NEWPORT HOUSE October 20th & 21st 2026

9 Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 1. Silverware: An attractive plain design silver Strawberry Dish, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co., Ltd., approx. 12cms diameter, approx. 3.95 ounces; also another similar with central relief marking ‘Irelands Accession to the European Communities,’ the reverse with Provincial coat of arms, approx. 4.18 ounces; a square shaped silver miniature Tray by J.M. & Co., approx. 2.99 ounces; a Celtic design silver Envelope Holder, Dublin 1966, approx. 2.26 ounces; and a 1916- 1966 silver Commemoration Coin, as a lot. (1) €280 - €320 2. Silverware: Two Edwardian period silver framed Desk Calendars, a silver inkwell and a pierced decorated or filigree paper holder mounted on a large shell, as a lot. (4) €120 - €140 3. A set of 12 Art Deco silver Butter Knives, hallmarked Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1904, approx. 11 ounces (total), also three miniature silver Toast Racks, one by Emile Viner, and two by Collingswoods & Sons Ltd., approx. 5.72 ounces. (4) €200 - €300 4. Silverware: A fine quality large Irish Georgian period floral decorated repoussé Sugar Tongs, by James le Bas, Dublin 1823; also an early 19th Century American silver Sugar Tongs by Benjamin Ely Cook; another bright cut English silver Tongs, hallmarked London, Gabriel Wingman; also a plated Grape Scissors, and three Scissor Snips or Tongs, and a silver Novelty Spoon with goat handle, as a lot. (1) €250 - €320 5. Silverware: A varied collection of Irish and English Victorian & Edwardian silver Napkin Rings, of plain and ornate design, (some inscribed) approx. 6 ounces. (1) €120 - €180 6. Silverware: An interesting collection of items, including an embossed and chased stag design Victorian silver Case, hallmarked London, William Mann; a Georgian silver oblong Box of chased design and rounded ends, hallmarked Birmingham, William Simpson; a London silver Match Box, Matthew John Jessop; a fine quality Birmingham silver chased design Cigar Cutter, by William Manton; also a silver Bottle Cap, an embossed silver floral Scent Bottle and two other unusual silver Items, as a lot. (7) €300 - €400 7. A Victorian fine quality silver Chatelaine, with five notions, including thimble, pin, scissors, cushion and book, each piece of classical high relief design, hallmarked Birmingham,by Turnball Bros., approx. 5.24 ounces; also a small silver weighted Chester silver Candlestick, hallmarked Robert Pringle & Sons. (2) €250 - €320 8. A collection of rare late 18th Century / early 19th Century Pocket or Pipe Knives, all with hinged mechanism and varied embossed silver with mother-o- pearl handles, with silver blades, as a collection. (8) €300 - €400 9. Silverware: An Irish Georgian period silver Wine Funnel, (possibly William Mayland - Dublin); an Irish Georgian small circular Tray, with gadroon edge, hallmarked (William Bond - Dubin); an English Georgian period silver Box, inscribed on inside, and stag crest on lid, hallmarked London (Christopher John Buckler); and a silver gilt (possibly French) Paten, as a lot. (4) €200 - €300 10. Silverware: A set of six English silver Caddy Spoons, with shell decorated ends, hallmarked London, Cooper Brothers & Sons, Ltd; three Gold ‘Caddy’ Spoons, hallmarked London, Walker & Hall; three varied Georgian silver miniature Ladles (one Scottish, two London, hallmarked), and other varied Caddy Spoons, as a lot, w.a.f. approx. 6½ ounces. (1) €120 - €180 11. A set of six heavy Irish Georgian silver crested Dinner Forks, hallmarked Thomas Farnett, Dublin 1829, approx. 16 ounces. (1) €300 - €400 12. A rare pair of late 17th Century English silver Trifid Spoons, of floral repoussé form, each engraved with lettering ‘R.R. / W.D. 1698’ and rat-tail bowls, hallmarked / stamped, London (R.S.) Richard Sweet, each approx. 19cms (7½”) long, 1.5ouces. (2) €1000 - €1500 13. A set of three Scottish Provincial silver Table Spoons, hallmarked Alexander McLeod of Inverness (1815-60), and a larger Serving Spoon, each of plain design, approx. 5 ounces. (4) €150 - €200 14. Silverware: Two Irish Georgian period silver Tea Spoons, with initials J.F.T., hallmarked Dublin R.S.(Richard Sawyer); also three late 18th Century Teaspoons with initials, stamped London Caleb Hill / Hester Bateman and Thomas Whipman; also with two other Spoons, as a lot. (7) €180 - €220 4 7 8 11 12