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

8 IMPERFECTIONS NOT STATED Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 18. A set of 11 heavy English Georgian silver Dinner Forks, by Peter &William Bateman, London 1807, monogrammed with ‘G’, approx. 28 ounces. (1) €200 - €300 19. Silverware: A collection of English silver Forks and Spoons, Victorian and Georgian by various makers including Peter &William Bateman London 1806, etc., some crested or monogrammed, as a collection, approx. 23 ounces. (1) €180 - €220 20. Silverware: A large collection of Irish Georgian and Victorian silver Teaspoons, with monogrammed lettering, by James le Bas, PhilipWeekes, Richard Sawyer, John Pittar, John Smyth and others, as a collection, approx. 8.5 ounces. (1) €200 - €300 21. Silver: A set of 14 Victorian Lily pattern silver handled Dinner Knives, Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1859, each with Newbridge steel blades. (14) €200 - €300 22. An attractive bulbous design silver Tankard, with scroll handle, Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1947, also an Irish silver Drinks Measure, Dublin, Michael D. Hilliar, 1975, approx. total 6.5 ounces. (2) €150 - €180 23. Silver: A Georgian period silver Wine Funnel, with monogram‘S’, London c. 1809; a heavy crested silver small Tray, London (Goldsmith & Silversmith Co. Ltd., 1948; also an early English silver dual ‘Holy Oils,’ portable with cruciform hinged lids, each with initials ‘C’ & ‘B’, hallmarked on base, as a lot. (3) €250 - €350 24. Silver: A Georgian period English silver Bleeding Bowl, S.M. London (with later ring handle); also another Bleeding Bowl, with bead work edge London (marks worn) inscribed ‘F.MC Can.,’ and a Chinese silver Thimble Cup with wave decoration. (3) €180 - €220 25. Silver: An English Victorian silver crested Kings pattern Sifter Spoon, by George William Adams; a pair of crested shell bowl design Ladles (marks worn); an English silver Kings pattern Sugar Tongs; a set of 6 silver gilt Teaspoons by John, Henry & Charles Lias?, London, and one other unusual, Continental silver Spoon with rope twist handles, as a lot. (1) €120 - €140 26. Silverware: A group of varied English silver Teaspoons, monogrammed, Georgian period, numerous makers, as a collection, approx. 4.5 ounces. (1) €150 - €180 27. A plain Chester silver Cow Creamer, c. 1910, maker B.M., an attractive embossed silver Table Bell, with figural handle and a small silver Child’s Rattle (Some faults), as a lot. (3) €160 - €250 28. Silverware: A collection of various Curios, including silver plated and silver mounted Drinks Labels, Napkin Rings, Tea Strainer, Bottle Opener, Teaspoons & Caddy Spoons, and other Curios, as a lot. (1) €150 - €180 29. Silverware: A collection of silver Condiments etc., including Salt and Pepper; Salts, Spoons and an unusual Sugar Tongs, modelled as a harlequin, as a lot. (1) €100 - €150 30. Silverware: A silver Christening Mug, by Asprey & Co. Birmingham 1946, a silver Cigar Tray by Asprey & Co., a pair of bright cut rope edge silver Napkin Rings Walker & Hall, London, two silver capped glass Perfume Bottles, a small Victorian Cream Jug, Birmingham, probably William Dudley, a silver oval shaped Pin Cushion, Chester 1906, by Robert Pringle and a silver urn shaped Pepper Pot, Birmingham 1920, as a lot. (9) €150 - €200 31. A rare pair of English silver Grape Scissors, George Adams London 1836, 4 ounces, crested; together with lily pattern silver plated Grape Scissors by M. & H. and a Kings pattern design ‘Sherry’ Drink Label. (3) €100 - €150 32. An engraved silver Card Case, a Vesta Case, a small engraved Etui, a heart shaped Pill Box, a circular ditto, a large embossed Victorian silver Powder Box, and some other items, a lot. (1) €150 - €200 23 27 18 20 22