Daniel Egan was a Dublin silversmith registered around 1800. Many of his silverware consisted of silver sugar baskets and other items such as tea services.
A George III Irish silver swing-handle sugar basket, with two marks, that of Daniel Egan and Clark & West, Dublin 1807, oval form, with prick-dot engraved Greek key band, monogrammed and initialled reserves, prick-dot engraved fluted lower body, raised on an oval foot with similar engraved bands, length 16cm, weight 8.5oz.
Sold for £ 816 inc. premium at Bonhams in 2007
A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER SWING-HANDLED SUGAR BASKET MARK OF DANIEL EGAN, DUBLIN, 1805, ALSO BEARING MARK OF JOHN CLARK AND JOHN WEST, PROBABLY ACTING AS RETAILER Shaped oval on conforming pedestal foot, the sides engraved with a frieze of interlaced vines incorporating flowers and other foliage, further engraved with a ribbon-tied wreath cartouche on both sides, one engraved with the initials WM 5 1/8 in. (13 cm.) high; 6½ in. (16.6 cm.) wide 8.5 oz. (264 gr.)
Sold for GBP 750 at Christies in 2009
Irish sterling silver footed bowl, by Daniel Egan, Dublin. Footed compote with raised rim, raised on circular base. 1813 Sterling 2.41 oz. T. Marked: Duty Mark King George III, Hibernia, Crowned Harp, D.E. Daniel Egan hallmark, City of Dublin Assay Mark , date letter R in a shield.
Sold for $180 at Childress Gaffney Auctions in 2019
An Irish silver bachelor’s teapot, Daniel Eagan, Dublin, 1801 banded oval form, with fluted spout, flush hinge masked with bright-cut engraving, marked on base and cover height 5in. (12.6cm) 8oz 10dwt (267g) gross
Sold for 2,700 USD at Sothebys in 2007
