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

24 IMPERFECTIONS NOT STATED Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 183. An attractive English silver Teapot, the hinged lid with ebonised finial and leaf decoration over a conforming body, with shaped ebonised handle by Josiah Williams & Co., London, c. 1901, approx. 12 ounces overall. (1) Provenance: The Burke Family, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. €180 - €220 184. Co. Cork: A fine quality English silver two part Tea Service, embossed design comprising teapot and sugar, by R. & H. (Halford & Sons) Sheffield 1852, with inscription ‘Presented to the Reverend James Rice at the close of the Retreat for the Societies of Saint Vincent de Paul, Fermoy, June 1859’ also with crest and motto ‘Malo Mori Quam Fuedart,’ with crowed feline, the hinged top with bird surmounted, the spout with bird head, and grotesque mask, the overall decorated with floral repoussé design, together with a two handled Sugar Bowl (also inscribed) hallmarked T.S. (Thomas Smily) c. 1858, approx. 36 ounces overall. (2) Provenance: The Burke Family, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. €500 - €700 185. An important Irish Provincial 18th Century two handled Loving Cup, by Joseph Johns, Limerick c. 1760’s, the plain body with central girdles, with acanthus leaf wrapped scroll handles, raised on circular stepped base, approx. 13cms (5”) high, 12 ounces. (1) €1800 - €2500 186. A Georgian style silver repousse decorated Sugar Bowl, by Royal Irish, with floral design, on shell and pad feet, approx. 6 ounces; together with a smaller similar ditto on small floral pad feet, by Royal Irish, approx. 6 ounces. (2) €250 - €350 187. An Irish silver George I styleWater Jug, the pear shaped body with scroll handle and inverted lip, on a circular pedestal base, by Royal Irish 1973, approx. 22cms (8¾”) high, approx. 26 ounces; together with 6 Beakers en-suite, of plain design, each approx. 5 ounces (30 ounces t.w.) (7) €1000 - €1500 188. A quality pair of Victorian Sterling silver cast models of Partridges, made by Berthold Muller, with English import marks for London 1897, the removable heads acting as lids, the articulated wings providing handles, each approx. 17cms (7”) high, hallmarked, each approx. 11 ounces. (2) €800 - €1200 189. A pair of heavy English silver Georgian style Sauceboats, by Mappin &Webb, Birmingham 1910, each with reeded rim, scroll handles on acanthus leaf and pad feet, each approx. 7 ounces. (2) Provenance: The Burke Family, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. €250 - €320 183 184 189 185 188