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AN IRISH SILVER-GILT QUAICH
MARK OF HARRODS, LTD., DUBLIN, 1926
Applied with bands of Celtic strap-work and pastes simulating amethyst, inscribed FITZROY J.S./FROM/J.H.U./11 DEC. 1927., with spoon en suite; together with an Edwardian silver porringer in the late 17th century style by Nathan & Hayes, Chester, 1906, presented to Fitzroy/1908 and with the initial R beneath a baron's coronet; and a Victorian sugar bowl by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1882, the sides chased in the Indian manner with signs of the Zodiac
The first 6 in. (15.2 cm.) long, handle-to-handle
18.4 oz. (573 gm.) (4)
MARK OF HARRODS, LTD., DUBLIN, 1926
Applied with bands of Celtic strap-work and pastes simulating amethyst, inscribed FITZROY J.S./FROM/J.H.U./11 DEC. 1927., with spoon en suite; together with an Edwardian silver porringer in the late 17th century style by Nathan & Hayes, Chester, 1906, presented to Fitzroy/1908 and with the initial R beneath a baron's coronet; and a Victorian sugar bowl by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1882, the sides chased in the Indian manner with signs of the Zodiac
The first 6 in. (15.2 cm.) long, handle-to-handle
18.4 oz. (573 gm.) (4)
AN IRISH SILVER-GILT QUAICH
MARK OF HARRODS, LTD., DUBLIN, 1926
Applied with bands of Celtic strap-work and pastes simulating amethyst, inscribed FITZROY J.S./FROM/J.H.U./11 DEC. 1927., with spoon en suite; together with an Edwardian silver porringer in the late 17th century style by Nathan & Hayes, Chester, 1906, presented to Fitzroy/1908 and with the initial R beneath a baron's coronet; and a Victorian sugar bowl by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1882, the sides chased in the Indian manner with signs of the Zodiac
The first 6 in. (15.2 cm.) long, handle-to-handle
18.4 oz. (573 gm.) (4)
MARK OF HARRODS, LTD., DUBLIN, 1926
Applied with bands of Celtic strap-work and pastes simulating amethyst, inscribed FITZROY J.S./FROM/J.H.U./11 DEC. 1927., with spoon en suite; together with an Edwardian silver porringer in the late 17th century style by Nathan & Hayes, Chester, 1906, presented to Fitzroy/1908 and with the initial R beneath a baron's coronet; and a Victorian sugar bowl by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1882, the sides chased in the Indian manner with signs of the Zodiac
The first 6 in. (15.2 cm.) long, handle-to-handle
18.4 oz. (573 gm.) (4)