Adam's AT HOME 11th June 2024

60 155 THREE GEORGIAN WHITE METAL BRANDY LADLES, with inset coins and turned wooden handles € 150 - 250 156 A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SALTS London c.1744, mark of Edward Wood, of circular shape, crested ‘G’ on raised hoof feet, 6.2cm; together with three George III Silver Gilt Apostle Spoons , London c.1886, mark of Charles Boyton II, with rope-twist handles and figural shoulders, 18.5cm long; a Georgian silver grape scissors , London, mark partially rubbed ‘R M’; and a silver condiment spoon London c.1937, Atkin Bros. (10 troy ozs all in). (7) € 150 - 250 157 AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE BOAT Dublin c.1765, mark of Mathew West, the wavy rim and body crested with a gryphon in crown raised on hoof feet, (5.48 troy ozs). 17.4cm wide, 10cm high € 400 - 600 158 AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER APASPAGUS TONGS Dublin c.1807, mark of Samuel Neville, of plain design with central ring. 27.5cm long; to - gether with an Irish George IV silver tray , Dublin c.1828, mark of James Fray, of circular form with rope twist rim, 10.5cm diameter; together with a crested silver tray , Dublin 1821 mark of Richard Whitford; together with a crested silver condiment spoon , Dublin 1818, mark of James Scott, 15 cm long. (all in 10.8 troy ozs) (4) € 300 - 500 159 A SILVER TRAY Dublin c.1966, mark of Warboys, of circular form with gadrooned rim. (8.5 troy ozs) 18.5cm diameter; together with a set of six silver place name holders , Dublin, mark of Alwright & Marshall Ltd, in disc form with animal motifs with weighted base; together with a silver model of a fox (filled) (3) € 120 - 160 160 A PAIR OF DESK CANDLESTICK HOLDERS Birmingham c.1986, mark of Argyll Silver, with removable sconces, the bases weighted; together with a white metal scroll holder of cylindrical form , with pierced geometric decoration, vacant cartouche and detachable cover, 31cm long; and a continental silver coaster . (10.8 toy ozs excluding candle sticks) € 150 - 200