ADAM'S AT HOME 24TH FEBRUARY 2026

137 A SMALL SPARROW-BEAK SILVER JUG, London 1733, raised on circular spreading foot, 8cm high (c.2.8 troy ozs) € 200 - 400 138 A PAIR OF SILVER SPURS, London, 1892, maker’s mark of Alfred Fuller, with inscription ‘H. M. Emanuel & Son by Appointment to the Queen Portsea’ € 200 - 400 140 A SILVER DISH RING, Birmingham 1903, maker’s mark of I S Greenberg & Co (Israel Sigmund Green- berg), 10cm high, 17.5cm diameter (14.5 troy ozs) € 600 - 800 141 A MINIATURE SILVER TEA TABLE AND SILVER SETTEE, the tea table, Sheffield 1908, 10cm high; the settee with hinged cushion lid opening to an ink well, London 1899, mark probably that of John George Smith, 15.3cm long (c.10.5 troy ozs) € 250 - 350 143 A PAIR OF GEORGE III NEO-CLASSICAL SILVER SALTS, London 1798, maker’s mark probably that of William Frisbee, in the form of neo-classi- cal urns (c.7.8 troy ozs). 14cm wide € 250 - 350 144 A SCOTTISH SILVER BROOCH, Glasgow 1952, mark of Ward Brothers, with central purple imitation stone, enclosed within a silver disk engraved with foliate decoration, 6.9cm diameter; together with a silver and tortoiseshell powder box. € 100 - 150 139 A LARGE CUT-GLASS TEA CADDY, London, 1808, plain rectangular hinged lid with cresting and motto ‘AUDACES JUVO’, 11cm high, 12cm long, 8.5cm deep € 100 - 200 142 A SILVER MUFFINEER IN A WEIRS & SONS FITTED CASE, mark of George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, 14.6cm high; together with another Chester silver muff- ineer, 1924, 17cm high (c.8.7troy ozs) € 150 - 250 145 A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF SILVER, COMPRISING: - a fiddle pattern spoon - a sugar tongs - novelty golf cross spoons - meat fork € 50 - 100 146 AN ITALIAN SILVER VASE, with ‘800’ standard mark, the plain twisted lobed body, above waisted circular foot, 14.7cm high (9.8 troy ozs) € 150 - 250 147 A COLLECTION OF SILVER, COMPRISING: - A George III silver cream jug - A pair of Victorian silver gilt open salts - a Sheffield silver plated chalice and cover (The silver items c.6 troy ozs) € 150 - 250 148 AN IRISH SILVER SALT, Dublin c. 1790s, maker’s mark of William Bond, 8cm high, 6.8cm diameter (c.2.9 troy ozs) € 200 - 400 See full descriptions at www.adams.ie