Founded Irish & English Silver, Paintings, Militaria and Old Irish Glass from Estates and Clients in Cork, Adare, Belfast and Limerick..

Founded 1883 Irish & English Silver, Paintings, Militaria and Old Irish Glass from Estates and Clients in Cork, Adare, Belfast and Limerick.. At The Auction Rooms, Cook Street, Cork Joseph WOODWARD & Sons, Ltd. Tel: 021 4273327 Fax: 021 4272891 Email: auctions@woodward.ie www.woodward.ie 3

130 years serving the people of Cork Auction of Silver, Art & Collectables SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 TH, 2018 Commencing at 12 noon On View: Preceding Saturday & Sunday 2pm 5pm Monday to Friday 10am 5pm Day of sale from 10am to 11am Forthcoming Auction: AUCTION OF ANTIQUES & FINE ART, - DECEMBER 1 ST Will include contents from two recent Cork estates Suitable items are now invited for inclusion AUCTION OF ANTIQUES & FINE ART, - JANUARY Will include contents from two large properties Suitable items are now invited for inclusion Collection of Purchases: After the auction has concluded up to 4pm, Monday & Tuesday 10am - 4pm For security, Silver items will be sent to secure storage at 4pm each day after the auction. If you wish to collect after this time please let us know in advance Our staff will be available to assist collection of purchases after the Auction and from 10am-4pm on Monday only. As street access is restricted due to pedestrianisation, please pre-arrange collection times and we will assist in bringing purchases to the South Mall between 11am and 4 pm Please note the Conditions of Sale as displayed in the Auction Rooms. Estimates given are our opinion at the time and are subject to revision. Joseph WOODWARD & Sons Ltd. 26, Cook Street, Cork. Tel: 021-427 3327 email: auctions@woodward.ie WWW.WOODWARD.IE Successful sales since 1883

1. Assorted lot of cutlery in box 20-40 9. Lot of silverplated cutlery with decorated handles 2. Assorted lot of cutlery, etc in box 20-30 10. The Gourmet Cutlery Collection silverplated canteen of cutlery 3. Assorted lot of Newbridge Kings Pattern cutlery in box 20-40 11. Three piece silverplated condiment set with circular bases 10-20 4. Assorted lot of Newbridge Kings Pattern cutlery in box 40-60 12. Three piece silverplated condiment set with circular bases 10-20 5. Vanity set with silverplated tops in travel case 20-40 13. Georgian style silverplated wine bottle coaster with shaped wired sides 6. Ornate vanity set with silverplated borders in box 20-40 14. Pair of silver plated bon bon dishes with profuse pierced decoration 7. Silverplated vanity set in case 20-40 15. Set of 6 silver plated lobster forks in presentation case 8. Three piece silver plated presentation set in fitted case 16. 4 silver plated toast racks with shaped handles and feet

25. silver trophy cup with shaped handles, on circular spreading base. 1921 20cm high 20-30 32. English silver heart shaped bookmark with foliate decoration 20-30 26. silver trophy cup with shaped handles on spreading foot, 1947, 15cm 20-30 33. English silver owl decorated bookmark 20-30 27. Set of 6 silver teaspoons with reeded handles, in presentation case 34. English silver rectangular pill box with foliate decorated lid 20-30 28. Set of 6 silver coffee spoons with shaped handles, in presentation case 35. English silver oval shaped pill box 20-30 29. Set of 6 silver coffee spoons with shaped handles, in presentation case 36. 3 English silver thimbles, each in presentation bags 20-30 30. Pair of silver circular pin trays with foliate and gadroon decorated borders, dated 1978, 10cm diameter 31. Pair of silver oval small dishes with ornate gadroon and scroll decoration, dated 1977 30-60 50-80 37. Set of 9 Victorian teaspoons with fiddle pattern crested handles 38. 3 Victorian serving spoons with crested fiddle pattern handles, dated 1841, 1850 and 1845 39. English silver heart shaped pill box with foliate decoration 50-80 20-30

40. English silver oval shaped pill box with figured decoration 20-30 48. Pair of Sheffield silver napkin rings 20-40 41. Silver plated brooch decorated with pheasant and rifle 20-30 49. Slver plated joint holder for carving 42. Sheffield silver 4 piece coffee and tea service of baluster form, on circular spreading bases with shaped handles 200-300 50. Sheffield plated grape scissors with leaf decorated handles, by Walker & Hall 43. silver shaped and etched hip flask (initialled) 30-40 51. Silver plated grape scissors with thread edge handles 44. Oval silver plated tray with foliate and pierced decoration 45. Set of 5 silver coffee spoons with ensign decorated handles 50-80 52. Pair of heavy silver plated sauceboats with gadroon rim and leaf capped scroll handles, each on three hoof feet with shell knuckles 53. Set of 8 silver plated serving or table spoons with Old English style handles 46. Scottish silver tablespoon with crested fiddle pattern handle 54. Silver plated bowl or sweet stand with beaded rims and raised base 20-40 47. 3 piece silver plated condiment set 20-40

55. Profusely pierced and decorated silver plated candle holder on raised base in the style of a dish or potato ring 56. Shaped dish or coaster with tortoiseshell base on 3 ball supports 57. Pair of silver plated sauceboats with wavy rims and scroll handles, each on 3 cast legs 58. Miscellaneous lot of silver plated and other cutlery, spoons, forks, etc. 59. Pair of silver plated sauceboats with Celtic style reeded rims and double scroll handles each on 3 cast feet 60. 15 Irish silver medal blanks by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd, Dublin 50-80 30-60 20-40 62. Set of 6 Irish silver coffee spoons with old Irish pattern handles, bearing the Gleninsheen collar hallmark for 1973, in presentation case 63. Irish silver 3 piece condiment set with pierced decoration and blue glass liners, and bearing the Gleninsheen mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd 64. Irish silver oval pin tray with scalloped border, bearing Glenninsheen mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd 65. 2 x Irish silver circular pin tray with scalloped border, bearing the Glenninsheen mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd 61. 15 Irish silver medal blanks of assorted sizes by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd, Dublin 20-40 66. Irish silver circular pin tray with scalloped border, bearing Glenninsheen mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd

67. Pair of Irish silver decanter labels with chains and having Celtic decorated borders and bearing the Glenninsheen mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd 68. Irish silver circular small dish with scalloped border bearing the Glenninsheen mark for 1973, by Irish Silver Ltd 73. Irish silver caddy spoon with Gleninsheen Collar shaped handle, by Thomas O'Connor & Sons Ltd, Dublin, 1973, in case 74. Irish silver caddy spoon with ornate handle and bearing the Gleninsheen mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd 69. Pair of Irish silver square ashtrays dated 1970, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd, Dublin 70. Irish silver tazza or raised dish with ornate scroll decoration 71. Irish silver decorative spoon with ornate Celtic design, shaped handle and bearing the Glenninsheen collar mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd 20-40 30-60 75. Irish silver caddy spoon with foliate decorated handle and bearing the Glenninsheen collar mark for 1973, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd 76. William IV Irish silver sauce ladle with fiddle pattern crested rat-tail handle, by Christopher Cummins, Dublin 1833, 56g, 7" 77. George IV Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs by Charles Marsh, Dublin 1828, 42 gms, 6" 50-80 72. Irish silver caddy spoon with Gleninsheen Collar shaped handle, by Thomas O'Connor & Sons Ltd, Dublin, 1973, in case 78. George IV English silver fish slice with crested fiddle pattern handle, pierced decoration, by William Chawner London 1827, 191 gms, 12.6" 150-200

79. Pair of William IV London silver sauce ladles with fiddle pattern thread and husk crested handles, London 1834, 191 gms 80. Edward VII shaped tea caddy with hinged lid, on 4 cast legs with paw feet, 1904, 292g 81. Oval Sheffield plated serving tray with pierced gallery and gadroon borders, on four pad supports, 15.5" long 82. Pair of ornate silverplated dishes of oval form with pierced scalloped decoration, each on oval decorated base 83. Pair of circular shaped sixteen section scalloped silver plated dishes on raised supports 84. Pair of heavy oval silverplated entrée dishes with covers and detachable handles, profusely decorated with foliage, and having beaded borders, 11" long 85. Pair of silverplated rectangular entrée dishes with heavily chased foliate and fruit scroll edging, with covers 11.5" long 30-60 30-60 86. Pair of shaped Sheffield plated rectangular entree dishes with covers and having beaded decoration, and having detachable handles, 11" long 87. Pair of silverplated rectangular entree dishes with profusely decorated borders and covers, with handles, 11" long 88. Pair of rectangular silverplated serving trays with pierced gallery borders and shaped handles, 15.5" long 89. Kidney shaped Sheffield silver plated serving tray with pierced gallery border and gadroon rims, supported on four pad feet. 90. Pair of oval silver plated tureens with covers, having beaded and reeded decoration, shaped handles, raised on oval bases, inscribed Royal Cork Yacht Club 1720, by Elkington & Co, London 91. Pair of ornate silver plated sauceboats with gadroon rims, shaped handles, each on three cast feet 300-600

92. Victorian dish or potato ring ornately decorated with flowers, scrolls, birds and animals, dated London 1897, 5" diameter, gms 93. Pair of George VI Sheffield silver circular bonbon or sweet dishes profusely pierced with scrolls and foliage, and on raised supports, 5" diameter, gms 95. George V silver centre piece with large central flute, two small flutes and two baskets, on shaped base with four ball feet, by Mappin & Webb 1918, 73.5 oz 400-600 150-200 400-800 99. Set of four George V Sheffield silver coffee spoons with shaped decorated handles by James Deakin & Sons, 1942 100. Cork silver serviette ring, by William Egan, dated 1972 101. Pair of silver ashtrays 102. Set of 6 George VI Sheffield silver coffee spoons dated 1947 20-40 96. Edward VII circular dish with inverted scallop design and applied lionhead, inscribed "To Commemorate the Coronation of their Majesties King George V & Queen Elizabeth", 4.75" diameter, g 97. Set of twelve George V Sheffield silver tea or coffee spoons with feather edge handles, 1911-12, gms 150-200 103. Small George VI table bell with shaped handle, dated 1967 104. George IV sugar or ice cube tongs with Kings pattern decoration and shell grips, dated 1786 105. George III berry spoon with bright cut Old English style handle 40-60 30-60 98. Set of four George V silver Sheffield silver coffee spoons with brightcut handles by James Deakin & Sons, 1922

106. George III Scottish silver cream or sauce ladle with Old English style crested handle, by Alexander Edmonston, Edinburgh, dated 1782 119. Small Cork silver bowl, inset Padraig Pearse 10 shilling coin, by William Egan Cork, and bearing the Sword of Light mark for 1966 107. Pair of George III Sheffield silver galleried salt cellar holders on ball and claw feet dated 1773 120. Small circular bowl, inset J F Kennedy medallion, 1964 40-60 109. William IV Scottish silver sugar bowl, with gilt lined interior, shaped handles and leaf decoration, Edinburgh, dated 1838, 111. Pair of George IV London silver toast racks with shaped handles and cast feet, dated 1830, 121. George V cream jug with wavy rim and scroll handle, 1924 122. Edward VII Sheffield silver helmet shaped fluted cream jug with wavy rim, on a rising oval base, 1906 112. George IV wine funnel with strainer and thumbpiece, dated 1825 123. Georgian silver cream jug of oval bright cut form with reeded rim and angled handle, (marks rubbed) 113. George III silver topped glass confiture jar with domed top, by Robert & Samuel Hennell, London, dated 1803 114. George III 3 piece tea service: Sugar bowl and cream jug dated 1813 and teapot dated 1811, with oval bodies and on ball feet 400-600 124. Victorian cream jug and matching sugar bowl of oval form with beaded rims, fluted shaped bodies, each on 4 ball feet, 1892 125. Edward VII Sheffield silver sweet stand of circular form with raised handles, supported by circular stepped foot, 6.5 ins diam,

129. Victorian Irish silver sauce ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle, by Christopher Cummins Dublin 1843, 75 gms, 7" 130. Victorian Irish silver toddy or cream ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle, by John Smith Dublin 1858, 44g 136. 2 Cork silver pin dishes by William Egan bearing the Sword of Light marks for 1966, 98g 137. Pair of George III Irish silver mustard spoons with crested handles, by Richard Whitford, Dublin 1812, 22g 200-300 40-60 131. Victorian Irish silver travel chalice in 3 parts by Henry Flavelle, Dublin 1852 135g 300-360 138. George III Irish silver egg spoon, by Richard Sawyer, Dublin 1814 13g 30-60 132. George III Irish silver cream or toddy ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle, by Patrick Moore Dublin 1820, 29 gms 139. George V Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs by James Brady Dublin 1828, 43 g, 5.75" 133. George III Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs by George Nagle Dublin 1811, 46 gms, 6.15" 140. George III Cork silver dinner fork by John Toleken c.1780, 60g 70-120 134. George III Irish silver sauce ladle with fiddle pattern handle, by Richard Archbold Dublin 1807, 52 gms, 7" 135. 2 George IV Irish silver sauce ladles with crested handles, by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1824 7ins, 142g 130-180 141. Irish Silver Caddy Spoon bearing the Glenninsheen Collar hallmark for 1966, by T O Connor & Sons, in presentation box 142. George III Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs by George Nagle Dublin c.1807, 42 gms, 6"

143. Victorian Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs by Josiah Lowe Dublin 1839, 56 gms, 6" 144. Victorian Irish silver sauce ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle, by William Cummins Dublin 1844, 59 gms 145. George III Irish silver tablespoon with Hanoverian pattern handle by William Law Dublin 1805, 70 gms 146. 3 Irish Silver tea spoons with fiddle pattern handles, by S Neville, J Bollard and C Cummins 147. George V silver oblong card tray with Celtic design border, dated 1937, 7 ins long 148. Irish silver pin tray with gadroon border, by William Egan, Cork, bearing the Sword of Light hallmark for 1966, 3.5 ins diam 149. George III Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl, fiddle pattern handle, by John Power Dublin 1810, 49G 75-120 40-60 150. Set of four George III Irish silver condiment pots or salt cellars of oval tub shape with gilt interiors crested by John Stoyte Dublin 1804, 258 gms 151. Irish silver bowl with scalloped border, having coin inset and bearing the Sword of Light hallmark for 1966, by Royal Irish Silver Co. 4.5 ins diam. 152. George V Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs by Thomas Farley Dublin 1827, 53 gms, 5.8" 153. William IV Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs by James Brady Dublin 1832, 38 gms, 6" 154. George III Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl, fiddle pattern crested handle, by Samuel Neville Dublin 1817, 47g, 6.75" 155. William IV Irish silver tablespoon with Old Irish pointed crested handle, by Richard Sawyer Dublin 1834, 60 gms 200-300 60-80

156. Cork silver circular salver or dish with raised border, and decorative wavy rim, on 3 claw on ball feet, by William Egan and Sons, Cork, 1963, 5.75 ins diam 157. Cork silver circular strawberry dish with scalloped border, by William Egan and Sons, Cork, bearing the Sword of Light hallmark for 1966, 7 ins diam. 158. silver shell shaped butter or jam dish with 3 ball feet, dated 1909 159. Edward VII two handled porringer with shaped handles, dated 1901, 3.5ins diam. 160. Victorian Sheffield silver two handled oval sugar bowl with wavy rim and ornate scroll decoration, on oval spreading foot, 108 gms 161. Victorian Sheffield silver cream jug and sugar bowl with wavy rim, scroll foliate decoration, engraved and stamped Gibson & Co Ltd Belfast, Sheffield 1894, 144g 150-200 200-300 100-160 162. Victorian vase shaped cup with double scroll handle and beaded rim, on rising base, profusely engraved with flowers and foliage, dated 1928, 4 ins high. 163. George V Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs by James Brady Dublin 1824, 37 gms, 6.25" 164. George III Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs with oval grips, by John Power Dublin c.1807, 7 gms, 6.25" 165. George III Irish silver tablespoon with Old Irish pointed handle, Dublin c.1803, 59g 166. Irish silver strawberry dish of circular form with scalloped rim and bearing the Sword of Light Hallmark for 1966, 5" diameter, 167. George V Sheffield silver square shaped bonbon dish or sweet stand profusely pierced and decorated with flowers and scrolls, on four cast supports, 5", gms, by E. Viner & Co 150-200

168. Cork silver circular sweet dish with flat scalloped rim on a raised base with applied dragon ornament, by William Egan, Cork, 5.5" diameter, gms 169. George V silver cream or sauceboat with gadroon rim and scroll handle 30-60 175. William IV Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs with oval grips, by Smyth & Gamble Dublin 1831, 55 gms, 6" 176. George III Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar or ice cube tongs with oval grips, by Richard Whitford Dublin 1807-1809, 52 gms, 7" 170. George V Sheffield silver three piece tea set with panelled fluted bodies on circular spreading feet, by Edward Viner Sheffield 1930, 678g 171. George V silver circular jewellery box with tortoiseshell lid, lined interior, on three cabriole legs, by Sydney & Co 1920, 4.75" 172. George VI set of six silver coffee or tea spoons with shaped tops in presentation case 173. George V silver pierced mustard pot having hinged lid with finial 174. Edward VII silver milk jug of oval form with scroll handle, on 4 cast legs with pad feet 150-250 100-160 177. George III Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl, fiddle pattern handle, by John Power Dublin 1814, 49g, 7.25" 178. George III Irish silver tablespoon with Old Irish pointed handle by John Pittar Dublin c. 1790, 52 gms 179. George V silver round bowl profusely embossed and decorated woth scrolls, flowers and fluting, 4in diam 180. Irish 20 ct gold caddy spoon with Gleninsheen Collar handle, by Thomas O'Connor & Sons Ltd, Dublin, 1973, in case 181. Edward VII Chester silver 3 piece tea service of circular form with wavy rims each on 4 cast claw feet with shell knuckles, total weight 150-250

182. George III Irish silver bright-cut sugar tongs with shell nips, by Isaac D'Olier Dublin c.1780, 33g, 5.5" 183. William IV Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl, fiddle pattern crested handle, by James Scott Dublin 1832, 59g, 7" 184. George III Irish silver table spoon with fiddle pattern initialled handle, by Samuel Neville Dublin 1808, 65g 185. Set of five Victorian Exeter silver serving or table spoons with fiddle pattern crested handles 186. Set of ten George IV Irish silver dinner forks with fiddle pattern crested handles 187. Set of four Victorian Exeter silver teaspoons with fiddle pattern crested handles 188. William IV Irish silver fish slice with fiddle pattern crested handle, pierced decoration, by P. Weekes Dublin 1831, 190g, 12.5" 40-60 150-200 189. George III Irish silver serving spoon with hook end crested handle, large duckbill bowl, by M. Cormick Dublin 1773, 106g, 13" 190. George III Irish silver serving spoon with hook end crested handle, large duckbill bowl, by Joseph Cullen Dublin 1766, 120g, 11.75" 191. Edwrad VII silver circular bowl with shaped moulded rim, on raised base 192. George VII silver heart shaped ring or jewellery box on 3 shaped legs 193. George III pierced and shaped mustard pot with beaded rims, wavy hinged lid and scroll handle (no liner) 194. Pair of George III bright-cut serving spoons with Irish point crested and bright-cut handles, by John Shields Dublin 1792, 12g, 11.75" 195. George III Irish silver serving spoon with Old Irish crested pointed handle, by John Sheilds Dublin 1794, 110g, 12.5" 200-300 200-300 30-60 550-650 250-350

196. George III Irish silver soup ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle, Dublin 1789, 203g, 13.5" 400-500 202. Pair of George V circular photograph frames 197. Rare George III Irish silver entree dish with gadroon rims, removable handle, crest and motto, by William Nowlan for Matthew West Dublin dated 1815, 10" x 8", 1,752g 198. George III Irish silver wine funnel stand with gadroon rim, by James Keating and Richard Flood Dublin 1810 199. George II Irish silver wine funnel with beaded rim and removal strainer, by William Williamson Dublin c.1750, 96g 200. George V Irish silver dish or potato ring ornately decorated with farm scene, farmer, lady, boy and bird, floral and fruit embossing, by S H Waterhouse, dated Dublin 1932, 8" diameter, 407g 201. Pair of Edward VII Sheffield silver bud vases decoratively embossed and on circular bases, 7ins 2000-3000 200-300 500-800 1000-1500 50-80 203. Profusely pierced London silver cup holder decorated with cherubs, flowers and scrolls, and one other 204. Profusely pierced and decorated silver holder with cartouche 205. Irish silver dish ring decorated with rural scenes including flautist, animals, buildings, wolf and foliage, by Robert Neill Belfast, hallmarked Dublin 1906, 262g, 7" diameter 206. George III Irish Provincial dessert spoon with crested fiddle pattern handle, by William Teulon Cork c.1810 207. silver butter or jam dish holder with pierced decoration, 2 scroll handles and on 4 shaped legs 208. Edward VII silver bowl with wavy edge, on 3 pad feet with shell knuckles 50-80 800-1200 80-150

209. Edward VII silver vase shaped cup with scroll handle and body rim on a rising stepped base, 1902 80-150 215. Set of 10 George VI Sheffield silver rat tailed coffee spoons with Old English handles 210. George VI silver jewellery or cigarette box profusely etched and decorated 216. Pair of George III dessert spoons with crested fiddle pattern handles, 1813 211. Victorian Irish silver dish ring or potato ring profusely pierced and chased with animals, birds and foliage, by West & Son, Dublin 1897 407g 20cm diameter 212. Victorian coffee pot profusely embossed and decorated with flowers and scrolls and having domed hinged lid with finial, 8ins, total weight g 800-1000 217. Edward VII Sheffield silver 6 section toast rack by James Deakin & Sons, 1908 218. George IV Irish silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, by Charles Marsh, Dublin 1827 219. English silver melon shaped pepper caster with domed lis and finial on spreading base 200-250 80-150 213. George VI profusely pierced oval sweet dish with decorated rim and handles, standing on 4 claw feet with ornate knuckles, 6.5" 214. Pair of Victorian silver salad servers with profusely pierced and etched blades and having bead decorated handles 100-180 220. Victorian Irish silver fiddle patternsugar or ice cube tongs Dublin 1884 221. George II baluster shaped pepper caster, having pierced domed lid with finial on stepped support by Samuel Wood 1753 4.25ins 200-300

222. Extremely ornate Victorian Sheffield silver chamberstick on a circular base with snuffer 5.25ins, 223. William IV Irish silver circular salver with raised scroll and folaite decorated rim, profusely etched and on 4 ornate cast legs, 9.5" Dublin 1837 200-300 500-600 229. Royal Irish silver coffee pot on a circular stepped foot, having domed lid with finial and double scroll handle, 11ins, Dublin 1970 230. Irish provincial silver serving or table spoon with fiddle pattern handle, marked 'Sterling' probably Cork 600-800 250-300 225. Helmet shaped Irish silver cream jug with wavy rim, profusely embossed and decorated with flowers and foliage, leaf capped scroll handle, on 3 claw feet with shell knuckles, by Albright & Marshall Dublin 1975 226. Irish silver circular sugar bowl matching foregoing lot, 4.75" diam. by Albright & Marshall Dublin 1975 227. Oblong mahogany jewellery or cigar box with silver mount 9.5 x 7" 228. Royal Irish Silver baluster shaped coffee pot with decorative fluted spout, swag etching, hinged cover with pineapple finial, on a stepped circular base, Dublin 1944 400-800 400-800 800-1000 231. William IV Irish silver serving or table spoon with fiddle pattern handle by Richard Garde, Cork, Dublin hallmarks for 1832 232. Pair of George III Cork silver dinner forks with fiddle pattern handles, by Richard Garde, Dublin hallmarks for 1810 142g 20.5cm 233. Pair of Cork silver dinner forks with fiddle pattern handles, by Richard Garde, Cork, Dublin hallmarks for 1826 118g 20.5cm 234. Cork silver berry spoon with profusely embossed bowl and bright cut handle, by John Nicholson c.1780 62g 24cm 235. George IV Irish silver rat-tail serving or table spoon with fiddle pattern crested handle, 9ins 150-200 180-220

236. George III Irish silver rat-tail table or serving spoon with fiddle pattern handle 9" Dublin 1817 237. George IV Irish silver serving or table spoon with Old English style handle, 9" 238. Queen Anne long handled serving spoon by W. Penstone, London 1712 30cm 124g 239. George III Cork silver serving or table spoon by John Nicholson Cork, c.1785 72g 9" 400-500 180-220 245. Victorian Chester silver potato or dish ring profusely chased and decorated with exotic bird, figures, fish and scrolls, 7.75" diam, 1899 251. George III Cork silver sauceboat with beaded rim, leaf capped shaped handle on three pad feet with shell knuckles, by Carden Terry, Cork c.1785, 199g 252. George III Cork silver sauceboat with punched rim, leaf capped handle on three shell capped feet, by John Warner, Cork c.1790, 386g, 8" 400-800 2000-3000 3500-4000 240. William IV Cork silver soup ladle with fiddle pattern handle, by Isaac Solomon, 198g 13.5", Dublin marks for 1832 (marks rubbed) 241. George III Irish silver soup ladle with oval bowl and long hook handle, by J Pittar Dublin 1871, 150g 15" 242. George III Cork silver 2 handled sugar bowl of oval form with beaded decoration to rim and handles, on 4 ball feet, by Carden Terry and Jane Williams, Dublin hallmarks for 1809 350-400 350-400 400-800 253. George III Irish silver sugar bowl with double beaded rim, on three shell capped pad feet, by Daniel McCarthy Cork c.1780 254. George III Irish silver serving spoon with Old Irish style handle, by John Toleken Cork c.1790, 127g, 13.5" 255. George III Irish silver marrow scoop by John Nicholson Cork c.1770, 9" 256. Pair of George III Irish silver tablespoons with Old Irish crested handles, by John Toleken Cork c.1790, 131g, 9.25" 1500-2000 1500-2000 1000-1500 600-900

257. George III Irish silver teaspoon with bright-cut Old Irish pattern handle, by Carden Terry & Jane Williams Cork c.1810 258. Pair of George III Irish Provincial tablespoons with Old Irish shaped French style handles, by Maurice Fitzgerald Limerick c.1775, 144g, 9" 259. George III Irish Provincial tablespoon with Old Irish style handle, by George Moore Limerick c.1765, 9.25" 260. Pair of George III Irish Provincial tablespoons with bright-cut Old Irish pattern crested handles, by Patrick Connell Limerick c.1785, 9.5" 400-700 800-1200 500-1000 800-1200 263. Queen Anne Irish silver tazza with reeded rim, central armorial on eagle spreading foot by David King Dublin 1708, 147g, 5.25" 280. Framed collection of military badges 281. Framed collection of military badges 282. Framed collection of military badges, etc. 284. Victorian glass ewer engraved 'Cork Exhibition 1902' 3000-5000 200-300 261. Pair of George III Irish Provincial tablespoons with Hanoverian pattern plain handles, by Joseph Johns Limerick c.1790 1200-1800 285. Old Cork glass 3 ring decanter of baluster form, with stopper 262. Set of five George III Irish Provincial tablespoons with Old Irish pattern crested handles by Joseph Gibson Cork, c.1790, 9.5" 1000-2000 286. Old Cork glass rice plate with diamond banding, circa 1800, 18.5cm diam 80-160

287. Old Irish decanter with triple ringed neck, diamond cut panels, and perpendicular blazes, with stopper 294. Old Irish decanter with faceted decoration and lower blazes, 19cm 288. Old Irish cut glass jug with prismatic cut lip, pillar fluted body, stepped circular base and shaped handle, 20cm high 150-250 295. Old Irish glass decanter with faceted decoration, Engraved '14' surrounded by shamrocks, possibly Cork 289. Victorian glass claret jug with wavy rim and fluted handle, on circular base 296. Old Irish cut glass decanter with faceted decoration and cross-cut diamonds, 22cm 290. Old Irish glass fruit or fower bowl with serrated and blazed flared rim with fine diamond cut panels, large diamond decorated body, on banded base, 26cm diam. 291. Old Irish decanter with paceted decoration, 21cm, rim chipped 292. Old Irish glass decanter with faceted and strawberry diamond banding, with stopper, 19cm 293. Old Irish cut glass jug with serrated and blazed lip, strawberry diamond and pillar fluted body with shaped handle, 18cm 250-400 150-250 297. Old Irish glass decanter with faceted decoration and cross-cut diamonds, with stopper, 18cm 298. George III glass goblet with foliate decoration on circular base, 12cm 299. Old Irish cut glass decanter with fine and strawberry diamond decorated panels 300. Christopher Wood 'Dictionary of Victorian Painters' 2nd edition 301. Luke Philpott 'Trinity Presbyterian Church, Summerhill North' oil on canvas 75 x 50cm signed 60-120 200-400

302. English School - 'Tall ship under full sail' oil on board 32 x 46, signed 309. Victorian school 'The letter' oil on canvas 90 x 70cm 400-800 303. G Thompson 'Extensive landscape with figures by a waterfall' oil on board 50 x 73cm signed 400-800 310. Continental School 'Still Life Study with fruit and lobster' 90 x 60cm 500-800 304. Sean O'Connor RHA 'Caragh River' oil on board 48 x 59cm signed 400-800 311. Sean Keating PRHA 'Laud na mbruidhne' charcoal and wash 53 x 73cm signed 25000-30000 305. Dutch School 'Stacking the hay' 51 x 74cm oil on board 400-800 312. Irene Murphy, The Cork Artists Collective, 'Ceiling of leaves' mixed media on board 30 x 25 initialled 200-300 306. Terence Attridge Williams 'Coastal scene with headland and lighthouse' oil on board, 36 x 57cm, signed 200-400 313. Maire Archdeacon - 'Brown Jug and Blood Oranges' oil on board 35 x 24cm signed 150-250 307. Irish School 'Shawled lady entering a House' 60 x 45cm, oil on canvas, signed indistinctly 400-800 314. Terence Attridge Williams 'Still life study of flowers in a bowl' oil on board, 23 x 30cm monogrammed 308. Arthur Maderson 'Evening, Lismore River Pool' (artists son and daughter Padraig and Ciara) oil on board, 38 x 38cm signed 1500-2000 315. Arthur Maderson 'Evening, River Blackwater' palette knife on board 40 x 42 signed 316. Elizabeth Naysmith 'Old Mill' oil on board, 50 x66cm, signed 1500-2000 400-800

317. Johanes Lingelbach Attrib 'Harbour scene' oil on canvas, 53 x 62cm 318. Thomas Faed "Children playing in a field' oil on canvas 46 x 64 signed 300-600 400-600 324. Arthur Maderson 'Le Marche de Nuit, Le Vigan, Gard France' mixed media and palette knife on board, 115 x 80cm, signed 325. Percy Hall 'Landscape' mixed media on canvas 76 x 90cm 3000-4000 500-1000 319. James Brohan 'Having Tea' oil on board, 40 x 48cm signed 3000-5000 326. Senan O'Brien 'Lunchtime break' oil on canvas, 52 x 58, signed 500-1000 320. Frank Egginton FIAL 'Carrigard, Co. Donegal' watercolour 54 x 75cm, signed, letler attached verso 321. Tony O'Malley HRHA 'Trevaylor' pastels, 50 x 74cm signed and dated 1964 verso 322. Louis le Broquy HRHA Artists proof signed 4000-6000 15000-20000 1000-2000 327. T Hodson 'Rural scene with fisherman and cattle' watercolour, 22 x 52cm signed and dated 1899 328. John Morris "Sunny afternoon, Dollymount Strand, Dublin" Oil on board 43 x 37cm signed 329. Louisa Maxwell 'Sailing off Roches Point' oil on canvas, 42 x 67cm, signed 200-400 400-800 150-250 323. Style of Mary Fedden 'Study with flowers, fruit and utensils with a yacht in the background' oil on canvas 50 x 50cm signed verso 600-1000 330. English School 'Allegorical Study' Pastels on canvas, 100 x 70cm 400-800

331. G Roy '3 dogs by a country building' oil on board, 20 x 38cm, signed 150-250 337. A Redpath 'Woodland scene' oil on board, 29 x 44cm, signed 200-300 332. Anne Butler Yeats 'Spring Swirls' pastels, 17 x 19cm, signed 338. James O'Halloran 'Self portrait' oil on board 50 x 40cm signed 1500-2000 333. Flemming Christoffersen 'The maid behind the bar' oil on canvas, 45 x 60cm, signed 400-600 339. Elizabeth Cope 'Stll life abstract' pastels 60 x 74 signed 1000-2000 334. Mary Lawlor 'Galway hooker under full sail' oil on canvas, 40 x 50cm, signed 340. James O'Halloran 'Beach scene' oil on board 24 x 29cm signed 500-800 335. Moroney 'Pub scene' oil on board, 39 x 49, signed 336. Victorian school 'Coastal scene with figures and boats' oil on canvas, 17 x 34, initialled and dated '99

Sample Conditions of Sale: Full details and information on the full Conditions of Sale and other details available from our Office. 1. The highest bidder for each lot shall be the purchaser. Should a dispute arise the Auctioneer shall at his discretion put the lot in dispute up for sale again or withdraw same from sale or declare the purchaser thereof. 2. The Auctioneers reserve for themselves the right to bid on behalf of the vendors and to reject or refuse to accept any bid without giving any reason therefor. The bidding shall be regulated by the Auctioneers and no bidding shall be retracted. 3. The price at which the bidder purchases each lot will be exclusive of V.A.T. and premium. 4. If required by the Auctioneer, the purchaser of each lot shall give his name and address to the Auctioneers representative and shall also immediately pay a cash deposit of 25% of the purchase money (or such sum as the Auctioneer may stipulate). The balance of the purchase money together with V.A.T. (if applicable), Auctioneers commission at the rate of 21% of the full purchase price plus V.A.T. shall be paid on the day of the sale, and if not so paid the Auctioneers reserve the right to charge interest on any unpaid balance at the rate of 8% per annum, plus daily storage and insurance charges, until payment is made. 5. Each purchaser's sale account must be paid in full before the removal of any lot. 6. Purchasers will be required to pay either in cash or by bankers draft. 7. The Auctioneers reserve the right to alter, divide, group or withdraw any lots either before or at any time during the sale. 8. The vendors or their agent reserve to themselves the right of repurchasing any lot, or part lot, at the knocked down price, or proportion of such price, where it is found necessary to let that lot, or part lot, remain and the decision of the Auctioneers respecting same shall be final and binding on all parties. 9. Each purchaser shall be deemed to have inspected and to be thoroughly acquainted with the contents and conditions of the lot or lots purchased and to have purchased same subject to all faults, deficiencies, imperfections and errors (if any) of any description therein, and no allowance whatsoever shall be made in respect of any difficulty of access. 10. The description, measurements and numbers set out in the catalogue are believed to be correct but no guarantee or warranty is given or is to be implied as to the correctness of such descriptions, or the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or its fitness for any particular purpose. 11. Each lot shall, from the fall of the hammer, be at the sole risk of the purchaser and must be cleared and taken away, without fail, at the purchasers expense, in such order as the Auctioneers or their representative shall direct not later than 5.00 p.m. on the Friday following the sale, after which time any lot or lots remaining on the premises shall be liable for rent and expenses, storage and insurance charges, and will also be liable to be removed from the premises and left outside at the purchasers risk in all respects. Collection times are from 10am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (Except Bank & Public Holidays). 12. The purchaser will be responsible for all damage that it, its carriers, servants or agents may do to the property of any third (and in particular to the vendors premises) in removing the lot(s). 13. If within seven days after the sale the Auctioneers have received notice in writing from the purchaser that a lot is not as described in the catalogue and this notice can be substantiated with evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the purchasers, then the Auctioneers at their discretion may rescind the sale and return the purchase price. 14. No liability will be accepted by the vendors or the Auctioneers for personal injuries of any description and from whatsoever cause arising, sustained by any person whilst on the property of the vendors or agents for the purpose of inspection, or during the sale, or whilst removing any lots, or on the premises in connection with the sale. 15. Each purchaser shall be responsible for and will release and indemnify the vendors, their servants and agents, from and against all liability in relation to each lot or lots sold or otherwise. 16. Each purchaser shall provide all vehicles, equipment and labour necessary for the removal of purchases. 17. If the purchaser shall make default in payment of his purchase money or neglect to comply with these conditions, or any of them, all money paid by him or his agent at the time of sale shall be forfeited to the vendors who shall be at liberty to re-sell the lot or lots at such time or times as they may think proper and without notice to the party or parties making default or neglecting to comply with these conditions, and in case of non-payment thereof the same shall be recoverable as and for liquidated damages. Any surplus arising on such re-sales shall belong solely to the vendors. This condition shall not prejudice the vendors or Auctioneers right to enforce the contract made at this present sale. 18. Neither the vendors or the Auctioneers will hold themselves responsible for any lots while on the premises. No lots may be collected outside the dates and hours set out, i.e. 10am to 5pm, nor will the Auctioneers transfer lots from one buyer to another. 19. The vendors, their servants or agents shall not be liable for any loss, damage or injury occasioned to any purchaser, the purchasers servants or agents, or to any person or any property which may be caused by any defects, imperfection or malfunction in any lot or lots or contamination caused by same. 20. If any dispute or difference arises concerning any lot or the interpretation of these conditions, the same shall be settled by the Auctioneers whose decision shall be final and binding on all parties concerned. 21. All items are to be auctioned on the date set out unless withdrawn prior to sale. It is not possible to notify persons in advance of withdrawal. We cannot accept any liability for any expenses incurred.

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