THE WINTER CHATSWORTH FINE ART & ANTIQUE SALE December 3rd & 4th, 2025

7 Day 1 (Lots 1 – 449) 1. A set of four - five branch silver plated tall Candelabra, on hexagonal reeded column with circular base, approx. 79cms (31”) high. (4) €140 - €180 2. Silverware: A pair of Arts and Crafts design in the manner of A.W. Pugin Altar Candlesticks, each of pierced gallery form on rope turned pillars, approx. 23cms (9”) high; en-suite with a pair of shaped plated Vases, approx. 18cms (7¼”) high; also a crown design plated Candle Holder and a smaller ditto. (6) €200 - €300 3. Silverware: A pair of attractive Victorian silver plated Bachelor Candlesticks, of floral pattern with removable sconces, each approx. 15cms (6”) high; together with another pair of plated Candlesticks of modern design, each approx. 17.5cms (7”). (4) €80 - €120 4. An English silver Epergne of trumpet and pierced form, on a shaped base, approx. 20cms (8”) high by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1910, approx. 15 ounces; together with a larger plated Epergne with removable parts; and a pair of Edwardian plated pierced decoratedWine Coolers. (4) €120 - €140 5. A pair of Georgian style silver plated Wine Coasters, decorated in the Adams taste, a pair of smaller pierced decorated Coasters, a Wine Bottle Cap with antler top, a collapsible Tumbler and some Forks, as a lot, w.a.f. (1) €20 - €30 6. Silverware: A pair of pierced decorated and shaped silver Dishes, each on cabriole legs, Birmingham, by Synyer & Beddoes, 1919; a pair of English silver small tubular Vases (Weighted) with pierced top and base, approx. 15cms (6”) high, Birmingham 1937; another similar Vase, Birmingham, William Devenport 1923; a pair of vase shaped two handled silver Urns on square bases, Birmingham 1905 by A. & J Zimmerman, as a lot. (7) €150 - €250 7. Silverware: A collection of Kings pattern silver handled flatware, comprising two carving knives and serving fork, a set of 18 small knives, 7 larger knives and 12 small forks, with steel blades and heads, as a lot. (1) €200 - €300 8. Silverware: A large collection or part (composition) Canteen of silver Cutlery, comprising Forks, Spoons, Teaspoons: * 12 small Teaspoons (approx. 5 ounces) * 5 Dessert Spoons (crested with boars head) & 5 Dessert Spoons (crested with castle ablaze) (approx. 24 ounces) * 5 starter Spoons (monogrammed ‘R’) and 5 others with crest of castle ablaze (approx. 15 ounces) * 5 plain starter Forks & 5 crested (Boars head) (approx. 14 ounces) * 8 crested Dinner Forks (Boars head), (approx. 19.5 ounces) all hallmarked, also together with 14 plated Dinner Knives and 5 monogrammed “R” silver Teaspoons, as a lot. (1) €700 - €800 9. Silverware: Collection of late Georgian / Victorian / Edwardian Dinner Silverware, comprising salts, mustard pots, shakers, spoons etc., some with liners. As a collection, w.a.f. (1) Provenance: General Grehan, Clonmeen House, Banteer, Co. Cork. €300 - €400 10. A cased silver mounted Ladies Dressing Set, Birmingham 1925 by Davis, Moss & Co. (1) €100 - €150 11. A silver fiddle pattern Basting Spoon, London c. 1832, by William Chawner, approx. 6 ozs; together with Victorian plated Fish Servers, c. 1880, in the providence pattern with die stamped scroll and floral pattern on blade and tines, bearing the design registry mark and makers mark of Martin Hall & Co., in fitted case. (2) €100 - €150 12. Silverware: An attractive cased pair of pierced and decorated Adams design Bon Bon Dishes, (with manuscript note “For Docher... from Mr. W.T. (William Thornley 'Bram Stoker's Brother') Stoker”; together with a cased pair of pierced and decorated blue glass lined Salts; two cased set of bone handled Victorian Fish Servers; a silver handled Letter Opener; and a bone handled Crumb Gatherer, as a lot. (6) €80 - €120 13. A silver cased Condiment Set, by Gorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, comprising salt and pepper, mustard pot and bowls, in original presentation box; together with six assorted Spoons, as a lot. (1) €120 - €140 14. Silverware: A collection of Irish and English silver Sugar Tongs, of plain and bright cut design and of variant sizes (by Richard Garde, Cork & others), also an Irish Georgian Marrow Scoop (marks worn) approx. 6 ounces overall. (1) €150 - €200 15. Silverware: An Irish Georgian silver Sugar Tongs, Dublin, Richard Archbold, c. 1810’s; another English silver Sugar Tongs, William Bateman, London c. 1830’s; a pair of English silver Ladles (monogrammed), London 1874, Atkins Brothers; a pair of chased design silver Napkin Rings, Birmingham by Deakin and Francis Ltd., 1937, as a lot (approx. 8 ounces). (6) €200 - €300 16. Silverware: A collection of English, Irish, Scottish Flatware, comprising serving, dessert and tea Spoons, a Serving Ladle and Forks, some monogrammed or crest, as a lot, approx. 16.5 ounces. (1) €150 - €180 17. A set of four silver handled Dinner Knives, by Alexander Hewitt, London, with engraved crest of bird eating fish; together with a set of 6 mother-o-pearl handled Butter Knives with silver crested blades by Elkington & Co., 1859, as a lot, w.a.f. (10) €70 - €100 14