CHATSWORTH SUMMER FINE ART SALE May 28th & 29th 2024

17 Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 105. A fine quality Irish Victorian four piece silver Service, by James Fray, Dublin c. 1837, comprising tea, coffee, cream and sugar, of bulbous form each with shaped handles on floral and shell decorated feet, approx. 76 ounces overall. (4) €800 - €1200 106. An attractive English silver domed top Sugar Shaker, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, c. 1899, the pierced decorated lid with shaped finial over an octagonal body, approx. 23cms (9”) high, approx. 10 ounces. (1) Provenance: Nelson Bell Collection - The Bell Gallery, Belfast. €180 - €220 107. An Irish Georgian period silver Coffee Jug, of bulbous form, by James Scott, Dublin 1805, with wooden handle, the hinged domed top with ball finial, approx. 21cms (8½”) high, approx. 19 ounces. (1) Provenance: Nelson Bell Collection - The Bell Gallery, Belfast. €200 - €300 108. Silverware: A collection of varied Condiments and Spoons, Sugar Tongs, two pairs of Georgian silver Shoe Buckles, etc., as a lot, w.a.f., approx. 16 ounces. (a lot) €150 - €200 109. A group of five silver varied designed, pierced and decorated Napkin Rings, a small silver Chamberstick, and a pair of carved bone Cutlery Rests, as a lot, w.a.f. (1) €100 - €150 110. A pair of attractive pierced and decorated silver Bon Bon Dishes, by Walker & Hall, c. 1888; together with three small floral decorated embossed Dishes by William Comyns & Sons Ltd.,c.1893; a shell design Tray by William Aiken, c. 1934; also a small pair of quality shell decorated and shaped silver Trays with dolphin feet (marks worn); another Commemorative Queen Jubilee Tray, approx. 9 ounces overall, as a lot, w.a.f. (1) €180 - €220 111. A quality Irish silver Georgian period Hot Water Jug, the domed hinged lid with pomegranate finial, the edge with egg n’ dart moulded, the bulbous body with reeded design, with crest for the Waller Family [Hic-Fructus-Virtutis], Co. Tipperary, [Georgian period, hallmarked, date 1813] no maker, approx. 23cms (9”) high, 25 ounces. (1) Provenance: Nelson Bell Collection - The Bell Gallery, Belfast. €400 - €500 112. A Celtic Revival Irish silver Sauceboat, by Alwright & Marshall Ltd., 1966, the decorative rim with a mythical creature handle, with shell pad feet, approx. 4 ounces; together with a silver plated two handled Celtic design miniature Cup. (2) €120 - €140 113. A pair of English George III antique silver Sauceboats, London 1759, by William Skeen, each with beaded edge ‘S’ scroll handle on shell and pad feet, approx. 11.5 ounces, hallmarked. (2) €500 - €600 114. A Victorian silver mounted Claret Jug, of embossed classical design, maker C.E., London c. 1876, the hinged top with finial, the handle with mask end, mounted on tubular glass, with rounded bottom. (1) €180 - €220 115. Co. Waterford: A cased Relic of the True Cross - a morocco and tooled gilt case inscribed [Ursuline Convent, St. Mary’s Waterford] containing a silver gilt Cross; a silver gilt oval ‘Miraculous Medal 1830 - Ursuline Convent Waterford’, and a cased silver cruciform Reliquary. (3) €200 - €300 116. A Ladies Vanity Set, comprising mirror, hair brush, and two other smaller brushes, each silver mounted, hallmarked. (4) €70 - €90 117. A rare Irish Provincial Soup Ladle, by William Reynolds, Cork (1757-80), decorated with flowers and shells and crested with shield arm holding a dagger, the bowl decorated as a shell, approx. 36cms (14½”) long, approx. 5 ounces. (1) €500 - €700 118. An Irish Georgian period plain Soup Ladle, by John Osborne, Dublin 1790, with engraved mythical fish crest, approx. 36cms (14”), 6 ounces. (1) €350 - €450 119. An Irish late Georgian fiddle pattern Serving Spoon, by William Sherwin, Dublin c. 1834, crested with monogram; together with a smaller Serving Spoon by James Scott, Dublin 1832, with Castle and Griffin crest, approx. 5 ounces. (2) €180 - €220 111 117 113 105