Irish Provincial

Irish provincial silver, that is silver produced outside of Dublin, is an important collecting area. Cork and Limerick were the major centres, with Cork having a stronger and longer history of silversmithing, particularly in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Limerick silver is considerably rarer but here are a number of silversmiths that were working there in the eighteenth and nineteenth century. Other, even more scarce, locations include Galway, Youghal and Kinsale. 

6 products
  • Irish Provincial Feather-Edge Teaspoon, Carden Terry, Cork, c.1770s
    Sold
    $179.00
  • Pair of Irish Provincial Bright-Cut Teaspoons, Terry & Williams, Cork, 1807-1821
    Sold
    $325.00
  • Irish Provincial Sterling Sugar Bowl, Nicholson, Cork, 1775-1797
    $1,950.00
    $1,950.00
  • Irish Provincial Fiddle Pattern Tongs, William Fitzgerald, Limerick
    $2,495.00
    $2,495.00
  • Irish Provincial Hook-End Basting Spoon, Carden Terry and Jane Williams, Cork
    $2,250.00
    $2,250.00
  • Irish Provincial Sugar Bowl, John Warner, Cork, circa 1780-1797
    $2,500.00
    $2,500.00