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

21 Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 147. A rare Irish Queen Anne period Provincial silver Tumbler, Cork, of etched and pricked decoration design (later inscription ‘J.H.C.S. from MTV, 1905), by Adam Billion (1699-1719), approx. 9cms (3½”) high, approx. 3 ounces. (1) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €500 - €700 148. A pair of fine quality English silver pierced and decorated Bon Bon Dishes, by George Jackson, London 1894, each with crests with wings and cap of maintenance, approx. 8.6 ounces (together). (2) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €250 - €320 149. An attractive Georgian style miniature Teapot, the hinged top over domed and reeded design with ebonised finial and handle, Birmingham 1913, approx. 8 ounces. (1) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €120 - €140 150. An attractive Victorian silver shell design Butter Dish, with crest for “Langley” family, London 1843, by Barnard, on three shell feet, approx. 5 ounces; together with a small similar ditto by H. Woodward & Co., London, c. 1893, approx. 2 ounces. (2) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €200 - €300 153. An attractive pair of silver Fish Servers, of pierced etched and embossed design, Sheffield 1868, Roberts & Belk, approx. 9 ounces; together with a pair of plated Victorian bone handled Salad Servers with Russell family monogram. (4) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €180 - €250 154. A fine quality Irish Georgian period Provincial Serving Spoon, by Carden Terry and Jane Williams, Cork, hallmarked, of bright cut design, approx. 23cms, 1.5 ounces. (1) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €150 - €200 155. An Irish Georgian crested silver Meat Skewer, by RichardWilliams, Dublin c. 1765, with Russell family crest, approx. 28cms (11”); together with another Georgian Meat Skewer by Elizabeth Bainbridge, Dublin, c. 1809, (retail ‘Peter’) approx. 23cms (9”), also crested, approx. 4 ounces. (2) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €250 - €320 156. Silverware: A set of five silver shell bowl design Teaspoons, London 1894; together with five silver Egg Spoons, with Russell family crest, by William Eley, London 1841; an Irish Victorian silver crested ‘Russell’ Salt Shovel; a pair of silver crested ‘Russell’ fiddle pattern Sauce Ladles, by William Eley, London 1844; an Irish Provincial fiddle pattern Sauce Ladle, monogrammed ‘H.M.’ and hallmarked ‘Sterling’ and a plated Kings pattern Sauce Ladle, as a lot. (15) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €200 - €300 157. A collection of Continental silver plated Cutlery Stands, of elongated form with lion paw grasping wheatsheaf, each approx. 10cms (4”) long. (1) €80 - €120 158. An English Victorian silver Card Case, of chased design and crested with family ‘Russell’motif and motto, the base inscribed ‘Mrs. Jane Russell’ Birmingham c. 1873, approx. 1.25 ounces; together with another later Victorian floral decorated Card Case, inscribed ‘H.M.R. - Croquet - Wimborne - 1899,’ hallmarked Chester 1899 (loose), approx. 1.5 ounces; together with three crested silver Salt Spoons, Russell crest; and six various silver Mustard Spoons (three marked ‘Sterling’ possibly Irish Provincial) as a lot, w.a.f. (5) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €120 - €140 159. Silverware: A set of four Victorian silver embossed handled Butter Knives; a mother-o-pearl handled and etched silver Butter Knife, a Kings pattern silver Butter Knife, crested with ‘Russell’ family crest; another fiddle pattern Butter Knife (London 1837); a pair of shell decorated Jam Spoons, Sheffield 1924; an English silver crested ‘Russell’ Sugar Tongs, by William Eley, London 1839, 10 ounces overall, as a lot, w.a.f. (10) Provenance: The Russell Family, Seafield, Co. Waterford. €100 - €150 160. An Edwardian Sheffield silver Goblet, with ‘S’ scroll handle, on turned base, by G.B. & S., approx. 10 ounces; a small plain Birmingham silver Jug, by J. Gloster, approx. 2 ounces; a small bulbous design Sheffield silver Goblet by James Devlin, approx. 1 ounce, a heavy Irish silver small Goblet, with ‘S’ scroll handle, on circular base, approx. 5 ounces, as a lot. (4) €200 - €300 155 160 147