Meanings of irish silver in английском

Those who know their Irish silver will be familiar with the name of Jimmy Weldon.

British athlete Paula Radcliffe and Irish silver medallist Sonia O'Sullivan were both looking for a loo.

A bullet teapot is a small circular teapot - very rare in Irish silver, he explains.

The exquisite object of Irish silver and rosewood has the retailer's mark of Fox of Dublin, circa 1815.

While 18th century Irish silver is popular among collectors, opportunities to study domestic items in detail are relatively few.

Irish silver to feature strongly Irish silver features strongly in next Tuesday's sale at Adams of Blackrock, Co Dublin.

Weldon, Clarendon Street, Dublin, people may not appreciate the high value of old Irish silver that they might own.

There will also be a range of early Irish silver tableware, including coffee sets, tea sets and candleabras for sale.

Irish silver was especially fine during the 18th century, when national aggrandisement (and expenditure on luxury items) was at its height.

A George III Irish silver gilt, two-handled, vase-shaped cup and cover is among the highlights of James Adam's forthcoming silver and jewellery sale.

Demand among collectors for quality Irish silver, particularly from the first half of the 18th century, means exceptional pieces rarely come on the market.

AN 18th century Irish silver table made the top price of £3,800 at John Dunphy's recent sale in Limerick.

An impressive collection of Irish silver, much of it from the same family, comes up for sale at Mealy's in Castlecomer, Co Kilkenny next week.

Mr Jimmy Weldon, an international specialist in Irish silver, based in Clarendon Street, Dublin, says Irish silver can be 200 times rarer than English silver.

Irish silver, old books and film memorabilia will all be found at tomorrow's antiques and books fair in Newman House, Dublin, starting at 11 a.m.