ADAM'S AT HOME 17TH DECEMBER 2025

25 84 A GEORGE III SILVER MOUNTED COWRIE SHELL SNUFF BOX, bearing the mark of Hester Bateman, the hinged silver side with bands of bright-cut decoration. 8.3cm long € 400 - 600 85 AN IRISH SILVER GEORGE III CANDLE SNUFFER Dublin c.1799, mark of William Doyle, of typical scissor action form, the hinged section with a scalloped shaped box snuffer, with bright-cut decoration, raised on ball feet, 17.5cm long; together with an associated Irish silver tray, Dublin c.1812, mark of James Scott, and stamped ‘LAW’; of rectangular form, with gadrooned rim, 23.5 x 10cm (8.7 troy ozs) € 600 - 800 86 A 20TH CENTURY REPLICA OF A CORK FREEDOM BOX, Dublin 1916, mark of William Egan, the hinged lid engraved with the arms of Cork city, the gilt interior with inscription; together with: a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1928; a silver card case, Birmingham 1990; an engine turned square silver compact (c.9 troy ozs) (4) € 500 - 700 87 A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, London 1809, mark of William Vincent, of oval plain form, engraved with a crest within a shield suspended from a ribbon, 14cm high, 27cm wide (finial loose); together with a plain Georgian style cream jug, Dublin 1966, 9.5cm high and a single engine turned napkin ring (3) (20 troy ozs all in) € 200 - 300 88 A SCOTTISH SILVER KETTLE ON STAND, Glasgow 1910, mark of Levy & Co. the kettle of oblong panelled form with swing handle and hinged lid, raised on four scroll legs, together with stand and burner (c. 35 troy ozs). The kettle 25cm wide over handle and spout € 600 - 800 89 A MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER OPEN SALTS, London 1771, maker’s mark of Francis Spilsbury II, each of oval form with pierced sides, raised on claw and ball feet and fitted blue glass liners, c.8.5cm wide, with two salt spoons; together with a silver mustard pot, London 1837, (c.11.9 troy ozs in all) € 400 - 600