Fine Period Interiors Auction 22 November 2015 : You can Download a PDF Version from the Bottom Menu Down Arrow Icon

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COVER,
London 1965, of rectangular form, with engine turned
decoration and raised foliate cast border, gilded
interior (c. 9ozs)
€ 150 - 200
SALVER,
Dublin 1966, makers mark of “E.M” and 1916 com-
memorative “Sword of Light” mark, with plain central
reserve and wavy pie crust rim, raised on claw and ball
feet. 30.3cm diameter (c. 23 ozs)
€ 200 - € 300
GOBLETS,
Dublin 1977, mark of George Bellow and Sons, each
with gilded interior, repousse chasing and engraved
foliate and scroll design, raised on circular spreading
base, engraved with crest (c. 9.5ozs). 12.5cm high
€ 300 - € 500
SERVICE,
Dublin 1829, makers mark of James Fray, of squashed
melon form, comprising tea pot, sugar bowl and cream
jug, each profusely chased and embossed with floral
and foliate decoration around cartouches, the tea pot
with hinged lid and rose finial, each applied with out-
turned leafy rim and acanthus scroll handles, raised on
shell cast scroll feet (c. 48.5ozs in all)
€ 600 - € 900
Dublin, modern, in mid-18th Century style, the exterior
with spiral flutes and punched decoration, rising to
an out turned rim, on shell capped scroll legs. 13cm
diameter;
together with a Georgian style cream jug, of oblong
form, with partial fluting, apllied with angled handle (c.
12ozs in all). (2)
€ 250 - € 350
BOWL,
Limerick c.1770, by Paul Walsh of Limerick, the hemispher-
ical body with fold-over rim and spiral fluting, engraved to
an oval reserve, on shell capped scroll legs and pad feet,
struck with maker’s mark only (c.4.5ozs)
€ 600 - 1,000