A few examples of appraisal values for
DUBLIN

• AN IRISH VICTORIAN STERLING
  AN IRISH VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER TEAPOTAn Irish Victorian sterling silver teapotRobert Smith, Dublin1853With heraldic crest surmounted by a coronet.height 7in (18cm); length 9 1/2in (24cm); width 6in (15cm); weight approximately 25oz troy
• A LARGE IRISH REGENCY SILVER OVAL
  A LARGE IRISH REGENCY SILVER OVAL MEAT DISHA large Irish Regency silver oval meat dishJames Le Bas, Dublin; retailed by Matthew West1814Engraved with a heraldic crest.length 22in (56cm); width 15 1/2in (39cm); weight approximately 78oz troy Pr
• A NINE PIECE GROUP OF BRITISH
  A NINE PIECE GROUP OF BRITISH SILVER FLATWAREA nine piece group of British sterling silver serving flatwarevarious makersComprising an Irish pastry server, Robert Calderwood, Dublin, 1764, monogrammed; a pair of asparagus tongs, maker WF/WC, no
• AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER OVAL
  AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER OVAL MEAT DISHAn Irish George III silver oval meat dishno maker's mark, Dublin1786Engraved with heraldic crest surmounted by a coronet.length 14in (35.5cm); width 10in (25.5cm); weight approximately 29oz troy Prove
• A PAIR OF IRISH REGENCY SILVER MEAT
  A PAIR OF IRISH REGENCY SILVER MEAT DISHESA pair of Irish Regency silver meat dishesJames Le Bas, Dublin; retailed by Matthew West1813Engraved with a coat-of-arms and motto.length 16in (41cm); width 11 5/8in (29.5cm); total weight approximate
• FOUR AMERICAN STERLING SILVER
  FOUR AMERICAN STERLING SILVER HOLLOWWARESA four piece group of American sterling silver hollowwarevarious makers20th centuryComprising a Worden Munis Dublin footed bowl, a Towle footed bowl, a Shreve & Co bowl and a Baltimore Silversmiths pi
• A TUTTLE SILVER DUBLIN 1720
  A TUTTLE SILVER DUBLIN 1720 FOOTED LOBED BOWLA Tuttle sterling silver Dublin 1720 footed lobed bowl20th centuryheight 5 1/4in (13.5cm); diameter 9 1/2in (24cm); weight approximately 21oz troy
• THREE BRITISH STERLING SILVER
  THREE BRITISH STERLING SILVER TABLEWARESA three piece group of British sterling silver tablewarevarious makers18th-19th centuryComprising an Irish cream jug, Charles Townsend, Dublin, 1772, with heraldic crest, an Irish bowl, John & Samuel
• A PAIR OF WEST & SON, DUBLIN SILVER
  A PAIR OF WEST & SON, DUBLIN SILVER PLATE CANDLESTICKS.Manufactured by Martin Hall & co.
• AN ANTIQUE IRISH STERLING SILVER
  AN ANTIQUE IRISH STERLING SILVER FOUR PIECE TEASET. Weir & sons, Dublin 1911 hallmarks. With Ardagh style Celtic knot designs and a Dragon spout.Teapot measures - 19 x 25cm Combined weight - 2002g
• George III Irish Silver Fish
  George III Irish Silver Fish Slice or Server, George Nangle, Dublin, 1806 length 11.3 in — 28.6 cm
• Pair of George II Irish Silver
  Pair of George II Irish Silver Two Handled Cups, Dublin, c.1758 height 4.9 in — 12.5 cm
• Edwardian Irish Silver
  Edwardian Irish Silver Two-Handled Cup, James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, Dublin, 1902 height 3.5 in — 9 cm
• Group of Irish Silver, mainly
  Group of Irish Silver, mainly Dublin, late 18th-20th century comprising: 20 various spoons, a pen tray, and a small mether mead cup largest spoon length 9.8 in — 25 cm
• George II Irish Silver Shaped
  George II Irish Silver Shaped Circular Salver, Dublin, mid-18th century engraved with armorial diameter 13.8 in — 35 cm
• AN OMEGA 18CT GOLD CASED, KEYLESS
  AN OMEGA 18CT GOLD CASED, KEYLESS WIND HALF HUNTING CASED GENTLEMAN'S POCKET WATCH With a signed jewelled lever movement, the inner case presentation inscribed, the enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, signed for the retailer Weir and Sons Dublin and Belfast, the caseback engraved with the crest of the 5th Royal Irish Lancers, the case front with black enamelled Roman numerals, import mark London 1910, diameter 4.7cm, gross weight 79 grams
• Charles Augustus Mornewick (fl
  Charles Augustus Mornewick (fl 1826-1875) - Making for Dublin Harbour, signed and dated 1871, oil on canvas, 62 x 84.5cm More Information Lined, localised overpainting; localised paint shrinkage, in Victorian frame, regilt
• A composed set of six George III
  A composed set of six George III silver teaspoons, bright cut with shell bowl, all London, by various makers, 1802, 1807 and 1812, another composed set of six George III silver teaspoons, Old English pattern and a set of six Irish George IV silver teaspoons, Fiddle pattern with rat tail, Dublin 1826, 9ozs 17dwts (18) More Information Light consistent wear but all good
• A Chinese silver strainer, early
  A Chinese silver strainer, early 20th c, pierced with prunus, 13cm l, marked in Chinese, an Irish Victorian silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, Dublin 1846 and several other silver articles, 2ozs 8dwts weighable More Information Strainer with tiny dent on handle. Ladle - marks slightly rubbed. Other items in mixed condition
• An Irish Victorian silver wafer
  An Irish Victorian silver wafer box, the cover engraved with the sacred initials and two other articles for the Visitation of the Sick, box 55mm diam, maker JF, Dublin 1862 and a silver dish with glass liner, 5ozs 3dwts (4) More Information Good condition
• JOHN JOHNSTON INGLIS
  JOHN JOHNSTON INGLIS (AMERICAN/IRISH, 1867-1946) Oil on canvas. Signed 'John J. Inglis' (lower left). John Johnston Inglis (American/Irish, 1867-1946) John Johnston Inglis was born on August 26th, 1867 in Dublin, Ireland. He studied at the Dublin Academy then at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts under Jean-Leon Gerome. At the Academie Colorossi his teachers were Raphael Collin and Gustave Courtois. Inglis began his painting career on his return to London in 1889. He exhibited at the London Academy, the Royal Hibernian Academy and the Scottish Academy. His travels took him to Niagara Falls and Lockport, New York and in 1907 Inglis settled in Rochester, New York. Here he was active in the Rochester Art Club and served as president. He accepted a position at the School of Applied Arts at the Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute which became the second professional art school in Rochester. In 1923, Inglis was named a director of the Memorial Art Gallery. He also took on the job of restoring the extensive portrait collection owned by the Rochester Historical Society, a task he completed in 1927. After a long illness, Inglis died at his home in Rochester on September 2nd, 1946. He is best known for seasonal landscape and marine painting.
• FOUR DELFTWARE PLATES/SHALLOW
  FOUR DELFTWARE PLATES/SHALLOW BOWLS, MID 18TH C.Four delftware plates/shallow bowls, mid 18th c. , including two Liverpool plates, a Bristol or Liverpool, and an Irish Dublin, World's End pottery with blue "Feathers in a Vase" pattern, 8 5/8" - 10 3/8" dia. Provenance: Liverpool - Macberns, Geneva, 1968, Dublin - Rod & Marie Harmic, 2008. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition with typical glaze wear and small flakes to rims.
• FOUR DELFTWARE PLATES, MID 18TH
  FOUR DELFTWARE PLATES, MID 18TH C.Four delftware plates, mid 18th c. , including a unique Dublin plate decorated with rare "Bamboo Fence" pattern, ca. 1750, exhibited: Jonathan Horne's Irish Delftware , 2000, 9 1/8" dia., two Bristol plates, and a Dutch example, 7 7/8" - 9 1/8" dia. Provenance: Dublin - Rod & Marie Harmic, 2010. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: A few rim chips.
• SIX BOOKS, INCLUDING POEMS ON
  SIX BOOKS, INCLUDING POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS...Six books, including Poems on Several Occasions by Matthew Prior, London: J. Tonson and J. Barber, 1721; Letters Written by the Late Right Honourable Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, to his Son..Vol. I , published by Mrs. Eugenia Stanhope, Dublin: Wogan, 1781; The Works of the Right Hon. Lord Byron, Vol. VII Philadelphia: Pomeroy, 1825; etc. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Also includes: Matthew Boulton by H.W. Dickinson, Modes and Manners… Vol. III, The Seventeenth Century by Max Von Boehn; and Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Vol. LX. Poems: front board detached, spine cracked, pages fairly good with some toning/spotting.
• EMBOSSED BIRD PAINTING BY SAMUEL
  EMBOSSED BIRD PAINTING BY SAMUEL DIXON - IRISH GEORGE IIA fine basso relievo painting of shorebirds in their environment by Irish artist Samuel Dixon of Dublin. Circa 1755. Gouache on raised, dimensional paper (basso relievo). Framed. Original 18th century
• 11 SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS,
  11 SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS, IRELANDGrouping of 11 silver souvenir spoons from Ireland, five with enamel work, including Blarney Castle, Dublin, Limerick, Killarney, and Belfast. Longest spoon measures 5 1/8" long, total weight of all p
• WAKELY & WHEELER DUBLIN STERLING
  WAKELY & WHEELER DUBLIN STERLING SILVER SAUCE BOATWakely & Wheeler Dublin sterling silver sauce boat. C1917. Marked at base. Measures appx 7" wide, and weighs appx 6.3 ozt.
• A George III Silver Goblet
  A George III Silver Goblet Dublin, Matthew West, 1762 hallmarked for Sterling to body 12 ozt 14 dwt Height 7 1/2 x diameter 4 1/4 inches.
• IRISH STERLING SILVER FOOTED
  IRISH STERLING SILVER FOOTED SAUCE BOAT Dublin Ireland Sterling Silver Footed Sauce Boat, indiscernible hallmarks. 3.75" H x 6.5" W (over handle to spout) x 3" D; weight: approx 4.79 ozt. Repair to one side. Keywords: European silver, Tableware, Gravy boat, Vessel
• 3VOL S. JOHNSON, LIVES OF THE
  3VOL S. JOHNSON, LIVES OF THE ENGLISH POETS, 1779 Three volume first edition set of The Lives of the English Poets; and a Criticism on Their Works by Samuel Johnson. Printed 1779 for Whitestone, Williams, Colles, Wilson, Lynch, Jenkin, Walker, Burnet, Hallhead, Flin, Exshaw, Beatty, and White, Dublin. First edition. Books are fully bound in brown leather with raised bands on the spine. Gilt titling on the spine. 8vo.
• GEORGIA INTEREST, THE DUBLIN
  GEORGIA INTEREST, THE DUBLIN NEWS-LETTER, 1741 Richard Reilly THE DUBLIN NEWS-LETTER VOL 5- #449. April 18th, 1741-April 21st, 1741. Excellent first hand account with descriptions of Georgia emphasizing all the positive things found from weather to game to food supplies. The article goes on to discuss the growth of Savannah and its value as a port and for Indian trade. It finishes with a description of St. Augustine, Florida with its its military establishment, forts and talks of General Oglethorpe fighting in the area.
• WILLIAM BARTRAM, TRAVELS, EARLY
  WILLIAM BARTRAM, TRAVELS, EARLY EDITION 1793 Travels Through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida, The Cherokee Country. The Extensive Territories of the Muscogulges or Creek Confederacy, and the country of the Chactaws, Containing An Account of the Soil and Natural Productions of Those Regions, by William Bartram. Published 1793, J. Moore, W. Jones, R McAllister and J. Rice, Dublin. Early edition. Book is an extensive account of Bartram's travels through the Southeast of the United States. Book has detached front board and missing back board containing the frontis and 6 copper plate illustrations are all present. missing map 8vo. 520pp. with index.
• GEORGE BRYANT SIGNED PAYMENT
  GEORGE BRYANT SIGNED PAYMENT DOCUMENT, 1779 Revolutionary War dated original Manuscript Document Signed, "Geo. Bryant," at Philadelphia, PA. George Bryant (1731-1791), Vice President of Pennsylvania (analogous to Lieutenant-Governor) 1777-1779. Payment document signed by him as vice president of Pennsylvania, at the state house later known as Independence Hall. Bryant was born in Dublin, Ireland, and came to Philadelphia in1752. As an active Presbyterian, Bryan in the late 1750s and early 1760s played a role in trying to hold together two factions that had emerged during the Great Awakening. This struggle led him into provincial politics where he fought the proprietors and the strong Quaker faction that sought to make Pennsylvania a royal colony. When the Stamp Act was passed in 1765, Bryan helped resist the oppressive act by joining other Philadelphia merchants in signing the Non-Importation agreement. This action likely contributed to his bankruptcy in 1771. After Pennsylvania adopted a new state constitution in 1776, he became an advocate of the radical unicameral government. In the new government, Bryan served from 1777-1779 as Vice-President of the Supreme Executive Council. In 1779 he was appointed a trustee of the University of Pennsylvania.
• CORRESPONDENCE WITH TALLYRAND,
  CORRESPONDENCE WITH TALLYRAND, XYZ AFFAIR, 1798 Official Correspondence and Communications Between C. C. Pinckney, John Marshall, and Elbridge Gerry; Envoys Extraordinary of the American States, and M. Talleyrand, Minister for Foreign Affairs in France. To which is added a copy of the instructions given to the American Envoys laid before Congress by the President of the United States April 3, 1798. Printed 1798 by Campbell and Shea, Dublin. An important work on the XYZ Affair between the United States and Republican France that eventually led to the Quasi-War. Bound in modern blue calf with marbled end paper. Titling and decoration in gilt on spine. Sabin 5451, Mcdade 625, Munnaghan 403, HLC1,172, NYU 994.
• B. TARLETON, AMERICAN REVOLUTION
  B. TARLETON, AMERICAN REVOLUTION SAMMELBAND 1787 A sammelband starting with A History of the Campaigns of 1780 and 1781 in the Southern Provinces of North American by Lieutenant Colonel Tarleton. Published 1787 by Colles, Exshaw, White, H. Whitestone, Burton, Byrne, Moore, Jones, and Dornin in Dublin. Also contained in this sammelband is An Answer to that part of the Narrative of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Clinton, K.B. Which Relates to the Conduct of Lieutenant-General Earl Cornwallis During the Campaign in North-America in the Year 1781 by Earl Cornwallis. Published in 1783 by J. Debrett in London. Also included is Correspondence Between Gen. Sir Henry Clinton, K.B., Commander in Chief, and Lieut. Gen. Earl Cornwallis Parts I-VI. These pieces were published as part of the Clinton-Cornwallis Controversy regarding the British loss at Yorktown and thus, the Revolutionary War. An important collection of works about a pivotal time in American history. Book is fully bound in brown leather with gilt decoration. The spine features extensive gilt decoration and gilt titling on a field of red. Book has marbled end papers. Contains a fold out chart.
• J.B. GORDON, TERRAQUEA WITH MAPS,
  J.B. GORDON, TERRAQUEA WITH MAPS, PRINTED 1790 Volume 1 only of Terraquea or a New System of Geography and Modern History by Rev. James Bentley Gordon. Printed 1790, by William Porter, Dublin. Contains 2 fold out maps. Bound in mottled brown leather with gilt decoration on the spine.