Founded On the instructions of executors of recent estates in Monkstown, Blackrock and Douglas, and on behalf of other clients.

Founded 1883 On the instructions of executors of recent estates in Monkstown, Blackrock and Douglas, and on behalf of other clients WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 TH 2013 at 2pm At The Auction Rooms, Cook Street, Cork Joseph WOODWARD & Sons, Ltd. Tel: 021 4273327 Fax: 021 4272891 Email: auctions@woodward.ie www.woodward.ie

130 years serving the people of Cork Auction of Silver & Art WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 TH, 2013 Commencing at 2pm On View: Thursday & Friday 11am 4pm, Saturday & Sunday 2pm 5pm, Monday & Tuesday 10.30am 4pm and Day of sale from 10.30am to 1pm Forthcoming Auction: A SUPERB STAMP COLLECTION Collected over many years and featuring Irish, Commonwealth, Continental and World series and albums from Mint to used. November 30 th at 12 noon Details at www.woodward.ie AUCTION OF ANTIQUES & FINE ART, - DECEMBER 4TH Will include contents from two recent Cork estates Suitable items are now invited for inclusion Collection of Purchases: 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 Thursday and Friday 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 Paintings and Sculpture: When the Forename(s) and Surname of the Artist are given, in our opinion this is a work of the Artist. When the Initials of the Forename(s) and the Surname of the Artist are given, in our opinion this is a work of the period of the Artist which may be wholly or partly his work. When the Surname only of the Artist is given, in our opinion this is a work by the school, or by one of the followers of the artist, or in his style and of uncertain date. Purchasers are allowed seven days from the date of the Auction to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the catalogue description. 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 George VI Birmingham silver photograph frame with shaped and raised border, 1919 40-50 2 Two pierced oval silver salt cellars on four legs with blue glass liners, one Birmingham and one Chester 50-70 3 Pair of Edward VII serviette rings with repoussé bands, 1906 40-50 4 Two Birmingham silver mustard pots with blue glass liners 40-60 5 Edward VII sauceboat with wavy top rim, on four hoof feet with shell knuckles (handle loose), 91 grams 40-60 6 London silver pin tray or small dish (inscribed), 4¼ ins diameter, 94 grams 30-50 7 Edward VII oblong dish or tray with raised border, 6 ins long, 66 grams 20-40 8 Set of five George VI Sheffield silver tea or coffee spoons with decorative Celtic style handles, 1942, 70 grams 40-60 9 George V Sheffield silver sugar tongs with thread edge handles, 1910, 27 grams 40-60 10 George V Irish silver two handled trophy cup with Celtic style border and on a raised base, 1932, 182 grams 50-70 Please note: All purchases must be collected by 4pm on Friday. Bidding Cards: Please collect a Bidding Card prior to attending the auction. Available on Auction day. 11 Large silver plated fluted fruit bowl or dish by Elkington, diameter 10½ ins 50-80 12 Pair of profusely pierced and decorated Sheffield plated wine bottle coasters with wooden bases 50-80 13 Ornate silver plated tankard, shaped sweet dish, ashtray and butter dish 50-80 13A Circular silverplated teapot, 1 pint 40-60 14 Large silverplated dish cover of oval form by Mappin & Webb 80-120 15 A smaller silverplated oval dish cover by Mappin & Webb 50-80 16 Circular silverplated hot vegetable dish with liner and domed cover 30-50 17 Large silverplated fruit or salad bowl of circular form, on a stepped base, diameter 9 ins 40-60 18 Large silverplated ice bucket with two handles and having reeded decoration, on a raised base 120-180 19 Six section silverplated toast rack and a silverplated dinner gong 40-60 20 Oval silverplated dish or platter with card cut edge and a silverplated wire plate rack 30-50

21 Profusely pierced and shaped silverplated fruit or cake basket with swing handle 60-90 22 Heavy silverplated and cut glass jug with domed lid, spout and scroll handle 60-90 23 Twenty-four piece canteen of dessert cutlery, twelve knives and twelve forks, with decorated blades and mother of pearl handles 100-200 24 Fourteen piece canteen of fish cutlery, six knives and six forks, with serving slice and fork, having silverplated blades and bone handles 60-90 25 Set of twelve pieces of dessert cutlery, six knives and six forks, with bone handles 60-90 26 Miscellaneous lot of silver plated fish cutlery, ladle, cake servers, six spoons 20-30 27 London silver mounted riding crop with bone handle 30-40 28 Part service of dessert cutlery - six knives and six forks with bone handles in oak canteen 30-40 29 Silver plated and glass sweet dish depicting a man supporting the dish 30-50 30 Pair of silver plated sauceboats with reeded rims and double scroll handles, on three stepped feet 40-60 31 Ornate three piece silver plated tea service with partly fluted bodies and decorative rims 150-250 32 Lady's ornate make-up compact with mirror and a swan pill holder with hinged lid 40-60 33 Two Victorian vesta match boxes 50-70 34 Four William IV Irish silver teaspoons with fiddle pattern crested handles, Dublin, 1832, 68 grams 40-70 35 Eight Victorian Irish silver teaspoons with fiddle pattern crested handles, 185 grams, Dublin, c.1892 50-80 36 Set of six Birmingham silver tea or coffee spoons with thread edge handles, in presentation case 60-100 37 George V London silver circular bowl with turned rim and raised base, diameter 4½ ins, 102 grams 80-120 38 Pair of Edward VII Chester silver profusely pierced and decorated bonbon dishes, 66 grams 80-120 39 lipstick holder and a matchbox 30-50 40 Part canteen of silver plated dessert cutlery with mother of pearl handles, together with serving spoons, grape scissors and nut cracker, in mahogany case 40-70

41 Set of six George V Irish silver dessert knives and a matching set of forks in presentation cases, 1936 100-150 42 Large silverplated dish cover with ornate handle, decorative rim and scroll chasing 80-100 43 44 Large pair of elaborate three-light candelabra with fluted and floral decorated stems, vase shaped sockets and shaped decorative bases, height 16 ins 100-200 Large canteen of 125 pieces of silver plated cutlery by Webber & Hill, Sheffield 300-500 45 Three piece silver plated tea service of circular form with beaded rims, reeded leaf capped handles, decorative shoulders and reeded lower bodies 150-250 46 George V Sheffield silver sugar tongs with feather edge border, 1911 30-40 47 Set of six George VI Sheffield silver coffee spoons with beaded handles 30-40 48 Set of six Edward VII Sheffield silver tea or coffee spoons with ornately decorated handles, 1911 50-70 49 Set of George IV Sheffield silver tea or coffee spoons in original presentation case by James Dickson & Sons, 1911 120-180 50 Set of twelve George VI Sheffield silver tea or coffee spoons in original presentation case by John Morton & Sons, 1941 80-120 51 George V Sheffield silver four section toast rack with handle, 111 grams, 1933 30-50 52 Pair of Victorian Irish silver dessert spoons with fiddle pattern handles by John Smith, Dublin, 1856 30-50 53 Set of six George V Sheffield silver coffee spoons with beaded handles, in presentation case, 1918 30-50 54 One silver and one bronze 1914-18 War medals with ribbons 50-80 55 Pair of silver plated sauceboats with wavy rims and double scroll handles, on three hoof feet with shell knuckles 40-60 56 George V Chester silver capstan inkwell with hinged lid and glass ink holder, 1913 50-70 57 Victorian Irish silver dessert spoon with fiddle pattern handle by John Shiels, Dublin, 1889 and a Victorian London silver mustard spoon with fiddle pattern crested handle 30-40

58 George V Sheffield silver vase shaped mustard pot with hinged lid, decorative rims and glass liner, 1919 40-60 59 Chalice style open-worked silverplated sweet dish with paired snipe decoration and beaded rims, and having cranberry glass centre (f) 100-150 60 Edward VIII cut glass marmalade jar with lid 30-50 61 Pair of George V London silver serving spoons, 1925, 157 grams 60-100 62 Superb canteen of Sheffield silverplated cutlery by Arthur Price of England - knives, forks and spoons - 86 pieces 400-600 62A Miscellaneous silver lot of three sifter ladles, one pickle fork and one dog-nose tablespoon 120-180 63 Six Georgian London silver dessert forks with thread edge handles 60-100 64 mounted glass decanter with stopper and two matching liqueur glasses with silver bases 100-150 65 George III London silver bright cut cream jug with crest, reeded rim and handle, on an oval Regency foot, by Henry Chawner, 1795, 196 grams 200-250 66 67 68 69 Pair of elaborately decorated London silver gilt serving spoons marking the Coronation of Edward VIII 1936 by Wakely & Wheeler, 194 grams 280-320 Victorian Irish silver floral embossed and crested sugar or ice cube tongs by Philip Weekes, Dublin, 1843, 86 grams 90-100 George III Irish silver bright cut sugar or ice cube tongs with shell grips by Benjamin Tait, Dublin, 1790, 40 grams 70-90 George III Irish silver fruit or berry spoon with fiddle pattern crested handle by John Smyth, Dublin, 1848, 73 grams 80-90 70 Two George III London silver condiment spoons, 1798 and 1809 40-50 71 72 73 74 George III Irish silver serving spoon with feather edge crested handle, 11½ ins long, by Michael Keating, Dublin, 1772 280-320 George III London silver meat skewer with crest and ring handle by William Eley & William Fearn, 1805, 13 ins 110-130 George III Irish silver marrow scoop by Owen Cassidy, Dublin, c.1870 (marked four times) 250-280 George III Irish silver bright cut marrow scoop by Michael Smith, Dublin 180-200

75 84 76 77 George III Irish silver marrow scoop by John Sheils, Dublin, 1789, 58 grams 180-200 George III Irish silver marrow scoop by John Locker, Dublin, 1766, 44 grams 190-200 85 George III Irish silver fish slice with fiddle pattern crested handle, the shaped blade pierced and engraved, by Thomas Townsend, Dublin, 1815, 12½ ins long, 150 grams 280-300 78 79 George III Irish silver marrow scoop with crest by Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1819, 56 grams 190-200 George III Irish silver marrow scoop with crest by Michael Homer, Dublin, 1780, 61 grams 190-200 86 Pair of George V London silver sauce ladles with Old English style crested handles, by Maurice & Michael Emmanuel, 1826, 6¾ ins long, 105 grams 120-140 80 81 82 William IV Irish silver marrow scoop with crest by Charles Marsh, Dublin, 1831, 92 grams 190-200 Victorian Sheffield silver long handled serving spoon by Henry Wilkinson, 1854, 13½ ins long, 163 grams 125-150 George IV London silver serving spoon with fiddle pattern crested handle by Jonathan Hayne, 1825, 12 ins long, 145 grams 125-150 87 88 George III London silver sauce ladle with Old English style handle, 6½ ins long by Simon Harris, 1807, 43 grams 50-70 George III London silver fish slice with fiddle pattern handle, the shaped blade profusely pierced, by Soloman Hogham, Soloman Reas & John East- Dicks, 1817, 11¾ ins long, 134 grams 140-160 83 George III Edinburgh silver long handled serving spoon with fiddle pattern handle by Francis Houdon, 1811, 103 grams, 12½ ins long 125-150 Edward VII Sheffield silver crumb scoop with crest by Henry Wilkinson, 1909 130-150 89 William IV Irish silver rat-tail sauce ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle by Christopher Cummins, Dublin, 1833, 7 ins long, 56 grams 130-150 George III London silver long handled serving spoon with fiddle pattern handle by Thomas Streetan, 1811, 12 ins long, 126 grams 120-150

90 Victorian London silver octagonal shaped mug having leaf capped scroll handle and profusely etched with flowers, foliage and scrolls by Henry Hebert, 1844, 190 grams 120-150 91 92 93 George VI tea strainer with heart shaped handle by E J Houlson, 1945, 30 grams 120-150 Pair of William IV Irish silver condiment shovels with fiddle pattern handles by James Brady, Dublin, 1836 60-70 98 99 George III Irish silver tablespoon with Hanoverian pattern handle by William Law, Dublin, 1803, 71 grams 80-100 George III Irish silver tablespoon with Hanoverian pattern handle by William Law, Dublin, 1805, 70 grams 80-100 100 Victorian London silver baluster mug chased with rococo flowers, foliage and scrolls, with leaf capped double scroll handle by J R, 154 grams 150-180 101 94 William IV Irish silver sugar tongs with fiddle pattern handle by John Nicklin, Dublin, 1833, 6¼ ins long, 59 grams 50-60 102 Pair of George IV Irish silver sauce ladles with King's pattern crested handles by Lawrence Cleary, Dublin, 1825, 116 grams 150-180 95 96 97 George IV Irish silver sugar or ice cube tongs by James Scott, Dublin, 1825, 6 ins long, 48 grams 50-60 George IV Irish silver sugar or ice cube tongs with fiddle pattern handle by James Brady, Dublin, 1833, 6 ins long, 51 grams 50-60 George III Irish silver tablespoon with fiddle pattern crested handle by Richard Whitford, Dublin, 1814, 66 grams 50-60 George III Irish silver tablespoon with Old Irish style handle by Richard Sawyer, Dublin, 1814, 54 grams 50-60 103 104 George III Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle by John Power, Dublin, 1810, 49 grams 100-120 George III Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl and fiddle pattern crested handle by John Power, Dublin, 1814, 57 grams 100-120 Three George III Irish silver egg spoons with thread edge handles by John Power, Dublin, 1790, 42 grams 70-90

105 114 106 Three George III Irish silver mustard spoons with fiddle pattern handles by James Scott, John Dalrymple & Richard Whitford, Dublin, c.1800 60-80 115 Two George III Irish silver teaspoons with Old Irish Point handles by John Sheils, Dublin, c.1780, 23 grams 40-60 107 Six Irish silver teaspoons with fiddle pattern handles by Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1821, 127 grams 120-140 116 Two Irish silver teaspoons with fiddle pattern handles by John Buckton, Dublin, 1822 / 1832, 40 grams 40-50 108 109 110 Pair of Royal Irish Silver pin trays or dishes with raised decorative borders, 97 grams, 1971 60-80 George III Irish silver tablespoon with fiddle pattern crested handle by John Power, Dublin, c.1800, 9ins long, 64 grams (marks rubbed) 40-60 George III Irish silver tablespoon with fiddle pattern handle by John Power, 1804, 9 ins long, 67 grams 50-60 117 118 George III Irish silver bright cut sauce ladle with Old Irish Point handle by John Sheils, Dublin, 1791, 48 grams 80-100 George III Irish silver fish slice with fiddle pattern crested handle, the pierced blade with etched salmon and border, by Richard Sawyer, Dublin, 1807, 150 grams 120-160 111 George III Irish silver sugar or ice cube tongs by G Nagle, Dublin, c.1808, 42 grams 40-60 Cork silver dessert spoon with fiddle pattern handle by Isaac Solomon, Cork, with Dublin hallmark for 1832, 39 grams 40-60 112 Irish silver caddy spoon having the Gleninsheen Collar mark for 1973 by O'Connor, Dublin, 31 grams 50-70 113 George III Irish silver egg spoon by Richard Whitford, Dublin, 1810, 13 grams 20-30 119 120 George IV Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle by John Scott, Dublin, 1828, 60 grams 200-250 Pair of George III Irish silver tablespoons with fiddle pattern crested handles by John Bailey, Dublin, 1805, 134 grams 120-150 Four London silver sauce ladles with oval bowls and fiddle pattern handles, 7 ins long, 1832, 236 grams 250-300

121 George V Sheffield silver six section toast rack, 1931, 148 grams 40-50 122 George V London silver circular sugar bowl with two handles on a rising circular foot, 98 grams, 1929 40-50 123 London silver square dish or tray (inscribed), 130 grams 40-50 124 Pair of Edward VII Sheffield silver ashtrays with decorative borders, 1902, 175 grams 40-60 125 Pair of pierced shaped bonbon dishes with scroll rims (no hallmark) 50-70 126 Set of four Edward VII boat shaped and profusely pierced salt cellars, on four ball feet with plastic liners, 1902 100-120 127 Pair of modern circular wine bottle coasters with wooden bases 120-150 128 George VI London silver circular bowl with domed cover having beaded rim and finial, 1945, 360 grams 80-100 129 Edward VII Chester silver two handled trophy cup with scroll handles and on a rising base, 1909, 375 grams 150-200 130 George V four piece tea and coffee service of oval form with concave shoulders, each on four bun feet, 1910. Total weight 1,450 grams 600-1,000 131 George IV London silver milk jug of circular form with scroll handle profusely decorated shoulder and on a cast base with four shell feet, 1833, 247 grams 140-180 132 George V London silver teapot of plain circular form on a raised base, 1929. Total weight 370 grams 120-180 133 George V square shaped mustard pot and a matching salt cellar each on four pad feet and having blue glass liners, in original presentation case by Mappin & Webb, 1913 60-90 134 Set of six Victorian Irish silver dinner forks with fiddle pattern crested handles by J S, Dublin, 1846, 448 grams 150-250 135 Set of five Irish silver dinner forks, the handles decorated in Celtic style and bearing the Sword of Light hallmark for 1973, 330 grams 130-150 136 George V Birmingham silver capstan inkwell with hinged lid 50-70 137 138 Long handled silver toddy ladle with coin inset 40-60 Pair of George V oval shaped flower vases with pierced and chased decoration standing on four ornate feet on pedestal bases 400-600

139 Pair of Edward VII sauceboats with wavy rims, leaf capped scroll handles, on three hoof feet with shell knuckles, in presentation case, by Weir & Sons, Dublin 300-400 140 Three piece circular silver tea service of squat circular form, engraved with scrolling, acanthus leaves and flowers. Total weight 1,160 grams. 800-1,200 141 Edward VII London silver coffee jug on a spreading foot with domed lid and gadrooned top rim by J P & Co, 1906. Total weight 754 grams 400-700 142 Edward VII two handled wine bottle holder with reeded wavy top rim and decorative piercing on a rising base, 457 grams 250-350 143 George VI Sheffield silver coffee jug or pot of oval form on a raised base by Edward Viner, 1948. Total weight 708 grams 300-500 144 Sheffield silver teapot of rounded rectangular form with curved spout and raised base by Edward Viner. Total weight 670 grams 250-350 145 Edward VII topped square glass inkwell with hinged lid by Levi & Sons, 1909 60-80 146 Sheffield silver and glass hip flask with hinged dome lid by James Dixon & Sons 60-80 147 148 149 George VI Irish silver small Ardagh style two handled bowl with Celtic band on a rising foot, 90 grams 100-150 George III Irish silver cake server having pierced blade and etched foliate decorations by George Nagle, Dublin, 1814, 11 ins long, 190 grams 800-1,000 George III London silver coffee jug of oval form with gadroon rim, the lower body fluted and on a matching four legged stand with burner and claw feet (both crested). Total weight 1,168 grams 1,500-2,000 150 George V London silver circular salver with pierced and decorated raised rim and on four cast pierced supports, 1928, 8 ins diameter, 433 grams 250-350 151 Edward VII circular salver with raised decorative scroll shaped rim, on three cast feet with scroll ends, 8½ ins diameter, 382 grams 250-350 152 George V oval shaped panelled fruit or cake dish with pierced decorative rim and two handles, on a rising foot, 10 ins long, 640 grams 350-400

153 159 George V Irish silver dish ring or potato ring pierced and chased with a rural scene containing figures, birds, flowers, trees, scrolls and cartouche, diameter 8 ins, height 4½ ins, by S H Waterhouse, Dublin, 1932, 407 grams 1,200-1,500 154 Victorian London silver circular sugar caster profusely pierced, chased and embossed with flowers, foliage and scrolls by E Finlay & H Taylor, 1898, 5¼ ins high, and in its original box 120-180 155 George III circular portrait miniature of a young boy in a gold and seed pearl frame. A handwritten note inside states: "My eldest brother Joshua George McHugh, 10 years of age, 1794, E O B McH.s" signed Roche and dated 1794, possibly artist Samson Togrud Roche, Youghal, 1757 - Waterford 1847 250-350 156 George II oval silver snuff box with profusely engraved lid with crest (possibly for Lord Carbery) c.1735 700-1,000 157 158 Victorian Irish silver masonic decorative panel with foliate engraving by H Flavelle, Dublin, 1847 400-600 George II Irish silver punch strainer of circular form with gadroon rim and having two ornate scroll handles with crest by J Gumley, Dublin, c.1750, 200 grams 2,400-2,700 160 161 162 163 164 George III Irish silver gilt freedom box of circular form, profusely decorated with flowers and foliage by Edward Murray, Dublin, 1816 (uninscribed), 130 grams 1,800-2,200 Pair of profusely decorated London silver fighting cocks 2,800-3,200 George III London silver bright cut helmet shaped cream jug of oval form by Alexander Picmeal, London, 1798, 106 grams 200-250 George III London silver bright cut sugar basket of oval form with reeded rims and swing handle, on a Regency foot by Henry Chawner, 1790, 229 grams (crested) 280-340 George III Irish silver meat skewer with ring end by William Law, Dublin, 1807, 13 ins long, 104 grams 240-280 George III Irish silver straining spoon by Joseph Jackson, Dublin, 1779, 12 ins long, 116 grams 320-380

165 171 166 167 168 169 170 Edward VII Irish silver sugar bowl profusely embossed and chased with bird, animal, flower, scrolls and foliage, on three paw feet with lionmask knuckles, by Charles Lamb, Dublin, 1905 200-300 George III Irish silver oval card tray having raised reeded rim and on four feet by Joseph Jackson, Dublin, 1791, 123 grams, 7½ ins long 200-250 George III Irish silver serving spoon with Old Irish Point crested handle by John Pittar, Dublin, 1789, 12½ ins long, 102 grams 200-280 Victorian Irish silver fish slice with shaped pierced and etched "salmon" blade and having fiddle pattern crested handle by Christopher Cummins, Dublin, 1845, 12¾ ins long, 154 grams 350-400 George III Irish silver soup ladle with shell bowl and crested handle by John Sheils, Dublin, 1788, 13½ ins long, 133 grams 380-420 Unusual Irish silver shaped snuff box by Henry Flavelle, Dublin, 1832, 83 grams 250-300 George II small silver brandy warmer saucepan with spout and ivory handle by George Greenhill Jones, 1731-39, 1¾ ins high. Total weight 60 grams 220-280 172 George II London silver wine funnel of conventional form with reeded rim and band, 5¾ ins high, 154 grams, 1810 250-350 173 George III London silver circular salver having raised scroll and gadroon rimmed border and etched decoration, on three cast legs by Ebenezer Coker, 1770, 9 ins diameter, 434 grams 300-500 174 175 176 George IV Irish silver gilt snuff box profusely decorated with foliage and scrolls and having agate inset lid by Gardner, Dublin, 1825 2,500-3,000 George II plain Irish silver baluster mug with scroll handle and on a spreading foot by J Moore, Dublin, c.1750, 268 grams 1,500-2,000 George III Irish silver helmet shaped cream jug with double scroll handle, reeded band, on four paw feet with lionmask knuckles by William Townsend, Dublin, 1752, 185 grams 500-700

177 178 179 180 181 182 183 Cork silver bladed fish or cake server with pierced and shaped blade and wooden handle by J Toleken, Cork, c.1795 1,500-2,000 Cork silver bright cut serving spoon with Old Irish Point handle by John Whelpley, Cork, c.1790, 10 ins long, 71 grams 120-180 Pair of Cork silver tablespoons with fiddle pattern handles by Isaac Soloman, bearing Dublin hallmark for 1831, 9¼ ins long, 154 grams 180-220 Pair of George III Cork silver dinner forks by Richard Garde, Cork, 1835 / 6, with fiddle pattern handles, 8 ins long, 142 grams 140-160 George III Cork silver teaspoon with Old Irish Point handle by Joseph Gibson, Cork, c.1795, 12 grams 70-90 Large George III Cork silver sauceboat with punched rim and double scroll handle, on three hoof feet with shell knuckles by William Reynolds, Cork, c.1770, 6½ ins long, 274 grams 800-1,200 George III Cork silver bright cut soup ladle with feather edge handle by John Nicholson, Cork, c.1770, 13½ ins, 173 grams 1,200-1,800 184 185 186 Pair of George II Irish silver sauceboats, ornate scroll handles with human head mounts, each on three paw feet with lionhead masks by R Glanville, Dublin, c.1750 2,500-3,000 Set of six George III Cork silver teaspoons with crested handles by Carden Terry & Jane Williams with Dublin hallmarks for 1810 450-550 George I Cork silver rat-tail table or serving spoon with crested handle by William Clark, Cork, c.1730 900-1,200 187 Set of four George I Irish silver panelled trench salt cellars by H D, c.1720 2,000-2,500 188 189 190 Pair of George III Dublin silver circular wine bottle coasters with gadroon rims, pierced and etched with swags and medallions on wooden bases by Christopher Haynes, Dublin, 1787 3,500-4,000 George III Cork silver long handled soup ladle with oval bowl and Celtic Point crested handle by John Warner, Cork, c.1790, 13¾ ins long 1,800-2,300 Pair of George III long handled serving spoons with fiddle pattern crested handles by William Ward, Limerick, c.1804, 236 grams, 12½ ins long 650-750

191 196 192 Set of four George III tub shaped salt cellars with gilt interiors and crests by John Stoyte, Dublin, 1804, 258 grams 600-700 197 George IV Irish silver teapot profusely embossed and decorated with flowers, foliage and scrolls, having applied cast rim, and on four cast feet by James Fraye, Dublin, 1825, 880 g 850-1,000 193 George III Cork silver wine coaster with reeded top rim and engraved with swags of flowers and foliage, (crested) by Carden Terry & Jane Williams, Cork, c.1805 1,800-2,000 198 Rare George I circular silver bowl with serrated top edge and on a raised base by John Hamilton, Dublin, c.1720, 4½ ins diameter, 242 grams 3,500-4,500 194 George III Irish silver dish or potato ring profusely embossed, pierced and chased with a rural scene of trees, buildings, birds, animals, scrolls and cartouche by Richard Williams, Dublin, 1752-1793, 8¾ ins diameter, 365 grams 3,500-4,000 199 George III Sheffield silver oblong fruit or bread basket with gadroon rims and shell decoration, the body profusely fluted and having decorative swing handle and on a rising base, 13 ins long, 956 grams 1,500-2,500 Edward VII London silver campana shaped two handled cup and cover, the domed lid with cast "horse" mounts, by Charles Boyton, 1904, 1,553 grams 2,000-3,000 195 George II Irish silver pepper shaker with pierced domed lid and scroll handle, by Samuel Walker, c.1740, 64 grams, 3 ¼ ins high 800-1,000 200 Set of six George III Cork silver table or serving spoons with Hanoverian pattern handles by Michael McDermott, Cork - Dublin hallmarks c.1765, 8½ ins long, 407 grams 1,800-2,200 Rare George III Limerick silver bright cut soup ladle with Old Irish Point handle by P Connell, Limerick, c.1785, 15¾ ins long, 183 grams 4,500-5,500

201 202 203 204 George III Cork silver bright cut soup ladle with circular bowl by James Heyland, 1780, 14¼ ins long, 187 grams 1,000-1,500 Cork silver toddy ladle with scalloped oval bowl and long handle by William Egan, Cork, 1976, (Dublin hallmarks) 100-150 George III London silver long handled serving spoon with Old English pattern handle by Thomas Daniel, 1808, 11¾ ins long, 91 grams 120-180 Georgian silver cream ladle with oval bowl and crested handle by C B T B, 21 grams 60-90 205 Large Victorian rose bowl profusely embossed and chased with flowers and foliage, the lower portion with broad reeded decoration and standing on a decorated rising foot by Elkington & Co, 1900, 11½ ins diameter, 1,277 grams 600-1,000 206 Georgian Birmingham silver two handled trophy cup on a rising stepped base, 495 grams 150-200 207 Irish silver sauceboat with wavy gadroon rim and double scroll leaf capped handle, on three cast feet with shell knuckles, 200 grams 200-250 208 George V Birmingham silver panelled mug with reeded rim and handle on a rising base, 1926, 100 grams 50-80 209 circular bowl with lid, small silver ring casket and a bookmark 50-80 210 cigarette box and a trinket box 50-80 211 Victorian London silver meat skewer with shell decorated ring end handle, 12 ins long 50-90 212 213 214 Pair of Royal Irish silver profusely pierced and shaped bonbon dishes 100-150 Pair of small Irish silver pin trays or dishes, 76 grams 40-70 Pair of Cork silver pin trays or dishes by William Egan, Cork, 1976, 87 grams 150-200 215 Edward VII three piece condiment set with card cut rims and on three pad feet with shell knuckles, 1901 60-80 216 Nine English silver teaspoons with fiddle pattern handles, 212 grams 60-90 217 Edward VII three piece Birmingham silver tea service of oval form with fluted lower bodies and on raised bases. Total weight 752 grams 350-400

218 219 Royal Irish silver letter opener with ornate shell mount, 7½ ins long 40-60 Royal Irish silver cake slice with shaped and engraved blade, and having King's pattern style handle, in original presentation case, 140 grams 80-120 220 Three piece Royal Irish silver condiment set with card cut rims, on pad feet, with shell knuckles, complete with blue glass liners 120-180 221 Pair of Royal Irish silver serviette rings, 68 grams 40-60 222 Royal Irish silver limited edition circular plaque, engraved with a section of the House of Commons "Parliament House, Dublin, 1973", 316 grams 150-200 223 Royal Irish silver limited edition plaque with engraving of Lord Powercourt's House and bearing the Gleninsheen Collar hallmark for 1973, 343 grams 150-200 224 Edward VII Birmingham silver tea kettle on stand with spirit burner, having elaborate foliate and scroll repousse decoration, fluted curved spout with eagle head, hinged lid with eagle finial, on four cast legs with paw feet. 16 ¾ ins high, 1577 grams. 1000-1500 Art Section 250 Basil Blackshaw The Chaser Limited Edition, 40 x 48cm Signed 150-250 251 Dorothy Jerrold The Duck Pond Oil on canvas, 58 x 70cm signed 150-250 252 Jimmy Kelly Johns Anvil Oil on board, 37 x 24, signed 200-400 253 John Morris Babe in arms Oil on board, 27 x 58 signed 400-600 254 Style of Dan O Neill Two girls at the beach Oil on board, 30 x 40cm 200-400 255 William Harrington Wyses Bridge, Cork Watercolour & pencil 35 x 40cm signed & dated 800-1200 256 William Crozier HRHA Wood at evening oil on canvas, 35 x 46cm, signed 3000-5000 257 James Bingham, "Girl with turban" oil on board, 74 x 48cm signed 400-600 258 Hughie O Donoghue Swollen Water 56 x 66 cm, oil on canvas, signed 10000-15000

259 266 Graeme W Baxter '18th Hole, Killeens course, Killarney' oil on canvas, 44 x 60cm, signed 3000-6000 260 James McCarthy Catwalk Queen, Bronze sculpture 59cm, signed 300-500 261 Patrick Owens, "Still Life Study of Fruit in a Basket" oil on canvas, 60 x 90cm, signed 300-500 262 William Harrington 'Winters Hill, Cork' Watercolour and pencil, 41 x 30cm Signed and dated 800-1200 263 Norman J McCaig "Sunny Day on the Beach" oil on canvas, 40 x 50cm signed 1000-1500 264 William Harrington St Mary & Annes, Cork Watercolourand pencil, 47 x 38, signed and dated 800-1200 265 Adam Kos Country scene with cottage and lake Oil on canvas, 14 x 29cm, signed 250-350 267 Continental school Alpine village scene Oil on canvas, 49 x 69 200-300 Pauline Bewick RHA, Aosdána May Watercolour on rice paper, 55 x 76, Signed & dated 2000-3000 268 William Harrington St Finbarres, Cork Watercolourand pencil, 47 x 38, signed and dated 800-1200 269 William Harrington 'Dalys Bridge, Cork' watercolour and pencil, 42 x 47, signed and dated 800-1200 270 Jim Halligan Waiting for a better day Oil on canvas, 40 x 50, signed 200-300 271 James Bingham, Where is Mine? oil on board 37 x 45cm signed 300-500 272 Percy Hall Sand dunes Mixed media, 76 x 92 500-800 273 Josef Keyes North Cathedral from Richmond Hill Pastels, 53 x 33, signed 300-500

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 23% 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. 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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