Adams Fine Period Interiors Auction 20th September 2015 : You can Download a PDF Version from the Bottom Menu Down Arrow Icon

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the lift top with inner mirror opening to reveal a fitted interior,
complete with silver topped clear glass jars and boxes, hall-
marks for London 1873, the fall front revealing a short drawer
and a jewellery drawer, the silvered locking plate stamped
‘Bramah Patent London’. 30 x 23 x 20cm high
€400 - 600
each London 1907, with corresponding makers and retailers
marks, with plain body, serrated rims, scroll handles and
raised on scroll supports and hoof feet (c. 7.5ozs all in) (2)
€200 - 300
the inkwell, Birmingham 1902, mark of A&J Zimmerman Ltd
and retailed by Asprey London; the stand, London 1902, mark
of Charles Asprey and George Asprey, the dished oval stand
fitted with facet cut ink pot and raised on tapering scroll feet.
c.19cm wide; Together with a collection of six white metal
menu stands in the form of cherubs, each seated and holding
various instruments. (7)
€100 - 200
comprising: a rectangular bulbous shaped mustard pot, Bir-
mingham 1912-1913, mark of Edward Souter Barnsley, raised
on scroll legs and pad feet; a similar mustard pot, London
1927-28, mark of Finnegan Ltd.; two similar small mustard
pots, one Birmingham 1900-1, mark of J.R. Ltd.; the other Bir-
mingham 1905-6, mark of William Aitken, each pot with hinged
lid, blue glass liner and silver mustard spoon (c.6.5ozs in all) (8
items in total)
€150 - 200
Dublin 1933, with beaded banding and raised on rim foot;
together with a pair of pepper pots, Birmingham;
together with two mustard pots, Birmingham and Sheffield
marks (c.12oz all-in) (5)
€ 150 - 250
London 1922, of circular baluster form with ‘C’ scroll handle;
Together with a plain circular sugar bowl with reeded rim,
Chester 1904;
Together with a silver cream helmet with spiral fluting, London
1895 and raised on shell and pad feet (c.13oz) (3)
€ 150 - 200
Lot 2