,Dub-
lin1973,markof JewelleryManufacturingCo., inGeor-
gian taste,withpiercedhandles. 10.6cm longoverhandles
Provenance:Deepwell,Blackrock,Co.Dublin
€150 -250
17
ASILVERWINETASTER,
Birmingham 1979, of circular form, with ring han-
dle, and with central band of repoussé dragon
decoration interposed with oval vacant reserves;
togetherwith a set of six silver labels, comprising “WHIS-
KY”, “WHISKEY”, “SHERRY”, “VODKA”, “GIN”,
“PORT”, withBirmingham importmarks, eachof shaped
rectangular form, with reeded rims and canted corners;
togetherwith twopairsof silverplatedgrape scissors, each
with naturalistically cast handles in the form of fruiting
vinebranches (8)
Provenance:Deepwell,Blackrock,Co.Dublin
€150 -250
18
ARARESILVERCASEDNUTMEGGRATER,
Birminghammarks; togetherwith aGeorgian silvermin-
iature two handle porringer, London 1723; and an Irish
George III silver buckle,Dublinmarks, (3)
€300 -400
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