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Birmingham 1947. 17.5cm high; togeth-
er with a Victorian silver figural mount,
presumably from a trophy cup, London
c.1860, mark probably that of Robert Harp-
er, also an Allegory of Victory, the winged
figure holding trumpet. 11cm high, (c.560g
all in). (2)
€ 150 - 250
Birmingham 1973, of cylindrical form, the
bowls with gilt lining and having textured
engraved decoration (c.233g). 8.2cm high
€ 120 - 160
Birmingham import marks, with applied
serpent-like ‘c’ scroll handle, and interior
divider piece; together with a plain silver
sauce boat, Sheffield 1922, with applied
raised cast ‘c’ scroll handle and raised on
three pad feet; another smaller similar
sauce boat; and a plain silver mether cup,
Birmingham 1926, (c.497g). (4)
€ 250 - 350
Dublin 1976, mark of Alwright & Marshall,
with tapering body, the interior gilt lined,
raised on a plain stem and spreading foot
with scroll rim (c.1306g). 15cm tall (8)
€ 400 - 600
London 1927, mark of the Goldsmith &
Silversmith Company 112 Regent Street,
the circular body applied with inter-
spersed rosettes, raised on plain disc feet.
(c.155g), 10.5 cm diameter
€ 120 - 180
Sheffield 1935, mark of Mappin & Webb
Ltd, the wavy rims interspersed with geo-
metric designs. c.21cm diameter; together
with a lozenge shaped stationary tray, Bir-
mingham 1904, mark of Williams Ltd; an-
other rectangular stationary tray with wavy
rim, etc. (c.964g silver items all in)
€ 300 - 400
Sheffield c.1934, mark of Cooper Brothers
& Sons Ltd., comprising teapot, sugar bowl
and cream jug in Georgian style, with plain
circular body and beaded rim on waisted
circular foot, the teapot inscribed “To Mona
on the occasion of her marriage, July 16th
1935, from the Finance Staff”, (c.995g). (3)
€ 300 - 400
Dublin 1966, mark of William Egan & Sons,
(c.125g). 13.5cm diameter
€ 250 - 350