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A GEORGE II SEAL END SILVER SPOON,
London 1729, makers mark similar to that of Benjamin
Pyne (rubbed), of plain decoration and with figural shaped
bowl, 17.5cm long; a George III silver sifting spoon,
London 1772, mark of John Lampert (second mark), with
feathered edge, tapering handle crested and engraved
‘ROMA. MIHI. PEROSA’, the circular bowl pierced with
scrolls and crescents; and a plated fiddle pattern salt spoon
(3)
Provenance: from a Private Northern Irish Collector,
collected during the 1980’s
€100 - 200
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A RUSSIAN SILVER BEAKER,
marked 84, dated 1854 over the letters “AK”, also marked
“Be.”, with a continuous band of niello decoration of
entwined scrolls and foliage enclosing cartouches and
building facades. 7cm high, 6.5cm diameter
€150 - 250
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A SET OF FOUR SQUARE SILVER ASHTRAYS,
London 1964, mark of Garrard & Co. Ltd., 112 Regent
Street, London, of plain design with canted corners
(c.13.5ozs). 7.5 x 7.5cm
€250-350
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A GEORGE III SHAPED CIRCULAR SILVER
WAITER,
London 1758, mark of Ebenezer Coker, the applied Ro-
coco scroll and shell border, enclosing plain reserve with
engraved coat of arms, raised on three hocked hoof feet,
the reverse with inscription “Anson from Aunt Mary Sept.
1930” (c.8ozs, scratch weight “pr. 18:7”). 19cm diameter
Provenance: from a Private Northern Irish Collector,
collected during the 1980’s
€500 - 800
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A MATCHED SET OF FIVE SILVER DECANTER
LABELS,
Birmingham & Sheffield marks, each of rectangular form
repoussé borders of scrolls and scallop shells, the central
reserves engraved “PORT”, “SHERRY”, “BRANDY”, “MA-
DEIRA”, “WHISKY”, each with suspension chains (5)
€150 - 250
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A MATCHED FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SET,
various dates, each of oval form, decorated with demi
fluted bodes, one bearing the Nugent family crest of Co.
Westmeath, comprising a teapot; a small cream jug; larger
jug and a twin handled sugar bowl (c.21ozs in all) (4)
€200 - 300
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