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Lot: 325
Price: €20 - €50

A white metal dish approx. 43 grams stamped with foreign marks (note XRF shows it as 90.3% silver)
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Lot: 326
Price: €200 - €400

Four silver sauce ladles approx. 240 grams (two are London 1825, and two are London 1873)
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Lot: 327
Price: €200 - €400

An Irish Silver Soup Ladle, Dublin, circa 1790?1800, by John Power, with no date letter. The handle engraved with the initials WR. Weighing approximately 219 grams and measuring approximately 14
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Lot: 328
Price: €150 - €250

An Irish Silver Three-Footed Sugar Bowl, Dublin 1966, by George Bellew & Sons Ltd, weighing approximately 164 grams. Featuring the ?Sword of Light? hallmark, commemorating the 50th Anniversary of
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Lot: 329
Price: €200 - €400

An Irish Silver Helmet-Shaped Sugar Bowl, Dublin, circa 1800, weighing approximately 219 grams. Measuring approximately 7 inches (17.9 cm) in width by 4½ inches (11.4 cm)
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Lot: 330
Price: €450 - €750

A pair of silver sauce boat total weight approx. 440 grams Sheffield 1912 & 1913 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons
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Lot: 331
Price: €60 - €120

An Irish silver marrow scoop Dublin 1792 by Law & Bayly approx. 47 grams 9 and half inches long
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Lot: 332
Price: €800 - €1,200

Eleven Irish Silver Crested Tablespoons, Dublin, comprising ten dated 1769 and one dated 1772, makers mark of Christopher Skinner. Each with an engraved crest. Total weight approximately 750 grams.
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Lot: 333
Price: €250 - €450

A Silver Sauceboat, standing on four feet, Sheffield 1904, by Walker & Hall. Weighing approximately 238 grams.
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Lot: 334
Price: €300 - €500

A Tall Silver Cream Jug and Sugar Shaker, Birmingham 1929, by Henry Matthews. The cream jug and sugar shaker are of matching design. The cream jug measures approximately 6 inches (15.2 cm) in height,
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Lot: 335
Price: €150 - €250

A Silver Sugar Shaker, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1937. Weighing approximately 162.1 grams.
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Lot: 336
Price: €400 - €600

A Silver Teapot, Birmingham 1923, by James Woods & Sons, weighing approximately 411 grams. (The teapot features a wooden handle, which requires repair)