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47 A 19TH CENTURY SILVER FIVE PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE,London 1899, comprising a tea kettle on stand,
coffee pot, tea pot, sugar bowl and cream jug,
each chased and embossed with fruits, flower-
heads and foliage enclosing a double c-scroll
cartouche on domed circular foot (approx. 130
troy oz in all). The tea kettle 34cm high.
€ 1,500 - 2,500
48 A VICTORIAN SILVER PRESENTATIONSALVER,
Sheffield 1815, makers mark ‘IW’ possibly John
Winter, of circular form with raised gadroon
border enclosing engraved inscription ‘Present-
ed to Charles Sandes, India Ville Portarlington,
Esq J.P., Late Captain in the H.M. Scots Fusilier
Guards, by the Tenantry of the Queens Co.
Kildare & Limerick Estates of the estate of
Charles Coote, as a testimonial of their esteem
& regard for him together with their high ap-
preciation of his excellent qualities as agent in
the management of these extensive properties
for upwards of 30 years, Mountrath, August
1854.’ (c.30.5 ozs). 33cms diameter
In 1815, Captain Charles Sandes of Indianville,
Queen’s Co., son of Lancelot Sandes and Sarah
Croker married Mary, only sister of Sir Charles
Coote, Baronet of Ballyfin, Queen’s county.
€ 400 - 600