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A SILVER COFFEE POT,
London 1969, mark of William Comyns & Sons Ltd., with shaped
circular hinged top, plain tapering body, ‘s’ scroll handle, raised on
a moulded circular foot (c.24ozs all in). 24cm high, 22cm wide
€400 - 600
61
A SILVER CASED RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE
CASE
London 1908, plain overall decoration, with presentation inscrip-
tion “Presented to W.G. Mulcahy Esq: by the Officers 4th & 5th
Battalions of the Royal Irish Regiment”, with fitted timber interior.
20cm wide, 13cm deep, 6.5cm high
€500 - 700
62
A SILVER CASED COMPENSATED WEATHER
BAROMETER “RAIN CHANGE FAIR”,
of circular form, London 1900, mark probably that of Alfred
Clark, the hinged lid engraved “E.G. Barrow Delhu Dec. 1911”
to the rims and the top with applied crowned enamelled “G.V”
monogram. 6cm diameter, 3cm high
€300 - 500
63
A CASED SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS AND
SUGAR TONGS
Sheffield marks; a cased pair of silver salts and spoons, Birming
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ham marks; and a triangular form toast rack, Sheffield, mark of
Walker & Hall; a cased millennium one pound coin; and a silver
handled magnifying glass (7)
€150 - 250
64
A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SCOTTISH
STYLISED FIDDLE-AND-SHELL PATTERN
SILVER TABLE SPOONS
Glasgow 1849, mark of Robert Gray & Son (c.14.5ozs). 22cm long
Robert Gray began to work in Glasgow 1776 when he became
a freeman. He opened a new business in 1802 under the name
Robert Gray & Son. The firm used the Edinburgh Assay Office
until 1819, after which and until 1852 their work was assayed
exclusively in Glasgow.
€250 - 450
65
A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN KINGS PATTERN
SILVER TEASPOONS
Edinburgh 1846, mark of “SW”, probably that of Samuel Weir
(c.3ozs). 14cm high
€100 - 150
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