Adams Sunday Interiors Auction 14th June 2015 : For Large Image and Place Bid Click Lot Title.

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London 1820, mark possibly that of William Eley, the hinged lid
and base, with engine turned decoration, and having an incised
disk engraved with a running hound and (illegible) motto, the
sides with reeded banding, the gilded interior with inscrip-
tion “Presented by the Foreman Taylors Society to William
Saunderson in concurrence of their unanimous resolution at a
general meeting held on the 1st January 1821 as a testimony
of regard for his...services as their Secretary from their first
Establishment”. 7.4 x 4.7cm
€300.00 - €400.00
probably English, with hinged lid, engraved with a coat of arms,
and two bands of continuous discs and having moulded reeded
rims, the interior gilded, the base with Latin inscription “’Ex
Dono Charissim Amic’ (‘From the gift of my dearest friend’)
/ 1707 / Wm Walcot de Oundle / 1710”. illegible makers mark,
possibly WI, inside. 7.5 x 5 x 1.5cm deep
€600.00 - €800.00
London 1876, mark of Edward Charles Brown; together
with a silver mounted tortoiseshell waisted cylindrical
match holder (2)
€200.00 - €300.00
for the Dublin Horse Show 1939, Class 30, Three-year-old filly - first
prize awarded to Thomas Curtain; together with a silver medal for new
implement to International Harvester Ltd. for The McCormack Deering
Grinding Mill.
€600.00 - €1,000.00