* Additional Lot *
Lot 204A
A fine 19th century turret clock complete with cables and weights. James Mosley founded his business in Waterford in 1832 and died in Feb. 1887. He made this clock for St. Anne's Church in Cappoquin. W. 34 ", D. 16", H. 19" approx. Est. - €1,500-€2,000.
A bag of old English penny's and a bag of halfpenny's.
Large quantity of English silver sixpences mainly 1940's. (220 approx.)
Victorian style bird cage with table stand.
A pair of large Irish Georgian silver sauce boats raised on claw feet. Samuel Teare, Dublin, 28 troy ozs.
A rare silver warming stand (adjustable), possibly Wm. Tuite, London 1777.
Large bright cut silver ladle, John Nicholson, Cork.
Silver fish slice, Richard Garde, Cork. 1829. 5 troy ozs.
Georgian silver coffee pot with inscription on base, London 1745. 25 troy ozs.
Irish Georgian silver sugar bowl and tongs, Dublin 1835.
Small silver tankard, West & Sons, Dublin.
A cased set of four silver salts. Birmingham 1923.
Four large silver salts, London 1810 by Samuel Hennell, 11 troy ozs.
London milk jug, marks worn, 1802. 4 troy ozs.
Irish Georgian silver cream jug, marks worn.
Silver sugar bowl possibly London 1804. 9 troy ozs.
Silver mustard pot with lid. Birmingham 1893. 4 troy ozs.
A pair of silver Adams design mustard pots with blue glass liners. London 1781. 8 troy ozs.
Waterford glass lamp and shade.
