The collection of the late Jill Cox 7th September 2011

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Brian Coyle FSCSI FRICS
James O’Halloran BA FSCSI FRICS
Eamon O’Connor BA
David Britton BBS ACA
Chairman
Associate Director
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Managing Director
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Director
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Nick Nicholson
Kieran O’Boyle BA Hdip ASCSI
Karen Regan BA
Caroline Kevany BA
Fine Art Department
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Consultant
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Fine Art Department
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Director
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Sara Kenny ASCSI
Manager
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Abigail Bernon BA
Fine Art Department
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Est 1887
Fine Art Department
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Stuart Cole MSCSI MRICS
at Clandeboye
Est 1887
26 St. Stephen’s Green , Dublin 2.
Tel +353 1 6760261 Fax +353 1 6624725
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The AVA Gallery
Clandeboye Estate
Bangor, Co. Down
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email: [email protected]
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The Collection of
the late Jill Cox
AUCTION
Wednesday 7th September 2011
Session I (lots 1 - 641) at 10.30am
Session II (lots 700 - 875) at 6.00pm
VENUE
Adam’s Salerooms
26 St Stephen’s Green , Dublin 2
Ireland
SALE CODE
This sale may be referred to as 7031 in all correspondence
CATALOGUE
€20.00 (plus €3 postage & packaging)
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Viewing at 26 St Stephens Green
Sunday Monday Tuesday [email protected]
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4th September
5th September
6th September
1.00pm - 5.00pm
9.30am - 5.00pm
9.30am - 5.00pm
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PURCHASERS
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Estimates and Reserves
These are shown below each lot in this sale. All amounts shown are in Euro. The figures shown are provided merely as a guide to
prospective purchasers. They are approximate prices which are expected, are not definitive and are subject to revision. Reserves, if
any, will not be any higher than the lower estimate.
2.
Paddle Bidding
All intending purchasers must register for a paddle number before the auction. Please allow time for registration. Potential purchasers are recommended to register on viewing days.
3.
Payment, Delivery and Purchasers Premium
Thursday 8th September 2011, 10.00am - 5.00pm. All purchases must be paid for and removed from the premises not later than
2pm on Friday 9th September 2011 at the purchasers risk and expense. After this time all uncollected lots will be removed to commercial storage and additional charges will apply. Auctioneers commission on purchases is charged at the rate of 18% (exclusive
of VAT). Terms: Strictly cash, bankers draft or cheque vouched to the satisfaction of the auctioneers, prior to sale. Purchasers
wishing to pay by credit card (Visa & Mastercard) may do so, however, it should be noted that such payments will be subject to
an administrative fee of 1.85% on the invoice total. American Express is subject to a charge of 3.65% on the invoice total. Please
contact our accounts department prior to sale with your payment queries. Artists Resale Rights (Droit de Suite) is NOT payable by
purchasers.
4. VAT Regulations
All lots are sold within the auctioneers VAT margin scheme. Revenue Regulations require that the buyers premium must be invoiced
at a rate which is inclusive of VAT. This is not recoverable by any VAT registered buyer.
5. Please note that imperfections are not stated.
6.
Absentee Bids
We are happy to execute absentee or written bids for bidders who are unable to attend and can arrange for bidding to be conducted
by telephone. However, these services are subject to special conditions (see conditions of sale in this catalogue). All arrangements
for absentee and telephone bidding must be made before 5pm on the day prior to sale.
7.
All lots are being sold under the Conditions of Sale as printed in this catalogue and on display in the salerooms.
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Foreword
James O’Halloran
Jill Cox, who sadly passed away last December, was perhaps best known as the proprietor
of The Beaufield Mews in south county Dublin. In this guise she ran a very successful
business that was equally well regarded for the restaurant as for the antiques shop. Now
however the antiques shop is closed but the restaurant continues to operate and thrive
under the direction of Jill’s daughter, Julie.
Here at Adams we have known Jill for many decades as she was a regular viewer and buyer at our antiques and fine art auctions. She had a most eclectic but wide ranging taste and
was highly regarded amongst her peers as a knowledgable and astute dealer. As with most
of her fellow professionals the line between what was her ‘private’ collection and what
was for sale was always blurred but nonetheless her legion of clients always found her to
be very forthcoming in sharing information about the objects she was selling. Her forte
was undoubtedly in the area of Irish glass and she enthused about newly acquired pieces
which she had uncovered, some of which would be featured on Jill’s Facebook page !
So now is the time for the final sale of Jill’s collection and we are delighted to have been
asked to handle such an important event. The eight hundred or so lots are drawn together
from The Beaufield Mews and from her home in Sandycove, where every conceivable
surface was adorned with the wonderful objects she amassed with such enthusiasm. It
would no doubt have given Jill a lot of pleasure to see her treasures presented in a single
catalogue and all we can hope is that we have done the collection justice.
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The collection of the late Jill Cox
A Memory
Julie Cox
My Mother never ran with the crowd; she moved
to a different rhythm. Her quirky and adventurous life style was the envy of us all, for everything
she undertook she fulfilled with such energy &
passion.
Growing up with a mother as an antique dealer
was, in hindsight, a perfect match. My childhood curiosity and passion for all things mysterious would often be brought to life. A painting’s
history would be retold – for it was no longer
just paint on canvas – a full story of poverty, intricate family links, religion and the odd love affair often told the fuller picture.
And, as I suspect with most antique dealers,
behind her undoubted business skill she often
bought with the heart rather than the head. I remember helping her at an Irish Antique Dealer’s
Fair in the Mansion House; I was barely 8 years
old and trying to grasp the basic business model
of buying & selling. On the first day, the doors
opened and lots of well dressed ‘foreign’ traders
piled in. My Mum took one look at them and
rushed to put a sold sticker on her beautiful 19th
century Irish Yew table. “Why” I asked in disbelief as the traders looked disappointedly on. But I knew; she couldn’t bear to see her beauties fall into the wrong hands
and leave Ireland. So many of her pieces were, quite simply, priceless. She wouldn’t part with them at any cost.
Although she treasured all her gems, she didn’t allow them to become museum pieces stuffed in the attic out of sight.
She insisted we use the Mason Ironstone dinner service for tea, even though we would be ordering a Chinese take away!
And the heavy 18th century oak diningroom table had to withstand dancing on it, as happened many a time.
There were no trophy pieces in her collection. Everything was loved for their art form, not for prestige. She had a huge
interest in all things Irish, specialising in glass & silver, combing the country for rare pieces. As chairperson of the Irish
Glass Society she relished their meetings where collectors would unveil their latest discoveries. She would describe to me
in detail the pattern of her latest Irish turnover bowl or the feel of an old Irish lead glass on your lips.
As kids we had little idea of the unique art collection that was growing on the walls of our home. The sometimes aggressive yet hilarious Knuttels sat alongside the vibrant and charming Harry Kernoffs, Mary Swanzys and Daniel O’Neills
were mixed in with the subtle calmness of Roderic O’Conors, for Mum had an incredible ability to make it all work.
She was not confined to Irish antiques. I remember a visit from her when I worked in Nice, France. We traipsed through
antique shops and a whole new world of Gallé, Lalique, Daum and Verre Francais was opened up to us. She immediately
fell for the wonderful colours, their unique etching and sure enough a large shipment came home. London also became
a great haunt of hers. Loving the bohemian atmosphere of Portobello, she travelled alone arriving at dawn and would
have to be asked to leave as night fell. And sure enough another shipment would arrive home which she would unwrap
with the excitement of a school girl.
So it is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to this eclectic collection, however safe in the knowledge that many more
will enjoy and cherish it, as much as she did.
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Session i (lots 1 - 641)
10.30am
Silver & Plated ware
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A SET OF EIGHT IRISH GEORGE III
BRIGHTCUT TAPERHANDLE
TABLESPOONS,
Dublin 1787, mark of Michael Keating, 15.5 ozs.
€400 - 600
Lot 1
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A SET OF FIVE BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE DESSERT SPOONS,
Sheffield 1928, mark of JR; together with two further brightcut dessert spoons, 9.5ozs. (7)
€150 - 250
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Lot 3
A SET OF SIX IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT RATTAIL TAPER
HANDLE TABLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1813, mark of Thomas Tudor, 15.5 ozs.
€400 - 600
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A SET OF SIX IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TABLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1801, probably the mark of Robert Williams, 13 ozs.
€400 - 600
Lot 4
5
A SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN BRIGHTCUT
TABLE FORKS,
London 1907, 12.5ozs.
€180 - 240
Lot 5
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A SET OF THREE IRISH GEORGE III
BRIGHTCUT TAPERHANDLE
TABLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1786, mark of John Pittar, 6.5 ozs. (3)
€150 - 200
Lot 6
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Lot 7
A SET OF FIVE IRISH
GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TABLE SPOONS,
crested, Dublin 1767, mark of John Shields, 13
ozs.
(5)
€300 - 400
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FIVE VARIOUS IRISH GEORGE III
BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TABLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1774, 1776, 1801, etc, marks of John Craig,
John Shields, etc. 10.5 ozs.
Lot 8
€250 - 300
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AN INTERESTING GEORGE III IRISH PROVINCIAL BRIGHTCUT TABLE SPOON,
stamped “Sterling”; together with five further
bright cut examples, London and Sheffield marks,
11 ozs.(6)
€250 - 300
Lot 9
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A SET OF THREE GEORGE V BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TABLE FORKS,
Sheffield 1920; together with four other brightcut
forks, 11.5 ozs in all. (7)
€120 - 180
Lot 10
14
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A PAIR oF IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER
HANDLE SAUCE LADLES,
Dublin 1812, 2 ozs.
(2)
€100 - 150
Lot 11
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A SET OF THREE IRISH
PROVINCIAL BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TEA SPOONS,
Cork c.1800, mark of Joseph Gibson.
€100 - 150
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THREE PAIRS OF 18th CENTURY PLAIN TAPER HANDLE
TABLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1791, mark of John Pittar (2), Dublin 1760 (2), Edinburgh (2), 12 ozs in all.
(6)
€180 - 250
Lot 12
14
A SET OF FOUR IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN TAPER HANDLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1778, mark of John Kelly, 8 ozs.
€150 - 250
Lot 14
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No lot
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A SET OF TWELVE IRISH
GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE DESSERT SPOONS,
Dublin c.1810, mark of John Pittar. 10
ozs.
(12)
€250 - 350
Lot 16
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A SET OF SIX IRISH BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TEA SPOONS,
Dublin 1900, mark of JS, 3 ozs.
(6)
€120 - 150
Lot 17
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A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF ELEVEN IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TEA SPOONS,
Dublin c.1800, various makers marks, 5 ozs. (11)
€150 - 180
Lot 18
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SIX VARIOUS IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE
DESSERT SPOONS,
Dublin 1786 etc, mark of John Shields and others.
5.5 ozs.
(6)
€150 - 200
Lot 19
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A SET OF FOUR WILLIAM IV BRIGHTCUT TEASPOONS,
Dublin 1834 and three similar examples. (7)
€60 - 80
Lot 20
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AN IRISH WILLIAM IV PLAIN
FIDDLE PATTERN DIVIDING SPOON,
crested, Dublin 1834, mark of John Power
and retailed by Muller, 5 ozs.
€250 - 350
Lot 21
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Lot 22
AN IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN
FIDDLE PATTERN RATTAIL
BASTING SPOON,
crested, Dublin 1803, mark of BP, 4.5
ozs.
€200 - 300
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Lot 23
AN IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN
TAPER HANDLE SERVING SPOON,
Dublin 1802, mark of JB, 3.5 ozs.
€200 - 300
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A SET OF EIGHT EDWARDIAN HANOVERIAN RATTAIL PATTERN SOUP SPOONS,
London 1900 & 1901, 20 ozs.
(8)
€350 - 450
Lot 24
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A SET OF FOUR SCOTTISH GEORGE II PLAIN HANOVERIAN TAPER HANDLE SOUP SPOONS,
Edinburgh 1752, mark of Alexander
Aitchison; together with four further
Hanoverian pattern soup spoons, 16 ozs
in all. (8)
€300 - 400
Lot 25
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Lot 26
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A VICTORIAN FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE,
Birmingham 1894, mark of Elkington & Co.
Ltd., comprising teapot (30 ozs including handle), coffee pot (30.5 ozs including handle),
cream jug (11 ozs) and twin-handled sugar bowl
(16.5 ozs), each of ogee form with acanthus leaf
wrapped s-scrolling handles and embossed decoration of scrolls and foliage, and raised on four
grotesque mask capped paw feet.
€1500 - 2500
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A MATCHED SET OF SIX IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE DESSERT SPOONS,
Dublin 1799 etc, various marks, 5 ozs. (6)
€150 - 200
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AN IRISH GEORGE IV MILK JUG,
Dublin 1827, mark of James Fray, the lobed body
profusely decorated with embossed foliage and
vacant cartouche motifs, chased acanthus leaf
wrapped s-scroll handle, on a circular spreading foot. 10.5 ozs
Lot 28
€200 - 300
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A SET OF FOUR IRISH GEORGE III NEOCLASSICAL STYLE OVAL SALTS,
Dublin 1815, mark of Christopher Haines,
10.5 ozs in all
€400 - 600
Lot 29
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A GEORGE III SHAPED CIRCULAR CARD TRAY,
London 1773, possibly mark of W.M. Turton, with gadroon rim, five panelled sides,
engraved central reserve and vacant cartouche, raised on knuckle hoof feet, 8 ozs. 17cm
diameter.
€300 - 500
Lot 30
31
AN EDWARDIAN THREE PIECE TEA SErvice OF OBLONG FORM,
Chester, 1902,
comprising teapot (22 ozs including handle
and finial), twin-handle sugar bowl (9 ozs)
and cream jug (6.5 ozs), each with gadroon
rims interposed, scallop shells, c-scroll handles, lobed bodies and raised on ball feet.
€600 - 1000
Lot 31
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A PLAIN SHAPED RECTANGULAR MILK JUG,
Sheffield 1918; together with a plain oval sauce
boat, Sheffield 1935. 9 ozs. (2)
€120 - 180
Lot 32
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Lot 33
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AN IRISH GEORGIAN STYLE
CIRCULAR DISH RING,
Dublin 1919, mark of West & Son, with pierced
repoussé, chased and engraved bird and foliate
decoration, 11ozs. 21cm diameter.
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€120 - 150
€1000 - 1500
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A SET OF SIX IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE
DESSERT SPOONS,
Dublin 1805, mark of Tudor & Whitford, 6 ozs.
(6)
€300 - 500
A SET OF SIX GEORGE III
BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TEA SPOONS,
London 1791, mark of “RE”, 3 ozs. (6)
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A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION
OF TEN IRISH GEORGE III
BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TEA SPOONS,
Dublin c.1800, various makers marks, 4.5 ozs.
(10)
€150 - 180
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A CELTIC ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE TWO HANDLED CUP,
with repousse and engraved decoration, Sheffield
1916, 10 ozs.
12.3cm high
€200 - 300
Lot 37
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AN IRISH GEORGE II STYLE SHAPED CIRCULAR CARD TRAY,
Dublin, possibly mark of Christopher Locker,
17cm diameter. 7 ozs
€250 - 450
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Lot 38
AN IRISH GEORGIAN STYLE
CIRCULAR DISH RING,
Dublin 1916, mark of Neill of Belfast, with pierced
repoussé, chased and engraved figures, birds and
buildings within scrollwork, 11 ozs. 19.3cm diameter and having blue glass liner.
€1000 - 1500
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A SET OF SIX GEORGE III PLAIN
TAPER HANDLE TABLE SPOONS,
London 1811, mark of Peter & William Bateman,
12 ozs
€250 - 350
Lot 39
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A COLLECTION OF SIX MAINLY GEORGIAN BRIGHTCUT SUGAR TONGS,
including an example by Hester Bateman, London. 5.5 ozs.
(6)
€250 - 350
Lot 41
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Lot 42
42
AN IRISH CIRCULAR DISH RING,
Dublin 1922, mark of Neill of Belfast, with pierced latticework and repoussé lion, bird and foliate decoration,
9.5 ozs. 19.7cm diameter.
€600 - 900
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A PAIR OF IRISH FIDDLE PATTERN SERVING SPOONS,
with crested handles, Dublin 1823, mark of Richard
Garde. 5 ozs
€100 - 200
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AN IRISH PROVINCIAL CIRCULAR PEDESTAL SUGAR BOWL,
Cork c.1780, mark of Carden Terry, the body with repoussé foliate border above fluting and raised on a rim
foot, 5.5 ozs. 10cm high.
€400 - 600
Lot 44
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AN IRISH WILLIAM IV SHAPED CIRCULAR CARD TRAY,
the scrolling rim interposed with foliage,
panelled sides enclosing repousse central reserve of scrolling vines and foliage, raised on
three pierced scallop shell scroll feet, Dublin
1834, mark of John Nickolson. 22cm diameter. 18.5 ozs
€350 - 650
Lot 45
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A PAIR OF IRISH GEORGE III
FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SERVING SPOONS,
with crested handles, Dublin 1827, makers
mark rubbed; together with another similar
example, Dublin 1822. 7 ozs in all. (3)
€100 - 200
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Lot 47
A MODERN STERLING STANDARD
COASTER
with shaped circular pie crust rim and plain
reserve; together with a plain circular dish
with reeded rim, Birmingham 1912. 6.5 ozs
in all.
€80 - 120
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A PAIR OF IRISH SHAPED CIRCULAR CARD TRAYS,
Dublin marks (rubbed) c.18th Century, with
scroll border interposed with scallop shell
motifs, stepped moulded sides, enclosing
engraved central reserve of scrolls, vines
and foliate motifs and central crest, raised
on three knuckle hoof feet, 21ozs in all. Each
20cm diameter.
€500 - 1000
Lot 48
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AN IRISH ROCOCO STYLE CIRCULAR SUGAR BOWL,
Dublin 1948, retailed by Weir & Son, with repoussé, chased and engraved decoration, raised
on lion mask paw feet, 7 ozs. 12.5cm diameter.
€200 - 300
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A MATCHED SET OF SIX PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS,
four Dublin examples 1866, mark of Cummins
(rubbed), 16.5 ozs.
Lot 49
€250 - 450
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A VICTORIAN CIRCULAR BALUSTER CREAM JUG,
Dublin 1896, mark of J.S., with allover repoussé, chased and engraved decoration and raised
on spreading foot, 8 ozs
€200 - 300
Lot 51
52
A LATE 18th CENTURY OVAL
HELMET SHAPED SUGAR BOWL IN THE NEOCLASSICAL TASTE,
Dublin 1794, mark of R.B., with swing handle
and brightcut engraved decoration, 5 ozs. (extensive repairs)
€80 - 120
Lot 52
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AN IRISH GEORGIAN OVAL SAUCE BOAT IN THE ROCOCO TASTE,
Dublin c.1775, mark of John Craig, with beaded
rim, the body with repoussé, chased and engraved bird and foliate decoration, raised on pad
feet, 6 ozs.
€400 - 600
Lot 53
54
AN IRISH GEORGIAN STYLE OVAL SAUCE BOAT IN THE ROCOCO TASTE,
Dublin 1918, mark of William Egan of Cork,
with bead punched rim above repoussé, chased
and engraved bird and foliate decoration, on shell
and pad feet, 6 ozs
€350 - 450
Lot 54
55
A SET OF SIX IRISH VICTORIAN PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS,
with crested handles, Dublin 1838, mark of Samuel Neville, 14 ozs
€300 - 600
56
A GEORGIAN STYLE PLAIN OVAL SAUCE BOAT,
Chester 1902, with punched beaded rim and sscroll handle, raised on pedestal foot, 6 ozs.
Lot 56
€200 - 300
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A MODERN SAUCE BOAT,
Sheffield 1929; together with two similar smaller
examples. 8 ozs in all
€100 - 200
Lot 57
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A CASED SET OF SIX SILVER GILT PLAIN HANOVERIAN PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
London marks (rubbed) c.1750’s. 14.5 ozs
€200 - 400
59
A SET OF TWELVE IRISH VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT FORKS,
Dublin 1867, possibly mark of John Shields, 18
ozs
€350 - 650
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Lot 58
A CASED SET OF SIX SILVER GILT AND ENAMEL COMMEMORATIVE COFFEE SPOONS,
Birmingham 1936; together with a cased set of
six plated fish knifes and forks (18)
€80 - 120
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A MATCHED SET OF TWELVE FIDDLE PATTERN DINNER FORKS,
nine with Dublin marks, 1849, mark of J.
Smyth; three early William IV, Dublin 1831
and 1832, mark of T. Farnett.
24.5 ozs in all
€450 - 850
Lot 60
62
A RECTANGULAR ENGINE TURNED CIGARETTE CASE
with hinged lid, fitted timber interior, on
bracket supports; together with a collection of
ten various silver vinaigrettes.
€250 - 350
63
A SET OF ELEVEN IRISH VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS,
Dublin 1867, possibly mark of John Shields,
and another similar George IV example, Dublin 1825, mark of Samuel Neville. (12)
€400 - 600
Lot 62
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64
A SET OF FIVE BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE COFFEE SPOONS;
and another similar example, Sheffield 1933. (6)
€60 - 80
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Lot 64
AN IRISH GEORGE III TAPERING HOOK HANDLE SOUP LADLE,
Dublin c. 1790, mark of Michael Keating, with
spiral fluted bowl and engraved foliage to the
handle, 6 ozs.
€250 - 350
Lot 65
66
AN IRISH WILLIAM IV PLAIN
FIDDLE PATTERN FISH SLICE,
the blade with pierced and engraved decoration,
Dublin 1833, mark of Richard Garde of Cork, 6
ozs.
€250 - 350
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AN IRISH BRIGHTCUT ENGRAVED LADLE,
with slender tapering handle and plain bowl,
marks rubbed, Dublin c.18th Century, 6 ozs.
35cm long.
Lot 66
€200 - 400
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A MATCHED SET OF FIVE IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN TAPER HANDLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1790 & 1791, mark of John Pittar. 9.5 ozs
(5)
€180 - 150
Lot 68
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69
A SET OF FIVE ENGLISH
PROVINCIAL HANOVERIAN
PATTERN SOUP SPOONS,
crested, Newcastle 1757; and another
similar example, 13 ozs. (6)
€250 - 350
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A LARGE IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN
LADLE,
with plain tapering pointed handles, Dublin
1805, mark of Samuel Neville, 35cm long.
6.5 ozs
Lot 69
€400 - 600
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A SET OF FOUR IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT TAPER HANDLE TABLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1790, mark of Michael Keating, 8 ozs.
Lot 71
€250 - 350
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A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF TWELVE 18th & 19th CENTURY OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
various dates and makers, 23 ozs.
€300 - 400
Lot 72
73
A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN PLAIN
FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS,
Dublin 1850; and a set of five Victorian fiddle
pattern dessert spoons, Dublin 1842. 12 ozs in
all. (11)
€150 - 180
Lot 73
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AN IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN TAPER HANDLE DIVIDING SPOON,
Dublin 1803, mark of John Power, 5 ozs.
€250 - 350
Lot 74
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AN IRISH PROVINCIAL PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SPOON,
Cork c.1810, mark of Carden Terry & Jane
Williams; together with an Irish Provincial
Old English pattern table spoon, crested,
Cork c1800, mark of John Toleken, 4.5 ozs.
€100 - 200
Lot 75
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A SET OF SIX GEORGE III PLAIN OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TEASPOONS,
London 1811; together with ten early 19th
Century examples, 8 ozs in all. (16)
€120 - 180
Lot 76
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A MATCHED SET OF TWELVE
SCOTTISH AND IRISH FIDDLE
PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
five Edinburgh 1818, six Glasgow 1832
and one Dublin, each engraved with serial
number, probably from officer’s mess. 28
ozs in all. (12)
Lot 77
€300 - 500
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A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SCOTTISH FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
with crested handles, Edinburgh 1878,
mark of M & S. 14.5 ozs
€250 - 450
Lot 78
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AN IRISH ROCOCO STYLE DISH RING,
with pierced repousse, chased and engraved decoration depicting a stag hunt,
inscribed cartouche, Birmingham 1910,
12 ozs. 20.3cm diameter.
€800 - 1200
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No lot
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A PLAIN OCTAGONAL GEORGE VI BALUSTER SHAPED SUGAR CASTER,
Chester 1937, on stepped and domed base,
the pull-off cover pierced with scrolls and
applied with knopped finial, 8.5 ozs. 17cm
high.
Lot 79
€150 - 250
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No lot
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A GEORGE III NEOCLASSICAL STYLE HELMET SHAPED JUG,
London 1809, mark of T.S., with embossed
beaded rim, reeded c-scroll handle, the
body decorated with swags, on a square
stepped pedestal base. 14cm high 3.5 ozs
€100 - 200
Lot 81
Lot 83
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84
A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS
SILVER,
comprising two twin-handled presentation
cups on stands, a silver plated bell and two
silver mounted glass dressing table jars. (5)
€50 - 100
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Lot 85
Lot 84
A COLLECTION OF SILVER
TABLEWARE,
comprising two cased sets of circular salts
and six salt spoons, Birmingham marks; a
set of four Italian white metal salts in the
form of a swan (no liners present); and two
silver menu stands.
€150 - 250
86
Lot 86
A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS
SILVER,
comprising a rectangular snuff box, Chester
marks; a match box, Chester marks; a rectangular engine turned cigarette box with
gilt interior; and another similar example,
both with Birmingham marks. 12.5 ozs in
all; together with a 9ct gold cigarette case of
plain design, and a mother-o-pearl card case
of rectangular form. (6)
€300 - 500
87
Lot 87
A HEART SHAPED SEWING BOX,
Birmingham 1912, of plain decoration and
lined interior, raised on three pad feet; a
plated “Brandy” label; a “Sloe Gin” label, Birmingham marks; an Eastern metal bracelet;
and a white metal rectangular case with a
hinged top.
€80 - 120
88
A VICTORIAN SUGAR NIPS IN THE FORM OF TWIGS,
London marks and a pair of scissor shaped
sugar nips.
€80 - 120
Lot 88
31
89
THREE GEORGIAN OLD ENGLISH
PATTERN BERRY SPOONS,
with engraved foliate handles and with gilded bowl
embossed with fruit motifs, London marks; together
with a provincial Irish Georgian point handled spoon,
mark of Joseph Gibson of Cork; three plain old English pattern table spoons, London and Dublin marks;
a further Irish spoon; and a Victorian knife. 16.5 ozs
in all (9)
€250 - 350
Lot 89
90
A MATCHED SET OF EIGHT OLD
ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
generally plain, variously crested and initialled handles, London and Dublin marks. 16 ozs
€250 - 350
91
AN OVAL PUNCH LADLE WITH A LONG SILVER MOUNTED HANDLE,
the bowl with reeded rim, London marks rubbed, 19th
Century, 43cm long
Lot 90
€200 - 400
92
A SET OF FIVE IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
Dublin 1804, mark of I.W.; together with four similar
examples, two Dublin. 17.5 ozs in all. (9)
Lot 92
€300 - 500
93
A SET OF THREE IRISH GEORGE III
FIDDLE PATTERN AND RATTAIL
TABLE SPOONS,
with initialled handles, Dublin 1819, mark of Samuel
Neville; together with a similar Irish example and a
London example. 12 ozs in all. (5)
€200 - 400
Lot 93
32
94
A MATCHED SET OF FOUR
PROVINCIAL IRISH PLAIN TABLE SPOONS,
Cork c.1800, one with crested handle, 9 ozs.
€200 - 400
95
Lot 94
AN IRISH EARLY VICTORIAN
SCALLOP SHELL RATTAIL LADLE,
with feathered edge tapering handle, 6.5 ozs
€400 - 600
96
A SET OF TWELVE IRISH
GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN,
RATTAIL DESSERT SPOONS,
with initialled handles, Dublin 1818, mark
of Matthew West. 11.5 ozs
€300 - 500
Lot 96
97
A MATCHED SET OF SIX IRISH
FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
with crested handles, all with Dublin marks,
1813 -1819. 13 ozs.
€150 - 200
98
Lot 97
A PROVINCIAL IRISH HOOK
HANDLED LADLE,
probably Limerick c. 18th Century, marked
Sterling, makers mark rubbed, possibly P.W.
the long feathered edge handle with crested
plain circular bowl, 39.5cm long. 6 ozs
€300 - 500
99
Lot 98
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF FIDDLE PATTERN SPOONS,
comprising two table spoons, London, Victorian marks; a provincial Irish dessert
spoon, Cork c.1810, mark of Carden Terry
& Jane Williams; another similar Irish dessert spoon, Dublin 1813, mark of W.C.; and
a Victorian Scottish dessert spoon, Edinburgh, 1845, with shell crested handle. 8 ozs
in all.
€100 - 200
Lot 99
33
100
AN IRISH GEORGIAN PLAIN CREAM JUG,
Dublin c.1770, mark of G.M., with scallop
rim and banded waist, raised on lion mask
paw feet, 5 ozs.
€300 - 500
101
A GEORGE II IRISH ROCOCO STYLE WHITE METAL CREAM JUG,
with repoussé chased and engraved foliate
decoration on lion mask paw feet, 10.7cm
high
€200 - 400
Lot 101
Lot 100
102
A CELTIC REVIVAL CREAM JUG
and a small shamrock and foliate embossed
cream jug, London marks. 7 ozs in all.
€80 - 120
103
A MID VICTORIAN SHAPED
CIRCULAR SWING HANDLE BASKET,
London 1866, with wavy rim, pierced body
with bird and foliate scrollwork, raised on
pedestal foot, 11ozs. 12cm high.
Lot 102
Lot 103
€300 - 500
104
AN IRISH GEORGIAN OVAL SAUCE BOAT,
Dublin c.1765, mark of Stephen Walsh, with
repoussé, chased and engraved chinoiserie
decoration and raised on shell capped pad
feet, 5ozs
€400 - 600
105
A PLAIN CIRCULAR LADLE,
with crested tapered handle, London marks
rubbed, c. 19th Century, 6 ozs. 34cm long.
€200 - 400
Lot 104
34
106
A COLLECTION OF FIVE SCOTTISH SMALL SAUCE LADLES OF PLAIN DESIGN,
four with crested handles, c.19th Century; together with an Irish Victorian fiddle pattern
sauce ladle, Dublin 1870. 5.5 ozs. (6)
€250 - 350
Lot 106
107
A GEORGE III SERVING SPOON,
with plain tapered handle, London 1774, mark
of Thomas Dealtry. 3 ozs
€100 - 200
108
A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS PIERCED BON-BON DISHES,
7.5ozs
€200 - 400
Lot 108
109
A COLLECTION OF
CHRISTENING ITEMS,
comprising four plain circular napkin rings, an
Art Nouveau c-scroll handled christening cup
with gilt interior, Sheffield 1904; another plain
christening cup and a small oval modern Irish
dish. 12 ozs in all
€200 - 400
110
No lot
111
A CASED SET OF SIX SHAPED
CIRCULAR BUTTONS,
with pierced figural decoration, Birmingham
1902.
Lot 109
€60 - 80
Lot 111
35
112
A SET OF SIX MODERN CELTIC
PATTERN TEASPOONS,
Sheffield 1959, 5.5 ozs.
€60 - 100
113
A MATCHED SET OF SIX OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
with various marks, London, Dublin, etc, including one by Hester Bateman. 11.5 ozs
Lot 112
€100 - 250
114
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF SILVER SPOONS
comprising a modern museum replica spoon;
a Gibson of Cork teaspoon; a caddy spoon;
and four condiment spoons. (7)
Lot 114
€150 - 250
115
A SET OF FIVE IRISH VICTORIAN
FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS,
engraved handles, Dublin 1845, mark of Peter
Walsh, 4 ozs in all.
€100 - 200
Lot 115
116
A PLAIN CIRCULAR SUGAR BOWL ON RIM FOOT,
Sheffield 1909; together with four various
condiments. 8 ozs in all
€80 - 120
Lot 116
36
117
AN EARLY VICTORIAN CIRCULAR
PEDESTAL SUGAR BOWL,
Dublin 1845, mark of G.W., with punch
beaded border and engraved decoration,
raised on a spreading rim foot, 7 ozs.
13.3cm diameter, 13cm long.
€150 - 250
118
A PLAIN OVAL SAUCE BOAT,
Birmingham 1937, with tongue and dart
rim, raised on rim foot; together with
a plain circular Christening bowl on
spreading foot, Birmingham 1929. 8 ozs
€80 - 140
119
Lot 117
AN IRISH GEORGIAN CIRCULAR
WAITER,
9cm diameter; a larger waiter, crested,
10.5cm diameter and another with raised
reserve, 9.6cm diameter. 5 ozs in all. (3)
€60 - 100
120
AN IRISH PROVINCIAL PLAIN OVAL SAUCE BOAT,
Cork c.1770, mark of Stephen Walsh, with
punched rim and raised on mask capped
pad feet, 5ozs
€400 - 600
121
Lot 119
A SILVER PLATED TEAPOT ON STAND
with burner; a plated Art Nouveau table
centre piece and a collection of miscellaneous items.
€30 - 50
122
Lot 121
Lot 120
AN EDWARDIAN TEACADDY OF QUATREFOIL FORM,
London 1901, fitted with circular cover
and decorated with engraved bands of
foliage.
€100 - 200
37
123
AN IRISH GEORGE III CIRCULAR
PEDESTAL SUGAR BOWL,
Dublin c.1780, mark of Matthew West, with
repoussé, chased and engraved bird, foliate
decoration and raised on beaded rim foot,
7 ozs. 10.5cm high, 14.7cm diameter.
€250 - 350
124
TWO IRISH FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLES,
Dublin 1810 and 1825, each of similar design, engraved with initials; together with
a Scottish fiddle pattern sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1812; and three straining ladles. (6)
Lot 123
€250 - 350
125
A GEORGE III PLAIN OVAL SAUCE BOAT,
London 1786, with punch beaded rim and
raised on pad feet, 3 ozs
€300 - 400
Lot 125
126
AN IRISH PROVINCIAL GEORGIAN
CIRCULAR SUGAR BOWL,
Cork c.1760, makers mark indistinct, with
wavy rim and fluted body, raised on three
human mask pad feet, 6 ozs. 12.5cm diameter.
€400 - 600
127
A SET OF FOUR ART DECO FOUR-BAR TRIANGULAR TOAST RACKS,
Sheffield 1929, applied with leaf shaped
loop handle.
Lot 126
€200 - 300
128
AN IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN TONGS,
Dublin 1812, mark of C. Cummins; together with another tongs with plain decoration, London marks. 4 ozs in all.
€50 - 120
Lot 128
38
129
A SET OF THREE IRISH PROVINCIAL PLAIN TAPER HANDLE TEA SPOONS,
Cork c.1805, mark of John & Nicholas Nicholson; together with a set of three Irish provincial
fiddle pattern teaspoons, Cork c.1810, mark of
Carden Terry & Jane Williams, 3 ozs in all. (6)
€100 - 200
130
Lot 129
A PAIR OF GEORGIAN STYLE OVAL MUSTARD POTS,
Birmingham 1920, with domed hinged covers,
and scallop shell thumb piece, pierced trellis
body, and blue inset liners; and an Edwardian
bright cut example in Neoclassical taste; together with a collection. (6)
€150 - 250
131
Lot 131
A SET OF FOUR VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS,
with crested handles, London 1840, mark of John
& Henry Lias; together with a pair of similar tea
spoons, Sheffield 1894, marked J.R.; and another
Irish George IV example, Dublin 1822, mark of
Samuel Neville. 5.5 ozs in all. (7)
€150 - 350
132
AN EDWARDIAN NEOCLASSICAL
STYLE OVAL BREAD BASKET,
Birmingham 1904, the raised pierced sides embossed with lion masks, and foliate motifs.
€100 - 200
Lot 133
133
TWELVE MISCELLANEOUS TEA SPOONS,
variously marked, 7.5 ozs in all. (12)
€80 - 100
134
A SET OF SIX IRISH VICTORIAN PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS,
Dublin 1852, mark of J. Smyth, 5.5 ozs in all.
€150 - 250
Lot 134
39
135
AN IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHTCUT
ENGRAVED ASPARAGUS TONGS,
Dublin c.1790 (restorations)
€150 - 200
136
A SET OF EIGHT IRISH PROVINCIAL GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS,
with engraved handles, Cork c. 1810, mark of Carden
Terry & Jane Williams, 4 ozs in all.
Lot 135
€300 - 500
137
A QUEEN ANNE STYLE SUGAR SHAKER,
Birmingham 1960, fitted with a pierced detatchable
cover, reeded collar, and plain panelled body; together
with a collection of four silver pepper pots, various
dates (5)
€150 - 250
Lot 136
138
A SET OF SIX GEORGE III FIDDLE AND SHELL PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
Newcastle 1818, makers mark rubbed. 14 ozs
€250 - 550
139
A LATE 19TH CENTURY RUBY GLASS SUGAR SHAKER,
fitted with pierced silver plated cover, 15 cm high; together with two ruby glass and silver mounted scent
bottles.
Lot 138
€100 - 200
140
A PROVINCIAL IRISH BRIGHTCUT
SUGAR TONGS,
Cork c.1807-21, mark of Carden Terry & Jane Williams.
1.5 ozs
€250 - 450
Lot 140
40
141
AN IRISH GEORGE III PLAIN TAPER HANDLE SERVING SPOON,
Dublin 1787, mark of John Shields, 3.5 ozs.
€200 - 300
142
Lot 141
A COLLECTION OF SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE,
comprising a Victorian circular sweet meat basket, pierced
and embossed with fruits, shell and pendant floral swags,
engraved with initals, 18 cm diameter; an oval electroplated two-handled sugar bowl; an Old Sheffield plated chamber candlestick; and a collection of condiments.
€100 - 150
143
AN IRISH WILLIAM IV FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLE,
with crested handle and circular bowl, Dublin 1831, mark
of Richard Garde of Cork, 1 oz.
€50 - 120
144
Lot 143
A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SHAPED RECTANGULAR PIN TRAYS,
Birmingham 1901, embossed with a band of scrolls and
flowerheads, enclosing vacant cartouch motifs; together
with a four-bar toast rack, Birmingham 1966; and a Georgian brightcut sugar tongs etc. (5)
€150 - 250
145
A MATCHED SET OF FIVE IRISH FIDDLE
PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
crested handles, Dublin marks, c.1807, 1808 etc. 11 ozs in
all
€200 - 300
146
AN EDWARDIAN CIRCULAR TWO-HANDLED BOWL,
Chester 1902, the pierced body engraved with initials
within an oval central reserve, and fitted blue glass liner.
17 cm wide.
€100 - 150
Lot 145
147
A SET OF SIX IRISH GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
with crested handles, Dublin 1835, possibly mark of P.
Weeks. 14.5 ozs
€200 - 400
148
A COLLECTION OF SIX INDIAN TIMBER
AND WHITE METAL LINED BOATS OF CIRCULAR FORM,
various graduated sizes.
€60 - 100
Lot 147
41
149
A MATCHED SET OF SIX PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS,
all with various London marks, three dated 1860.
16.5 ozs
€250 - 450
150
A CASED CHRISTENING TAPER HANDLE SPOON AND FORK, Sheffield 1925/26
€40 - 50
Lot 149
151
A COLLECTION OF THREE CASED OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TEA & COFFEE SPOONS,
comprising six Georgian teaspoons, London marks, with
engraved initial “H”; six coffee spoons, Sheffield marks;
and a set of six coffee spoons and sugar tongs, Birmingham marks.
€150 - 250
152
A SET OF FOUR IRISH FIDDLE PATTERN DINNER FORKS, Dublin 1835, mark of T.M., 8.5 ozs.
Lot 151
€100 - 200
153
TWO CASED SETS OF SIX COFFEE SPOONS,
Sheffield and Birmingham marks; together with a cased
set of six plated rope twist apostle spoons and sugar nips.
(19)
€150 - 250
154
A SET OF TWELVE VICTORIAN SILVER GILT APOSTLE TEA SPOONS,
London 1882, 6 ozs.
Lot 153
€80 - 100
155
No lot
156
A MATCHED SET OF SIX IRISH
GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE spOONS,
with crested handles, all with Dublin marks, 1813-1819,
13 ozs.
€200 - 400
Lot 156
42
157
A LARGE MODERN IRISH CIRCULAR DISH RING IN THE ROCOCO TASTE,
Dublin 1969, mark of Royal Irish Ltd, with
pierced, flat chased bird, figural and foliate decoration, 22 ozs. 23cm diameter.
€1200 - 1600
158
Lot 157
AN OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE OVAL DISH RING,
with pierced and engraved neoclassical decoration, 24 x 21cm
€300 - 400
159
A FRENCH WHITE METAL WINE
BOTTLE COASTER,
with vine leaf and grape decoration, raised on
rim foot, stamped “L’Argenterie -Special - 925”,
10.5cm diameter. 4.5 ozs
€80 - 120
Lot 158
160
A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED DESK
CANDLESTICKS,
with gilt decoration, 14cm high.
€80 - 100
161
Lot 159
A SILVER PLATED CIRCULAR DISH RING WITH GADROON RIM,
the pierced cast body with shepherd, animal and
foliate scroll decoration. 24.5cm diameter
€300 - 500
162
A PAIR OF LATE 19th CENTURY
SILVER PLATED CANDLESTICKS,
the tapering column and detachable nozzle with
cast shell and scroll bands, on a spreading circular base. 25cm high.
€50 - 100
Lot 160
Glass ware
163
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY MALLET SHAPED
DECANTER,
with two milled neck rings, the partially fluted body engraved
with sprigs of shamrock, foliage, the obverse with a decorative
engraved harp, with associated moulded mallet stopper. 28cm
high.
€300 - 500
43
44
164
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY MALLET SHAPED LIQUEUR DECANTER,
with triple ring neck rings, the partially
fluted body engraved with continuous
leaf banding with cross hatched flowers. 19cm high.
€100 - 200
165
AN IRISH EARLY 19th CENTURY BARREL SHAPED DECANTER,
with triple neck rings, a partially fluted
body, bands of broad fluting extending
from below the bottom neck ring, above
a continuous milled band with moulded
lozenge shaped stopper. 25cm high
€300 - 500
166
Lot 164
Lot 165
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY CORK MALLET SHAPED DECANTER,
with three rounded neck rings, faceted cut neck above a partially fluted
body with a finely cut vesica motif, a
band of mitered ovals, each with a single eight pointed star, joined by four
shaped cross hatched diamonds, with
a moulded mushroom shaped stopper,
impressed with ‘Cork Glass Co.’ to the
base. 26cm high.
€400 - 600
167
AN IRISH EARLY 19th CENTURY DECANTER WITH CANTED
CORNERS,
the shoulder with a single arched line
enclosing a band of shaped diamonds,
the four sides with a single star motif,
with a moulded radial fluted mushroom
stopper. 23cm high
€200 - 400
168
A 19TH CENTURY IRISH
MOULDED AND CUT GLASS
WATER JUG,
with “C” scroll handle and moulded pilasters. 18cm tall.
€100 - 150
169
Lot 166
A 19TH CENTURY IRISH CUT GLASS OVAL BOAT
SHAPED BOWL,
with scalloped rim, on a diamond foot.
27cm wide, 19cm tall.
Lot 167
€200 - 300
45
170
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY MALLET SHAPED DECANTER,
the partially fluted body engraved with Act of
Union motifs including shamrocks, thistles
and roses, a circular initialed starburst beneath
the legend ‘The land we live in’ and three milled
rings and associated stopper. 24cm high.
€200 - 400
171
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY MALLET SHAPED
HARVEST DECANTER,
engraved with the legend ‘God Speed the
Plough’, sheafs of wheat and a shield surmounted by a plough and containing harvest
implements. 28cm high.
€300 - 500
172
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH
CENTURY CORK MALLET SHAPED DECANTER,
the partially fluted body, engraved with ‘The
land we live in’, decorated with foliage and
floral sprays, having three milled neck rings,
the base impressed with the ‘Cork Glass Company’. 22cm high.
Lot 171
Lot 170
€200 - 300
173
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH MALLET SHAPED ACT OF UNION DECANTER,
the partially fluted body, decorated with the
legend ‘The land we live in’ and rose, thistle
and shamrocks, with three milled neck rings,
probably ‘Cork Glass Company’. 20cm high.
€200 - 300
174
No lot
175
A SET OF SEVEN IRISH 19TH
CENTURY PANELLED
CYLINDRICAL CUT GLASS DOUBLE LIPPED FINGER BOWLS,
decorated with wheel cut continuous frieze of
entwined rose, thistle and shamrocks significant for the Combined Kingdoms of Ireland,
England and Scotland. 11,5cm diameter. (7)
€250 - 300
Lot 173
Lot 172
46
176
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH
CENTURY MALLET SHAPED
DECANTER,
the plain partially fluted body with
three milled neck rings and associated moulded stopper, impressed with
a very faint mark, possibly ‘Cork
Glass Company’. 26cm high.
€150 - 250
177
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH
CENTURY MALLET SHAPED ACT OF UNION DECANTER,
three rounded neck rings, the partially fluted body engraved with
shamrock, thistle and a rose, the
legend ‘Speed the Plough’ above an
engraved motif of a plough. 22cm
high.
€150 - 250
Lot 176
Lot 177
178
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH
DECANTER,
with three rounded neck rings, the
partially fluted body engraved with
band of wines and grapes, with a
moulded shaped stopper. 24cm
high.
€150 - 200
179
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH
DECANTER,
with three rounded neck rings, the
partially fluted body engraved with a
single band of wine leaves and florals
with associated moulded target stopper. 26cm high.
€150 - 250
180
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS OVAL FRUIT BOWL,
with serrated rim and diamond field
body on a separate stand.
€150 - 250
Lot 178
Lot 179
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181
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY
TAPERED MALLET SHAPED
DECANTER,
Belfast, possibly with Benjamin Edwards,
faceted cut neck above a plain partially
fluted body, with moulded target stopper. 30cm high.
€300 - 500
182
with three rounded neck rings, above a
plain partially fluted body and moulded
target shaped stopper, with faint impression mark to the base ‘Cork Glass Co.’.
29cm high.
€300 - 500
183
with three rounded neck rings, the partially fluted body engraved with wine
leaves and grapes, with associated mushroom shaped stopper. 21cm high.
Lot 181
Lot 182
Lot 183
Lot 184
€150 - 200
184
AN IRISH EARLY 19th CENTURY MALLET SHAPED DECANTER,
the neck with a band of faceted ovals,
above a double cushioned knob, the baluster shaped body cut with vertical and
horizontal mitre lines, enclosing a single
circle, beneath a curved shoulder. 24cm
high, together with; an Irish early 19th
Century square decanter of plain design,
26cm high and another. (3)
€150 - 200
185
AN AMBER GLASS CENTRE BOWL, SIMULATING AGATE,
with fold-over rim and steep panelled
sides on a circular foot.
€40 - 60
48
186
A PAIR OF IRISH 19th CENTURY BOAT SHAPED SALTS,
with serrated rims, raised on a plain triangular base, together with a pair of circular salts on cut pillar flutes and diamond
banding. (4)
€100 - 150
187
Lot 186
Lot 187
A PAIR OF 19th CENTURY BOAT SHAPED SALTS,
with diamond cut and oval bases, together
with another similar pair and a single salt
with a lemon squeeze base. (5)
€100 - 150
188
A PAIR OF IRISH EARLY 19th
CENTURY OVAL URN SHAPED SALTS,
with lids and flat cut decoration, raised on
diamond panelled feet.
€200 - 300
Lot 188
Lot 189
189
A COLLECTION OF IRISH 19th CENTURY CUT GLASS CIRCULAR SALTS.
€80 - 100
190
AN IRISH EARLY 19th CENTURY HONEY POT,
with lid, overall flat cut decoration, a
square moulded lemon squeeze base,
17cm high
€100 - 150
Lot 190
Lot 191
191
AN IRISH 19th CENTURY
BALUSTER SHAPED SWEET MEAT DISH AND COVER,
with another similar dish. (2)
€100 - 150
49
192
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS EWER,
of baluster form with “c” scroll handle and diamond
and strawberry field banding, and another similar
ewer. 19cm and 25cm respectively. (2)
€150 - 200
193
AN IRISH EARLY 19th
CENTURY CYLINDRICAL PIGGIN,
with short stave handle and flat cut decoration, together with a later example with a long stave handle.
(2)
Lot 192
Lot 193
€150 - 250
194
AN IRISH EARLY 19th CENTURY
BALUSTER SHAPED BUTTER
COOLER,
the lid with knob finial, with overall flat cut decorations. 18cm high
€100 - 200
Lot 194
195
Lot 195
A 19th CENTURY SHAPED SWEET MEAT DISH WITH COVER,
with engraved continuous frieze of healing flowers
and foliage; together with another example without
cover. (2)
€100 - 150
196
A FINE PAIR OF EARLY 19TH
CENTURY CUT GLASS “PIGGIN”
BUTTER COOLERS,
with scalloped serrated rims, pillar flutes and prismatic banding. 15cm diameter. (2)
Lot 197
€1000 - 1500
197
AN EARLY 19th CENTURY SWEET MEAT DISH,
with a flared rim and air twist stem and another circular example. (2)
€80 - 120
Lot 196
50
198
A CUT GLASS OVAL BOAT SHAPED BOWL
with scallop rim and profuse hobnail cutting on a
diamond foot. 33cm wide, 20cm tall.
€150 - 250
199
A SET OF SIX EARLY 19th
CENTURY LEAD GLASS WINE
RINSERS,
of plain design with single lip to each rim, 9cm high
€100 - 200
200
A 19TH CENTURY IRISH OVAL CUT GLASS BOWL,
with serrated rim and diamond field banding. 31cm
wide.
€250 - 350
Lot 198
201
AN EARLY 18th CENTURY TEAR
DROP WINEGLASS,
the funnel bowl enclosing inverted teardrop on a
knobbed tapering stem, supported on a domed circular base, 18cm high,together with an early 18th
Century style teardrop wineglass, 16cm high. (2)
€100 - 200
202
A PAIR OF IRISH EARLY 19th
CENTURY ENGRAVED RUMMERS,
the deep conical bowls engraved with a conical band
of interlinked swags, above the initials “E.O.” on a
short knopped stem and square lemon squeeze base,
13cm. Together with; A fine Irish engraved rummer, decorated with star and cabouchon design, on
a domed base, 14cm high, with three more similar
examples.
(6)
€300 - 500
203
Lot 200
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY CORK MALLET SHAPED DECANTER,
the plain partially fluted body, with three milled
neck rings, with a moulded target stopper, the base
impressed ‘Waterloo Glass Company’. 27cm high.
€300 - 500
51
204
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY IRISH CUT GLASS CIRCULAR FRUIT BOWL,
with flared fold over rim, raised on a square
moulded ‘lemon squeezer’ foot. 22 cm high
€500 - 700
205
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY
MALLET SHAPED DECANTER,
possibly Belfast, with two triple ring neck
rings, with a partially fluted body, engraved
with the Masonic motif with with initial R,
at obverse the initial T, joined by continuous
leaf banding beneath the initial L and J, with
a moulded lozenges shaped stopper. 29cm
high.
€300 - 500
206
A PAIR OF 19th CENTURY
APOTHECARY JARS,
of rounded form, with moulded squared
stoppers, along with another jar of squared
form and a miscellaneous collection of
smaller apothecary jars.
Lot 204
€100 - 150
207
IRISH CUTGLASS OVAL FRUIT BOWL,
Possibly Cork,
with turnover rim, cut with diamond lozenges, raised on a square moulded foot. 31cm
wide, 20cm high.
€700 - 1000
208
No lot
209
A PAIR OF BALUSTER STEMMED
ARMORIAL WINE GLASSES,
on domed fold over feet and a trumpet shaped
glass on air twist white enamel base.
Provenance : Sotheby’s 14th May 2003 - Lot
17 & Lot 12.
€100 - 150
210
Lot 207
No lot
52
211
A COLLECTION OF TOASTING SHOT
and decipetor glasses. (9)
€100 - 150
212
Lot 212
A 19TH CENTURY IRISH OVAL CUT GLASS BOWL,
with serrated rim and alternated panels, six diamond fields and sunbursts. 31cm wide.
€200 - 300
213
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY IRISH CUT GLASS OVAL SERVING DISH,
with scallop rim and diamond field banding.
32cm wide.
€150 - 200
Lot 213
214
A RUBY EWER SHAPED DECANTER AND STOPPER,
and a matched set of 12 wine glasses with ruby
bowls another wine glass and two beakers.
€100 - 200
215
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS SHAPED OVAL SERVING DISH,
possibly Waterford, c.1810
with serrated rim and another hexagonal dish.
27cm and 23cm respectively.
€200 - 400
Lot 215
53
216
A LARGE 19TH CENTURY IRISH CUT GLASS CIRCULAR BOWL,
with turnover rim, raised on a large circular
base. 29cm diameter, 24cm high.
€600 - 800
217
A COLLECTION COMPRISING A GLASS ROLLING PIN,
a deceiptor decanter, a toasting glass, George V; a tall stemmed object, and a moulded beaker inscribed ‘W Coles, Vauxhall RD ‘ (5)
€100 - 200
218
A COLLECTION OF GEORGIAN
TRUMPET SHAPED ALE GLASSES (10)
Lot 216
€200 - 300
219
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY PLAIN
CIRCULAR FRUIT BOWL,
with foldover rim on a square moulded ‘lemon squeezer’ base. 26cm wide.
€200 - 400
220
A QUANTITY OF GEORGIAN TRUMPET AND BARREL SHAPED WINE GLASSES (9)
€200 - 300
221 - 222No lot
Lot 219
54
223
A PAIR OF IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS OVAL SMALL BUTTER COOLER TUREENS,
with domed lids and knop finials with scallop cut
rims etc. 14cm wide, 11cm tall.
€800 - 1200
224
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF GLASS WARE
including jugs, ring stands, and a Thwaithe Dublin
bottle (11)
€50 - 100
Lot 223
225no lot
226
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY circular
BUTTER COOLER,
with domed cover having prismatic cut decoration.
15cm diameter.
€200 - 300
Lot 226
227
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS CIRCULAR SERVING BOWL,
with cut turnover rim. 29cm diameter.
€150 - 250
228
AN IRISH LARGE BALUSTER SHAPED DECANTER,
with double triple ring necks, cut shoulders and
fluted base and two other Irish decanters (3)
€150 - 250
Lot 227
55
229
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY IRISH
CUT GLASS OVAL BOAT SHAPED FRUIT BOWL,
with serrated rim and diamond field banding raised on a moulded glass foot. 31cm
wide, 25cm tall.
€600 - 1000
230
A LARGE COLLECTION OF MODERN CUT CRYSTAL WATERFORD
GLASSES,
approximately 50 items
€200 - 300
231
AN IRISH THREE RING HALF PINT PLAIN BALUSTER SHAPED
DECANTER, EARLY 19th CENTURY,
another and a flat cut bell shaped decanter,
possibly Cork (3)
Lot 229
€200 - 300
232
CANOE SHAPED CUT GLASS FRUIT BOWL,
cut fluted rim on a moulded oval ‘lemon
squeezer’ base.
€500 - 800
233
AN IRISH FULL BLOWN MOULDED
DECANTER,
and another (2)
€100 - 150
Lot 232
56
234
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OVAL CUT GLASS BOAT SHAPED BOWL,
with scalloped rim, decorated with cut swags and
central starburst. 37cm wide.
€300 - 500
Lot 234
235
A SET OF FOUR GREEN GLASS
TUMBLER CUPS, 19th CENTURY,
a green glass claret, possibly Dublin; a finger bowl
and a plate (7).
€50 - 100
236
A PAIR OF IRISH GEORGE III
CIRCULAR CUT GLASS DISHES,
with flat cut decoration. 26cm diameter.
€500 - 800
Lot 236
237
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS SHAPED RECTANGULAR SERVING DISH,
with scalloped rim, raised on Sheffield plated stand with scroll supports. 26cm wide.
€300 - 400
Lot 237
238
A QUANTITY OF GEORGIAN
TRUMPET SHAPED WINE GLASSES. (11)
€100 - 150
239
A PAIR OF 19th CENTURY GLASS OVAL SERVING DISHES,
of graduated size, each with serrated rim and body
cut with radials and centre fan section, on an oval
star-cut base, 32cm high and 28cm wide. together
with an oval lead glass example with scalloped
rim and oval section design, 29cm wide.
(3)
€150 - 250
Lot 239
57
240
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS CIRCULAR FRUIT BOWL,
with turnover rim, decorated with prismatic cutting
and flat cut banding on a square moulded lemon
squeezer base. 30cm diameter.
€500 - 700
241
A COLLECTION OF GEORGIAN WINE AND CORDIAL GLASSES
with air twist stems (8).
€200 - 300
Lot 240
242
A QUANTITY OF GEORGIAN
TRUMPET SHAPED ENGRAVED PORT GLASSES,
mostly on folded foot. (8)
€150 - 200
243
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY OVAL CANOE SHAPED SALAD BOWL,
with scallop rim and alternate prismatic cutting on
an oval lemon squeezer base. 31cm wide.
€500 - 800
244
Lot 243
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS OVAL FRUIT BOWL,
with serrated rim and diamond field body on a separate stand.
€150 - 250
Lot 244
58
245
A COLLECTION OF NINE 19TH
CENTURY GLASS TODY LIFTERS. (9)
€150 - 200
246
THREE IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS LIQUEUR DECANTERS,
of baluster form. (3)
€100 - 150
Lot 245
Lot 246
247
A LATE 18TH CENTURY WATERFORD CUT GLASS OVAL PERFUME FLASK,
the edges with prismatic cutting and wheel engraved monogram, another inset perfume flask
and a perfume vial. (3)
€60 - 80
248
Lot 247
Lot 249
A SET OF SIX ETCHED AND ENGRAVED GLASS RUMMERS,
in German style, each decorated with vines,
leaves and tendrils on a spreading circular foot,
15cm high.
€100 - 200
249
A COLLECTION OF IRISH PUGH STYLE GLASSWARE, 19TH CENTURY,
comprising of a tapering water jug and four
various drinking glasses, each with etched and
engraved decorated bands of shamrocks and
tendrils.
€100 - 200
250no lot
Lot 248
251
A MATCHED SET OF SIX RUMMERS IN EARLY 19th CENTURY STYLE,
cut with a narrow band of small diamonds above
a row of thumb nail facets, together with a set of
six liqueur glasses of similar design. (12)
€100 - 200
252
Lot 251
Lot 252
A SET OF FIVE RUMMERS, IN EARLY
VICTORIAN STYLE,
each with a band of arched thumb nail facets,
on slightly domed circular foot, 15cm high,
together with a waisted bowl on square lemon
squeeze base, 16cm high. (6)
€60 - 80
59
253
A DAUM ENAMELLED AND CAMEO GLASS VASE,
of tapering cylindrical form, with ‘C’ scroll handle,
decorated with foliage in green and mottled brown.
Etched to base Daum Nancy with Cross of Lorraine. 20cm tall.
€600 - 900
254
A COLLECTION OF FIVE WRYTHEN GEORGIAN ALE GLASSES. (5)
€50 - 100
255
A PAIR OF FACETTED TAPER
CANDLESTICKS, LATE 18th CENTURY, POSSIBLY IRISH,
on shaped and flat cut moulded bases and another.
(3)
€250 - 400
256
Lot 253
A LALIQUE MOULDED, FROSTED GLASS ESPALION VASE,
of ovid form, decorated with fern leaf pattern in
low relief, with moulded signature and etched signature. 17cm tall.
€500 - 700
257
A MATCHED SET OF IRISH CUT glass
BARREL SHAPED WINE GLASSES, PROBABLY WATERFORD,
with diamond banding and knopped stems including four liqueur glasses. (21)
€300 - 500
Lot 256
60
258
A QUANTITY OF BRISTOL AND
DUBLIN BLUE GLASS ITEMS
including finger bowls, one inscribed ‘Ellin Griffith Cross Keys’ rinsers and jugs
€200 - 300
Lot 258
259
A COLLECTION OF TWELVE
DOUBLE LIPPED GREEN GLASS
RINSERS,
a finger bowls, and two stands
€100 - 200
260
A WATERFORD DARK BLUE AND clear CUT BOWL BY JOHN ROCHA,
and amethyst finger bowl and a studio
bowl (3)
Lot 259
€50 - 100
261
Lot 260
Lot 261
A PINK CAMEO GILDED OPALINE GLASS EWER, 19th CENTURY,
a blue glass jug, and a quantity of objects
including press glass (7)
€100 - 200
262
TWO VASELINE GLASS JELLY MOULDS,
modelled as retrievers, and a collection of
moulded and coloured glass, etc.
€50 - 80
Lot 263
263
A QUANTITY OF GREEN GLASS WINE GLASSES, 18th / 19th CENTURY.
€40 - 60
Lot 262
264
A PAIR OF AMBER CUT GLASS BOAT SHAPE SALTS,
on diamond bases.
€100 - 150
265
Lot 264
Lot 265
A good pair of 19th Century
Amethyst Glass Decanters,
the bell shaped body rising to an elongated neck, fitted with cork stoppers, 23cm
high
€200 - 300
61
266
A SET OF THREE 19TH CENTURY BLUE GLASS BOTTLE SHAPED
DECANTERS,
with stoppers, decorated in gilt, inscribed Brandy, Hollands, Brandy. 24cm tall. (3)
€300 - 500
Lot 266
267
A PAIR OF BOHEMIAN AMETHYST GLASS PANELLED CUPS,
with covers, decorated in gilt with ribbon tied swags and
scenes depicting children playing. 29cm tall.
€200 - 300
268
No lot
Lot 267
269
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BELFAST AMETHYST GLASS PANELLED
BALUSTER DECANTER,
with spiral neck rings.
This decanter was reputedly made by Benjamin
Edwards’ Glass House after it formally closed, see M.S.
Dudley Westroop, Irish Glass, plate 7,
and another amethyst Glass decanter. (2)
€100 - 150
Lot 269
270
A QUANTITY OF AMETHYST GLASS ,
including Hyacyinth vases, wine glasses, a pipe and a
jug (8)
€50 - 100
Lot 270
62
271
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY GREEN FLUTED GLASS
PHARMACIST’S BOTTLES.
€200 - 300
272
Lot 271
AN IRISH 19th CENTURY WATER JUG,
with faceted rim and handle, above a thumb shaped faceted neck and overall faceted body, on a star cut base.
21cm high
€100 - 150
273
A FLAT CUT SWEETMEAT GLASS, 18th CENTURY,
with raised rim and knopped stem on cut domed base
and a wine glass on facetted stem (2)
€200 - 300
Lot 272
274
A QUANTITY OF UTILITARIAN
GLASSWARE
including chemist measures etc.
€50 - 100
275
Lot 274
A LARGE COLLECTION OF MODERN CUT GLASS WARE
including: bowls, footed bowls, cream jugs and stands
€100 - 200
276
A COLLECTION OF EIGHT CUT GLASS FINGER BOWLS
€80 - 100
Lot 276
63
277
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS OVAL DOUBLE BOTTLE flask,
wheel cut with foliage and date 1883, (later decorated). 21cm.
€100 - 150
278
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY OVAL
DOUBLE BOTTLE FLASK,
with applied postcard sides and wheel engraved foliage. 22cm
tall.
€200 - 300
279
A 19TH CENTURY GLASS BOTTLE flask,
in the form of a Bellows, and another Bottle Flask. (2)
Lot 277
Lot 278
€50 - 100
280
AN IRISH GEORGE III CUT GLASS
CANDLESTICK,
of baluster form, on a square lemon squeezer base. 19cm tall.
€300 - 400
281
AN IRISH GEORGE III FLAT CUT GLASS TABLE CANDLESTICK,
of waisted baluster form. 27cm tall.
Lot 279
€500 - 800
282
Lot 280
AN ENGRAVED STEMMED COMMEMORATIVE GLASS,
wheel engraved,
‘Seaham Colliery Explosion 8 Sept 1880
164 lives lost’
€50 - 100
283
A LATE 19th CENTURY ETCHED GLASS GOBLET,
the long large funnel bowl decorated with a continuous band of
vines, grapes and foliage on a short double knapped stem and
circular foot, 14cm high, together with a smaller example and
a late 19th Century wine glass engraved with ferns and flower
blooms; along with a pair of facetted circular finger bowls. (5)
Lot 281
Lot 282
€150 - 250
284
A COLLECTION OF GEORGIAN AND LATER CORDIAL and liquer glasses.
€100 - 150
Lot 283
Lot 284
64
285
BELFAST ACT OF UNION DECANTER,
the body partially fluted and engraved with
shamrocks, thistles and roses, with two milled
neck rings. 22cm high.
€500 - 700
65
286
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY ACT OF UNION MALLET
SHAPEd deCANTER,
possibly Belfast, the partially fluted body,
engraved with thistles, shamrocks and
roses and bearing the legend ‘The land we
live in’, with three milled neck rings, with
a target stopper. 23cm high.
€400 - 500
66
287
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY CORK MALLET SHAPED
DECANTER,
partially fluted body, decorated with engraved ribbon tied swags and
cross hatched flowers, with three neck rings, the underneath marked
the ‘Waterloo Glass Company Cork’. 27cm high.
€500 - 800
288
Lot 287
Lot 288
MALLET SHAPED DECANTER,
the plain body decorated with engraved shamrock, rose and thistle,
the obverse depicting an early steam ship, inscribed ‘Lion’, with target
shaped stopper. 27cm high.
€150 - 250
289
DECANTER,
possibly Belfast, the partially fluted body decorated with engraved
trailing wines and bunches of grapes, and with a circular medalion
depicting an anchor and the initial ‘ILJ’ with two milled neck rings
and target stopper. 28cm high.
€400 - 600
290
Lot 289
Lot 290
the partially fluted body, decorated with engraved ribbon tied swags
and cross hatched flowers, with three neck rings and a plain target
shaped stopper, the base marked faintly with ‘Waterloo Glass Company Cork’. 25cm high.
€500 - 700
291
the partially fluted body decorated with cross hatched continuous
bands of cross hatched lozenges, with three milled neck rings and a
flat mushroom stopper, the base marked ‘Cork Glass Company’. 25cm
high.
€300 - 500
292
plain partially fluted body, faintly impressed ‘Waterloo Glass Cork’
mark and associated target stopper. 25cm high.
€150 - 200
Lot 291
Lot 292
67
293
A RARE IRISH 19TH CENTURY
BALUSTER CUT GLASS WATER JUG,
with “c” scroll handle, decorated with wheel
cut hatched flowers and ribbon tied swags,
probably Waterloo Glass Company Cork.
17cm tall.
€300 - 500
Lot 294
Lot 293
294
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT AND MOULDED GLASS JUG,
with serrated rim and “c” scroll handle, prismatic banding and gothic style arcading.
19cm tall.
€80 - 120
295
AN IRISH EARLY 19th CENTURY
HELMET SHAPED CREAM JUG,
flat cut pannelled decoration and c-scroll
handle and another large baluster jug cut
with star burst diamonds. (2)
Lot 295
€100 - 150
296
A VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED
DECANTER WAGON,
with naturalistic casting, the articulated loop
handle and twin coaster compartments with
fruiting vines and foliage, fitted with two 19th
Century mallet shaped decanters.
€150 - 200
Lot 296
68
297
AN ENGRAVED AND FACETTED STEMMED CORDIAL GLASS, 18th
CENTURY, POSSIBLY CORK,
and a pair similar (3)
€100 - 200
298no lot
299
Lot 257
Lot 297
A SET OF SIX IRISH 19th CENTURY
LIQUEUR GLASSES,
engraved with star and swag design
above a row of arched flutes on a circular
foot, and a set of six 19th Century drum
shaped liqueur glasses, each engraved
with number ‘21’ within an oval, together
with a collection of tot glasses.
€100 - 150
300
Lot 300
Lot 299
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY FLAT CUT GLASS SWEET MEAT DISH,
on a cut tapering stem and circular foot.
18cm tall.
€200 - 300
301
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS SERVING DISHES,
of oval form, with serrated fan cut rim,
above a band of diamonds, and star cut
base, togther with a modern Waterford
glass piggin, with angular finger grips,
and body with alternating cut and clear
glass sections.
€80 - 120
Lot 301
Lot 303
302no lot
303
A LARGE AND VARIED
COLLECTION OF GEORGIAN STEMMED WINE GLASSES.
(approx 27).
€100 - 200
304
Lot 304
A COLLECTION OF FLAT CUT JELLY GLASSES, IRISH LATE 18th
CENTURY (10)
€200 - 300
69
305
AN IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS CIRCULAR SALAD BOWL,
with panelled and close cut diamonds on a square lemon
squeezer base. 23cm diameter.
€300 - 500
306
AN IRISH 19th CENTURY GLASS
WHISKEY BARREL,
possibly Pugh of Dublin, decorated to the body simulating
coopering, with a brass tap. 38cm high
Lot 305
€400 - 600
307
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS CIrCULAR FRUIT BOWL,
with foldover rim, decorated with cut diamond banding, raised
on a Sheffield plated stand with circular base. 23cm high.
€100 - 200
Lot 306
308
A LARGE MOULDED GLASS TANTALUS DECANTER,
the stopper fixed with a silver locking mechanism. Birmingham
marks, c. 1929. 32cm tall.
€80 - 100
Lot 308
Lot 307
70
309
A PAIR OF LARGE 19th CENTURY CLEAR GLASS TODDY MIXERS,
the deep bowl with single lip to the rim, on a
short tapering stem and flat circular foot, together with another pair of mixed glasses of
smaller proportions.
€80 - 120
310
Lot 309
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS SWEET MEAT URN,
with tall domed lid with knop finial on a square
cut base. 30cm tall.
€100 - 150
Lot 310
311
A 19TH CENTURY CUT AND MOULDED GLASS SWEET MEAT URN,
with domed knopped lid, on square moulded
base. 14cm tall.
€100 - 150
312
Lot 312
Lot 311
the partially fluted body , decorated with cross
hatched continuous bands of cross hatched lozenges, with three milled neck rings, the base
marked ‘Cork Glass Company’. 22cm high.
€100 - 200
313no lot
314
AN IRISH 19th CENTURY COMPRESSED BALUSTER SHAPED WATER JUG,
with serrated rim and cut diamond decoration,
along with two smaller examples.
€200 - 300
Lot 314
315
A PAIR OF BRISTOL GREEN GLASS
CONDIMENT BOTTLES AND
STOPPERS,
and a collection (10)
€200 - 300
316
A SET OF FOUR BALUSTER RUMMERS
and two others (6).
€30 - 50
Lot 316
71
317
A STEMMED CORDIAL GLASS,
c.1740 with pinched bowl and a folded
foot; another on tall knopped stem and
two engraved stemmed glasses.
€200 - 300
318
Not lot
319
A VERY LARGE COLLECTION OF
WATERFORD CUT CRYSTAL WINE GLASSES
Lot 317
€200 - 300
320
A GOOD COLLECTION OF
GEORGIAN WINE, port and ale glasses
Lot 319
€200 - 300
321
A MIXED COLLECTION OF
CHAMPAGNE FLUTES
€50 - 100
Lot 320
322
A QUANTITY OF GLASS PLATES AND STANDS (13)
€50 - 100
323
A COLLECTION OF GEORGIAN
CORDIAL PORT AND WINE
GLASSES,
some engraved and on folded feet, and
including a rare gin glass
Lot 321
Lot 322
€200 - 300
324
A COLLECTION OF SIX VARIOUS
DECANTERS
Lot 323
Lot 324
€50 - 100
72
Lot 326
Paintings, Furniture & China, etc
325
WILLIAM WARD aFTER H. D.
HAMILTON
Preaching for the Orphans
Mezzotint, 66 x 70cm
€400 - 600
326
R. HAVELL after J. HAVERTY
King George IV entering Dublin, 1821
and
King George IV entering Kingstown,
1821
A pair, coloured engraving, 39 x 61cm
Lot 325
€500 - 600
327
AFTER JAMES MALTON
College Library, Dublin
Hand coloured engraving, 30 x 39cm
(Reprint)
€250 - 350
328
Lot 327
AFTER THOMAS SAUTELLE
ROBERTS (1760-1826)
College Green, Dublin
Hand coloured Aquatint, 58 x 83cm
€800 - 1200
Lot 328
73
329
HENRY BROCAS,
AFTER SAMUEL FREDERICK BROCAS
Dublin Views
A set of nine coloured etchings, 26.5 x 41.5cm
Published by J. Le Petit, Anglesea Street, Dublin
€1500 - 2000
76
330
STYLE OF J.F. HERRING SNR.
Startled Horses with distant Train
Oil on canvas, 40 x 60cm
Bearing signature
€400 - 600
Lot 330
331
J. M. KAVANAGH (AMERICAN)
Peace Pipe
Signed
€300 - 400
332
ATTRIBUTED TO
SEBASTIAN PETHER
Moonlit Scene with two Fishermen
€800 - 1200
Lot 332
333
DUTCH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY
Ruin with Figure on a White Horse
Oil on panel, 29 x 21.5cm
€300 - 500
334
FINOLA O’KEEFFE
Still Life Study of Wine, Cheese and Grapes
Oil on canvas, 30.5 x 30.5cm
Signed
(unframed)
€100 - 200
Lot 333
77
Lot 335
335
SAMUEL F BROCAS (1792-1847)
View of College Green, Dublin
Ink and watercolour, 24 x 39.5cm
Signed and dated 1817 indistinctly in
lower right
337
Victorian School (19th
Century)
Shepherdess with her sheep
Stumpwork panel, oval, 38.5 x 27cm
Together with a collection of three needlework
pictures of various sizes, depicting flowers in a
garden, a figure sitting by a tree and the other
quoting a prayer.
(4)
€2000 - 3000
€100 - 200
336
JONATHAN BUTLER
John Dunn’s Yard, Kilternan
Needlework panel, 38.5 x 48.5cm
Signed and dated July ‘96
And another work by the same artist. (2)
€250 - 350
338
Veronica Haywood
(20th/21st Century)
Monday, Cross Avenue, Dun Laoghaire
Watercolour, 31.5 x 23cm
Signed and dated ‘90
Together with two watercolours by Douglas
Hemingway and Betty McCormack
(3)
€100 - 150
78
339
TWO BELLEEK CHINA LIMPET WARE SUGAR BOWLS,
a limpet ware tea pot, a cream jug and an octagonal
sugar bowl. (5)
€250 - 350
340
Lot 339
A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD CHINA GRASS WARE TEAPOT,
with a third period Belleek scallop dish, a second
period ivy patterned bowl and a collection of jugs.
€150 - 250
341
A rare pair of parian busts of
Michael Collins and
Arthur Griffith
19.5 cm high
€300-500
Lot 340
342
No lot
343
A PAIR OF BELLEEK FIRST
PERIOD CIRCULAR PIERCED
BASKETWEAVE PLATES,
the undersides glazed. 23cm diameter.
€100 - 200
Lot 343
79
Lot 346
344
Lot 344
A BELLEEK SECOND PERIOD FOUR STRAND PIERCED SQUARE SHAPED BASKET,
decorated with applied flowers. 20cm wide.
€200 - 400
345
A RARE SECOND PERIOD BELLEEK COMMEMORATIVE VASE,
decorated with portrait medallions, depicting
Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins. 10cm high.
Lot 341
€800 - 1200
346
A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD THREE STRAND PIERCED COVERED BASKET,
profusely decorated with entwined roses, thistles
and shamrocks. 23cm wide.
€800 - 1200
Lot 345
80
Lot 347
81
Lot 348
347
A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD OVAL DRESSING TABLE MIRROR,
the frame decorated with applied beaded border, profusely applied flowers and foliage, mounted on
a timber stand. 41cm high x 33cm wide.
€800 - 1000
348
A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD CHINA NEPTUNE PATTERN TEA SERVICE,
comprising two cake plates, twelve tea cups, twelve saucers, a tea pot, eleven side plates, sugar bowl
and a cream jug, decorated with coral banding.
€1500 - 2000
82
348A
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERy PAINTED JUG FIGURE
in the personage of Horatio Nelson. 30cm tall.
€100 - 150
349
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURE
of a king seated in a tent, possibly Garrick playing Richard
III. 26cm tall.
€100 - 150
350
Lot 348A
Lot 349
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTEry
GROUP,
depicting the death of Nelson, and a standing figure of Napoleon.
€200 - 300
351
A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY
FIGURES
of George IV and Queen Caroline and the infant Charlotte,
seated. 14cm tall. (2).
€80 - 120
352
Lot 350
Lot 351
TWO 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES OF PRINCE ALBERT,
one seated, each with a blue coat and top hat. 15.5cm and
13.5cm tall.(2)
€80 - 100
353
A LATE 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF THE IRISH PIPER,
modelled standing in a colourful traditional costume leaning against a wall, on a shaped base, 34cm high; together
with a mid 19th Century Staffordshire flatback figure of
Lord Kitchener modelled standing in military costume, on
a black painted moulded oval base, 36cm high (2)
€200 - 300
Lot 352
Lot 353
354
A 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP DEPICTING “THE PRINCE OF WALES”,
standing with hound by his left side on a moulded and gilt
titled base, 37cm high; together with another 19th Century
flatback figure of “Princes of May”, modelled in standing
posture on a moulded oval base, 39cm high. (2)
€150 - 250
355
Lot 354
Lot 355
A 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE pottery
FLATBACK figure OF “SEXTON M.P.”,
depicted standing against a pillar fastening his coat, on an
oval base, inscribed with title, 38cm high; together with a
large flatback figure depicting “Lord Baden Powel” in full
military uniform, resting on a cannon, on an oval inscribed
base, 43cm high (2)
€200 - 300
83
356
A 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE pottery FLATBACK GROUP,
ALLEGORY OF PEACE,
modelled as an angel standing, holding an
inscribed banner, between Irish and British
attendants on a moulded oval base. 33cm
High
€150 - 250
357
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURE OF CHARLES STUART PARNELL,
shown as a Celtic warrior with a club in
one hand and an imagined Home rule flag.
36cm high.
€200 - 300
358
Lot 356
Lot 357
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY GROUP
of Turkey, England and France, in the form
of their respective monarchs. 28.5cm tall.
€100 - 150
359
of Garibaldi standing, a sword in one hand,
the other resting on his attendant horse.
Lot 358
Lot 359
€100 - 150
360
of The Duke Wellington. 34cm tall.
€100 - 200
361
depicting Theobald Wolfe Tone holding
flags, with transfer applied motto “Who
fears to speak of 98”. 35cm tall.
€200 - 300
Lot 360
Lot 361
84
362
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE
POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURAL GROUP
depicting Thomas Smith and the poacher William Collier enclosed by a leafy bough. 32cm tall.
€300 - 500
363
Lot 362
Lot 363
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE
of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, his hand resting on a plinth
bearing the transfer motto “Who fears to speak of 98”.
37cm.
€150 - 200
364
of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, his hand resting on a plinth
bearing the transfer motto “Who fears to speak of 98”.
37cm tall.
€150 - 200
365
Lot 364
Lot 365
of Henry Joy McCracken. 35cm tall.
€150 - 200
366
After Adam Buck (1759-1833)
The Darling Awake
Stipple engraving, 29 x 23cm
With a collection of seven prints including two other
stipple engravings by J.R. Smith entitled ‘The Careful
Mother’ and ‘The Careless Mother’, oval, each 12 x 9cm.
(8)
€100 - 200
Lot 366
Lot 367
367
A LARGE 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE
POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURE
of Dick Whittington, his hand resting on a milestone
“IV miles to London”. 43cm tall.
€150 - 250
368no lot
369
Lot 369
POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURE OF A FEMALE FISHMONGER,
27cm high; and a Staffordshire figure depicting an Irish
Colleen. 32cm high. (2)
€150 - 200
85
370
An early 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE BEAR JAR
and cover, the head with a link chain through the nose, made to
stand or sit. 24cm seated.
€400 - 500
86
370B
of Queen Mary on horseback. 26cm tall.
€100 - 150
370C
of Garibaldi on horseback. 31cm tall.
€100 - 150
Lot 370B
370D
THREE 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES
of riders on horseback. Various heights, circa
36cm tall. (3).
€200 - 300
Lot 370C
Lot 370D
370E
POTTERY FIGURE OF A RIDER ON
HORSEBACK,
entitled “War” and another depicting Col.
Peard, and an Irish Hussar (3)
€150 - 200
370F
POTTERY FIGURE
of the Duke of Cambridge on horseback, and a
matching figure of the Duchess. 35.5 high. (2).
€100 - 150
Lot 370E
Lot 370F
370G
A COLLECTION OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE
POTTERY MODELS
of cottages and a castle. 15cm tallest. (4).
€200 - 300
370H
POLYCHROME POTTERY
WATCHHOLDER GROUP
of two figures and the Empress of France astride
a horse, and a group of two harvesters (3)
Lot 370H
€150 - 200
87
370J
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY HOLY WATER FONT,
and a smaller font (2)
€80 - 100
371
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP,
depicting Mary and Joseph on the Flight into Egypt,
and a mould of Mary and the infant Jesus. (2).
€150 - 200
372
depicting the Prince and Princess of Wales. 24cm
high. and another figural group depicting Little Eva
and Uncle Tom. 21cm high. (2)
Lot 371
Lot 370J
€100 - 150
373
A 19TH CENTURY GLAZED POTTERY GROUP,
depicting the founding of the Independent Order of
Good Templars at Utica in New York State in 1851.
28cm high.
€100 - 150
374
TWO 19th CENTURY POLYCHROME STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUPS,
the first depicting King John with attendants signing
the magna carta under a canopy, on a naturalistic oval
base, 33cm high; the second group depicting three
muses, in colourful dress against a brocade ground,
standing on an oval grassy base, 28cm high. (2)
Lot 373
Lot 372
€200 - 300
375
376
A COLLECTION OF THREE 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FLATBACK
FIGURES
comprising a model of the Duke of Clarence, depicted
in military dress standing by a cannon, 40cm high;
together with another polychrome figure of Admiral
Charles Napier, 43cm high; and a flatback pottery figure depicting the actor George Rignold as Henry V,
standing in a flexed position holding a flag on a shaped
oval base, 41cm high.
Lot 375
Lot 374
€250 - 350
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURES
of male and female cow herders with their cattle. (2).
€60 - 100
377
of a seater cobbler on a rectangular base, and a Neopolitan standing figure. 33cm and 31cm tall. (2).
€200 - 400
Lot 376
Lot 377
88
378
A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR STOOL,
the tapestry covered seat raised on a carved frieze and
cabriole legs and hairy paw feet. 54 x 42cm
€300 - 400
Lot 378
379
A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR CHEST OF DRAWERS,
of compact form with brass drop handles and raised on
bracket feet. 64.5 x 33.5cm
€300 - 500
Lot 379
380
A MAHOGANY FRAMED
RECTANGULAR STOOL,
the needle work top raised on turned tapering legs. 41
x 51cm
€60 - 100
381
Lot 380
382
Lot 382
A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY
CIRCULAR THREE TIER GRADUATED DUMB WAITER,
with moulded rims and raised on tripod supports.116cm
high
€300 - 400
A CHINESE PADOUK RECTANGULAR OCCASIONAL TABLE WITH PIERCED FRIEZE AND SCROLL ENDS.
83 x 41cm
€300 - 400
89
383
AN IRISH GEORGE IV YEW WOOD RECTANGULAR CELLaRETTE,
the flat domed lid with tongue and dart banding, the front decorated with a bas relief
carving of a harp within a wreath of shamrocks, raised on quadruped platform base and
paw feet. 54 x 36cm
€1000 - 1500
90
384
A GEORGE I STYLE STAINED OAK OVAL DOUBLE DROP LEAF GATE LEG TABLE.
90 X 102cm
€300 - 500
385
Lot 384
A JACOBEAN STYLE STAINED OAK COFFER
OF COMPACT RECTANGULAR FORM,
the three panel front with carved geometric decoration. 47
x 96cm
€600 - 800
386
Lot 385
A BRASS FIRST WORLD WAR SHELL CASE AND
A COLLECTION OF FIRE BRASSES.
€250 - 300
387
A GEORGE IV INLAID MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR BOW FRONT CHEST,
with two short and two long cock beaded drawers, oval
brass handles and raised on bracket feet. 88 x 50cm
€500 - 800
Lot 387
388
A GEORGE III STAINED OAK OVAL DOUBLE DROP LEAF TABLE,
with plain turned tapering legs and pad feet. 97 x 111cm
€150 - 250
Lot 388
91
389
A MATCHED SET OF FIVE ENGLISH PROVINCIAL
ELM ELBOW CHAIRS
€500 - 800
390
A PAIR OF 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED
UPHOLSTERED LOW SEAT CHAIRS,
with arched button backs and raised on carved cabriole legs
Lot 389
€400 - 600
391
A LATE 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY TOWEL RAIL.
66cm wide
€50 - 80
Lot 390
392
A 17th CENTURY PROVINCIAL STAINED ELM
RECTANGULAR COFFER,
with single plank hinged top above bas
relief carved panel front. 114 x 37cm
€250 - 350
393
Lot 392
TWO PROVINCIAL STAINED WOOD KITCHEN CHAIRS
€30 - 50
Lot 393
92
394
A ROSEWOOD SWIVEL PIANO
STOOL, 19th CENTURY,
with upholstered seat on baluster fluted central support on circular base and claw feet. 46.5cm high
€200 - 300
Lot 394
395
Lot 395
396
397
A MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR, IN 18th CENTURY STYLE,
the scrolling top rail above a vase shaped splat headed
by bell flower, drop in seat, shaped apron on ribbon
tied headed legs and shell feet; together with an oak
provincial single chair, in 17th Century style, with
solid central splat, drop-in embroidered seat
€400 - 600
FOUR PROVINCIAL STAINED WOOD LADDER BACK CHAIRS
with rush seats raised on turned legs. (4)
€200 - 300
A MAHOGANY FOUR-TIER WALL SHELF.
107cm wide; and a mahogany three-tier example with
pierced sides. 54cm wide (2)
€30 - 50
Lot 397
398
A MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID
RECTANGULAR DRESSING TABLE
MIRROR, EARLY 20th CENTURY,
together with a hardwood oriental rectangular dressing table mirror on stand (2)
€60 - 100
Lot 398
93
399
A FINE VICTORIAN Killarney work INLAID ARBUTUS AND YEW, SHAPED RECTANGULAR LIBRARY TABLE,
the top with moulded rim centred with a crown, harp and with thistle, rose and
shamrock motifs within oak leaf and acorn banding, fitted twin frieze drawers
and raised on twin bulbous octagonal linked platform base. 132 x 93cm
€3000 - 5000
94
400
Lot 400
401
402
Lot 401
403
Lot 402
404
AN EDWARDIAN SHERATON
SERPENTINE FRONT SIDEBOARD,
of compact proportions, profusely
decorated with bands of trailing flowers, fitted
centre drawer flanked by twin cupboards and
raised on square tapering legs. 122cm wide
€700 - 1000
A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY PLAIN CIRCULAR BREAKFAST TABLE,
raised on turned centre pillar and splayed tripod supports with brass toe caps. 111cm diameter
€400 - 600
A GEORGE II STYLE WALNUT FRAMED WALL MIRROR WITH
BEVELLED PLATE.
66.5 x 43cm
€120 - 180
A 19th CENTURY INLAID
MAHOGANY HALF CIRCULAR
FOLDING TOP CARD TABLE,
the top with satinwood cross banding and
raised on slender square tapering legs.
86.5 x 43cm
€400 - 600
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR BEDSIDE
CUPBOARD,
with tray top above a tambour front cupboard
above a single drawer on chamfered square
supports.
61 x 41cm
€400 - 600
Lot 404
95
405
A Victorian Arbutus wood circular breakfast table,
possibly Killarney, with beaded borders and reeded frieze, raised on a cluster column centre pillar and tripod base, the base with bas relief carving of Shamrocks,
roses and thistles and other foliage, raised on bun feet. 113cm diameter.
€1000-1500
96
406
407
Lot 407
Lot 406
408
409
Lot 409
Lot 408
410
411
A COLLECTION OF FOUR 19TH
CENTURY RECTANGULAR LITHOPHANES,
depicting various genre subjects.
€100 - 150
A LARGE VICTORIAN
RECTANGULAR LITHOPHANE,
depicting a travelling monk and a roadside begger.
28x22cm.
€80 - 120
A COLLECTION OF FOUR VARIOUS SIZE LITHOPHANES,
figural subjects.
€100 - 150
figural subjects.
€100 - 150
figural subjects.
€100 - 150
A BELLEEK CIRCULAR LITHOPHANE,
depicting The Seated Madonna after Raphael.
22cm diameter.
€100 - 200
Lot 411
412
A STAINED GLASS PANEL DEPICTING ST. GEORGE.
35.5 X 29.5cm
€300 - 400
413
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLY
CHROME POTTERY DOUBLE-SIDED
FIGURE
representing gin and water. 23cm tall.
€150 - 250
Lot 410
Lot 412
97
414
A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD CHINA
TEAPOT,
with china man lid, simulated bamboo handle and decorative spout. 15cm high
€600 - 1000
415
A LARGE BELLEEK CHINA FIRST
PERIOD CHINESE WARE HOT
WATER POT,
with braided silk handle and opposing dragon spouts and china man lid. 70.5cm high x
30cm wide
€1000 - 1500
416
Lot 414
POLYCHROME POTTERY GROUP
of sweethearts in an arbour, with lustre decoration.
€100 - 150
417
of Lord Beaconsfield, his hand resting on a
plinth.
38cm tall.
Lot 415
€200 - 300
418
A SET OF SIX BELLEEK BISCUiT SIDE PLATES FIRST PERIOD (1865 - 1890),
with central basket weave design, enclosed by
a pierced petal border, impressed mark to the
base. 23 cm diameter
Lot 418
€150 - 250
419
AN ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY
WHIELDON WARE TIN GLAZED
POTTERY TEAPOT,
modelled as a cauliflower, in green and cream
tones with leafy c - scroll handle. 14 cm high
€100 - 200
Lot 419
98
420
AN IRISH 18th CENTURY DUBLIN DELFT CHARGER,
the hand painted reserve depicting a vase and peacock
feathers in oriental style, surmounted by flora and
sprigs of foliage, enclosed in a decorative blue border.
35.5cm diameter.
€500 - 700
421
Lot 420
A PAIR OF 18th CENTURY ENGLISH DELFT WARE PLATES,
of circular form decorated in blue on white ground.
Lot 421
€200 - 300
422
A COLLECTION OF THREE IRISH 18th DELFT WARE PLATES,
decorated with comb pattern and garden landscapes in
blue underglaze.
€200 - 300
423
Lot 422
A COLLECTION OF THREE IRISH DELFTWARE DISHES
decorated in traditional oriental designs, and two further delftware dishes, (5)
€200 - 300
Lot 423
424
A PAIR OF ENGLISH LAMBERT POLYCHROME DELFT DISHES, 18th CENTURY,
painted with flower head and leafy sprigs, 23cm diameter.
together with two further English Delft dishes of similar design and period. (4)
€200 - 300
425
Lot 424
Lot 425
A COLLECTION OF THREE CHINESE DISHES OF CIRCULAR FORM,
painted with prunus, flowers and foliage, in violet blue,
burnt orange and gilt, on a brocade and trellis ground,
31cm diameter; together with a Satsuma baluster
shaped vase, 19cm high.
€200 - 300
426
A GROUP OF EIGHT CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE DISHES,
18th Century, various patterns
€200 - 300
427
Lot 426
Lot 427
A CHINESE K’ANG HSI PERIOD FAMILLE ROSE CIRCULAR CHARGER,
the deep central reserve decorated with oriental vases and flowers, within a scrolling leafy border, the base with double ring in blue underglaze,
39cm diameter.
€300 - 500
99
428
A RARE GEORGE III DAVENPORT GLAZED EARTHENWARE OVAL LATTICE BASKET,
on stand, decorated by Donovan of Dublin, the
burnt orange ground painted in red and black
trailing foliage. 26cm wide.
Signed inscribed underneath.
€600 - 900
429
of the Prince of Wales, with attendant spaniel.
33cm tall.
Lot 428
€100 - 200
430
AN IRISH 19th CENTURY DESSERT SERVICE,
comprising ten dessert plates, two low comport
dishes and one tall comport dish, the central reserves each hand painted with a unique view of
well known Irish scenic views, including Cove
Harbour, Dunluce Castle, Glendalough and Carrickfergus Castle, each contained within turquoise
and gilt borders (13)
€1000 - 1500
431
Lot 430
of Robert Burns, his hand resting on a tree stump
holding an open book. 34cm tall.
€100 - 200
432
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY ‘DONOVAN’ DECORATED PART DINNER SERVICE,
water lily pattern, comprising of three graduated
meat dishes, a navette shaped tazza, sauce tureen,
and ladle, c.35 dinner plates, and three side plates.
Lot 432
€1000 - 1500
433
A 19th CENTURY EARTHENWARE OVAL GAME TUREEN,
with interior liner and lid, decorated with dead
game in high relief.
22cm wide
€150 - 250
Lot 433
100
434
AN 18th CENTURY EXPORT TANKARD
APPLIED WITH SIMULATED BAMBOO
HANDLE,
the body with painted figures and garden landscapes within trefoil reserves on a blue and white
ground, and a small teapot, 13cm high. (2)
€100 - 200
Lot 435
Lot 434
435
A CHINESE 18th CENTURY BLANC DE CHINE LIBATION CUP,
simulating rhinoceros horn and applied with prunus decoration, 6cm high; together with a collection of three 18th Century Chinese export sparrow
beak cups and two late 19th Century coffee cans.
(6)
€200 - 300
436
Lot 437
Lot 436
THREE 18th CENTURY DUTCH DELFT WARE DISHES,
each of similar blue and white design, profusely
decorated with floral sprays and foliage, 26cm diameter; together with a large 18th Century Delft
ware charger, 35cm diameter (4)
€200 - 300
437
Lot 438
Lot 439
A COLLECTION OF SEVEN CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE CIRCULAR DISHES,
18th Century, decorated with pagoda and pavilion
landscapes within banded diaper and floral borders.
€150 - 250
438
A COLLECTION OF CHINESE EXPORT WARE,
comprising a 18th Century Mandarin ware teapot
and cover, painted with dignitaries drinking tea
in a garden setting, 12cm high; together with two
Famille Rose tureen stands, of rectangular form
and a circular dish painted with deer and birds in a
river landscape. (4)
€200 - 300
439
Lot 441
A CHINESE YIXING POTTERY TEAPOT,
of globular form, applied with simulated bamboo
handle and trailing foliage, on a cream underglaze
ground, with white metal spout.
€300 - 400
440
A 19th CENTURY CANTON EXPORT
porcelain TEAPOT,
brightly decorated with figures in court interiors,
13cm high, together with; a similar but smaller example and a crackleware jarlet, 12cm high. (3)
€120 - 180
Lot 440
101
441
A SET OF TWELVE ROYAL CROWN
DERBY DINNER PLATES,
decorated in the Imari style, 24 cm diameter, together with a collection of Victorian ironstone,
including soup and vegetable tureen, and various
assorted bowls and dishes.
(Illustrated page 100)
€80 - 120
Lot 442
442
AN EARLY 20TH ARTS AND CRAFTS
POTTERY VASE BY VODREY, DUBLIN,
the flared neck with running brown and green
glazes on an ovoid body, impressed with stamp to
base, 24 cm high, together with a small jardinière
of simular design, with impressed stamp to base, 8
cm high. (2)
€500 - 700
443
A rare first period Belleek china
picture frame,
set within a rectangular frame of scrolling shamrocks and strapwork, 18 x 22cm
€600 - 800
Lot 443
444 - 445no lot
446
A 19th CENTURY DRESDEN porcelain URN AND COVER,
decorated with opposing rams heads and hand
painted floral bands, bordered in blue and gilt,
raised on a square foot. 35cm high
€200 - 300
Lot 446
102
447
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY
STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES
of a boy and a girl, and outsize spaniels. (2).
€80 - 100
448
Lot 447
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY MODEL OF A COTTAGE,
and a 19th century model of a lion, his
paw resting on a vanquished soldier. 24cm tall.
(2).
€100 - 150
Lot 448
449
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY STIRRUP CUP
in the form of a fox’s head.
€50 - 100
450
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY
STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY MODELS
of mastiffs. 10.5cm tall. (2).
€50 - 70
Lot 449
Lot 450
451
A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY MODELS OF RECUMBENT LIONS,
and three figures of spaniels. (5)
€150 - 200
452
Lot 451
Lot 452
A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY MODELS OF ST. BERNARDS,
each highlighted with burnt orange colours on a
white ground with inset glass eyes and gilt trim,
25cm high; together with a pair of Staffordshire
spaniels of traditional form, 23cm high.
€150 - 200
453
A COLLECTION OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY,
miniature spaniels, sheep and a cow.
€30 - 50
454
Lot 453
Lot 454
TWO 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY SPILL VASES,
in the form of cattle by tree stumps, one entitled
“Milk Sold Here”.
€100 - 150
103
455
A 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN
FIGURAL GROUP
depicting the “Tithe Pig” group, and two 19th
century Staffordshire pottery tithe pig groups.
(3).
€100 - 150
456
of Tom O’Shanter and Sooter Johnny, seated, a
barrel between them. 33cm tall.
Lot 455
€200 - 300
457
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY DERBY
PORCELAIN FIGURES
of the Welsh tailor and his wife astride goats,
and a Staffordshire pottery model of the Welsh
tailor’s wife. 15cm tall, first item. (3).
€100 - 150
458
Lot 457
A SET OF THREE INDIVIDUAL 19TH CENTURY DERBY STYLE PORCELAIN FIGURES,
from the Tithe Pig series, depicting a farmer,
his wife and a vicar. Circa 19cm tall. (3).
€150 - 250
459
A COLLECTION OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES
including a Pierrot, a female dancer, St Matthew and two others. (5).
Lot 459
€150 - 200
460
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES
including William Tell, Milton Shawgrave, a
Highland couple, etc.
€150 - 200
Lot 460
104
461
A GEORGE IV GILTWOOD WALL
MIRROR OF RECTANGULAR FORM,
with moulded cornice above leaf decorated
turned pillars.
79.4cm high x 60cm wide
€400 - 600
463
A PAIR OF 19th CENTURY GILDED PLASTER AND GESSO GIRANDOLE WALL MIRRORS,
decorated in the neo classical taste, with
surmounted urn, hoho birds and foliate decoration, fitted two candle sconces.
116cm long x 54cm wide
€1000 - 1500
464
A 19th CENTURY GILDED PLASTER AND GESSO OVAL WALL MIRROR,
in the neo-classical taste with surmounted
urn and foliate scrolls with a bevelled plate.
62 x 59cm
€120 - 150
105
466
A GEORGE IV LIGNUM VITAE SHAPED RECTANGULAR FOLDING TOP CARD TABLE,
raised on a square cut centre pillar and platform base, on four splayed legs with brass casters. 9
1.5 x 44.5cm
€2000 - 3000
106
467
A REGENCY STYLE CONVEX MIRROR
with ebonised reeded slip. 49.5cm
diameter.
€60 - 100
468
Lot 467
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF A GIRL
with violin and deer, together with a spill vase with
sleeping lovers, and a Derby style figure depicting
African elk. (3).
€100 - 150
469
A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR DESK
with gilt tooled green leather top above three frieze
drawers and raised on twin pedestals, each with
three drawers. 120 x 64.5cm
€400 - 600
Lot 469
470
A 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN GROUP
depicting Goldilocks and the Papa Bear, initialled
J.P. Beareith in underglaze blue, and a Staffordshire
figure of Florence Nightingale. (2).
€80 - 120
471
A 19th CENTURY WALNUT CIRCULAR OCCASIONAL TABLE,
with raised rim on a turned centre pillar raised on a
tripod base on paw feet. 63cm diameter, 58cm high
€200 - 300
Lot 471
107
472
A LOUIS XVI STYLE KINGWOOD RECTANGULAR VITRINE
with twin glazed panel doors and with applied gilt brass mounts, raised on
bracket feet. 154cm high x 94.5cm wide
€500 - 700
108
473
A 19th CENTURY STAINED OAK LONG CASE CLOCK,
the hood with turned pillars and brass mounts, with
brass dial inscribed “Bird, Seagrave”.
207.5cm high
€700 - 1000
474
A 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY AND OAK LONG CASE CLOCK,
the swan neck pediment above twin turned pillars,
with painted enamel dial by J. G. Walford, Banbury.
207cm high
€700 - 1000
475
Lot 473
Lot 474
A MID 19th CENTURY CHINESE
EXPORT LACQUER WORK TABLE OF RECTANGULAR FORM
the hinged top opening to reveal a well fitted interior
with numerous compartments containing ivory and
mother o’ pearl sewing equipment and raised on lyre
shaped side supports on claw feet.
62 x 41cm
Provenance: Sir James and Lady Emerson Tennent
Sale, HOK Fine Art, 27/09/2004, lot 471
€1000 - 1500
476
A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY FRAMED WALL MIRROR.
80 X 45cm
€100 - 200
477
A FRUIT WOOD CIRCULAR PIANO STOOL,
with revolving padded seat raised on tripod supports
€100 - 200
Lot 475
109
478
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BRASS BOUND PLATE BUCKET,
with swing handle.
36cm diameter, 39cm high
€400 - 600
479no lot
480
Lot 478
A GEORGE III INLAID WALNUT SLOPE FRONT BUREAU,
the interior fitted with pigeon holes and drawers with
brass drop handles, raised above four long graduated
drawers and raised on bracket feet. 93cm wide
€800 - 1200
481no lot
482
Lot 480
A CHINESE PADOUK SQUARE TWO TIER OCCASIONAL TABLE,
with pierced frieze and raised on square legs. 40.5 x
40.5cm
€300 - 400
483-487 No lot
Lot 482
110
488
A louis Quinze style kingwood bowfront vitrine,
with gilt brass mounts, single glazed panel
door, the lower section with figural decoration and raised on cabriole legs. 81cm wide,
174cm high
€600 - 800
489
An Irish 18th Century wall
mirror
with a glass stud border and decorated
with hob nail cutting, 46 x 30.5cm
€600 - 1000
111
490
A PAIR OF LOUIS SEIZE STYLE MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINETS,
with marble top and brass gallery rail above a single bowfront glazed door with applied gilt brass
mounts and raised on cabriole legs. 69cm wide x 142cm high
€1000 - 1500
112
491
A BLUE GLAZED MODEL OF A CAT MAKING READY TO POUNCE,
25cm high.
€80 - 120
492
Lot 491
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE MODELS OF RECUMBENT CATS,
the off white ground decorated with painted dark
brown spots. 34cm wide.
€400 - 500
Lot 492
493
A PAIR OF FRENCH HANDPAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURAL SALTS,
in the form of reclining male and female musicians. 15cm tall.
€100 - 150
494
A LARGE QUANTITY OF MIXED ROYAL CROWN DERBY TEA WARE,
of typical Imari palette.
€300 - 500
Lot 493
Lot 494
495
An English Victorian Rockingham style teas service
comprising tea pot, sugar bowl, milk jug and a
quantity of cups and saucers, with blue and gilt
decoration on white ground
€100 - 150
496
Lot 495
19TH CENTURY MASONS IRONSTONE PART DINNER SERVICE, BY THOMAS HIGGINBOTTOM AND CO, DUBLIN.
comprising two graduated meat dishes, thirty
three dinner plates, 17 soup bowls, five side
plates, and a quantity of tureen stands.
€600 - 800
Lot 496
497
A PAIR OF IRISH ‘DONOVAN’
DECORATED CAMPAgNA SHAPED URNS,
painted with neoclassical figures in landscape,
between gilt borders, applied masked handles,
on waisted circular foot, signed underneath,
‘Donovan, Dublin’ 14 cm high
€600 - 800
498
Lot 497
Lot 498
A PAIR OF IRISH ‘DONOVAN’
DECORATED DESERT PLATES,
each of shaped circular form, well painted with
fruits and insects, on a white ground, signed verso ‘ Donovan, Dublin’ 19 cm diameter
€300 - 500
113
499
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SQUARE SPIRIT DECANTER,
with moulded mushroom stopper, above a plain body. 20cm
high.
€100 - 200
500
A 19TH STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE,
entitled “The Lion Slayer” depicting a highland figure with sword holding a dead lion.
42cm high.
€100 - 150
501
A BRASS CASED TRAVEL CLOCK,
with enameled dial and bevelled glazed
panels,
13.5cm high.
Lot 501
€100 - 150
502
depicting a highland lover and his lass, 35cm high. and another group depicting highland lovers.
44cm high. (2)
€100 - 150
Lot 503
503
Donagh O’Brien
Cast crush glass sculpture of an egg box, with four glass
eggs,
18cm wide
€10 - 20
504
A GERMAN OLIVE GLASS NOVELTY DRINKING VESSEL,
the flared neck gilded with inscription and crest, surmounted with a revolving stylised antelope, 28 cm high, together
with a frosted coloured glass vase, inscribed ‘Daum, Nancy,
France’
€100 - 150
Lot 504
114
505
ENGLISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)
Coastal Scene with Sailing Boats
Oil on canvas,
49 x 74cm
€300 - 500
Lot 505
506
A 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE OF NAPOLEON
(damaged), with a collection of similar figures.
€50 - 100
507
JAYNE BARRY
“Almost There”
Watercolour, 58 x 41cm
Signed
€300 - 400
Lot 507
508
ANN GOVER
“Was it the Double of my Dream”
Polychrome enamel on copper, diptych,
61 x 30cm
Signed with initials
€200 - 300
509
A COLLECTION OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FAIRINGS.
€80 - 120
Lot 508
115
510
19th CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL
Portrait of a Nun
€300 - 400
511
STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME
POTTERY FIGURES,
depicting the shoemaker and his wife, each
seated figure in traditional attire on a squared
grassy base, together with a 19th Century pottery figure of a policeman and a pottery model
of a hound (4)
Lot 510
€150 - 250
512
19th CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL
A pair of decorative Italian painted Still Life
Studies
Signed indistinctly and inscribed “Firenze 1874”
€300 - 500
513
Lot 512
IRISH SCHOOL EARLY 19th CENTURY
An Extensive View in the South of Ireland
Pencil and wash on paper, 17.5 x 31.5cm
Signed indistinctly
€100 - 200
Lot 513
514
CHARLES WAGSTAFFE AFTER
CHARLES LEE
The Golfers
Coloured print, 56 x 78cm
Frost & Reed 1951
Together with two popular lithographic prints
(3)
€100 - 200
515 - 519 No lot
Lot 514
116
520
TWO FRAMED NEEDLEWORK
SAMPLERS,
one signed Mary Reith, 1846; the other signed
June Wright, 1742. (2)
€300 - 400
521
Lot 520
A FRAMED NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER,
signed Jessie Davidson, 1832; together with a needlework panel “The Creators’s Work attests his
Greatness” by Addison. (2)
€300 - 400
Lot 520
522
AFTER ADAM BUCK
The Darling Asleep
Mezzotint, 30.5 x 24cm
Together with a similar engraving of a mother
and two children
(2)
€150 - 200
Lot 521
Lot 521
523
STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY
EQUESTRIAN GROUPS,
depicting male and female figures on horseback,
each with colourful highlights on moulded titled
bases, 32cm and 30cm high; together with a pair
of Staffordshire “Black Watch Highlanders”, each
uniformed figure sparsely painted with colours
and gilt highlights, 33cm high. (4)
€200 - 300
Lot 522
Lot 522
524
A VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK AND BEADWORK PANEL WITH ROSES AND FOLIAGE,
44cm square
€80 - 100
Lot 524
117
525
VICTORIAN SCHOOL
“Rest” - seated man with horses
Tondo, 24.5cm
Inscribed
€300 - 400
Lot 525
526
J. HARRIS AFTER ANDREW NICHOLL
Dublin and Kingstown Railway
Two coloured prints, 23 x 26cm
€20 - 40
527no lot
Lot 526
528
Irish School, 18th Century
Rev. Walter Blake Kirwan
€200 - 300
Lot 528
529
TERENCE GAYER
Above - Below
Signed and dated (19)’95
€500 - 800
Lot 529
118
531
A PAIR OF 18th CENTURY CHINESE
EXPORT DISHES OF OCTAGONAL FORM,
the centres painted with figures in a garden landscape, with floral and diaper boarders, 23cm
wide; together with another Famille Rose dish,
colourfully enamelled with mandarin ducks and
pond within a figural border.
€100 - 200
532
Lot 532
IRISH SCHOOL 20th CENTURY
Study of a Man with a Hat
Oil on board, 21 x 15cm
€200 - 400
533
B. SOPRA
Portrait of a Young African Boy and a Portrait of
an old African Man
A pair, pastel, 53 x 38cm
Signed
€300 - 400
534
Lot 533
A SET OF NINE WEDGWOOD CABBAGE LEAF DISHES
19th Century, along with six further tin glazed
examples of similar naturalistic design.
€100 - 150
535
W. PORTER
Flowers in a Pot
Silk screen print, 37.5 x 24cm
Signed
Together with;
A print after Frank Adams (2)
€50 - 100
Lot 535
119
536
TWO POPULAR PRINTED
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR “ANDREW’S LIVER SALTS” AND “THE SPORT OF KINGS”
Together with;
Joseph interpreting Pharaoh’s Dreams, a coloured print. (3)
€10 - 20
537
A CHINESE MING DYNASTY “KRAOK” BLUE AND WHITE DISH,
Wanli period, the central reserve painted with
gourds, artemesia leaves and trophies, within a
band of radial panels, 30cm diameter.
Lot 536
€500 - 700
538
A 19th CENTURY INLAID ARBUTUS KILLARNEY WORK BOOKSTAND,
with collapsible ends decorated with scenes of
Muckross Abbey.
€80 - 120
539
Lot 538
A SITZENDORF PORCELAIN OVAL WALL MIRROR,
the bevel glass panel within a frame encrusted
with flowers and surmounted by putti. 27cm
high
€80 - 120
Lot 539
540
TWO PAIRS OF BRASS BALUSTER
CANDLESTICKS,
three brass elephants, a 1914 Christmas War box
and a cast metal figurative bowl.
€50 - 100
541
A COLLECTION OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE EXPORT PORCELAIN,
18th Century, consisting of a near pair of baluster shaped vases, painted with a continuous band
of insects, flowers and foliage; together with a
baluster shaped sparrow beak jug, a soup bowl
and a saucer dish (5)
€200 - 300
Lot 540
120
542
A COPPER AND BRASS HANGING SHIPS LANTERN,
together with a collection of of brass ware including a tray, bowl etc.
€60 - 100
543
Lot 542
A PAIR OF DRESDEN porcelain
CANDLESTICKS,
of slender baluster form, painted with pendant floral swags on an enamel pink ground on
squared base.
20cm high
€100 - 150
544
A COLLECTION OF COPPER WARE
including a two handled preserving pan, quantity from a batterie de cuisine, a copper wine funnel and a selection of trays etc.
€100 - 150
Lot 544
545
546
AN EBONY THREE-TIERED PIERCED WALL SHELF,
and a quantity of bowls etc.
€50 - 100
AN 18th CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT TEAPOT OF GLOBULAR FORM,
painted with figures in a garden landscape,
picked out in polychrome enamels and gilt highlights, applied with simulated bamboo handles,
13cm high.
Lot 545
€100 - 150
547
Lot 547
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS BEATEN BRASS CURB FENDER,
decorated with applied copper panels with green
rosettes. 157 x 36cm
€150 - 250
121
548
A 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY “INDUSTRY MUG”,
printed and over painted with various farming
and rural emblems, with humorous inscription;
together with a transfer printed commemorative christening mug, inscribed “Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa” and with a separate
earthenware mug commemorating the 1798 rebellion. (3)
€150 - 200
548A
A three light chandelier
with scrolling branches and hung with a myriad of glass prisms and amethyst drops. Approx.
50cm high
Lot 548A
€100 - 150
549
A THREE TIER CHANDELIER,
hung with glass drop pendants; together with a
bell shaped glass chandelier (2)
€50 - 100
550
A RUBY GLASS PINEAPPLE SHAPED LIGHT FITTING
with bell shaped mount
€100 - 150
551
Lot 549
Lot 549
Lot 550
Lot 552
A GOOD PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY
AMETHYST GLASS DECANTERS,
the bell shaped body rising to an elongated neck,
fitted with cork stoppers, 23 cm high
€200 - 300
552
A THREE LIGHT CUT GLASS CHANDELIER,
hung with prisms upon downswept branches.
Approx. 70cm high
€200 - 300
122
553
A CUT GLASS AND BRONZED METAL SIX BRANCH CEILING LIGHT,
of circular form, the two tier basket hung with icicle
pendants, and rows of graduated beads rising to a leafcast corona. 62 cm high
€200 - 300
554
Lot 553
A 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY TWIN PEDESTAL DESK OF COMPACT FORM,
the top with low raised panel back, moulded rim, fitted
three frieze drawers, each pedestal with three further
drawers. 91 .5 x 45cm
€400 - 600
555
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY FACET AND FLAT CUT glass TEA - CADDY,
fitted with plated collar, and cover, engraved with
crest. 13 cm high, and a heavy clear glass whiskey decanter, of squared form with rounded shoulders, short
cylindrical neck and fitted cork stopper,
€80 - 100
556
Lot 554
A CHINESE FRUIT WOOD TABLE LAMP,
in the form of a dragon supporting a light shade. 68cm
high
€30 - 50
557
A SET OF THREE IRISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY glass FINGER BOWLS,
etched and engraved with ‘Star and Sunburst’ band
above a row of arched flutes, and a set of three pseudo
- Cork finger bowls, and a collection.
€100 - 200
558
A MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD
INLAID BEDSIDE WASH STAND, 19TH CENTURY,
with three quarter gallery back, recessed top, one
drawer and cupboard door, square legs, joined by cross
over stretcher. 42cm
€60 - 100
Lot 556
Lot 558
123
559
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID AND PAINTED SATIN WOOD HALF CIRCULARFOLDING TOP CARD TABLE,
the top decorated with half pattera and trailing bands and ribbons above a similarly decorated frieze and raised on square
tapering legs with spade feet. 91.5 x 45cm
Lot 559 (top)
€500 - 800
560
A SET OF SIX IRISH BLUE AND WHITE PLATES,
decorated by Donovan, in the traditional willow pattern, with
gilded rims, signed underneath ‘Donovan’ 23 cm diameter
€200 - 300
Lot 559
561
AN OAK FRAMED BAROMETER, 19th CENTURY,
the steel dial signed “Bithray, Royal Exchange, London”. 96cm
high
€50 - 100
562
A SET OF THREE 19TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED GRADUATED MEAT DISHES,
with willow pattern decoration, the largest, 51 cm long
€100 - 150
Lot 561
124
563
A MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD
INLAID SQUARE VITRINE CABINET,
c.1900, the glazed lift up top and sides, on square tapering legs and ‘h’ shaped stretcher. 77 high, 39cm
square.
€100 - 150
564
Lot 563
A LATE 19TH CENTURY STAFFORD
SHIRE FLATBACK MANTLE CLOCK,
modelled in the form of a church, together with a Staffordshire pastille burner, modelled with swans, and
signets on a grassy oval base, and a Staffordshire cattle
group (3)
€100 - 200
565
A STAINED OAK WALL MIRROR,
carved with foliate scrolls and with bevelled plate. 66
x 88cm
€60 - 100
566no lot
Lot 565
567
A George II style walnut crutch frame toilet glass
the shaped rectangular bevelled plate raised on a base
fitted with one long drawer. 37cm wide
€200-300
568
A VICTORIAN EARTHENWARE
FOOTBATH,
of shaped oval form, the white ground with gilt floral
scrollwork borders, applied with side handles, together
with a Masons ironstone jug and basin, etc.
€150 - 200
Lot 567
125
569
A PAIR OF SMALL OVAL WALNUT FRAMED FOOT STOOLS,
with green padded top (variations to upholstery) and
a Victorian rectangular mahogany stool with needlework upholstered top. (3)
€200 - 300
570
depicting The Seated Madonna after Raphael. 22cm
diameter.
Lot 569
€100 - 200
571
A LOUIS SEIZE STYLE MAHOGANY
CURIO TABLE,
of heart shape with gilt metal mounts and raised on
cabriole legs. 52 x 43cm
€600 - 900
Lot 572
Lot 571
572
A MODERN ORIENTAL FRUITWOOD CIRCULAR PLANT STAND,
with grey marble inset top. 82cm high
€50 - 80
573
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR CURIO TABLE,
the hinged top with satinwood banding and raised on
square tapering legs. 61 x 42cm
€300 - 400
Lot 573
126
574
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN FIGURES
of young male and female harvesters. 23cm tall. (2).
€100 - 150
575
Lot 574
A 19TH CENTURY DERBY STYLE PORCELAIN FIGURE
of a soldier on a scroll base. 22cm tall.
With two standing male and female figures representing harvest. 26cm tall.
(3).
€80 -120
576
A BELLEEK RECTANGULAR LITHOPHANE,
depicting a female harvester. 21x16,5cm.
€50 - 80
Lot 575
577
A 19th CENTURY POTTERY FIGURE
OF LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD,
together with a figure of Florence Nightingale.
€30 - 50
578
Lot 577
depicting The Seated Madonna after Raphael, 22cm
diameter.
€100 - 200
579
Lot 579
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY
STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME
POTTERY GROUPS,
including lovers in leafy bough and Highland lovers,
etc.
€100 - 150
127
580
of “Will Watch”. 37cm tall.
€100 - 150
581
A LARGE VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR LITHOPHANE,
depicting a travelling monk and a roadside beggar.
28x22cm.
€80 - 120
Lot 582
Lot 580
582
of a Highland piper with attendant dog, and a similar
figure of a continental musician with pipes. 41cm tall
(tallest). (2).
€100 - 150
583
A BELLEEK SECOND PERIOD FOUR STRAND PIERCED BASKET,
decorated with applied flowers and foliage. 20cm
wide.
€300 - 500
584
Lot 584
on horseback entitled “G Havelock”, together with a
couple on horseback entitled “Returning Home”. (2).
€100 - 150
585
TWO 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURAL SPILL VASES
with tree trunks and attendant spaniels, Mary Anne
Talbot and Highlander. (2).
€80 - 120
Lot 585
128
586
A 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP,
depicting Benjamin Franklin, along with a miscellaneous
collection of figures.
€50 - 70
587
Lot 586
A COLLECTION OF THREE 19th CENTURY
STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY MODELS OF IRISH
POLITICAL INTEREST,
including a polychrome model of Theobald Wolfe Tone;
depicted standing by a pillar bearing tricolour, 36cm
high.
together with a 19th Century model of Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Henry Joy McCracken, all bearing Centenary
motto “Who Fears to Speak of ‘98”. 38cm and 36cm respectively. (3)
€500 - 800
588
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY MODEL
of a castle entrance above a shepherd with sheep. 36cm
tall.
€150 - 250
589
Lot 588
entitled “The Lion Slayer”. 40cm tall.
€100 - 150
590
of a female fisherwoman, together with a group depicting
the King and Queen of Sardinia. 34cm (tallest). (2).
€100 - 150
591
Lot 589
Lot 590
A BRASS CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK,
with swing handle, enamelled dial, with bevelled glazed
panels and fluted columns, in a fitted travel case. 11cm
high
€100 - 150
129
592
depicting the signing of the Magna Carta. 32cm tall.
€100 - 150
593
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID RECTANGULAR STOOL, EARLY 20th CENTURY,
with embroidered seat on square tapering legs, joined
by a ‘h’ shaped stretcher. 50 x 33cm
Lot 392
€100 - 150
594
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP
entitled “Prince and Princess”. 25cm tall.
And a group depicting young lovers with nest and
eggs.
(2)
€100 - 150
Lot 394
595
A STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP,
together with another depicting a pair of lovers on a
bridge, etc.
€100 - 150
596
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POLYCHROME POTTERY SPILL VASE
with twin figures entitled “Robin Hood”, and a figure
of a hunter and a figure entitled “The Lion Slayer”. (3)
Lot 595
€150 - 200
597
A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD EARTHENWARE
‘Gladstone’ pot,
the interior with transfer printed portrait, a Belleek
earthenware jelly mould, and a collection
€100 - 200
Lot 596
130
598
entitled “The Marcus of Loine”, the figure
in highland dress, one arm rested on a column. 32cm high.
€80 - 120
599
A CUT GLASS PRESERVE JAR AND COVER,
decorated with broad bands of diamonds,
and radials, 12 cm high, and a collection of
etched glass ice dishes, and a modern canoe
shaped pedestal bowl, and a collection.
€150 - 200
Lot 598
Lot 600
600
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY SPILL VASE GROUP,
depicting Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
seated by a well. 24cm tall.
€200 - 300
601
Lot 601
A 19th CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP DEPICTING PRINCE AND PRINCESS
each standing arm in arm, painted with
pink and gilt highlights, on a oval titled
base, 31cm high; together with another example of smaller proportions, 25cm high;
a 19th Century polychrome pottery group
depicting the “prodigal return”, 36cm high.
(3)
€250 - 350
602
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF LATE VICTORIAN PART DESERT
SERVICES,
etc, including a Victorian Minton’s willow
pattern part tea service.
€30 - 50
603
Lot 603
A STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP DEPICTING “THE SLEEPING VICAR AND MOSES “ PULPIT GROUP;
together with a Staffordshire Spill vase with
attendant young girl and boy. (2)
€100 - 150
131
604
A PAIR OF SITZENDORF PORCELAIN FIGURAL BASKETS,
the naturalistic handles, between surmounted cherubs on a flower encrusted body, 24 cm wide
€100 - 150
605
A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH BLUE
AND WHITE LEAF SHAPED PICKLE DISHES,
mostly transfer printed, and a Worcester sparrow
beak jug.
Lot 604
€200 - 300
606
TWO ENGLISH 18TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE LEAF MOULDED DISHES,
each decorated with floral sprays on a white ground,
one with simulated Worcester crescent mark on reverse, 22 cm long
€200 - 300
607
Lot 605
A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY EQUESTRIAN SPIRIT BARrELS,
transfer printed, and overpainted beneath whiskey
labels, converted to table lamps.
€100 - 200
608
AN ENGLISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER
PRINTED BOWL,
and a 19th Century Worcester blue and white bowl,
decorated with fishermen, and river landscapes. 15
cm diameter
Lot 607
€150 - 250
609
AN ENGLISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY TEA SERVICE,
probably Worcester, comprising a teapot, sugar bowl,
cream jug, ten tea bowls, and six coffee canisters, each
piece spiral moulded with single solid blue band, decorated with gilt roundels and trailing foliage.
€300 - 500
Lot 609
132
610
A Continental polycrome porcelain
INKSTAND,
together with 19th Century cabinet cup and cover and a
modern Dresden example (3)
€100 - 150
611
A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH 18TH AND
19TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE TEABOWLS,
mostly Worcester examples
€50 - 100
Lot 610
612
A LATE 19TH CENTURY ROYAL WORCESTER
PART COFFEE SERVICE,
the white ground with blue and white floral panels, between gilt line boarders, and an English early 19th Century part tea and coffee service, probably Spode.
€50 - 100
Lot 612
613
A pair of late 19th century German
polycrome porcelain figures,
depicting a cavalier and a young lady, contesting a letter,
standing in period attire on circular bases.
€200 - 300
614
Lot 613
TWO 18TH CENTURY WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE DISHES,
of circular form, Dr. Wall period, each decorated with
flowers and foliage, within scrolling diaper borders, 15
cm and 13 cm, and a small collection of English blue and
white arc dishes.
€200 - 300
615
Lot 615
A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURE
OF A GIRL CARRYING A PITCHER,
modelled in period costume, standing on a circular grassy
base, 22 cm high, together with a 20th Century German
polychrome porcelain figural candlestick, modelled as
young artistd seated against a tree stump, on a spreading
scroll and rocky base.
€200 - 300
133
616
A BELLEEK THIRD PERIOD THREE STRAND BASKET,
of trefoil form, the rope twist rim applied with roses, over
a lattice body, inscribed banner mark to base. 13.5 cm
long
€80 - 120
617
AN IRISH 19TH CENTURY ‘DONOVAN’
decorated tea cup and saucer, decorated with a continuous band of leaves in burnt orange and gilt, together with
a collection of miscellaneous teacups, and coffee canisters
etc.
Lot 616
€100 - 150
618
A SET OF THREE BELLEEK SECOND
PERIOD STAR SHAPED DISHES,
black mark to base, 15 cm diameter
€40 - 60
619
A BELLEEK FIRST PERIOD PATTERN TEAPOT,
naturalistically modelled with stylised branch handle
and spout. 12 cm high, black mark to base, together with
a Belleek second period shamrock pattern teapot, black
mark to base.
Lot 618
€150 - 250
620
A PAINTED CAST IRON WALL
MOUNTED SADDLE AND BRIDLE RACK,
applied with fox head terminal, on oak board, together
with a leather and brass mounted straddle, etc.
Lot 619
€200 - 300
621
A BELLEEK THIRD PERIOD FOUR STRAND BASKET,
heart shaped with raised lattice sides and rope twist rim,
inscribed banner mark to base, 12 cm long
€80 - 120
Lot 621
134
622
A SET OF THREE CREAM WARE
CIRCULAR PLATES,
with transfer printed portraits of Sir William Gladstone and Tom Ellis MP, together with a pierced plate
commemorating the Irish International Exhibition of
1907.
€100 - 150
Lot 622
623
A PAIR OF FIRST PERIOD BELLEEK
CHINA NEPTUNE SALTS.
€20 - 30
624
Lot 623
A 20TH CENTURY AGATE, MARBLE AND
BRONZED METAL FIGURE OF A YOUNG
FEMALE DANCER,
in the Art Deco style, standing on an arched pedestal,
and platform base, 33 cm high
€50 - 100
625
€30 - 50
Lot 625
626
Lot 626
A CASED SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN
SILVER HANDLE BUTTER KNIVES,
fitted with stainless steel blades, Sheffield, together with
a set of six bone handle fish knives, and forks, contained
within an oak case, and a silver plated decanter wagon.
BRETBY WARE TWO HANDLED
JARDINERE,
decorated in relief, with chinoiseries , together with a
late 19th Century painted pottery circular jardinière,
and two Victorian chamber pots.
€60 - 100
135
627
AN ART NOUVEAU BRASS FRAMED RESERVOIR OIL LAMP,
fitted with a flared green glass shade, converted to electricity. 59 cm high
€100 - 200
628
A COLLECTION OF FOUR IRISH CUT GLASS TAZZAS,
of various sizes, including a Waterford
facet - cut circular bowl on stand, with flared rim and
diamond banded pedestal foot.
23 cm diameter
Lot 627
€500 - 800
629
A COLLECTION OF LIGHT FITTINGS,
and miscellaneous shades, including a pair of gilt metal
wall lights, hung with pendant icicle droplets, and another pair of similar design fitted with frosted shaped
glass
panels, etc.
€200 - 300
630
Lot 629
AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY GLAZED POTTERY BEER JUG,
the fluted body decorated with a painted harp within a
shamrock medallion.
22cm high.
€80 - 100
Lot 630
631
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY JUGS,
including a pair of large transfer painted hunting jugs,
and a group of transfer printed and spongeware tankards, etc.
€250 - 350
Lot 631
136
632
A VICTORIAN MASONS IRONSTONE PART DINNER SERVICE,
consisting of a pair of shaped circular comports, a sauceboat, and six side plates, each decorated with oriental objects, within a central reserve, enclosed by a blue ground
border with gilt foliage, and shaped panels.
638
€250 - 350
A VICTORIAN BRASS AND OPAQUE GLASS RESEVOIR OIL LAMP,
converted to electricity, the octagonal reservoir and
tapering column joined by a foliate cast mount, on a
circular foot and plinth base, together with a Victorian amethyst glass reservoir oil lamp, painted with
summer flowers, on a fluted column and dished circular base. (2)
€300 - 400
633no lot
634
A STAINED OAK AND BRASS MOUNTED
EIGHT-POINT
SHIPS WHEEL,
with turned handles and spindle supports, 75 cm diameter,
together with a large solid brass ships wheel.
90 cm diameter
(2)
639
A VICTORIAN ‘ROCKINGHAM’ STYLE TEAPOT AND COVER,
of baluster form, the blue and white trellis ground
highlighted with gilt and, applied with c - scroll handle and stylised spout, together with a collection of
miscellaneous porcelain and pottery.
€100 - 200
€100 - 200
635
A VICTORIAN SHEFFIELD PLATED TWO HANDLED TRAY,
of rectangular form, with vacant central cartouche, enclosed by shells, foliage and scrollwork, and rasied sides cast
with fruiting vines and tendrils.
76 cm wide
640
€150 - 200
€100 - 150
636
A FRENCH 19TH CENTURY CAST BRASS
LIGHT FRAME
of circular form, the four branch retaining ring suspended from an acanthus cast corona by bellflower and foliate
chains.
92 cm high
A TANG STYLE POTTERY HORSE,
decorated in sansei colours, a modern ‘JAPANNED’
rectangular box, a marbleised glass vase of squared
form, and a 19th Century miniature polychrome pottery vase. (4)
641
A LATE VICTORIAN TIN GLAZED
JARDINERE STAND,
with spiral moulded column, and leafy cabochon
base. 62 cm high
€60 - 100
€200 - 300
637
A PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU STYLE
TABLE LAMPS.
fitted with ‘Tiffany’ style shades, and bronzed column bases. (2)
€30 - 50
Conclusion of Session I
137
Session II (lots 700 - 875)
at 6.00pm
Irish Paintings
700
ENA DOUGLAS
The Auction Buyers
Signed
€1000 - 1500
138
701
WILLIAM CONOR RHA RUA OBE ROI (1881-1968)
Churning Butter
Crayon on paper, 48 x 37cm
Signed
€3000 - 4000
139
702
GRACE HENRY HRHA (1868-1953)
Woman of Connemara
Signed
€3000 - 5000
140
703
HARRY KERNOFF RHA (1900-1974)
Belleview Steps, Belfast Zoo, 1935
Watercolour, 29 x 30.5cm
Signed, inscribed and dated 1935
Provenance: Godolphin Gallery, Dublin
€4000 - 5000
141
704
Cottages by the Sea
Oil on Board, 15 x 20cm
Signed
Provenance: Sale, Sotheby’s London, 11 may 2006.
€5000 - 6000
142
705
ELIZABETH RIVERS RHA (1903-1964)
Still life study of Fruit
Signed
Exhibited: Elizabeth Rivers Retrospective, Gorry Gallery,
Dublin, June 1989, cat no. 28, illustrated.
€1500 - 2500
143
706
FATHER JACK P HANLON (1913-1968)
Landscape, Grasse
Signed and inscribed with exhibition label verso
€2000 - 3000
144
707
FATHER JACK P HANLON (1913-1968)
Madonna and Child
Signed
€1000 - 1500
708
PATRICK PYE RHA (b.1929)
The Virgin Who Walks Down the Road
Mixed media on board, 76 x 40cm
Signed and dated 1960
Provenance: The Ritchie Hendricks Gallery,
label verso
€1000 - 2000
145
709
DANIEL O’NEILL (1920-1974)
The Decision
Oil on board, 45.5 x 61cm
Signed
Provenance: Sale, Christie’s London, Irish Art Sale, 2001, Lot 7
€25000 - 35000
146
710
An Early Memory
Signed
Provenance: Sale, Sotheby’s London, 9 May 2007.
€5000 - 8000
147
711
Three Children
Signed
Provenance: The Waddington Galleries, Montreal
€6000 - 8000
148
712
GLADYS WYNNE (1876-1968)
Dun Laoghaire from Sandycove
Signed
€400 - 600
713
STYLE OF NATHANIEL HONE RHA
Sailing Ships off the Coast
Oil on Board, 21 x 29cm
€500 - 600
149
714
ROSE MAYNARD BARTON RWS ASWA (1856-1929)
Barges on the Thames
Signed and dated (18)’97 twice
€3000 - 4000
150
715
MAINIE JELLETT (1897-1944)
Crows amongst the Barley Stooks, circa 1919
Provenance: The Artists collection; Bay Jellett; Collection of Bruce
Arnold; Peppercanister Gallery, Dublin
€1200 - 1800
716
Study of a Lady Wearing a Hat
Exhibited: Mainie Jellett Retrospective, IMMA December 1991 - March 1992, cat no. 15.
€1000 - 1500
717
Babbin and Betty on the Cliffs at Fintragh, Co. Donegal
Provenance: The Artists Studio,
Collection of Bruce Arnold, 2009.
€2000 - 3000
151
718
SIR WILLIAM ORPEN RA RI HRHA (1878-1931)
Mother with Child in a Cradle
Pencil, 27 x 36cm
€1500 - 2500
719
SIR WILLIAM ORPEN RA RI HRHA (1878-1931)
A Seated Actor
€3000 - 4000
152
720
RICHARD KINGSTON RHA (1922-2003)
Breezy Day Howth (1983)
Signed
722
€400 - 600
721
Prospect of Blessington Village ‘82
Mixed media, 25 x 25.5cm
Signed and inscribed with Tom Caldwell Gallery label verso
Study of Horses
Watercolour, 27 x 40 cm
Signed
€500 - 700
723
Studio Friend (rag doll)
Signed, signed again, inscribed and dated 1998 on
reverse
Exhibited: RHA exhibition 1998
€800 - 1200
€2000 - 3000
153
724
DESMOND CARRICK RHA (b.1928)
Early Morning Departure on the Seine, at Vernon
Signed
€800 - 1200
725
BRIAN BOURKE HRHA (b.1936)
Dublin Landscape
Signed
Provenance: Dawson Gallery, Dublin
€800 - 1200
726
DESMOND CARRICK RHA (b.1928)
Fishing at Vernonette, France
Oil on board, 14.5 x 19.5cm
Signed
€600 - 800
154
727
MOILA POWELL (1895-1994)
Howth Harbour with a View of the Lighthouse and
Boats at the Upper Harbour, Howth
A pair, watercolours, 33 x 46.5cm
€500 - 1000
728
Mary Swanzy HRHA (1882-1978)
The Harbour
Mixed Media, 15.5 x 22.5cm
Studio stamp verso
Provenance: The Mary Swanzy Studio Sale,
Christie’s, 10th May 2007
€1000 - 1500
729
MARY SWANZY HRHA (1882-1978)
Coastal Scene
Oil on canvas, 18 x 22.5cm
With atelier stamp
Provenance: Sale, Christie’s London, Lot 333
€800 - 1200
155
730
NORAH MCGUINNESS HRHA (1901-1980)
Breton Village Scene with Figures
Ink and gouache, 21 x 27.5cm
€1000 - 1500
731
NORAH MCGUINNESS HRHA (1901-1980)
Landscape with Distant Mountains
Gouache, 22 x 28cm
Signed
€1000 - 1500
156
732
LETITIA MARION HAMILTON RHA (1878 - 1964)
Killougheboy Mountains, Sligo
Fragment of old exhibition label verso
€2000 - 3000
733
The Old Harbour, Greystones
€3000 - 5000
734
Gorse and Bogland pools
€1500 - 2500
157
735
Kildare Hounds at Maynooth
€2000 - 4000
158
736
DOUGLAS HEMINGWAY
Lake and Mountain Landscape
Signed
738
€50 - 100
737
PHOEBE DONAVAN (1902-1998)
View from Bullock Harbour towards Sandycove
Oil on boards, 30 x 40cm
€1000 - 1500
DESMOND TURNER RUA (b.1923)
Connemara Coastal Scene
Signed
€400 - 600
739
TONY O’MALLEY HRHA (1913-2003)
Coastal View - Wexford
Signed
€300 - 400
159
740
MARIA SIMONDS-GOODING (b.1939)
Slea Head from the Blaskets
Mixed media, 36 x 51cm
Signed
€700 - 1000
741
HILDA VAN STOCKUM (b.1908)
Landscape view from Rossturk Castle, Co. Clare
€1500 - 2000
160
742
MAURICE MACGONIGAL PRHA (1900-1979)
Kerry
Mixed media on paper, 30 x 44cm
Provenance: Taylor Galleries, Dublin
€1500 - 2500
743
MAURICE MACGONIGAL PRHA (1900-1979)
Currachs, Connemara
Signed
Provenance: The Dawson Gallery, Dublin
€1200 - 1800
744
Maurice MacGonigal PRHA (1900-1979)
Roundstone
Watercolour and pencil, 25 x 35cm
€1000 - 1500
161
745
WILLIAM PERCY FRENCH (1854-1920)
Cornfields with Storm Clouds, Co. Donegal
Provenance: Mrs H.E.B. Goodbody
€2000 - 3000
746
LILIAN LUCY DAVIDSON ARHA (1893-1954)
Summers Day
Watercolour 20 x 25cm
Signed and inscribed verso
€600 - 900
162
747
IMOGEN STUART RHA (b.1927)
Mother and Child
Screen print, 75.5 x 54cm
Signed, dated 1993, inscribed with title
and numbered 30/30
749
EAMONN O’DOHERTY (1939-2011)
Pas de Dieu
Ink and watercolour, 54 x 75cm
Signed, inscribed and dated “Paris ‘03”
Exhibited: Royal Hibernian Academy exhibition,
2004, cat no. 340, where purchased
€150 - 250
€400 - 600
748
IMOGEN STUART RHA (b.1927)
The Reading Lesson
Pen, ink and coloured pencil, 35.5 x 25.5cm
(unframed)
750
Imogen Stuart RHA (b. 1927)
Studies of Mothers and Children
Ink on paper, 21.5 x 14cm
€100 - 200
€600 - 800
163
751
Eamon O’Doherty (1939-2011)
The Cardinal Dances
Bronze, 50cm high
Signed, dated (20)‘03 and marked A/P
€1500 - 2500
164
752
Liam Treacy (1934-2004)
The Harbour
Signed
754
€400 - 600
IRISH SCHOOL 20th CENTURY
Gorse in Full Bloom
Inscribed “March 1990”
Together with
A Still life of Flowers
Watercolour (2)
€300 - 500
753
MARGARET STOKES (1915-1996)
Roof tops
Oil on board, 36 x 45.5cm
€600 - 1000
755
LIAM TREACY (1934-2004)
To the Garden Shed (1989)
Signed
€800 - 1200
165
756
KENNETH WEBB RWA FRSA RUA (b.1927)
Claddagh Fishermen
Signed
€2000 - 3000
166
757
Portrait of a Young Woman
Charcoal and coloured chalks, 54 x 38cm
759
€800 - 1200
Portrait of a Young Boy - Master Eamonn Sheridan
aged eight
Pastel, 36 x 28cm
Signed and dated (19)’58,
inscribed by the artist verso
€600 - 800
758
Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974)
Mary Kelly, from South Circular Road, Dublin
Pastel, 37 x 26cm
Signed
€400 - 600
760
Dr IRENE E. MILLS
Portrait of a young woman
Artist’s label verso with name and address
- 107 James Street, Dublin.
€200 - 400
167
761
CHRISTOPHER FIDDES
Irish Immigrants
€2000 - 3000
168
762
GRAHAM KNUTTEL (b.1954)
Which Leg?
Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 60cm
Signed
€1000 - 2000
763
CHARLES MCAULEY RUA ARSA (1910-1999)
The Soiled Pullover
Signed
€1000 - 2000
764
PIET SLIUS (1929-2008)
These Men in their Flying Machines
€300 - 500
169
765
JOHN KINGERLEE (b.1936)
Crazy Day, Port Magee
Signed with artists device
Provenance: Sale, Sotheby’s, 11th May 2006, Lot
121.
€3000 - 4000
766
J.P. DUNLEAVY
Snake of Venomous Colours
Ink and watercolour, 31 x 38.5
€300 - 500
767
ALEXANDRA WEJCHERT RHA (1921-1995)
Growth of Circular Forms
Painted timber, 32.5 x 41.5 x 6.5cm
Signed and dated 1973 verso
Exhibited: David Hendricks Gallery, Dublin September 1973, where purchased
€500 - 800
170
768
DENNIS ORME SHAW (b.1944)
Cottages near Clifden, Connemara (2006)
Signed
770
€800 - 1200
769
DENNIS ORME SHAW (b.1944)
A Quiet Harbour
Signed
€800 - 1200
DENNIS ORME SHAW (B.1944)
Near Dunfanaghy, Donegal
Signed
€800 - 1200
771
Western Village
Studio label verso
Provenance: The Frederick Gallery, Dublin, Oct 1996,
Elizabeth Rivers Studio Sale, cat no. 48
€600 - 1000
171
772
JOHN JOBSON (B.1941)
Barley Fields, South Wicklow
Oil on board,
Signed with initials, also
signed, inscribed with title and
dated 2005 verso
€800 - 1200
773
JOHN JOBSON (b.1941)
Geese
Signed with artist’s device
€800 - 1200
774
Brett McEntagart RHA (b.1939)
View towards the Glen of the Downs (Autumn),
from the Sugar Loaf
Signed
€400 - 600
172
775
Ennistymon, Co. Clare
Oil on canvas, 13.5 x 18cm
Signed and inscribed with
original exhibition label verso
€1500 - 2000
776
My Father Would Kill Me, If He Saw Me Now!
Oil on canvasboard, 30 x 22.7cm
Signed
€2000 - 3000
173
777
The Cock of the Walk
Oil on canvas board, 49 x 59cm
Signed and inscribed with
original artists label verso
€3000 - 4000
174
778
Paul Kelly (b.1968)
Grey Day, Rush
780
€600 - 800
€300 - 400
779
GEORGE OAKLEY
End of Summer, Co. Kildare
Signed
Exhibited: Watercolour Society of Ireland 2001, No.
154.
€300 - 500
John Crampton Walker HRHA (1890-1942)
Cattle in a Field by a River
781
JOHN CRAMPTON WALKER HRHA (1890-1942)
Tinkers Encampment
€600-800
175
782
Frank eggington rca fial (1908-1990)
A West of Ireland Cottage Interior with
Pot of Potatoes
Signed
€1000 - 2000
783
MABEL YOUNG RHA (1889-1974)
Landscape with Blossom Tree
Signed
€1000 - 2000
176
784
A Connemara Woman
Oil on canvasboard, 46 x 35cm
Signed
€1000 - 1500
785
MURIEL BRANDT RHA (1909-1981)
Portrait of Sinead, Ban deValera
Signed
€800 - 1200
177
786
SEAN O’SULLIVAN RHA (1906-1964)
Connemara Woman with Red Skirt
Signed, inscribed and dated “Galway 1952”
€5000 - 8000
178
787
JAMES BUTLER BRENAN RHA (1837-1907)
Portaits of a Young Girl and Boy
A pair, oil on canvas, 53 x 42cm
Signed and dated 1861 (2)
€1000 - 1500
788
ATTRIBUTED TO EVA HENRIETTA HAMILTON
Woman and Child outside a Cottage, Connemara
Inscribed "EHH" verso
€800 - 1200
789
ALETHEA GARSTIN RHA (1894-1978)
Study of a Small Boy Crying
Signed and inscribed "la Colere de Billee"
€600 - 800
179
790
ROSE M. BARTON RWS ASWA (1856-1929)
The Water Babies
Watercolour over pencil 26 x 25cm
Signed
Provenance: Sale, Sotheby's;
Jorgensen Gallery , Dublin
€3000 - 5000
180
791
ROWLAND DAVIDSON (b.1942)
Arranging Flowers
Oil on canvas, 45.5 x 35.5cm
Signed
€1000 - 1500
792
PAULINE BEWICK RHA (b.1935)
Spring
Pen, ink and watercolour, 25 x 24.5cm
€800 - 1200
181
793
PAULINE BEWICK RHA (b.1935)
Blackthorn, Bluebells and Chestnut by Her Window
Pen, ink and watercolour, 75 x 108cm
€3000 - 5000
182
794
1942)
JOHN CRAMPTON WALKER ARHA (1890Still Life Study of Flowers in a Vase
€800 - 1400
795
Rose Brigid Ganly RHA (1909 -2002)
Nasturtiums and Plums
€400 - 600
183
796
MOYRA BARRY (1885-1960)
Still Life Study of Flowers in a Vase
Signed and dated May 1956
€600 - 1000
797
Moyra Barry (1885 -1960)
Primroses
Signed
€600 - 800
184
798
JANE O’MALLEY (b.1944)
Stormy Day, Arrieta day, Lanzarote, 1991
800
€1000 - 1500
799
Brian Ballard RUA (b. 1943)
Flowers in a Jug
Signed and dated (19)‘98
€800 - 1200
JANE O’MALLEY (b.1944)
Study in Blues
€800 - 1200
801
ALEX KRASNOVSKY (20th/21st CENTURY)
Red Potatoes
€600 - 1000
185
802
NEIL SHAWCROSS RHA RUA (B.1940)
Still Life Study
Signed
€1500 - 2500
186
803
ANNE YEATS (1919-2001)
Woman Dreaming in a Chair
Signed
805
Pebbles
€800 - 1400
€1000 - 2000
804
Deep Stream
Provenance: The Dawson Gallery, Dublin;
Taylor Galleries, Dublin
Exhibited: ROSC 1980, Cork
€1000 - 2000
806
Anne Yeats (1919-2002)
Woman in a Shawl
Mixed media on paper, 38.5 x 28.5cm
€200 - 300
187
807
One Green Apple
Oil on paper, 27.5 x 39cm
Signed
€600 - 800
808
Three Cherries and an Apple Halved
Oil on paper, 27 x 37cm
Signed
Exhibited: Taylor Galleries, Dublin, 1981
€1000 - 1500
188
809
DAVID FFRENCH LEROY (b.1971)
Two Jugs and Grapes
Signed
€700 - 1000
810
EILEEN GANLEY
Still life Study of a Mason’s Jug
Signed
€400 - 600
811
JAMES SINTON SLEATOR PRHA (1885-1950)
Still life study of a Geranium in a Pot
€800 - 1200
189
812
HILDA VAN STOCKUM (B. 1908)
Pumpkin and other Fruit
Signed with initials. Also signed, inscribed with title and dated 1986
verso
Tom Caldwell Galleries label verso
€1500 - 2500
190
813
ANNE BLAYNEY
Autumn Hydrangeas
Signed
€150 - 250
814
Wendy Walsh (b.1915)
Blue Geranium
Watercolour, 22.5 x 17.5cm
€200 - 300
815
WENDY WALSH (b.1915)
Iris Lazica - Turkish Blue
€800 - 1200
191
816
KENNETH WEBB RWA FRSA RUA (B.1927)
Still Life study of Sweet Pea in a Vase
Signed
€1500 - 2500
192
817
818
819
ARTHUR ARMSTRONG RHA (1924-1996)
Boats in a Landscape
Signed
Glendalough
Signed
Provenance: Artists’ Studio Sale, deVeres, Feb
1998.
Provenance: Artists’ Studio
Sale, deVeres, Feb 1998.
€700 - 1000
€1000 - 1500
Glendalough, Co. Wicklow
820
West of Ireland Landscape
Watercolour, 25.5 x 35.5cm
Provenance: Artists’
Studio Sale, deVeres, Feb. 1998
Provenance: Artists’ Studio Sale, deVeres, Feb
1998.
€1000 - 1500
€500 - 800
193
821
Woman with Pram
Oil on canvas laid on board, 40 x 50cm
Provenance: Artists’ Studio Sale,
deVeres, Feb. 1998, cat no. 177
€1500 - 2500
822
Roundstone, Connemara
Coloured chalks, 33 x 37cm
Provenance: Artists’ Studio Sale,
deVeres, Feb. 1998, Lot 46
€800 - 1200
194
823
George Campbell RHA RUA (1917-1979)
Deserted Village
€600 - 800
824
GEORGE CAMPBELL RHA RUA (1917-1979)
Still Life with Guitar
Conte, 25 x 19cm
€700 - 1000
825
1983)
COLIN MIDDLETON MBE RHA RUA (1910Peggy fastening her shoelace, June 1955
Pencil, 18.5 x 15cm
€400 - 600
195
826
GEORGE CAMPBELL RHA RUA (1917-1979)
Still Life Study - table top
Pastel, 26 x 37cm
Signed
€700 - 1000
827
GERARD DILLON RHA RUA (1916-1971)
Wandering in a Strange Place
Signed
€1500 - 2500
196
828
CONSTANCE GORE-BOOTH,
COUNTESS MARKIEVICZ (1868-1927)
Portrait of an ElderlyWoman;
Portrait of a Girl and
Portrait of a Woman
Charcoal, 57 x 44cm
One signed
(3)
€1500 - 2000
829
JESSIE DOUGLAS (FL. 1893-1928)
Portrait of an old Breton Woman
Signed
Jessie Douglas was born in Belfast. She is recorded as
a member of the Belfast Art Society in 1893 and went
on to be elected Vice President of that society in 1896.
She exhibited regularly with views of Holland, France,
England and Ireland, as well as genre subjects, such as
the present work. Little else is known of this accomplished artist.
€500 - 700
197
830
JOSEPH WILLIAM CAREY RUA (1859-1937)
The Long Bridge, Belfast, c.1790
Watercolour over pencil, 24 x 39cm
€1000 - 1500
831
MAY HAMILTON
May Morning
Exhibited: Watercolour Society of Ireland exhibition label verso.
€400 - 600
832
ANDREW NICHOLL RHA (1804-1886)
A View of Ireland’s Eye and Howth Harbour
Signed
€1000 - 1500
198
833
ESTELLA FRANCES SOLOMONS HRHA (1882-1968)
Figures on a Beach near Rush
Signed
Exhibited: Dublin, Frederick Gallery, Summer Exhibition 2000, cat no. 13.
€1200 - 1800
834
WILLIAM CRAMPTON-GORE RHA (1871-1946)
Bundoran, Co. Donegal
€800 - 1400
199
835
GEORGE RUSSELL “AE” (1867-1935)
Summer Evening - Hill of Howth
Signed with monogram
€3000 - 5000
836
WILLIAM SADLER II (c. 1782-1839)
A Riverside Landscape with a
Fisherman and distant town.
Oil on panel, 22.5 x 33cm
Provenance: Cynthia O’Connor
Gallery, Dublin
€2500 - 3500
200
837
SARAH ASPINALL (b.1965)
“Kicking King” and “Moscow Flyer”
A pair, oil on canvas, 55 x 40cm
Signed and inscribed, also signed,
inscribed and dated 2005 verso
€800 - 1200
838
BARRY MCGLOIN
Rhode Island Rooster and Hen
A pair, oil on board, 31 x 25cm
€500 - 800
201
839
KIERAN MCGORAN (1932-1990)
Horses at the Start
Pastel, 49 x 40cm
Signed
€1500 - 2500
840
POPPY HUNT
The Final Furlong, 2006
Conté, 42 x 55cm
Signed
€100 - 200
841
Cockerel
Signed in pencil
€600-800
202
842
Thomas Ryan PRHA (b. 1929)
Figure Studies
Watercolour and pencil, 12 x 14cm
Signed and inscribed "N.G. London, 3.6.99"
844
RENEE O’SULLIVAN
Self portrait
Note: Renee O’Sullivan was married
to the artist Sean O’Sullivan
€200 - 300
€250 - 350
843
STELLA STEYN (1907-1987)
Seated Woman with Hat
Studio stamp verso
€700 - 1000
845
GEORGE POTTER RHA
Nude with Hat
Charcoal, 76 x 56cm
Signed
€700 - 1000
203
846
Nude Study
Signed verso
€2000 - 3000
204
847 RODERIC O'CONOR RHA (1860-1940)
Standing Nude
Ink, 42 x 18cm
Stamped with Atelier Stamp
Provenance: Sale, Sotheby's May 2006, Lot 48
Together with a sketch of a Sleeping Woman
(2)
1500 - 2000
848 RODERIC O'CONOR RHA (1860-1940)
Study of a Seated Woman
Pencil, 33 x 25cm
Stamped with Atelier Stamp
Provenance: Sale, Sotheby's May 2006, Lot 48
Together with two sketches of a woman, sold in the
same lot as the above.
(3)
1500-2000
205
849
RODERIC O’CONOR RHA (1860-1940)
Sketch of a Nude, half length
Signed
Provenance:
Sale, Christie’s Belfast, 31 May 1989, Lot 571
Taylor Gallery, London
Sale, Sotheby’s London, 14 May 2004, lot 180
Literature:
J. Benington, Roderic O’Conor A Biography with a Catalogue of his Work, Dublin, 1992, No. 272
€5000 - 8000
206
850
BERTHOLD DUNNE
Children on a Beach at Low Tide
Signed
852
€400 - 600
€400 - 600
851
BERTHOLD DUNNE
Evening Glow - Trawlers in Harbour
Signed
€500 - 700
BERTHOLD DUNNE
Children on the Beach
Signed
853
GEORGE MCCAW
Quaker Meeting House, Horsham West Sussex
Pencil and watercolour, 26 x
36cm
€100 - 200
207
854
ARTHUR GIBNEY PPRHA (1933-2006)
View of the Bank of Ireland, College Green
and Trinity College, Dublin
Signed
€700 - 1000
855
PETER PEARSON (b.1955)
‘Dun Laoghaire Memories’
Mixed media on canvas, 75 x 58cm (irregular)
€1000 - 1500
208
856
JOHN NOLAN
Sun Flower
Signed, inscribed and dated
1930
858
€800 - 1200
€200 - 300
857
SIOBHAN DILLON
Tulips (2008)
Painted and embroidered silks
on linen, 24 x 21cm
€80 - 120
ALEXEY KRASNOVSKY (b.1945)
Junco
Signed, inscribed and dated 2008 verso
859
BERNADETTE MADDEN
Morning Light - Interior of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, Christmas 1991
Batik, 56 x 45cm
Exhibited: Dublin, RHA Annual Exhibition
1992
€400 - 600
209
860
PAULINE DOYLE
Blueberries and Apples
862
Exhibited: Watercolour Society of Ireland, 2007, cat
no. 58.
PATRICIA JORGENSEN
Vegetables in the Greenhouse
€400 - 600
€400 - 600
861
NOELLE CRONIN
Still Life
Gouache, 56.5 x 76cm
Inscribed with title and name
verso
€200 - 400
863
NOELLE CRONIN
Cyclamens
€200 - 400
210
864
ROBERT RYAN (b.1963)
Land of Lakes
Signed and
inscribed with title
866
GERALDINE HONE (20th/21st CENTURY)
The Red Boat
Signed
€200 - 400
€300 - 500
865
GERALDINE HONE (20TH/21st CENTURY)
Burren: On the Road to the Black Head
€150 - 250
867
GERALDINE HONE (20th/ 21st Century)
Still Life Study of Flowers in a Vase
Oil on card, 40.5 x 31cm
€300 - 500
211
868
Geraldine Hone (20th/21st Century)
Bowl of Peonies
Together with
Flowers in a vase
(2)
870 Geraldine Hone (20th/21st Century)
Mountainous Landscape
Signed
Together with
Chris Reid
Flowers
Acrylic on board
Signed
(2)
€150-250
€80-120
869
Geraldine Hone (20th/21st Century)
Connemara Coastline
Signed
Figures walking on the strand
Looking towards the Pigeon House
(3)
871
James Nolan RHA (b.1929)
In the Cyclades
Signed
€300-400
€200-300
212
872
HARRY REID HRUA (B.1935)
Landscape with Gorse, Dromara
Acrylic on board, 26 x 21cm
Signed, inscribed with title and dated 2008 verso
874
€500 - 800
€250 - 400
873
ROBERT RYAN (b.1963)
Bogscape
Signed and
inscribed with title
€300 - 500
GERALD DAVIS (1938-2005)
Leaning Stone
875
Margaret Stokes (1915 - 1996)
Gossips
Mixed media, 28.5 x 20.5cm
€150 - 250
Est 1887
Country House Collections
at Slane Castle
October 11th 2011
An Irish George III carved
giltwood pier mirror.
Est: €15,000 - 20,000
Paul Henry
This special auction will include fine antique furniture, silver, paintings and ephemera from the Country Houses of Ireland.
If you would like to avail of the opportunity of consigning to this sale or require valuation advice Please contact Nick Nicholson or Sara Kenny at (01) 6760261.
26 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
Ph. +353 (0)1 6760261
www.adams.ie
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General Terms and Conditions of Business
The Auctioneer carries on business on the following terms and conditions and on such other terms or conditions as may be expressly agreed with the Auctioneer or set out in any relevant Catalogue. Conditions 12-21
relate mainly to buyers and conditions 22-32 relate mainly to sellers. Words and phrases with special meanings are defined in condition 1. Buyers and sellers are requested to read carefully the Cataloguing Practice
and Catalogue Explanation contained in condition 2.
DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL CONDITIONS
Definitions
1. In these conditions the following words and expressions shall have the following meanings:
‘Auctioneer’ – James Adam & Sons.
‘Auctioneer’s Commission’ – The commission payable to the Auctioneer by the buyer and seller as specified
in conditions 13 and 25.
‘Catalogue’ – Any advertisement, brochure, estimate, price list or other publication.
‘Forgery’ – A Lot which was made with the intention of deceiving with regard to authorship, culture, source,
origin, date, age or period and which is not shown to be such in the description therefore in the Catalogue and
the market value for which at the date of the auction was substantially less than it would have been had the Lot
been in accordance with the Catalogue description.
‘Hammer Price’ – The price at which a Lot is knocked down by the Auctioneer to the buyer.
‘Lot’ – Any item which is deposited with the Auctioneer with a view to its sale at auction and, in particular, the
item or items described against any Lot number in any Catalogue.
‘Proceeds of Sale’ – The net amount due to the seller being the Hammer Price of the Lot after deducting
the Auctioneer’s Commission thereon under condition 25 the seller’s contribution towards insurance under
condition 26, such VAT as is chargeable and any other amounts due by the seller to the Auctioneer in whatever
capacity howsoever arising.
‘Registration Form or Register’ – The registration form (or, in the case of persons who have previously attended
at auctions held by the Auctioneer and completed registration forms, the register maintained by the Auctioneer
which is compiled from such registration forms) to be completed and signed by each prospective buyer or, where
the Auctioneer has acknowledged pursuant to condition 12 that a bidder is acting as agent on behalf of a named
principal, each such bidder prior to the commencement of an auction.
‘Sale Order Form’ – The sale order form to be completed and signed by each seller prior to the commencement
of an auction.
‘Total Amount Due’ – The Hammer Price of the Lot sold, the Auctioneer’s Commission due thereon under
condition 13, such VAT as is chargeable and any additional interest, expenses or charges due hereunder.
‘V.A.T.’ – Value Added Tax.
Cataloguing Practice and Catalogue Explanations
2. Terms used in Catalogues have the following meanings and the Cataloguing Practice is as follows:
The first name or names and surname of the artist;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a work by the artist.
The initials of the first name(s) and the surname of the artist;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a work of the period of the artist and which may be in whole or in part the work
of the artist.
The surname only of the artist;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a work of the school or by one of the followers of the artist or in his style.
The surname of the artist preceded by ‘after’;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a copy of the work of the artist.
‘Signed’/’Dated’/’lnscribed’;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer the work has been signed/dated/inscribed by the artist.
‘With Signature’/’with date’/’with inscription’;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer the work has been signed/dated/inscribed by a person other than the artist.
‘Attributed to’;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer probably a work of the artist.
‘Studio of/Workshop of ’
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a work executed in the studio of the artist and possibly under his supervision.
‘Circle of ’;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a work of the period of the artist and showing his influence.
‘Follower of ’;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a work executed in the artist’s style yet not necessarily by a pupil.
‘Manner of ’;
In the opinion of the Auctioneer a work executed in artist’s style but of a later date.
‘*’;
None of the terms above are appropriate but in the Auctioneer’s opinion the work is a work by the artist named.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
Auctioneer Acting as Agent
3. The Auctioneer is selling as agent for the seller unless it is specifically stated to the contrary. The Auctioneer
as agent for the seller is not responsible for any default by the seller or the buyer.
Auctioneer Bidding on behalf of Buyer
4. It is suggested that the interests of prospective buyers are best protected and served by the buyers attending
at an auction. However, the Auctioneer will, if instructed, execute bids on behalf of a prospective buyer. Neither
the Auctioneer nor its employees, servants or agents shall be responsible for any neglect or default in executing
bids or failing to execute bids.
Admission to Auctions
5. The Auctioneer shall have the right exercisable in its absolute discretion to refuse admission to its premises or
attendance at its auctions by any person.
Acceptance of Bids
6. The Auctioneer shall have the right exercisable in its absolute discretion to refuse any bids, advance the bidding
in any manner it may decide, withdraw or divide any Lot, combine any two or more Lots and, in the case of a
dispute, to put any Lot up for auction again.
Indemnities
7. Any indemnity given under these conditions shall extend to all actions, proceedings, claims, demands, costs
and expenses whatever and howsoever incurred or suffered by the person entitled to the benefit of the indemnity
and the Auctioneer declares itself to be a trustee of the benefit of every such indemnity for its employees, servants
or agents to the extent that such indemnity is expressed to be for their benefit.
Representations in Catalogues
8. Representations or statements made by the Auctioneer in any Catalogue as to contribution, authorship,
genuineness, source, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price or value is a statement of
opinion only. Neither the Auctioneer nor its employees, servants or agents shall be responsible for the accuracy
of any such opinions. Every person interested in a Lot must exercise and rely on their own judgment and opinion
as to such matters.
9. The headings of the conditions herein contained are inserted for convenience of reference only and are not
intended to be part of, or to effect, the meaning or interpretation thereof.
Governing Law
10. These conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Irish Law.
Notices
11. Any notice or other communication required to be given by the Auctioneer hereunder to a buyer or a seller
shall, where required, be in writing and shall be sufficiently given if delivered by hand or sent by post to, in the
case of the buyer, the address of the buyer specified in the Registration Form or Register, and in the case of the
seller, the address of the seller specified in the Sale Order Form or to such other address as the buyer or seller
(as appropriate) may notify the Auctioneer in writing. Every notice or communication given in accordance with
this condition shall be deemed to have been received if delivered by hand on the day and time of delivery and if
delivered by post three (3) business days after posting.
CONDITIONS WHICH MAINLY CONCERN THE BUYER
The Buyer
12. The buyer shall be the highest bidder acceptable to the Auctioneer who buys at the Hammer Price. Any
dispute which may arise with regard to bidding or the acceptance of bids shall be settled by the Auctioneer. Every
bidder shall be deemed to act as principal unless the Auctioneer has prior to the auction, acknowledged in writing
that a bidder is acting as agent on behalf of a named principal.
Commission
13. The buyer shall pay the Auctioneer a commission at the rate of 18%, exclusive of vat, of the Hammer Price
payable in respect of any Lot.
Payment
14. Unless credit terms have been agreed with the Auctioneer before the auction the buyer of a Lot shall pay to
the Auctioneer within one (1) day from the date of the auction the Total Amount Due. Notwithstanding this,
the Auctioneer may, in its sole discretion, require a buyer to pay a deposit of 25% of the Total Amount Due at
the conclusion of the auction.
The Auctioneer may apply any payments received by a buyer towards any sums owing from that buyer to the
Auctioneer on any account whatever regardless of any directions of the buyer or his agent in that regard whether
express or implied.
The Auctioneer shall only accept payment from successful bidders in cash or by the bidder’s own cheque.
Cheques drawn by third parties, whether in the Auctioneer’s favour or requiring endorsement, shall not be
accepted.
Reservation of Title
15. Notwithstanding delivery or passing of risk to the buyer the ownership of a Lot shall not pass to the buyer
until he has paid to the Auctioneer the Total Amount Due.
Collection of Purchases
16. The buyer shall at his own expense collect the Lot purchased not later than seven (7) days after the date of
the auction but (unless credit terms have been agreed with the Auctioneer pursuant to condition 14) not before
payment to the Auctioneer of the Total Amount Due.
The buyer shall be responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges in respect of any Lot which is not
taken away within seven (7) days after the date of the auction.
The purchased Lot shall be at the buyer’s risk in all respects from the earlier of the time of collection or the
expiry of one (1) day from the date of the auction. Neither the Auctioneer nor its employees, servants or agents
shall thereafter be liable for any loss or damage of any kind howsoever caused while a purchased Lot remains in
its custody or control after such time.
Packaging and Handling of Purchased Lots
17. Purchased Lots may be packed and handled by the Auctioneer, its employees, servants or agents. Where this
is done it is undertaken solely as a courtesy to buyers and at the discretion of the Auctioneer. Under no circumstances shall the Auctioneer, its employees, servants or agents be liable for damage of any kind and howsoever
caused to glass or frames nor shall the Auctioneer be liable for the errors or omissions of, or for any damage
caused by, any packers or shippers which the Auctioneer has recommended.
Non-Payment or Failure to Collect Purchased Lots
18. If a buyer fails to pay for and/or collect any purchased Lot by the dates herein specified for payment and
collection the Auctioneer shall, in its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies
it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies without further notice to
the buyer:
(a) (b) (c) To issue court proceedings for damages for breach of contract;
To rescind the sale of that Lot or any other Lots sold to the buyer whether at that or at any other
auction;
To resell the Lot or cause it to be resold whether by public auction or private sale. In the event that
there is a deficiency between the Total Amount Due by the buyer and the amount received by the
Auctioneer on such resale after deduction of any necessary expenses the difference shall be paid to
the Auctioneer by the buyer. Any surplus arising shall belong to the seller.
(d) (e) (f ) (g) (h) To store (whether at the Auctioneer’s premises or elsewhere) and insure the
purchased Lot at the expense of the buyer.
To charge interest on the Total Amount Due at the rate of 2% over and above the base rate from
time to time of Bank of Ireland or if there be no such rate, the nearest equivalent thereto as
determined by the Auctioneer in its absolute discretion from the date on which payment is due
hereunder to the date of actual payment.
To retain that Lot or any other Lot purchased by the buyer whether at the same or any other
auction and release same to the buyer only after payment to the Auctioneer of the Total Amount
Due.
To apply any sums which the Auctioneer received in respect of Lots being sold by the buyer
towards settlement of the Total Amount Due.
To exercise a lien on any property of the buyer in the possession of the Auctioneer or whatever
reason.
Liability of Auctioneer and Seller
19. Prior to auction ample opportunity is given for the inspection of the Lots on sale and each buyer by
making a bid acknowledges that he has, by exercising and relying on his own judgment, satisfied himself as
to the physical condition, age and Catalogue description of each Lot (including but not restricted to whether
the Lot is damaged or has been repaired or restored). All Lots are sold with all faults and imperfections and
errors of description. None of the seller, the Auctioneer nor any of their employees, servants or agents shall be
responsible for any error of description or for the condition or authenticity of any Lot. No warranty whatsoever is given by the seller or Auctioneer or by any of their employees, servants or agents in respect of any Lot
and any condition or warranty express or implied by statute or otherwise is hereby specifically excluded.
Forgeries
20. Any amount paid by a buyer in respect of a Lot which, if it is proved within three (3) years of the date
of the auction at which it was purchased, to have been a Forgery shall be refunded to the seller subject to
the provisions hereof, provided that:
(a) (b) The Lot has been returned by the buyer to the Auctioneer within three (3) years of the date
of the auction in the same condition in which it was at the time of the auction together with
evidence proving that it is a Forgery, the number of the Lot and the date of the auction at which
it was purchased;
The Auctioneer is satisfied that the Lot is a Forgery and that the buyer has and is able to transfer
good and marketable title to the Lot free from any third party claims;
FURTHER PROVIDED THAT the buyer shall have no rights hereunder if:
(i) The description of the Lot in the Catalogue at the time of the auction was in accordance with
the then generally accepted opinion of scholars or experts or fairly indicated that there was a
conflict of such opinion;
(ii) The only method of establishing at the time of the auction in question that the Lot was a Forgery
would have been by means of scientific processes which were not generally accepted for use until
after the date of the auction or which were unreasonably expensive or impractical.
The buyer’s sole entitlement under this condition is to a refund of the actual amount paid by him in
respect of the Lot. Under no circumstances shall the Auctioneer be liable for any damage, loss (including
consequential, indirect or economic loss) or expense suffered or incurred by the buyer by reason of the Lot
being a Forgery.
The benefit of this condition shall be solely and exclusively for the buyer and shall not be assignable. The
buyer shall for the purpose of this condition be the person to whom the original invoice in respect of the
sale of the Lot is made.
Photographs
21. The buyer authorises the Auctioneer at any time to make use of any photographs or illustrations of the
Lot purchased by the buyer for such purposes as the Auctioneer may require.
CONDITIONS WHICH MAINLY CONCERN THE SELLER
Auctioneer’s Discretion
22. With regard to the sale of any Lot the Auctioneer shall have the following powers exercisable solely in
the discretion of the Auctioneer:
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) To decide whether to offer any Lot for sale or not;
To decide whether a particular Lot is suitable for sale by the Auctioneer and, if so, to determine
which auction, the place and date of sale, the conditions of sale and the manner in which such
sale should be conducted;
To determine the description of any Lot in a Catalogue.
To decide whether the views of any expert shall be obtained and to submit Lots for examination
by any such experts.
To determine what illustration of a Lot (if any) is to be included in the Catalogue.
23. The seller warrants to the Auctioneer and to the buyer that he is the true owner of the Lot or is legally
authorised to sell the Lot on behalf of the true owner and can transfer good and marketable title to the Lot
free from any third party claims. As regards Lots not held by the Auctioneer on its premises or under its
control the seller warrants and undertakes to the Auctioneer and the buyer that the Lot will be available and
in a deliverable state on demand by the Auctioneer or buyer. The seller shall indemnify the Auctioneer and
the buyer or any of their respective employees, servants or agents against any loss or damage suffered by any
of them in consequence of any breach of the above warranties or undertakings by the seller.
Reserves
24. Subject to the Auctioneer’s discretion, the seller shall be entitled prior to the auction to place a reserve
on any Lot. All reserves must be agreed in advance by the Auctioneer and entered on the Sale Order Form
or subsequently be confirmed in writing to the Auctioneer prior to auction. This also applies to changes in
reserves. A reserve may not be placed upon any Lots under €500 in value. The reserve shall be the minimum
Hammer Price at which the Lot may be sold by the Auctioneer. A reserve once in place may only be changed
with the consent of the Auctioneer. A commission shall be charged on the ‘knock-down’ bid for Lots which
fail to reach the reserve price. Such commission shall be 5% of the ‘knock-down’ bid. This commission and
any VAT payable thereon must be paid before removal of the Lot after the auction. The minimum commission hereunder shall be €50. The Auctioneer may in its sole discretion sell a Lot at a Hammer Price below
the reserve therefore but in such case the Proceeds of Sale to which the seller shall be entitled shall be the
same as they would have been had the sale been at the reverse.
Unless a reserve has been placed on a Lot in accordance with the provisions set out above such Lot shall be
put up for sale without reserve.
In the event that any reserve price is not reached at auction then for so long as the Lot remains with the
Auctioneer and to the extent that the Lot has not been re-entered in another auction pursuant to condition
31 the seller authorises the Auctioneer to sell the Lot by private treaty at not less than the reserve price. The
Auctioneer shall ensure that in such a case those conditions herein which concern mainly the buyer shall,
with any necessary modification, apply to such sale.
25. The seller shall pay the Auctioneer commission at the rate of 10% on the Hammer Price of all Lots sold
on behalf of the seller at Irish Art Sales and 17.5% on the Hammer Price of all Lots sold on behalf of the seller
at Fine Art, Wine and Militaria Sales together with V.A.T. thereon at the applicable rate. The seller authorises
the Auctioneer to deduct from the Hammer Price paid by the buyer the Auctioneer’s Commission under this
condition; VAT payable at the applicable rates and any other amounts due by the seller to the Auctioneer in
whatever capacity howsoever arising. The seller agrees that the Auctioneer may also receive commission from
the buyer pursuant to condition 13.
Insurance
26. Unless otherwise instructed by the seller, all Lots (with the exception of motor vehicles) deposited with
the Auctioneer or put under its control for sale shall automatically be insured by the Auctioneer under the
Auctioneer’s own fine arts policy for such sum as the Auctioneer shall from time to time in its absolute discretion determine. The seller shall pay the Auctioneer a contribution towards such insurance at the rate of 1.5%
of the Hammer Price plus VAT. If the seller instructs the Auctioneer not to insure a Lot then the Lot shall at
all times remain at the risk of the seller who undertakes to indemnify the Auctioneer and hold the Auctioneer
harmless against any and all claims made or proceedings brought against the Auctioneer of whatever nature
and howsoever and wheresoever occurring for loss or damage to the Lot. The sum for which a Lot is covered
for insurance under this condition shall not constitute and shall not be relied upon by the seller as a representation, warranty or guarantee as to the value of the Lot or that the Lot will, if sold by the Auctioneer, be
sold for such amount. Such insurance shall subsist until such time as the Lot is paid for and collected by the
buyer or, in the case of Lots sold which are not paid for or collected by the buyer by the due date hereunder
for payment or collection such due date or, in the case of Lots which are not sold, on the expiry of seven (7)
days from the date on which the Auctioneer has notified the seller to collect the Lots.
Recision of Sale
27. If before the Auctioneer has paid the Proceeds of Sale to the seller the buyer proves to the satisfaction
of the Auctioneer that the Lot sold is a Forgery and the requirements of condition 20 are satisfied the
Auctioneer shall rescind the sale and refund to the buyer any amount paid to the Auctioneer by the buyer
in respect of the Lot.
Payment of Proceeds of Sale
28. The Auctioneer shall remit the Proceeds of Sale to the seller not later than thirty (30) days after the date
of the auction, provided however that, if by that date, the Auctioneer has not received the Total Amount Due
from the buyer then the Auctioneer shall remit the Proceeds of Sale within seven (7) working days after the
date on which the Total Amount Due is received from the buyer. If credit terms have been agreed between
the Auctioneer and the buyer the Auctioneer shall remit to the seller the Proceeds of Sale not later than thirty
(30) days after the date of the auction unless otherwise agreed by the seller.
If before the Total Amount Due is paid by the buyer the Auctioneer pays the seller an amount equal to the
Proceeds of Sale then title to the Lot shall pass to the Auctioneer.
If the buyer fails to pay the Auctioneer the Total Amount Due within fourteen (14) days after the date of the
auction, the Auctioneer shall endeavour to notify the seller and take the seller’s instructions on the course of
action to be taken and, to the extent that it is in the sole opinion of the Auctioneer feasible, shall endeavour
to assist the seller to recover the Total Amount Due from the buyer provided that nothing herein shall oblige
the Auctioneer to issue proceedings against the buyer in the Auctioneer’s own name. If circumstances do not
permit the Auctioneer to take instructions from the seller or, if after notifying the seller, it does not receive
instructions within seven (7) days, the Auctioneer reserves the right, and is hereby authorised by the seller
at the seller’s expense, to agree special terms for payments of the Total Amount Due, to remove, store and
insure the Lot sold, to settle claims made by or against the buyer on such terms as the Auctioneer shall in
its absolute discretion think fit, to take such steps as are necessary to collect monies due by the buyer to the
seller and, if necessary, to rescind the sale and refund money to the buyer.
Payment of Proceeds to Overseas Sellers
29. If the seller resides outside Ireland the Proceeds of Sale shall be paid to such seller in Euro unless it
was agreed with the seller prior to the auction that the Proceeds of Sale would be paid in a currency (other
than Euro) specified by the seller in which case the Proceeds of Sale shall be paid by the Auctioneer to the
seller in such specified currency (provided that that currency is legally available to the Auctioneer in the
amount required) calculated at the rate of exchange quoted to the Auctioneer by its bankers on the date
of payment.
Charges for Withdrawn Lots
30. Once catalogued, Lots withdrawn from sale before proofing/publication of Catalogue will be subject to
commission of 5% of the Auctioneer’s latest estimate of the auction price of the Lot withdrawn together with
VAT thereon and any expenses incurred by the Auctioneer in relation to the Lot. If Lots are withdrawn after
proofing or publication of Catalogue they will be subject to a commission of 10% of the Auctioneer’s latest
estimate of the auction price of the Lot withdrawn together with VAT thereon and any expenses incurred
by the Auctioneer in relation to the Lot. All commission hereunder must be paid for before Lots withdrawn
may be removed.
Unsold Lots
31. Where any Lot fails to sell at auction the Auctioneer shall notify the seller accordingly and (in the absence
of agreement between the seller and the Auctioneer to the contrary) such Lot may, in the absolute discretion
of the Auctioneer, be re-entered in the next suitable auction unless instructions are received from the seller
to the contrary, otherwise such Lots must be collected at the seller’s expense within the period of thirty (30)
days of such notification from the Auctioneer.
Upon the expiry of such period the Auctioneer shall have the right to sell such Lots by public auction or
private sale and on such terms as the Auctioneer in its sole discretion may think fit. The Auctioneer shall
be entitled to deduct from the price received for such Lots any sums owing to the Auctioneer in respect
of such Lots including without limitation removal, storage and insurance expenses, any commission and
expenses due in respect of the prior auction and commission and expenses in respect of the subsequent
auction together with all reasonable expenses before remitting the balance to the seller. If the seller cannot
be traced the balance shall be placed in a bank account in the name of the Auctioneer for the seller. Any
deficit arising shall be due from the seller to the Auctioneer. Any Lots returned at the seller’s request shall
be returned at the seller’s risk and expense and will not be insured in transit unless the Auctioneer is so
instructed by the seller.
Auctioneer’s Right to Photographs and Illustrations
32. The seller authorises the Auctioneer to photograph and illustrate any Lot placed with if for sale and
further authorises the Auctioneer to use such photographs and illustrations and any photographs and
illustrations provided by the seller at any time in its absolute discretion (whether or not in connection with
the auction).
Est 1887
216
Ireland’s Leading Fine Art Auctioneers
Jack Butler Yeats RHA (1871-1957)
Fair Day, Mayo (1925)
Oil on canvas, 61 x 91cm (24 x 36”), Signed
Est: €500,000 - 700,000
Important Irish Art
Auction Wednesday 28th September 2011 at 6.00pm
Viewing four days prior and online shortly at www.adams.ie
Other Important Dates for your Diary:
14th September - 8th October - Martin MacKeown Studio Sale, Adam’s at Clandeboye
11th October - Country House Collections at Slane Castle, Co. Meath
19th October - 6th November - White Stag Group Exhibition, Adam’s at Clandeboye
Est 1887
Est 1887
26 St Stephens Green , Dublin 2
Tel +353 1 6760261 Fax +353 1 6624725
[email protected] www.adams.ie
at Clandeboye
The AVA Gallery, Clandeboye Estate
Bangor, Co. Down, BT19 IRN
(T) +44 (0)28 91852263
[email protected] www.adams.ie/clandeboye

The collection of the late Jill Cox 7th September 2011

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