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527
AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVER WAITER,
Dublin no date later c.1745, mark of Robert Calderwood, shaped
gadroon and shell pie crust rim, plain central reserve, on three
scroll feet (scratch weight “9=0”, c.8.5ozs). 16.5cm diameter
€400 - 600
528
AN IRISH WILLIAM IV SILVER BUTTER TUB, COVER
AND STAND,
Dublin 1831, mark of Robert W. Smith (fl.1784-1853), marked to
the body, lid and stand, the two-handled tub with reeded rims,
and central embossed foliate band, the domed lid with fan-shaped
ribbed rim, with flower-head finial, on a circular stand with
conforming decoration, engraved with armorials for Trench, Lord
Ashtown, Co. Galway (c.31ozs in all). The bowl 17cm wide over
handles; the stand 19cm diameter
€800 - 1400
529
A PAIR OF IRISH WILLIAM IV SHAPED CIRCULAR
SILVER STANDS,
Dublin 1831, mark of Robert Smith (fl.1784-1853), the bold
embossed scroll and foliate rims with piecrust sides enclosing
central waved stylised collar, in relief (c.16.5ozs in all). 18.5cm
diameter
€800 - 1200
530
AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVER SPOON TRAY,
Dublin 1729, mark of Robert Calderwood (1727-66), the oblong
body with fluted sides and central crest (later) (scratch weight
“2:16”). 18.5cm wide
Provenance: Purchased by the current vendor at Moyglare House sale,
Maynooth, 1976
€1000 - 1500
