Irish Sterling Silver

Very Rare Irish Provincial Silver Sugar Bowl, mark of John Hackett C.1780. Height: 6.35 cm Width: 12.7 cm. Weight: 168 grams. Condition: Very good. The swirl fluted body with wavy crimped everted rim and small foliate interval decoration, raised on three shell knuckle stepped hoof feet. The decoration around the base interior and underside of a repeated pattern of tapered and punch like alternate foliate flutes conforming to upper body swirl design. Crest that of demi lion rampant grasping a pennant. John Hackett was recorded as being located at Pennywell Road Limerick in 1770 Limerick Silver...

1816 set of 4 Irish sterling silver serving spoons, Dublin, by James Scott. A splendid Georgian period set with the mark IS for James Scott and TWY+ for the retailer Edward Twycross....

18th Century Sterling Silver Mugs Dublin Irish Baroque by Henry Daniele These two mugs are a rare and remarkable pair from the early 18th century, crafted in Dublin from solid sterli...

Circa 1765-1785 Set of 6 Hanoverian Pattern Sterling Silver Soup Spoons, Irish. Each double stamped CK. By descent in an Irish family. CK i...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Irish sterling silver composite Hanoverian pattern flatware service for twelve persons; an addition to our diverse Irish silverware collection. The pieces of this exceptional, antique composite Irish sterling silver flatware service for twelve persons have been crafted in the Hanoverian pattern. The surface of each handle is plain and unembellished. The original sterling silver forks have three tines/prongs. The posterior surface of each silver spoon has a rounded heel to the bowl. This Irish silver flatware set consists of eighty-four pieces: 12 Table knives 12 Table forks 12 Table spoons 12 Dessert knives 12 Dessert forks 12 Dessert spoons 12 Teaspoons This exceptional and composite Hanoverian pattern silver cutlery set has been crafted by various silversmiths* between 1771-1820; to enable this to be provided as a full twelve person service there are two dessert forks of a differing size. The service is supplied with replacement vintage sterling silver pistol handled table and dessert knives** crafted by C J Vander Ltd in 1963; the components will have been crafted in the same year but due to the hallmarking system the items are struck with the date letters g and h. The vintage silver copies of early knives could be replaced with traditional contemporary sterling silver Old English handled knives upon request, for further information please contact Andrew Campbell directly. This antique flatware service is supplied in felt cutlery rolls; which not only protect the items in storage but significantly reduces tarnishing. * The basic service was comprised by silversmiths including: John Dalrymple, John Laughlin Senior/John Lloyd Senior/John Locker, Michael Keating, William Ward, Samuel Neville. ** Predominately all antique silver canteens have replacement knives as the originals have not stood the test of time. Condition This Irish silver cutlery...

Pair of Irish Georgian Silver Salts Dublin 1793 William Bond. Each of oval boat shaped form on pedestal bases, reeded rims to base and upper borders. Gilded interiors. Engraved crest...

Sterling silver Irish cream pitcher from Cork, 1807-1821. Mark of father/daughter team Carden Terry & Jane Williams. The body is bright engraved in neo-cla...

Irish silver wine label, heavy gauge silver in the shape of vine leaf Dublin 1972 Royal Irish. Unengraved with attached chain. Measures: 2.37 x 2.25 inches (excluding chain). Weight:...

Irish Antique Georgian Silver Butter Knife Dublin 1808 Samuel Neville. Plain Fiddle pattern. Good condition, no erasures. Length: 7.5 inches. Weight: 41 ...

Irish Antique Silver Bright cut Celtic point large Teaspoons Dublin 1891 John Smith. Each very nice crisp brightcut pattern and cypher. Lengths: 5...

Irish Antique Silver Bright cut Celtic point Dessert Spoon Dublin C.1785 MS. Very nice crisp brightcut pattern and crest within a caduceus cartouc...

Pair of Irish Antique Silver Tongs, Dublin 1835, probably James Scott. Wonderful engraved foliate festoon like decoration. Length: 6.25 inches. We...