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A CASED PAIR OF SCALLOP SHELL SALTS,
Sheffield marks, raised on ball feet;
together with two knives;
and a George III helmet form cream jug, London 1788, of plain
overall decoration, ‘c’ scroll handle, raised on a pedestal foot and
square foot (c.2ozs). 14.5cm high, 10cm wide over handle and
spout (3)
€200 - 400
52
AN IRISH SILVER SAUCE BOAT,
Dublin 1907, mark of Sharman D. Neill of Belfast, plain decora-
tion, wavy rims, ‘s’ scroll handle, raised on three paw feet (c.3ozs).
15cm wide over handle and spout;
together with a pair of cased silver napkin rings, Birmingham
marks (c.1oz) (3)
€150 - 250
53
A VICTORIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED SUGAR
BOWL AND CREAM JUG,
London 1855, mark of “W.M.”, retailed by Lambert & Rawlings,
Coventry, London, each of bulbous pear form, with scrolling rims
and gilt interiors, the bodies embossed with scrolls and shells
enclosing cartouches, engraved with crests with motto “SEMPER
FIDELIS” and initials to the other side, raised on scroll feet
(c.26.5ozs);
together with a silver cream jug of oblong form with gadroon rims
interposed with scrolling scallop shells, leaf wrapped ‘c’ scroll
handle, lobed body, on scroll feet (c.6.5ozs). 15.5cm wide over
handle and spout (3)
€400 - 600
54
A PROVINCIAL IRISH SHELL BOWL CADDY
SPOON,
makers mark only “T.C”, possibly that of Timothy Conway of
Cork (fl.1783-1803), the tapering handle with bright cut engraved
feathered edge and handle terminal initialled. 9.2cm long
€80 - 120
55
A COLLECTION OF THREE SILVER SHELL BOWL
CADDY SPOONS,
comprising one example, London 1870, mark possibly that of
TH with barley twist and apostle terminal handle; one example,
London 1911, mark of George Jackson & David Fullerton; and
another a modern example, London 1979, mark of DSS (3)
€100 - 200
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