CHATSWORTH FINE ART SALE April 29th, 30th & May 1st 2026

15 Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 105. Silverware: An attractive boat shaped Edwardian English silver pierced decorated Dish, Sheffield, J. Dixon & Sons, 1902, approx. 4 ounces; an Edwardian circular pierced decorated silver Stand, Birmingham, Mappin &Webb, 1923, approx. 1.5 ounces; a Victorian Jam Container on silver stand, London, John Grinsell & Sons, 1869; a silver plated Argyle with wooden handle, and two silver plated Goblets with gilt interior. (6) €150 - €200 106. A fine quality Victorian English silver and cutglass Condiment Stand, with four glass bottles and original stoppers (one with built in gilt spoon) hallmarked London, by Edward, Edward Junior, John &Wm. Bernard, c. 1840, approx. 10.2 ounces. (1) €500 - €700 107. A quality silver mounted cutglass Decanter with stopper, hallmarked Birmingham, by Harrison Brothers & Sons, together with associated silver ‘Brandy’ Label, hallmarked Birmingham, by C. Robathan & Son; also a ‘Ships’ Decanter with silver mount, hallmarked Birmingham, J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd., with plated mounts on circular wooden base. (2) €250 - €320 108. A fine quality pair of Georgian period crested urn shaped Wine Coolers, with double gadroon edges, lion mask handles with ring drops, reeded body, the engraved crest of Luke, Second Lord Clonbrock, on circular base, approx. 26cms (10”) high. (2) Provenance: Clonbrock House, Galway, by direct family descent. €1000 - €1500 107 108 109. An important Georgian period heavy silver crestedWine Cooler, with gadroon edge above double sided crest in relief with motto ‘Virtus Probata Fortue’ (success follows Bravery) with loop handles and ornate lion head relief supports on a stepped circular base, hallmarked London, by Thomas Robins, c.1809, approx. 115 ounces. (1) * The coat of arms has been identified as that of James Bernard, second Earl of Bandon DCL FRS (b. 1785, succ. 1830, d. 1856) and his wife (m. 1809), Mary Susan (d. 1870), daughter of the Most Rev. and Hon. Charles Brodrick DD, Archbishop of Cashel, third son of George, third Viscount Midleton, dates between 1830 (when he succeeded to the earldom) and his death in 1856, but might date from the period of her widowhood, 1856-1870. €3000 - €4000