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Sheffield 1977, struck with rose and Silver Jubilee
mark, by E.H. Rarkin & Co., with gilt interior, with
applied fleur-de-lys and Iron Cross symbols, raised on
pedestal foot (c. 5ozs). 10.8 cm high.
€ 60 - 80
Chester 1896, mark of George Nathan & Ridley Hayes,
of bombe form, the hinged lid decorated with acanthus
leaves and floral swags, repeated again to the body, en-
graved with initials and dated ‘1872-1897,’ raised on shell
capped and paw feet (c. 8ozs). 15cm high.
€ 150 - 250
TEAPOT,
Birmingham 1923, of octagonal form, with hinged
cover and ebonised finial, decorated with bright cut
bands and vacant shield-shaped reserve (c.12.5ozs).
23cm wide over handle and spout
€ 150 - 250
BASKET,
Chester 1906, mark of George Nathan & Ridley Hayes,
with plain centre and raised sides embossed with floral
and shell groups on a pierced trellis ground (c. 9ozs).
31.5cm long x 24cm wide x 5.2cm high.
€ 300 - 500
LADLE,
Dublin 1838, with double lipped bowl, gilded and inset
with an earlier coin, tapering handle and headed with
engraved star, retail mark of G. Brown (c. 3ozs).
€ 150 - 200
comprising
- an Art Deco miniature toast rack with arched
divisions
- a late Victorian oblong box
- two napkin rings
- an ink pot
- convex cigarette case, etc.
(c. 15ozs in all) (11)
€ 200 - 300