AN IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER KINGS PATTERN SUGAR NIPS Dublin c.1847, maker's marks rubbed; together

AN IRISH SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SUGAR TONGS, Dublin c.1812, makers mark of Matthew West (c.2 troy ozs). 17.5cm long

TWO IRISH SILVER GEORGE III TABLE SPOONS, Dublin c.1787 and Dublin c.1789, makers marks rubbed; together with George III Scottish silver tablespoon, Edinburgh c.1789, and another Georgian silver spoon

hallmarked London 1849, makers mark rubbed, in Kings pattern, with figure engraved to the handle, total weight 302gm, l 35cm

England, all with various town marks, date marks, (some rubbed), some with makers marks, (one finger ring split), the longest measuring 5.5", together with an associated swing handled & pierced sugar

A GEORGE III IRISH PROVINCIAL SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLE, Cork c.1780, makers mark of Joseph Gibson, 16cm long; together with and Irish silver bright-cut straining spoon, Dublin c.1790, maker's

A LARGE GEORGE III IRISH SILVER SAUCEBOAT, Dublin c.1770, maker's mark rubbed, of helmet form with punched rim, the spiral fluted body with applied c-scroll handle, raised on shell capped legs with ho

AN IRISH SILVER ENTREE DISH, Dublin c.1813, makers mark rubbed, of rectangular form, canted corners, gadrooned rim, hooped handle, crested, (39 troy ozs). 26cm wide

AN IRISH SILVER SUGAR BOWL AND CREAMER, Dublin c.1975, makers mark of Royal Irish Silver Co., each with wavy rim and central girdle, raised on lion mask legs and paw feet, the creamer with acanthus wr

hallmarked Dublin, 1813, makers rubbed, length 17cm, together with another George III sterling silver spoon, hallmarked London, 1821, R.P, length 17.5cm, total weight 70gm (2)

Hallmarked: Makers mark CM (Charles Marsh), IWY+, Date mark. G. Silver weight 7.60 troy oz. L: 8 7/8 inches.

Pair of Victorian silver salts with scroll handles, maker's mark rubbed, London, 1899, cased set of six silver coffee spoons, cruet items, sugar tongs and spoons etc., weighable silver 11oz, 342g,

TWO IRISH GEORGE III SILVER POINT-HANDLE DESSERT SPOONS, one Dublin c.1788, maker's mark of William Ward, the other Dublin c.1792, maker's mark John Osborne, with bright-cut decoration; together with

A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER BRIGHT-CUT MUSTARD POT, in the Neoclassical taste, Dublin c.1790 (date mark rubbed), makers mark of Christopher Haines, of oval form, the dipped lid with urn finial, the body

Two Piece Lot of Silver, to include Victorian monkey sugar nips in form of reaching monkey standing on two oval rustic rings, makers mark "W.L. London, 1884" in original fitted box; along with a pair

British Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl and Sugar Nips in Case, footed bowl marked Birmingham, 1913, makers mark William Hutton and Sons, Ltd, together with a pair of sugar nips, London, c.1750, makers mar

Group of Georgian Irish & Scottish Silver Flatware the first, an Irish silver teaspoon with partially rubbed "F?" makers mark, possibly for Francis Jones, Dublin (circa mid to late18th century), witho

Irish George III silver milk jug, Dublin, c. 1805, rubbed Irish Hibernia mark and maker's mark of Benjamin Wilson, monogrammed KMR, stamped on the base EF, 4"h x 4.75"w, approx. 4.65 ozt.

AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT, Dublin c.1780 (lacking date mark), makers mark of Matthew West, of helmet shape, the body with punched rim and chased and embossed pheasant pattern, raised on she

A PAIR OF GEORGE III STYLE SILVER SAUCEBOATS Maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1929 On shell-moulded pedestal feet, with gadrooned rim and leaf-capped scroll handles, together with a pair of king's pa

All in the "Onslow" pattern, consisting of a monogrammed serving spoon with a shell-shaped bowl bearing a London hallmark, rubbed maker's mark & date mark for 1776, measuring 10.5" long, together with

A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER CRUET STAND, Dublin c.1760, maker's mark of Robert Calderwood, the gadrooned frame fitted with twin pierced compartment for two silver mounted cut glass bottles, with applied

A LARGE IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SWING HANDLED BASKET, Dublin c.1810, makers mark of Carden Terry & Jane Williams, of shaped square form, with gadrooned rim, the central bowl engraved with lion crest,

including a Dublin silver dinner bell, indistinct maker's mark 'IO', probably for Jonas Osbourne (John)(Osborne), circa 1784-1809; and a pair of English silver bottle coolers, London, circa 1897, with

An assembled sterling silver flatware service in the "King" pattern Most by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1961, 1964, and 1967 Also including pieces by various London makers and date marks including Willi