The entire contents of Loreto Convent, Fermoy, Co Cork.
On The Premises.
A pair of Victorian plaster relief groups in oval frames with bow glass panels.
Standard lamp and shade.
A large quantity of books, seven boxes approx.
Shelf of chinaware, part tea set etc.
Shelf of chinaware, part tea set etc.
Shelf of chinaware, 2 part tea sets.
Shelf of chinaware, 2 part tea sets.
Shelf of chinaware, 2 part tea sets.
Shelf of china , tea set incomplete.
Shelf of chinaware, 2 part tea sets.
Shelf of assorted chinaware.
Attractive part tea set, old English china.
A fine large antique bohemian red and gilt glass two piece comport.
A fine antique bohemian red and gilt glass two piece comport.
A fine antique bohemian red and gilt glass two piece comport.
A small antique bohemian red and gilt glass comport.
A fine pair of antique bohemian red and gilt glass ewers.
A fine pair of antique bohemian red and gilt glass vases.
An antique bohemian red and gilt glass stand and four plates.
An antique bohemian red and gilt glass bowl on base.
A large quantity of platedware in box, assorted spoons.
A box of fish knives and forks etc.
Four boxes of plated forks,knives etc.
A box of platedware, vases and napkin rings etc.
A silver gilt paten by William Egan, Cork 1936.
An Irish silver salver, Dublin 1841.
A pair of silver candlesticks by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1896.
Irish silver sugar tongs, Dublin 1856.
An Irish silver brightcut sugar tongs by John Pittar, Dublin circa 1813 and another Irish Georgian sugar tongs.
An English silver sugar tongs, London 1802 and another. (2)
Five Irish silver tea spoons, Dublin 1812 makers initials RS
A pair of silver trumpet vases by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1893.
Twenty three large English silver table spoons By George Angel, London 1854, weight 78 troy ozs approx.
Twenty two matching English silver dessert spoons by George Angel, London 1854, weight 46 troy ozs approx.
Twenty two matching English silver dinner forks by George Angel , London 1854, weight 74 troy ozs approx.
Nineteen matching English silver dessert forks by George Angel, London 1854, weight 39 troy ozs approx.
A rare Cork silver serving spoon, circa 1800 by Joseph Gibson.
A Cork bright cut silver mustard spoon by Timothy Conway, circa 1800.
A Cork silver bright cut spoon by James Heyland, circa 1800 and another Cork silver spoon.
Six Irish bright cut silver dessert spoons, Dublin 1806, makers initials EB, weight 6 troy ozs approx.
Eight various Irish Georgian bright cut teaspoons.
Thirteen various Irish Georgian silver tea spoons, weight 7 troy ozs approx..
Four bright cut English silver tea spoons and three others (7)
Seven large Irish silver rat tail serving spoons, Matthew West , Dublin 1822, weight 16 troy ozs.
Sixteen large Irish silver dinner forks, Dublin 1828, makers initials TF probably T.Farnett. weight 46 troy ozs approx.
Five Irish silver assorted spoons, mustard etc circa Dublin 1843.
Cork silver mustard spoon by Carden Terry and Jane Willams.
Seven Irish silver tablespoons by Matthew West, Dublin 1822, weight 6 troy ozs approx.
Two large and four smaller Irish silver table spoons, Dublin 1829 makers initials TF probably T.Farnett. Weight 6 troy ozs approx.
Five assorted Irish silver tea spoons, two Dublin 1837 and the other marks worn.
Three large Irish silver serving spoons, Dublin 1829 makers initials TF probably T.Farnett, weight 8 troy ozs approx.
A large Irish silver serving spoon by John Pittar, Dublin 1807 and another Dublin 1811 makers initials GN (2).
Two large Irish silver serving spoons, Richard Garde, 17 Broad Lane, Cork, assayed in Dublin 1833.
Six matching early Irish silver serving spoons, four by John Dalrymple, Dublin 1767 and 2 Dublin 1754, makers initials JP, weight 12 troy ozs.
An Irish Georgian silver fork by Phineas Garde, Cork, assayed in Dublin 1817 and a silver tablespoon, hall marks worn. (2)
Six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1951 and a silver napkin ring.
Three Irish silver mustard spoons, Georgian and Victorian. (3)
Three Irish silver tablespoons, marks worn.
Five silver tablespoons, one salt spoon and a fish knife, assorted English silver.
Five Scottish silver tablespoons, Edinburgh 1820-1830.
