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

17 Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 118. A large bulbous shaped plain silver Georgian Coffee Pot, the hinged lid with ornate finial and wooden handle, the main body engraved with crest and ‘Spero’ hallmarked London, by James Stamp, c. 1760’s, approx. 29cms (11½”) high, 24½” ounces. (1) €800 - €1000 119. An attractive and fine quality English Georgian silver Teapot, with hinged lid and floral finial, leaf capped spout, scroll handle, engraved deer or stag head crest, bulbous body on leaf and paw feet, hallmarked London, by Joseph Angell, c. 1824, approx. 21cms (8½”) high, 26 ounces. (1) €800 - €1000 120. A pair of English Georgian period Bachelors Candlesticks, with removable top with etched edges and engraved initials, on stepped circular bases, approx. 18cms (7¼”) high (weighted), hallmarked (worn), London, I.G.K.Co.?, N. (1728?). (2) €300 - €400 121. A pair of English silver Victorian period Sauceboats, with scroll handles on ball n’ claw leaf capped feet, hallmarked London, by John James Whiting, c. 1837, approx. 12½” ounces (overall) (2) €250 - €320 118 119 121 117. A fine quality Georgian style Irish silver 12 place setting Canteen of Cutlery, comprising Entree, Dinner, & Fish Knives & Forks (with pistol handles), 4 Serving Spoons, 12 Dessert, 12 Soup and 12 Sorbet Spoons, also silver handled Carving Set, by William Egan & Sons, Cork, 1980, housed in cushion lift top and two drawer table cabinet (with label), approx. 6.3kg, (not including silver handled steel blade servers and knives.) (1) €5,000 - €7,000