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Mealy’s
Lotabeg, Tivoli, Cork
Tuesday 24th May 2016
LOTABEG, TIVOLI, CORK CITY
750 lots, including the entire contents of Lotabeg House on the instructions of
the descendants of Mr and Mrs Vincent Hart, together with selected items from
private clients, to be sold by public auction
Public Auction: Tuesday 24th May 2016
at the Conference Centre, Silver Springs Clayton Hotel, Tivoli, Cork
commencing at 10am sharp
Public Viewing & Exhibition:
Saturday 21st, Sunday 22nd and Monday 23rd May
from 10am to 5pm each day on the premises at Lotabeg, Tivoli, Cork City
There will be no direct access for private vehicles at the ‘Callaghan’s Gate’ Lotabeg entrance on Lower Glanmire Road.
Entrance to the house will be by catalogue only (€20, admits two adults), available to purchase at the Silver Springs Clayton Hotel
where parking is available and from where a park-and-ride return shuttle bus will bring viewers to and from the hotel and the house.
Please note that children under 12 years of age and pets cannot attend the viewing and auction
Please refer to the special conditions overleaf in relation to collections.
Location: Please note that GPS co-ordinates for the Silver Springs Clayton Hotel, google map, and contact details for the hotel, are
available at the following link: http://www.claytonhotelsilversprings.com/maps-and-directions/
Contact Telephone Numbers for Viewing & Sale Days:
1. +353 (0)877974575
2. +353 (0)879129204
3. +353 (0)851845694
Photography by Ignatius O’Neill (Studio One) and Peter Hilliard
Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0)56 4400942
[email protected] www.mealys.ie
Design & Print: Lion Print. Tel. 062-61258
Live Bidding Available
CONTACTS
George Mealy Senior MRICS MSCSI
Managing Director
[email protected]
George is a licensed auctioneer with 40 years experience in the sale and valuation of fine &
decorative art and personal property. He is a fully accredited member of the Royal Institute of
Chartered Surveyors, in the faculty of Art & Antiques. He is also a member of the Society of
Chartered Surveyors Ireland. His specialties include period furniture, paintings, silver, porcelain,
militaria and clocks.
George Gerard Mealy BBLS, Attorney-at-Law
Director of Business Development
[email protected]
George Gerard studied Fine Art Valuation in Southampton Solent University before graduating with a
double major with honours in Business & Law at UCD. He then trained with PricewaterhouseCoopers
Advisory Services during which time he sat and passed the New York bar exams. He is member of
the New York State Bar Association and is a qualified attorney. He began training in Mealy’s in 2008
and is primarily focussed on business development and auxilliary services.
Mary Gaynor
Consultant
[email protected]
Mary holds an MBA degree from Bordeaux Business School, specialising in wine. As proprietor of
Wine Academy Ireland, she is one of Ireland’s foremost wine educators.
Lucy Mealy
David Mealy
Cait Madigan
Auctions Administrator
[email protected]
Operations & Logistics Manager
[email protected]
Reception
[email protected]
Information for Buyers
ALL PURCHASES ARE SUBJECT TO A BUYERS PREMIUM OF 20% + V.A.T. ON THE HAMMER PRICE (24.6%)
Contact details for Mealy’s on viewing and sale days:
+353 (0) 87 797 4575
+353 (0) 87 912 9204
+353 (0) 85 184 5694
COLLECTION:
There will be no collection available from the house at any time! All Items will be removed from the premises to Mailboxes Etc.’s External facility in
Cork and
will be available for collection during business hours ((9am - 5pm) from Monday 30th May 2016 to Friday 3rd June 2016. Items not collected by
close of business (5pm) on Friday 3rd June will be subject to a storage charge of €5 per lot per day thereafter. All perspective purchases should liaise
directly with Mailboxes Etc. in relation to collections.
Mailboxes Etc. MBE Fine Art Antique Shippers, Commerce House,
14 Washington Street West, Cork City.
Tel: +353 (0) 21 497 5060
Mob: +353 (0) 86 340 0160
Mob: +353 (0) 83 185 8194
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.mbe.co.uk/irelandcork
LIVE ONLINE BIDDING:
Please note that live online bidding is available via the-saleroom.com/mealys and invaluble.com/mealys. This service incurs a surcharge of 3%
levied by the live auction host and chargeable on the hammer price in addition to the buyer’s premium. Mealy’s advise all prospective buyers that live
auctions are subject to technical issues that are beyond Mealy’s control and as such Mealy’s cannot guarantee the accuracy of bids placed online.
Absentee bidding and telephone bidding are available as an alternative to live online bidding and do not incur any surcharge to the buyer. Issues
relating to live bidding must be raised directly with live auction host and will not be entertained by Mealy’s.
ABSENTEE BIDDING:
Absentee bids must be received no later than 5pm Monday 23rd May 2016, ANY BIDS RECEIVED AFTER THIS DEADLINE CANNOT BE
GUARANTEED. If you are bidding with Mealy’s for the first time please contact us for guidelines on registration. Government issued I.D. together with
proof of address(such as a utility bill) is mandatory for all first time bidders.
TELEPHONE BIDDING:
Telephone bidding is available on all lots with a pre-sale estimate of €500 or more. Please note that these will be accommodated on a first-come-firstserved basis, as a limited number of phone lines will be available (six lines in total). Telephone bidders are expected to be prepared to pay the upper
estimate or above. Registration for telephone bidding ends at 5pm on Monday 23rd May 2016. ANY REQUESTS FOR TELEPHONE BIDDING
RECEIVED AFTER THIS TIME WILL NOT BE ENTERTAINED.
PADDLE BIDDING:
Buyers intending to bid by paddle in the conference room at the auction must present government Issued photographic I.D. during registration. First
time bidders with Mealy’s should arrive early to ensure registration is complete prior to bidding.
PARKING:
There will be no access to the house for vehicles at any time. Access to the house will be by shuttle bus only, from the Silver Springs Clayton Hotel
where parking is available.
RESTROOM FACILITIES:
Restroom facilities will be available upstairs in the house during the viewing. Please note that there is no lift or disabled access to the second floor.
Ample restroom facilities are available at the Silver Springs Clayton Hotel.
CATERING:
Bar and restaurant facilities are available at the Silver Springs Clayton Hotel. There will not be refreshments or other catering available at the house.
VIEWING:
Please note that although many areas of the house at Lotabeg will be available for viewing, certain areas will be closed. Please pay attention to the
signs posted around the house.
GARDENS:
THE GARDENS AT LOTABEG ARE STRICTLY OUT OF BOUNDS AT ALL TIMES
INTRODUCTION
Mealy’s Lotabeg sale, including the public exhibition and
auction, stands to provide unprecedented access to a
showcase of rare fine art, antiques and significant historical
memorabilia, acquired by the Hart family over the past
century. The sale includes the private collection of the late
Mr Vincent Hart and his wife Evelyn Hart (née Sheedy) on
the instructions of their descendants, featuring 750 lots,
much of which was brought back to Ireland from extensive
travels in the early 1900s. An extraordinary slice of history,
the contents having remained virtually undisturbed since
the passing of the late owner Mr Vincent Hart in 1939
and, after careful stewardship by his wife Mrs Evelyn Hart
and their descendants throughout the 20th and early 21st
century, the entire contents will now go under the hammer.
About the Hart Family
Vincent Hart (1881 – 1939) was an internationally
renowned engineer who worked for the Public Works
Department of India. Born in Cork, Vincent was the son of
John S. Hart, manager of Queen’s Old Castle Department
Store in Cork for 23 years, and his wife Alicia Clara (née
Donegan). He studied at Presentation College Cork
before entering Queen’s College Cork, and later the Royal
College of Engineering in London. His career in India
blossomed into major infrastructural projects, culminating
in his appointment as Engineer-in-Chief for the Cauvery
Mettur Dam, which was the largest solid gravity dam in the
The sale includes:
Paintings
Furniture
A collection of rare Cork and other Irish silver
Rare 19th & 20th century photography
Rare books
Porcelain
Carpets
Chandeliers
Indian and other Asian art
Important Irish and other historical collectibles
Captain John C. Hart
Vincent Hart
Letter from King George V nominating and appointing
Mr. Vincent Hart to the Order of the Star of India
world at the time of its construction. In 1935, King George
V presented him with the Companionship of the Star of
India, a prestigious order of chivalry founded by Queen
Victoria, whose Knight Grand Commanders included Lord
Mountbatten, viceroy of India. The Harts brought a wide variety of furniture and decorative
items home to Lotabeg from the East, while also acquiring
art and antiques from dispersal sales and country house
auctions in Ireland. The collection of his brother Captain
John C. Hart (Captain Jack) of the Royal Army Medical
Corps is included, who travelled extensively in China and
Japan. There are various items on offer acquired by the
Harts from the collection of Sir Robert Penrose Uniacke
Fitzgerald, prior to the demolition of his house at Cork Beg
Island. There are also various items that passed to the Harts
from previous owners with the acquisition of the real estate.
About Lotabeg House
The Lotabeg story begins c.1800, when architect Abraham
Hargrave designed the building for Sir Richard Kellett.
Hargrave was very active in Cork at the time, having
superintended the erection in 1791 of St Patrick’s bridge
over the river Lee at Cork and designing other landmark
properties such as Castlehyde (now home to Mr. Michael
Flatley), Vernon Mount, and Dunkettle.
The Kellett Baronetcy of Lota in Cork, is a title in the
Baronetage of the United Kingdom, created on 6 August
1801 for Sir Richard Kellett, with remainder to the heirs
male of his father Richard Kellett. The house is one of
a group of houses in Tivoli associated with the Lota
demesnes. It is an elegant detached seven-bay two-storey
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The crest of Sir Robert Uniacke Penrose Fitzgerald,
Cork Beg Island
house over basement which includes a full height central
three-bay bow to the front northern-facing elevation,
and five-bay elevation to the south, with conical roof to
entrance bow, rendered walls with string course between
basement and ground floor, square-headed openings with
timber sliding sash windows; and a round-headed opening
to the front door with spoked fanlight over ionic columns.
The main reception rooms with 18ft ceilings, and the two
main bedrooms have south-facing windows with fantastic
views overlooking the River Lee. The front entrance hall
includes a monumental cantilevered staircase.
The Kellett connection to Lotabeg was short lived. Born
7th June 1786, Daniel (Dan) Callaghan MP was the owner
of Lotabeg in the early 19th century. He was the second
son of Daniel Callaghan (d.1824) of Sydney House, Cork
and his wife Mary Barry of Donalee. This branch of the
Callaghan family were distant kinsmen of Lord Lismore
but remained Catholic and thus endured confiscations of
land and ‘marriages beneath their rank’ until their fortunes
were restored by Daniel Callaghan Snr who became one
of Ireland’s most successful merchants by establishing a
monopoly of trade supplying the navy in Cork during the
Napoleonic wars. The second of six brothers, Dan appears
to have been the most active in the family business and
on his father’s death assumed control of the business. It
has been stated that at the 1826 Cork by-election Dan
refused on ‘public principle’ to vote for his brother Gerard,
who had abandoned the family religion to become a ‘red
hot Protestant’. However, at the 1829 by-election, he lent
him his full support, providing ‘both money and personal
exertions’.
As a prominent businessman and Irish politician, Dan
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Callaghan served as MP for Cork City from 1830-1849 (1830-1832 as a member of
the Whig Party; 1832-1849 as a member of the Irish Repeal Association). As a member
of the Repeal Association, Dan Callaghan sought to end the Act of Union (1800),
which created the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Together with other
contemporary Irish MPs like Daniel O’ Connell, he opposed the introduction of the Poor
Laws (Ireland), which established the Victorian workhouses to Ireland.
The famous large stone ionic arch entrance is situated on Lower Glanmire Rd,
and is known locally as ‘Callaghan’s Gate’. This impressive triumphal arch is surmounted
with a stone carved Irish wolfhound, known colloquially as ‘The Black Dog’. The landmark
commemorates the hound that saved the 19th century owner Daniel Callaghan MP from
drowning in the nearby river Lee.
It is very likely that much of the key George IV & William IV period furniture in the
house was specially commissioned by Daniel Callaghan MP in the 1830s for Lotabeg,
including a monumental William IV circular 7ft dining table (lot 500); a William IV
rosewood reclining library armchair (lot 539); an Irish mahogany sideboard (lot 356);
an Irish mahogany secretaire bookcase (70); an Irish mahogany console table (lot 96);
and others. Lot 282 (see illustration) shows a late 18th century engraving of Cornelius
Callaghan Esq., counsellor-at-law and direct ancestor of Dan Callaghan.
Cornelius Callaghan,
Counsellor at Law
The house was owned and occupied in the late 19th century by Martin Francis Ronayne
Mahony, son of Martin Francis Mahony of Lotamore. Lot 281 is an attractive portrait of
a young boy, C.W. Mahony, Esq. There are several lots with connections to the Gubbins
family who were related through marriage to the Mahonys. The house passed to Mr.
Richard Dixon, a New York banker, prior to the Harts’ era, before being purchased by
John S. Hart for Vincent Hart in the early 20th century.
The front exterior of Lotabeg
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Attendee information
Public exhibition of the items will take place at Lotabeg House on Saturday 21st,
Sunday 22nd, and Monday 23rd May 2016 from 10am to 5pm each day.
There will be no direct access for private vehicles at the ‘Callaghan’s Gate’ Lotabeg
entrance on Lower Glanmire Road.
Entrance to the house will be by catalogue only (€20, admits two adults), available to
purchase at the Silver Springs Clayton Hotel where ample parking is available and from
where a return shuttle bus will bring viewers to and from the hotel and the house.
Further details are available at www.mealys.ie
Collections and Deliveries
Please also note that there will be no collections of items purchased from the house.
All items will be moved to Mailboxes Storage Facilities and will be available for
collection upon production of a paid invoice from Mealy’s. Please contact
Mailboxes Etc. MBE Fine Art Antique Shippers,
Commerce House, 14 Washington Street West, Cork City.
C.W. Mahony
Tel: +353 (0) 21 497 5060
Mob: +353 (0) 86 340 0160
Mob: +353 (0) 83 185 8194
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.mbe.co.uk/irelandcork
The rear exterior of Lotabeg
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Session 1: Lots 1-380
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A CARVED CHINESE WOODEN DRAGON
FORK AND SPOON,
a pair of Chinese slippers; four Chinese purses;
a pair of cased Eastern theatrical framed
scenes; five unusual Chinese theatrical patch
work silk figures, and other miscellaneous Asian
art pieces. (a lot)
€80 - 120
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A LARGE IRISH DEMASK TABLE CLOTH,
13ft (399cm)h x 7ft4 (220cm); together with six
similar smaller table cloths. (a lot)
€150 - 250
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ROBERT LOWE STOPFORD (1813-1898)
The Busy Interior of The Old Queen’s Castle
Department Store, signed lower right and
dated 1848, 15” (38cm) h x 21.5” (54cm). (1)
Note: The Queen’s Old Castle was one of Cork’s
best known shops for over 100 years and was
managed in the late 19th and early 20th century
from to 1879 to 1902 by John S. Hart, the
father of Vincent Hart, the owner of Lotabeg.
This unique watercolour depicting the store
in operation passed to the present owners by
descent.
€1500 - 2500
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A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BOOKCASE,
in the Gothic style, the top George IV period,
with a gadroon moulded frieze, over two doors,
each with triple arched glass panels, on a William
IV base, with two arched panel doors, flanking
two turned columns, and raised on an inverted
breakfront plinth, 52” (132cm), as is, adapted.
(1)
€300 - 500
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A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY HALL
CHAIRS,
each with solid seat, raised on tapering legs. (2)
€150 - 250
4
A THIRTY EIGHT PIECE COLOURFUL PART
COPELAND CHINA TEA SERVICE,
including tea pot and cover; together with some
modern Dresden similar pieces. (38)
€100 - 200
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A SIX PIECE PART JAPANESE SATSUMA TEA
SET,
comprising tea pot and cover, five tea bowls,
and a small jug; together with other Japanese
Satsuma wear; a Japanese Kutani bowl; a
pewter-mounted terracotta dragon tea pot; five
Chinese graduating porcelain nesting bowls; and
some other miscellaneous. (a lot)
€100 - 150
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A PAIR OF INDIAN PIERCED BRASS POT
POURRI BOTTLE VASES AND COVERS,
each with pierced body and neck, 11.5” (29cm);
together with a similar brass two handled cup
and cover; a brass basket carrier; a Chinese
brass pagoda; a pair of Chinese brass dragon
vases; a mosque ornament; a small Chinese
brass censor; and a set of five brass bowls. (14)
€80 - 120
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TWO BLACK BISQUE HEADED DOLLS,
by Armand Marseille, Germany, with detached
limbs, one neck inscribed A.M., Germany
351/14.K, the other inscribed A.M Germany
351/3.K; together with a spare black doll torso;
and other black doll limbs. (a lot).
€100 - 200
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AN ARMAND MARSEILLE BISQUE HEADED
DOLL,
the head inscribed Armand Marseille Germany
390. A. 31/2. M, with composition torso and
limbs, one limb with section missing; together
with an Armand Marseille bisque doll head
inscribed A.M. Germany 352/4; and another
Armand Marseille composition doll, with stuffed
torso and limbs. (3)
€80 - 120
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A LARGE STUFFED AND MOUNTED STAG
HEAD AND ANTLERS, 43” (110cm) x 16”
(41cm). (1)
€550 - 600
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TWO INDIAN BELL SHAPED VASES OR
CANDLE STICKS,
6.5” (17cm); a heavy metal Indian vase, 10”
(26cm); six Indian Brass and coconut shell
bowls; three Chinese bronze censors, one on
a hardwood stand; two brass trays; a carved
wooden bowl; and another brass candlestick.
(16)
€100 - 150
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A FINE AESTHETIC MOVEMENT CABINET,
in parcel gilt, satinwood, and bird’s eye maple,
the cornice with an arched crest above a square
door, the centre painted with mythical scene
inside a circular ebonised and carved band,
flanked with two shelves to either side on a
conforming base with frieze drawer and two
further shelves below, 82” (208cms) h. x 53”
(135cms) wide. (1)
€1000 - 1500
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A ROYAL DOULTON TOBY JUG,
modelled as Sir Winston Churchhill; another
similar ditto modelled as British Field Marshall
Montgomery; and a fifteen piece miniature gold
coloured porcelain Vienna style coffee service.
(a lot)
€80 - 150
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A COLLECTION OF SIX CHINESE
RECTANGULAR AND OVAL SNUFF AND
TRINKET BOXES,
some etched with animals, others with figures
and calligraphy, various sizes, the largest 3.5in
(9cm). (6)
€80 - 120
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A JAPENESE INRO OR PURSE NOVELTY
FIGURE,
suspended from another Japanese carved
wooden figure. (1)
€80 - 120
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A PAIR OF UNUSUAL NICKEL PLATED
CLASSICAL FIGURES,
one of a woman with helmet holding a shield
depicting Medusa, the other a man in armour
with a sword and shield, both perched on a black
polished limestone plinth, supported by four
reeded columns, 12.5” (31cm). (2)
€250 - 270
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A FRENCH BRONZED METAL MANTEL
CLOCK CASE,
in the Classical style, late 19th Century, with
cherubs and scrolling vines, (as is); together with
a Palissy style majollica shell bowl decorated
with reptiles, (as is), and a pair of composition
bookends, modelled as cherubs. (4)
€80 - 100
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A HEAVY CAST CHINESE BRASS HANDLE
WITH A DRAGON,
together with two brass strapwork hinges, a
Chinese bronze paper knife; a bronze cherub;
three old Chinese pipes; a miniature stick and
umbrella stand; three soap stone seals; a silver
plated time piece; an ox horn mask; a horn stick
handle, and a collection of old Chinese theatrical
pottery figures, etc. (a lot)
€80 - 120
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19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Landscape with Waterfall in Foreground, O.O.C.,
indistinctly signed lower left, 11.5in (29cm)h x
15.25in (39cm). (1)
€200 - 300
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MARK O’NEILL (B. 1963),
Still Life, Brown Bottle, O.O.B., 20in (51cm)h x
15in (38cm). (1)
€1500 - 2000
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A THREEFOLD INDIAN CARVED
OPENWORK SCREEN,
late 19th or early 20th century, each leaf with
an oval carved panel depicting a royal figure,
surrounded by eleven other carved open work
panels, various shapes and sizes, 6ft (183cm)h x
64” (184cm)w. (1)
€400 - 600
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A HEAVY 19TH CENTURY RECTANGULAR
INDIAN CARVED ROSEWOOD CENTRE
TABLE,
the moulded top with rounded corners, on ornate
carved frieze, on four supports carved with a
series of mythical animals, on a square moulded
stretcher shelf with paw feet, 31 ½” (80cms). (1)
€400 - 600
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A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS
CHINESE AND INDIAN BRASS,
comprising various trays; incense burners; small
jars and covers; a bell, Chinese pipes, etc. (a lot)
€80 - 150
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A HEAVY CHINESE GILT BRONZE BOWL,
with pot belly and two grotesque mythical animal
mask handles, the bands with phoenix and
grotesque masks in relief, 13” (33cm). (1)
€200 - 300
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A VERY ORNATE CARVED AND PIERCED
VICTORIAN BURMESE ARMCHAIR,
the tub shaped back carved and pierced with
scrolling foliage, above a padded seat and
conforming arm fronts and apron, raised on
cabriole legs. (1)
See illustration on page 10
€600 - 800
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AN EARLY CHNESE BRONZE TABLE STAND,
or jardiniere stand, chased with various flowers
and other emblems, with shaped apron and
raised on three legs, 9” (23cm). (1)
€150 - 250
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WILLIAM MEADOWS (ACT. 1870-1895),
Fishing Boats in Choppy Waters off a Coastline,
O.O.C., signed lower left and dated 1885, 15.5in
(39cm)h x 23.25in (59cm). (1)
€800 - 1200
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SIDE
CHAIRS,
each with double arched back and scroll splat,
on front cabriole legs. (2)
€80 - 120
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A CARVED INDIAN EBONY SHRINE,
modelled with two deities under an arch, crested
with a grotesque mask, 13.5” (34cm); together
with another similar carved religious figure and
two other similar ditto. (4)
€100 - 200
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TWO SIMILAR WILLIAM IV PERIOD
MAHOGANY HAT AND COAT STANDS,
with shaped hooks and urn finial raised on
a tripod base with scroll legs, both as is, 65”
(166cm)h. (2)
€250 - 350
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AN UNUSUAL INDIAN URN STAND,
the two stage half fluted stem surmounted by
a leaf moulded bowl and a square stem below,
supported in the mouth of a stylized animal on
square moulded step with paw feet, approx. 5’4”.
(1)
€700 - 1100
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A PAIR OF UNUSUAL LATE 19TH OR
EARLY 20TH CENTURY INDIAN CARVED
HARDWOOD OCCASIONAL TABLES,
each profusely carved with scrolling foliage and
figures, raised on three elephant mask and trunk
feet with ivory tusks, 27” (69cms). (2)
€300 - 400
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A LARGE CANTONESE PORCELAIN VASE,
profusely decorated with warriors flowers and
applied with dragons in relief, the flared neck
applied with two double temple lion handles,
and other fan and circular panels decorated with
figures, 57” (120cm). (1)
€1500 - 2000
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A LARGE CANTONESE PORCELAIN VASE,
the flared neck decorated with phoenix among
flowering tree with other birds in flight, and a
larger lower panel decorated with birds perched
on a flowering chrysanthemum against a pink
floral ground, 47” (120cm). (1)
€1500 - 2000
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AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY
IRISH GILTWOOD WALL BRACKETS, each
in the form of a harp supporting a shelf, 12”
(31cms) high, 11in (28cm) wide. (2)
€300 - 500
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A PAIR OF CHINESE STYLE SAMSON
POWDER BLUE PORCELAIN VASES AND
COVERS,
each decorated with panels of flowers, under a
domed cover, 12.5” (32cm). (2)
€100 - 150
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A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY PROVINCIAL
ELM AND YEW DINING CHAIRS,
each with pierced splat and drop in tapestry
covered seat and raised on front square
chamfered legs. (2)
€200 - 300
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A POLISHED LIMESTONE AND ROUGE
MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK, the rouge and
black marble dial signed J.F. Hackett under
a model of the Warwick Vase, with interlaced
handles and masks raised on bronze lion paw
feet, 14” (35cms). (1)
€300 - 400
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A GEORGE II PERIOD MAHOGANY FOLD
OVER CARD TABLE,
with projecting rounded corners, the interior with
oval cut out money slots, above a wide frieze
and raised on four cabriole legs with pad feet,
31.5” (80cm). (1)
€700 - 1100
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A TURQOISE AND WHITE GROUND MINTON
BOWL,
19th century, in the form of an amphora vase
being carried by two cherubs, on a rectangular
moulded base, 12” (30.5cm) high, 14” (36cm)
wide. (1)
€200 - 300
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AFTER MICHAELANGELO HAYES (1820-1877),
a set of six Irish coloured coaching scenes, from
Bianconi’s Establishment, 1856, 10” (25cm)h x
14” (46cm). (6)
€400 - 600
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A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE,
the rectangular top on a pair of baluster turned
stems, raised on four double scroll legs, 55”
(140cms) adapted. (1)
€200 - 300
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A FINE REGENCY PERIOD RED
LACQUERED PAPER MACHÉ TRAY,
the centre with rectangular red lacquered panel,
inside a border of four decorated vignettes,
one decorated with figures by a river and other
similar landscapes, inside a border of scrolling
leaves, and applied with two gilt brass handles,
32.25” (82cm)w. (1)
€400 - 600
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AN IRISH MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR,
19th century, with arched and padded back
and padded seat, raised on front shell capped
cabriole legs, with ball and claw feet. (1)
€450 - 550
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WILLIAM SMALL H.R.S.A, R.I., (1843-1929),
Returning from the Market, W.C. and wash,
signed with monogram and dated ‘73 lower right,
12.5in (32cm)h x 18.25in (46cm). (1)
€700 - 1200
47
THE STYLE OF LOUIS WILLIAM WAIN (18601939),
Two Cats in Costume Dancing on a Country
Lane, W.C., bears a signature, 11.5”; (29cm)h x
15” (38cm). (1)
€250 - 350
48
A LARGE PAIR OF GERMAN PORCELAIN
FIGURES,
probably Meissen, each with incised mark, CA
186, one modelled as an elegant lady wearing a
colourful dress and making a floral garland, the
other a gentleman in elegant attire, holding a
basket of flowers and his hair tied in a pony tail,
22” (56cm). (2)
€2000 - 2500
48 (a pair)
52
AFTER SIR PETER LELY,
an 18th century portrait engraving, Madam
Parson, by J Verkolye, 13” (33cm)h x 10”
(25cm); another after Sir Godfrey Kneller, The
Lord Buckhurst and Lady Mary Sackvil, His
Sister; another portrait engraving after Sir Peter
Lely by James McArdell, A Lady Seated with a
Sheep; an early portrait engraving by J. Smith,
Gentleman Holding a Candle; and one other
after Kneller, Young Girl with Dove. (5)
€300 - 500
49
A LATE 19TH CENTURY
CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE
VASE,
with double temple lion handles,
under a flaring neck, decorated
with various flowers, fruit and
vases, 22.75” (58cm). (1)
€350 - 400
50
A MAHOGANY GEORGE IV
SIDE TABLE,
with the D shaped top raised on
ring turned legs, 46” (117cms), as
is, adapted, part of a dining room
table. (1)
€80 - 120
51
ATTRIBUTED TO HENRY
THOMAS ALKEN (1785-1851),
a set of three watercolours, each
depicting a hunting scene, 9”
(23c)h x 11” (28cm). (3)
€350 - 550
52
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51
53
A FINE WILLIAM IV PERIOD MAHOGANY
SERVING TABLE,
Irish probably by Williams & Gibton, struck with
the five digit no. 16050, with three quarter
gallery & plate slots, above a moulded top and
two concealed frieze drawers probably adapted,
raised on four spiral reeded legs, the front legs
with lion paw feet, 44” (112cm)h x 8ft2 (248cm)
w x 30” (76cm)d. (1)
€1000 - 1500
54
A MINIATURE FIGURED MAHOGANY
APPRENTICE PIECE CHEST,
or specimen chest, with an arrangement of three
long and two short drawers, raised on bracket
feet, 14.5” (27cm)h x 13.5” (34cm). (1)
€500 - 550
56
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55
AN UNUSUAL SMALL 19TH CENTURY
TABLE TOP COLLECTORS’ CABINET,
for medals and coins, with eight drawers, inside
an arched and glazed door and a brass swing
handle surmounted on the top, 7” (18cm)h x 7.5”
(19cm)w. (1)
€300 - 350
56
A FINE SQUARE ORMOLU JARDINIERE,
late 19th century, with four hand painted enamel
panels, one depicting mountainous landscape, two
river landscapes, and the main panel decorated
with a peasant woman holding an infant and a
goat by her side in a landscape, the top cast with
four classical masks, spitting floral swags, within
ribbon bands and four urn corner finial’s, above
four caryatid corner pilasters, each issuing leaf
swags and centred with cartouches, on four leaf
scroll legs, 10.5” (27cm)h x 8.5” (22cm)2. (1)
€3000 - 3500
59
57
A REGENCY PERIOD BRASS INLAID
ROSEWOOD TEA CADDY,
of sarcophagus form, with divided interior, on
four bun feet, 8” (20cm). (1)
€150 - 250
58
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY IRISH SCHOOL,
Portrait of Lord Mayor with Chain of Office,
O.O.C., 37.5” (94cm) h x 26” (66cm) (1)
€80 - 120
59
A CARVED WOODEN CEREMONIAL URN
AND COVER,
with a series of fluted and intricate handles and
legs, and with domed cover, 21” (54cms). (1)
€250 - 350
60
A VERY GOOD PAIR OF LATE GEORGE
III PERIOD CRESTED MAHOGANY HALL
CHAIRS,
the vase shaped crested back, above a solid
seat, raised on front square tapering legs. (2)
Provenance: From the collection of Sir Robert
Uniacke Penrose Fitz-Gerald, Cork Begg Island,
now demolished.
€1000 - 1500
61
A VICTORIAN EBONIZED AND MAPLE
BANDED CREDENZA,
with gilt metal mounts, the inverted break front
with a panel door inlaid with scrolling foliage and
flanked with two inlaid pilasters, one headed
with a gilt metal capital, flanked with two bow
shaped glass doors, 60” (153cms). (1)
€400 - 600
MEALY’S EST 1934
Hallway
62
A REGENCY GILT THREE COMPARTMENT
OVERMANTEL, the moulded top with rounded
corners and conforming pilasters, raised on lion
paw feet, 51” (130cms). (1)
€500 - 700
63
A LARGE STUFFED AND MOUNTED FALLOW,
(Dama Dama), head and antlers, 49” (125cm) x
29” (74cm). (1)
€550 - 600
64
A VERY FINE 20TH CENTURY SILK
VICTORIAN PERSIAN RUG,
depicting a royal court scene, with prince,
attendants and musicians in a royal garden,
against turquoise and navy blue and an ivory
border with wild animals amongst foliage, 101”
(256cm) h x 66” (168cm). (1)
€1200 - 1500
65
A SET OF FOUR BRONZE FIGURES,
each emblematic of the four seasons, each
raised on a circular polished limestone base, 17”
(43cm). (4)
€600 - 650
66
A LARGE CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN
GROUP,
modelled with classical figures around an alter,
with doves and dog, on oval fluted base, 15.5”
(39cm)h x 16” (41cm).m (1)
€1000 - 1500
67
A SMALL 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS
CELERY VASE,
7.5” (19cm); a small pickle jar and cover; two
pairs of double spouted wine glass coolers;
another pair of similar ditto, possibly Cork;
together with six 19th century glass finger
bowls. (14)
€80 - 120
68
AFTER GIOVANNI DOMENICO CAMPIGLIA
(1692-1768),
Raccolta Di Statua Antiqua, a set of eight 18th
century engravings of sculptural antiquity, 18.5”
(48cm)h x 12” (31cm). (8)
€800 - 1200
69
A FINE GEORGE III PERIOD MAHOGANY
PEMBROKE TABLE,
with exquisite patina, the rectangular flaps
flanking a frieze drawer, raised on square
chamfered legs, headed with sea scroll
spandrels, the legs united by a shaped stretcher
shelf, 27.5” (70cm)h x 29” (74cm). (1)
€800 - 1200
68
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A FINE GEORGE IV IRISH MAHOGANY
SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE, probably Cork and
likely commissioned by Daniel Callaghan MP for
Lotabeg in the 1830s, the cornice with a central
panel flanked with two double scrolls above two
glazed doors, flanked by carved pilasters, above
a cylinder bureau section with fitted interior and
two frieze drawers, raised on spiral reeded legs
with lion paw feet, 46” (117cms)w. (1)
€2500 - 3500
71
A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS CUT
GLASS DRINKING GLASSES,
comprising ports, sherries, cocktail glasses, etc.,
some in part sets. (approx 34).
€80 - 120
72
A SET OF SEVEN EARLY 19TH CENTURY
CORK VASE SHAPED GLASSES,
each on stem base 4.25” (12cm); together with
six other similar glasses; nine liqueur glasses;
three leaf engraved port glasses and three other
glasses. (28)
€80 - 120
73
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF
19TH CENTURY AND OTHER DRINKING
GLASSES,
comprising wines, sherries, ports, and four
grapefruit bowls. (approx 43)
€70 - 120
76
A VERY ATTRACTIVE AUBUSSON CARPET,
with oval centre floral medallion, against an ivory
ground, inside a framed panel, on triple band
borders, in shades of pink, ivory, green, blue,
122” (310cm)l x 97” (247cm)w. (1)
€800 - 1000
77
A PERSIAN CARPET,
with double diamond centre medallion, against
ivory and navy blue against an all over stylised
floral pattern, within ivory spandrels and triple
band border, 10ft3 (210cm) x 6ft10 (210cm).
(1)
€300 - 500
78
A FINE TURKISH CARPET,
with centre iron red floral medallion, on an all
over floral fawn ground, within shaped spandrels,
and a floral fawn border, with three smaller
bands, 9ft8 (295cm) x 6ft5 (198cm). (1)
€400 - 600
79
A FINE KASHMIR STYLE CARPET,
With all over floral design, on a burgundy ground,
inside a fawn border, 11ft (335cm) x 7ft10
(240cm). (1)
€500 - 700
81
81
A REGENCY STYLE GILT BRASS
CHANDELIER,
with leaf cast corona, issuing festoons of glass
beads, to a circular brass band supporting six
torch style arms, united by cast floral swags,
above a basket of glass beads, approx. 40”
(102cm)h x 24” (61cm)w. (1)
€2000 - 3000
74
74
TAXIDERMY: A STUFFED AND MOUNTED
HEAD OF A SPRINGBOK,
head, neck, and shoulders, with two horns,
approx 32” (82cm) h. (1)
€450 - 550
75
A FINE KASHMIR STYLE CARPET,
with all over floral design, on a burgundy ground,
inside a fawn border, 10ft8 (327cm)l x 7ft8
(234cm). (1)
€400 - 600
14
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80
AN EDWARDIAN BRASS SQUARE SHAPED
HALL LANTERN,
with coloured leaded glass panels, each corner
with a spiral fluted and reeded pilaster, approx.
44” (112cm) high including suspender tube, 11”
(29cm) wide. (1)
€250 - 350
82
82
A VERY UNUSUAL LATE 19TH CENTURY
GILT BRASS HALL LANTERN,
of hexagonal form, with six oval ruby and frosted
glass panels, under a leaf cast corona and a
reeded tubular suspender, approx. 5ft (153cm)
high, including suspender, approx. 14” (36cm)
wide. (1)
€1500 - 2000
MEALY’S EST 1934
Hallway
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A PETITE POINT TAPESTRY WALL HANGING,
with oval centre, decorated with sprays of roses,
on an ivory ground, inside conforming spandrels
and border, approx 70” (178cm)l x 46” (117cm)
w. (1)
€200 - 300
88
WILLIAM FREDERICK HULK (1852-c.1906),
Bringing Home the Cattle, depicting a landscape
with a figure, haystacks and cattle, O.O.C., signed
lower left, 19.5in (50cm)h x 15.25” (39cm). (1)
€600 - 800
88
83
AN IRISH WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY DOUBLE
ENDED SETTEE,
probably Cork and likely commissioned by
Daniel Callaghan MP for Lotabeg in the 1830s,
the stylised shell crest and leaf scroll back above
a padded panel and two scroll ends, above a
padded seat, raised on splayed leaf carved scroll
legs with heavy lion paw feet, 92” (234cm). (1)
€1500 - 2500
84
WYCLIFFE EGGINGTON, R.I. R.W.S.
(1875- 1951),
A Large Moorland Landscape, with sheep
grazing in foreground, W.C., signed lower left,
21.5” (55cm)h x 30” (76cm). (1)
€350 - 550
89
85
A PETIT POINT TAPESTRY WALL HANGING,
with all over floral pattern and conforming
border, on ivory ground, approx 70” (178cm)l x
46” (117cm)w. (1)
€200 - 300
86
AN AUBUSSON STYLE TAPESTRY WALL
HANGING,
with central oval floral medallion inside a floral
band, on a fawn ground and colourful borders,
approx 70” (178cm)l x 46” (117cm)w. (1)
€200 - 300
89
JOHN FAULKNER, R.H.A., ( 1835-1894),
River Landscape, with figure angling and village
beyond, signed and indistinctly inscribed lower
left; together with another similar subject by the
same hand, also signed and indistinctly inscribed
lower left, a pair, 13.5in (34cm)h x 26in (68cm).
(2)
€1500 - 2000
90
AN IRON RED GROUND PERSIAN CARPET,
decorated with floral sprays, inside an ivory
border, 12ft6 (381cm) x9ft4 (284cm). (1)
€400 - 600
83
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91
91
A GEORGE III RED WALNUT DROPLEAF
TABLE, with nicely figured top and two demilune
flaps, raised on tapering turned legs, terminating
in pad feet, 33.5in (85cm). (1)
€500 - 800
93
(1692-1768),
century engravings of antique sculpture, 18.5”
(48cm)h x 12” (31cm). (8)
€800 - 1200
92
A PAIR OF CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL BOTTLE
VASES, probably Indian, profusely decorated
with flowers, 10” (26cms), and a small Chinese
cloisonné Bowl. (3)
€150 - 200
94
19TH CENTURY IRISH SCHOOL,
A View of the Lakes of Killarney, depicting
figures and animals and large stately mansion in
foreground, W.C., 22” (56cm)h x 33” (84cm). (1)
€600 - 900
95
A VERY UNUSUAL PAIR OF 19TH
CENTURY CHINESE CHIPPENDALE STYLE
MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS,
each arched and leaf moulded back with an
acorn finial, above an openwork panel with
geometric designs, above a drop in seat, raised
on front square blind fret cut square legs, united
by a pierced stretcher. (2)
€1000 - 1500
96
A FINE GEORGE IV PERIOD MAHOGANY
CONSOLE TABLE,
probably Cork and likely commissioned by
Daniel Callaghan M.P., the rectangular white
marble top above a leaf, bead and gadroon
moulded frieze and raised on leaf carved scroll
cabriole supports, on lion paw terminals and
conforming pilasters to the rear, raised on a
concave bead moulded plinth, 38” (97cm)h x
46” (117cm)w. (1)
€2000 - 3000
97
A FINE CHINESE CHIPPENDALE STYLE
CARVED GILTWOOD PIER MIRROR,
19th century by Butler of Dublin, the ornate
carved frame, crested with a Hoho bird above
two mirror plates, the frame carved with floral
swags and other scrolling foliage and flanked
to either side with two further Hoho birds, the
shaped apron with a central pierced cartouche
and trellis panels to either side, 69” (176cm)h x
40” (102cm)w. (1)
€5000 - 8000
95
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93 (set of eight
engravings)
97 (pier mirror)
113
(pair of Waterford
glass bowls)
99 (mantel clock)
96 (console table)
95 (pair of chairs)
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98
A VERY FINE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU AND WHITE MARBLE
CANDELABRA, in the manner of Matthew Bolton, each of vase form with two mythical
Pan masks issuing floral swags and supporting five rustic candle arms on a square stem
base, 34” (86cm)h. (2)
€8000 - 15000
99
A FINE 19TH CENTURY GILT BRASS AND WHITE MARBLE MANTLE CLOCK, by
Japes Frères of Paris, the lever movement with outside count wheel striking on a steel
bell, the circular enamel dial with Roman numerals, in an unusual leaf and scroll cast case,
crested with a laurel wreath and scroll, flanked to one side with a figure of Shakespeare
seated on a stool holding a quill, the other side with theatrical trophies, on a white marble
two stage moulded plinth, under glass dome, 17.44” x 23” (46 x 56cms). (1)
€1500 - 2500
100
JAMES LYNWOOD PALMER (1865-1941),
Ard Patrick & Galtee More with Foal Frolicking in a Wooded Landscape, oil on canvas,
51.5” (131cm)h x 72” (183cm)w. (1)
Note: Ard Patrick (1899-1923) was an Irish-bred and British trained Thoroughbred
racehorse and sire who was one of the leading two-year-olds of 1901 who won the
Epsom Derby in 1902. He returned from injury problems to record his most important
success when he defeated Sceptre and the Derby winner Rock Sand in the 1903 Eclipse
Stakes at Sandown Park Racecourse. He was then retired from racing and was exported
to Germany where he became a successful sire of several subsequent winners. Galtee
More (1894-1917) was an Irish-bred and British trained Thoroughbred racehorse and
sire. In a career that lasted from 1896 to 1897 he ran thirteen times and won eleven
races. As a three-year-old in 1897, he became the seventh horse to win the English Triple
Crown by winning the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket, the Derby at Epsom, and the St
Leger at Doncaster. At the end of the season he was sold to the Russian government and
went on to have a successful stud career in both Russia and Germany. He died following
an accident in 1917. The owner of both houses was Mr. John Gubbins, who was related
through marriage to the Mahonys of Lotamore and Lotabeg.
€20000 - 30000
97
98
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101
JOHN BEER (c. 1860- c. 1930),
Ard Patrick Wins the Eclipse Stakes 1903, at Sandown with his jockey Herbert “Otto”
Madden, W.C., signed, inscribed and dated, 14.5” (37cm)h x 21” (54cm). (1)
Note: Mr. John Gubbins was related through marriage to the Mahonys of Lotamore and
Lotabeg
€300 - 500
99
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102
102
JOHN BEER (c.1860-c. 1930),
Ard Patrick Being Led by his Owner Mr. John Gubbins and with
Herbert Otto Madden, After Winning the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown
Park 1903, W.C., signed and inscribed 14.5” (37cm)h x 21” (54cm). (1)
Note: Mr. John Gubbins was related through marriage to the Mahonys
of Lotamore and Lotabeg
€300 - 500
103
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103
JOHN BEER (c.1860- c. 1930) ,
Finishing the Derby 1909, won by His Majesties Minoru, signed,
inscribed, and dated 1909, 12.5” (32cm)h x 20.5” (52cm). (1)
€300 - 500
Hallway
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104
GEORGE FINCH MASON (1850-1915),
Galtee More Wins the Saint Ledger 1897, W.C.,
signed, inscribed and dated 1897, 10” (26cm)h x
13.75” (35cm). (1)
€300 - 500
107
MOUNTAIN GOAT,
head with two horns, approx., 25” (64cm)h x 24”
(61cm)w. (1)
€700 - 750
105
AFTER FRANK STONELAKE,
a set of twelve caricature hunting prints, framed
as a pair, each containing six attractive prints,
each 5.5” (13cm)h x 6.5” (16.5cm)w. (2)
€180 - 250
108
A LARGE IRISH DEMASK TABLE CLOTH,
14ft6 (440cm)h x 7ft4 (223cm); another similar
12ft (370cm) x 7ft4 (224cm); and two smaller
table cloths and other miscellaneous table linen.
(a lot)
€200-250
106
AFTER GUILLAUME COUSTEAU (1677-1746),
a pair of bronze and gilt bronze equestrian
groups depicting Marley Horses, each with
groom resting on oval moulded black lacquered
base, 24” (61cm)h x 22” (56cm). (2)
€1500 - 2500
109
(1692-1768),
century engravings of antique sculpture, 18.5”
(48cm)h x 12” (31cm). (8)
€800 - 1200
106
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110
ATTRIBUTED TO J.E. BOSANQUET (ACT. 1854-1869),
A Large Stately Home by the Sea, probably near Cobh, watercolour, 16.25” (41cm)h x 27” (68cm). (1)
€500 - 800
111
J.E. BOSANQUET (ACT. 1854-1869),
Dripsey Bridge, Cork, depicting a castle with figures and cattle in the foreground, W.C., 24in (61cm)h x 31in (79cm). (1)
€1000 - 1500
22
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112
AN EARLY CONTINENTAL PIERCED BRASS
BED WARMER,
with armorial cover, with an inscribed outer band,
and with iron poker type handle, approx 42”
(107cm). (1)
€240 - 260
113
A PAIR OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL CANOE
SHAPED CUT-GLASS STEMMED BOWLS,
each on circular foot, 9” (23cm)h x 13.25”
(34cm). (2)
€700 - 1200
114
AN ATTRACTIVE HEXAGONAL SHAPED
VICTORIAN STYLE DOMESTIC POST BOX,
the of recent manufacture, leaf carved roof with
an acorn finial, with a bead edge, above a brass
letter slot and a royal mail brass panel on a
hinged door, above a base drawer, 23” (58cm)h
x 10” (25cm)w. (1)
€400 - 500
115
A LARGE LIFESIZE STUFFED AND
MOUNTED MOUNTAIN GOAT,
with two curved back reeded horns, on a rugged
style base, 87” (221cm)h x 47” (120cm). (1)
€4000 - 6000
116
A REGENCY GILT AND GESSO CREST,
in the form of eagle with outstretched wings, 30”
(76cm) approx. (1)
€400 - 600
117
AN ATTRACTIVE EDWARDIAN HALL GONG,
with oval brass drum and striker, the brass horse
head on an oval oak panel, 26” (66cm)h x 10”
(26cm)w. (1)
€150 - 250
118
A 19TH CENTURY CARVED OAK HALL
GONG,
probably Irish, with lion mask crest, above an
arch in a vine moulded frame and a circular
heavy brass drum, lacking striker on scroll feet,
28” (72cms). (1)
€350 - 550
119
A MODERN CREAM PAINTED WALL MIRROR,
57” (145cm)h x 28.5” (72cm). (1)
€80 - 120
120
122
AN ATTRACTIVE BRONZE FIGURE
modelled as a kneeling lady, pouring from a
vessel, 36” (92cm)h. (1)
€700 - 1200
120
AN ATTRACtIVE IRISH DOUBLE
CHAIR BACK SETTEE,
in the style of Butler of Dublin, the
back with two pierced splats and
flanked with two leaf carved elbow
rests, terminating in scrolling eagle
heads, above a drop-in padded seat,
the front apron with central shell, on
leaf caved cabriole legs and paw feet,
united by a conforming stretcher, 58”
(127cm). (1)
€2500 - 3500
121
A 19TH CENTURY GILT AND
GESSO JARDINIERE,
the shaped pan supported on a
rustic stem with fern leaves and two
cherubs standing on a serpentine
platform, with four leaf scroll legs,
33in (84cms) square, as is. (1)
€300 - 500
122
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125
123
AN ATTRACTIVE EBONY WALKING STICK,
with silver plated handle, applied with ribbon bows
and swags, 37” (94cm), and another silver mounted
and enamel walking cane, with dragon fly, 33”
(84cm). (2)
€150 - 200
125
A SILVER MOUNTED HORN HOOK HANDLED
BAMBOO WALKING STICK,
another silver mounted hook handled walking cane,
and an art Nouveau silver mounted hard wood
walking stick, all approx 36” (92cm). (3)
€200 - 300
126
A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY LONGCASE
CLOCK, by Thomas Chappell of London, the arched
and moulded hood above a brass dial with eight
day movement, subsidiary dial for seconds and date
aperture, within a circular chapter ring with Arabic
and Roman numerals, the dial arch with phases of
the moon, signed on a band, within an arched and
glazed door, flanked to each side with half fluted
and brass inlaid reeded column, above an ornate
brass inlaid trunk door, on a moulded and panel box
base, 90” (229cm)h x 21” (53cm). (1)
€3000 - 5000
124
124
AN UNUSUAL SILVER MOUNTED MALACCA
SWORD STICK,
with silver buckle collar and knop finial; together
with another Indian Malacca cane with white metal
mount depicting figures under arches in relief, both
approx 36” (92cm). (2)
€180 - 250
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127
AFTER JAMES MALTON,
Nineteen Views of Dublin, most hand coloured,
others black and white, including two monochrome,
each uniformly framed, in ebonized and parcel gilt
Hogarth frames, all approx 16” (41cm)h x 20.5”
(52cm). (19)
€1000 - 1500
127
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TAXIDERMY: A LARGE STUFFED AND
MOUNTED MOOSE HEAD,
with double spiked antlers, 44” (102cm)d x 24”
(6cm)h x 36” (92cm)w approx. (1)
€1600 - 2000
129
A LARGE KASHMIR STYLE CARPET,
with all over square pattern, incorporating panels
of flowers in various colours, inside a red floral
border, 16ft5 (500cm)l x 12ft8 (386cm)w. (1)
€600 - 800
130
A WILLIAM IV PERIOD GILT BRASS FROSTED
AND CUTGLASS COLZA CEILING LIGHT,
with ornate leaf cast corona, and four ornate
chain suspenders, supporting an ormolu frame
with four arms and a central two handled urn,
above a cut glass bowl, with leaf and scroll
terminal, 62” (157cm)h x 36” (92cm) approx. (1)
€2000 - 3000
131
A 17TH CENTURY STYLE CARVED OAK
WAINSCOT CHAIR, 19th century, with padded
back and seat, raised on ornate carved legs
united by a conforming stretcher. (1)
€150 - 250
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132
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD
WHEEL BAROMETER,
of unusual large size, by J. Somalvico & Son
London, the main circular silverised dial with
Arabic numerals and a centre panel depicting a
terrestrial globe, above a signed spirit level dial
and a bow fronted thermometer dial above and
dry/damp dial, under a swan neck pediment, 49”
(125cm)h x 15” (38cm). (1)
€1800 - 2500
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133
AFTER G.A. HAMILTON, (1723-1798),
18th century portrait engraving, by J. Faber
Portrait of Elizabeth Duchess of Hamilton and
Brandon, in ebonized and parcel gilt frame;
another portrait after Hamilton, engraved by
Joseph McArdell, Maria Countess of Coventry, in
similar frame; another of Elizabeth Duchess of
Hamilton and Brandon and Duchess of Argyll ,
after C. Reed and engraved by J. Finlayson, and
another early portrait engraving depicting a lady
with bead tiara, all approx 20” (51cm)h x 14”
(36cm)w. (4)
€400 - 600
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134
B. LAMBERT ( 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH),
Tranquil River Landscape, signed, in ornate gilt
frame; together with its companion, Winter
Landscape with Figure on a Road, also signed,
a pair, oils on canvas, 14” x 26” (35cm x 67cm).
(2)
€400 - 600
135
AFTER O. ERDMANN,
a pair of attractive coloured prints, depicting
elegant figures in interiors, 23in” (63cm);
together with another 1930s limited edition
coloured lithograph, depicting a lady with two
cheetahs. (3)
€100 - 200
136
AN INLAID AND CROSS BANDED
MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER,
by C & C Dixey of London, the swan neck
pediment above an arrangement of four dials,
including a bow fronted temperature dial and a
silverised main dial with convex and brass bezel,
43.5” (110cm). (1)
€400 - 600
138
A VERY UNUSUAL REGENCY STYLE
MAHOGANY CAMEL BACK SETTEE,
with padded seat, sides and back, covered in
ivory fabric and raised on six legs including four
sabre legs, 91in (231cm). (1)
€400 - 600
139
A RARE 18TH CENTURY PROVINCIAL IRISH
WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK,
by William Hadlock of Waterford, with eight
day movement, the moulded cornice above a
marquetry inlaid frieze and a square brass dial
with silverised chapter ring, with Arabic and
Roman numerals and subsidiary dial for seconds
and date aperture, inside ornate spandrels, the
canted pilasters inlaid with columns above an
arched an nicely figured bird’s eye maple door,
on a moulded and cross banded box base, 9.5”
(237cm)h x 21.5” (55cm)w. (1)
€12000 - 18000
140
A 19TH CENTURY IRISH MAHOGANY HUNT
TABLE, with demu-lune flaps, raised on square
legs, 82” (209cm) wide. (1)
€3000 - 5000
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137
AFTER CHANTREY,
a bronze bust, Young Queen Victoria, 17in
(44cm)h inscribed verso, Executed by G.F.Ball
from a Reduced Copy by T.Thorny Croft, After
Chantrey for the Art Union of London 1848. (1)
€300 - 500
141
A TRIANGULAR SHAPED TUBULAR BRASS
STICK STAND, on cast iron base, 16.5” (42cm).
(1)
€300 - 500
142
A VERY UNUSUAL CHOCOLATE PATINATED
BRONZE LAMP,
in the Art Nouveau style, the draped stem with
three nude figures, supporting a coloured leaded
glass shade, on a square base, 34” (87cm) h. (1)
€1000-1500
MEALY’S EST 1934
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145
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY
SITZENDORF PORCELAIN CANDLESTICKS,
each modelled with a classical woman and child,
on a square serpentine shaped flower encrusted
base, 12.5” (32cm). (2)
€150 - 250
146
A RARE IRISH CARVED BOG OAK WALKING
CANE,
with scrolling vines, shamrocks and serpent in
relief, the jeweled finial on gilt metal, set with
semi precious stones and central tiger eye,
etched with scrolling shamrocks, 37” (94cm)
h. (1)
€250 - 350
147
A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY DINING ROOM
SERVING TABLE,
the panel back crested with scrolls, above three
cross banded frieze drawers, and a bead edge,
raised on turned and tapering reeded legs, 54”
(137cms)w x 29” (74cm)d. (1)
€800 - 1500
146
143
A 19TH CENTURY SWISS EIGHT AIR MUSIC
BOX, no 59127 guitar, mandolin, and zither, with
tune sheet in rectangular marquetry inlaid case
23in (59cm).
€800 - 1500
144
AN ATTRACTIVE 19TH CENTURY FOUR
FOLD SCREEN,
decorated with floral panels, 79” (200cm)h x 94”
(239cm)w. (1)
€500 - 800
148
A VERY UNUSUAL COPPER MOUNTED
BRASS EWER OR KETTLE,
probably Chinese, with dragon head spout, and
a temple lion finial, and basket covered handle,
19.5” (50cm). (1)
€150 - 250
149
A TEN BRANCH GREEN PAINTED METAL
AND GLASS CHANDELIER,
with festoons of glass buttons and glass drops,
of recent manufacture, 40” (102cm)h x 27”
(69c)w. approx. (1)
€550 - 650
150
150
A PAIR OF HEAVY CAST IRON GARDEN
BENCHES,
each back with scrolling oak branches and
acorns. flanked to either side with similar cast
iron panels, the arm terminals each in the form
of a dog head, above a slatted wooden seat, on
cabriole legs, terminating in paws, 58” (147cm)
w. (2)
€1500 - 2500
151
TBC A VERY ATTRACTIVE PAIR OF
CABINETS, made by Murphy of Cork, cabinet
maker, brother of Seamus Murphy RHA, one
with book shelves above a foldout mirror lined
cocktail cabinet and two cupboard doors below,
the other with additional bookshelves and
conforming cupboard below, a pair. (2)
€1500 - 2500
152
FRANK CARTER (1853-1934),
“Mountainous Landscape”, oil on board, and its
companion a similar subject, a pair, 13” x 17 ½”
(33 x 45cms). (2)
€350 - 550
153
A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH OGEE SHAPED
PORCELAIN SOUP TUREEN AND COVER
yellow and white ground with grey flowers 14”
(36cms). (1)
€70 - 120
154
AN ANGLO INDIAN TEAK CAMPAIGN CHEST,
with two double panel doors enclosing one long
and 6 short drawers, 36” (92cms). (1)
€150 - 250
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A LARGE LATE 19TH CENTURY OVAL GILT
WALL MIRROR,
in oval floral moulded frame, 38” (97cm)h x 36”
(92cm). (1)
€200 - 300
MEALY’S EST 1934
Upstairs, Outside, and Basement
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A REGENCY PERIOD MAHOGANY
GENTLEMAN’S LINEN CUPBOARD,
the reeded cornice above two nicely figured
cross banded panel doors, on a chest base
with two long and two short drawers, raised on
splayed bracket feet, 50” (126cm). (1)
€250 - 350
157
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TWO PART
BRASS MOUND MILITARY CHEST
the upper section with one long and two short
drawers, and two long drawers below on bun
feet, 41” (104cms). (1)
€400 - 600
158
A VICTORIAN CHESTERFIELD SETTEE
with drop end, covered in chocolate draylon, on
front turned legs, approx 67” (170cm). (1)
€80 - 150
159
AN EDWARDIAN FOUR PIECE MAHOGANY
CROSSBANDED BEDROOM SUITE,
comprising a two door wardrobe with centre
mirror panel on a chest base with two drawers
and ogee bracket feet, 64” (163cms)w; a
matching marble top washstand with marble
back above an arrangement of three drawers
and a cupboard on square tapering legs, 43”
(110cms); a matching dressing table with swing
framed mirror above an arrangement of two
long, two short and two smaller drawers raised
on square tapering legs, 45” (115cms); and a
bedside pedestal. (4)
€300 - 400
160
A VICTORIAN SERPENTINE FRONTED
MAHOGANY DRESSING TABLE
lacking back legs, concave platform, 49”
(125cms). (1)
€50 - 70
161
A REGENCY STYLE GILT OVER MANTEL
early 20th century, the moulded cornice above
a relief moulded panel with classical scene and
three mirror panels below, 47” (120cms). (1)
€100 - 150
162
AN EDWARDIAN SLOPE FRONT CROSS
BANDED MAHOGANY COAL SCUTTLE,
a brass arched spark guard, various fire
implements, pair of fire dogs, and a leather hat
box. (a lot)
€70 - 120
163
A DARK RED GROUND TRIBAL RUG,
with hexagonal centre medallion, dark blue
spandrels, cruciform medallions decorated with
animals and birds, inside a wide border, 7ft11
(241cm) x 5ft 3 (160cm). (1)
€200 - 300
164
AN ANGLO INDIAN CARVED SANDALWOOD
LADIES WORK BOX,
19th century, with fitted interior and bone inlay,
raised on paw fet, 13” (33cm); a smaller similar
ditto, 10” (26cm); a small Victorian lap desk; a
brass bound Victorian lap desk, and one other
Indian box, all as is. (5)
€100 - 150
165
A BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY MILIATRY
CHEST,
with three long and two short drawers, and iron
carrying handles, 41” (104cms). (1)
€400 - 600
166
A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
OCCASIONAL OR BEDROOM CHAIRS,
together with another similar pair; and a child’s
armchair with saddle seat. (5)
€40 - 60
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A VERY GOOD VICTORIAN WALNUT
BEDROOM SUITE,
comprising a wardrobe with moulded pediment
above a mirror door and a base drawer 45”
(115cms); a matching serpentine fronted
dressing table with cartouche swing framed
mirror above three frieze drawers on front
cabriole supports standing on a concave
platform, 49” (124cms); a matching marble
top wash stand, with three frieze drawers, on
a conforming platform 52”(132cm)w; a walnut
chest with three long and two short drawers
on bun feet, 42” (107cms); and an adapted
panelled headboard. (4)
€1000 - 1500
168
AN EDWARDIAN BRASS MOUNTED SLOPE
FRONT COAL SCUTTLE,
together with a walnut bedside pedastel, with
drawer cupboard and slide, on cabriole legs; an
arched brass cheval fire screen; and a brass fire
tidy. (4)
€80 - 120
169
A LARGE INDIAN TEAK BRASS MOUNTED
DRESSING TABLE,
with an arrangement of seven drawers, and
raised on square legs, 55” (140cm); together
with a small bamboo music canterbury. (2)
€40 - 80
170
A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE,
the rectangular top on turned legs; together with
another small occasional table, 36” (92cm). (2)
€40 - 60
171
A BRONZED METAL CHANDELIER,
with festoons of glass beads and shaped
drops, with nine arms and six lights, of recent
manufacture, approx. 36” (92cm)h x 24” (61cm)
w. (1)
€400 - 600
172
A PERSIAN RUG,
the iron red ground with a navy blue floral
medallion, within conforming spandrels and a
navy blue border, 98” (250cm) x 64” (153cm)
w. (1)
€200 - 300
173
AN IVORY GROUND BOKHARA STYLE RUG,
with seven rows of octagons, inside a multi band
border, 10ft (305cm)l x 6ft5 (196cm)w. (1)
€250 - 350
174
AN OVER PAINTED COLOURED PRINT,
Choosing the Wedding Gown, depicting figures
in a shop interior, in gilt frame; together with an
oval coloured print depicting Napoleon in his
study with daughter sleeping on his knee, and
another coloured print after Vermeer. (3)
€100 - 200
175
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
MARBLE TOP WASH STAND,
with tile back, 42” (107cm). (1)
€30 - 50
176
A LARGE OVAL CARVED INDIAN
HARDWOOD MIRROR FRAME,
the frame band with a stampede of wild animals,
the oval mirror plate inside and S scroll moulded
frame, 43” (110cm). (1)
€400 - 600
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AFTER S.E. WALLER
a coloured print, depicting figures in an interior
Burning the Evidence, two other portraits,
another French coloured print, The Wedding
Banquet (as is), and other assorted prints. (a lot)
€80 - 150
178
WARDROBE,
of attractive proportions, with dentil moulded
cornice over bevelled mirror cupboard doors
each inlaid with an urn, above a vacant
compartment and two long and two short
drawers, on a base with two matching drawers,
55” (140cms). (1)
€250 - 350
179
A 19TH CENTURY PIERCED BRASS
FENDER,
with tubular top rail above a pierced band and
raised on five lion paw feet, 48” (122cm), with
two fixed sword type fire dogs, and a set of
three brass fire irons. (6)
€250 - 350
185
A H.W. GERMAN BISQUE HEADED DOLL,
inscribed Germany H.W. 4. 350, with
composition torso and limbs, 18.5” (47cm);
together with another Armand Marseille bisque
headed doll, with composition body and limbs,
the neck inscribed Armand Marseille Germany
996.A.10.M., 19” (48cm)l. (2)
€100 - 200
186
A SET OF FOUR INLAID MAHOGANY SIDE
CHAIRS,
in the George III style, each with a double rail
back, inlaid with oval patriae above a stuff over
seat on square tapering legs. (4)
€150 - 250
187
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY TABLE
TOP STATIONARY BOX,
of sloped form with hinged top, 8” (20cms).(1)
€50 - 80
180
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SWING FRAME
DRESSING TABLE MIRROR,
the arched plate on interlaced supports and
lift up glove compartment, on scroll legs, 23”
(58cm). (1)
€150 - 250
191
191
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DRESSING
TABLE,
with cheval mirror centre, on two leaf scroll
supports, raised on a pair of five drawer
pedestals, and a plinth base, 67” (170cm). (1)
€800 - 1200
181
A SET OF FOUR VICTORIAN BALLOON BACK
DINING CHAIRS,
each with padded back and seat on front
cabriole legs; together with a set of four similar
ditto. (8)
€200 - 300
182
A GEORGE III PERIOD OVAL MAHOGANY
SIDE TABLE,with frieze drawer raised on square
legs, 30” (76cms). (1)
€150 - 250
183
A SMALL DARK RED GROUND BOKHARA
RUG,
with two rows of octagons, 36” (92cm)l x
30” (76cm); together with another small rug
with large central medallion on ivory field, 45”
(115cm)square. (2)
€200 - 300
184
A SICO SICORA DOLL,
with stuffed torso, composition head and limbs,
inscribed Sicora 70. Germany, 28” (71cm)l;
together with another American composition doll
with stuffed torso, composition head and limbs.
(2)
€100 - 200
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188
JOHN IRELANDS,
a set of forty one coloured portrait prints,
depicting racing characters from flat racing,
national hunt and the pundits, 12” (31cm)h x 9”
(23cm). (41)
€600 - 1000
192
189
A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY GENTLEMAN’S
LINEN CUPBOARD,
the three quarter gallery above two panel doors
enclosing slides, above two base drawers, raised
on ring turned legs, 46” (117cms). (1)
€250 - 350
192
A VERY LARGE VICTORIAN WALNUT
WARDROBE,
the moulded and inverted break front cornice
above two arched panel doors, enclosing linen
slides, flanked with conforming mirror doors to
either side, and a central base drawer, on an
inverted break front plinth, 110” (280cms). (1)
€500 - 800
190
A PIERCED AND CARVED OCCASIONAL
TABLE, probably Indian, the square top carved
with various fruits and a quadruple pod, 18in
(45cm) wide; together with a pear shaped
decorated vase, 16in (41cm). (2)
€20 - 30
193
A FINE MASHED CARPET,
the ivory ground with boteh and floral design,
inside a wide floral red border, with six smaller
bands, approx. 14ft1 (429cm)l x 10ft3 (305cm)
w. (1)
€1500 - 1800
MEALY’S EST 1934
194
AN OAK SIDE BOARD,
c.1920,with moulded top and gallery back above
three drawers flanked with two cupboard doors,
raised on turned supports, united by a stretcher,
58”(147cm)w. (1)
€50 - 100
195
A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY
BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY MILITARY
CUPBOARD
the upper section with two panel doors
enclosing shelves and conforming
compartments, enclosed with two similar doors,
on turned legs 45”(115cms). (1)
€150 - 250
196
A SMALL VICTORIAN WALNUT LAP DESK,
12” (30cms), together a small jewellery case.
(2)
€50 - 80
200
THREE SIMILAR GEORGE III MAHOGANY
DINING CHAIRS,
each with slatted back and uniformly
upholstered seats, on square tapering legs. (3)
€80 - 150
201
A VICTORIAN CIRCULAR MAHOGANY
OCCASIONAL TABLE,
on hexagonal baluster stem on tri-form scroll
base, 21” (53cms). (1)
€70 - 120
202
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DUCHESS TYPE
DRESSING TABLE,
with shell cresting and swing framed mirror
flanked by scroll supports above an arrangement
of six drawers and a centre glove compartment,
a frieze drawer below raised on turned
and fluted legs, standing on a platform, 47”
(120cms). (1)
€150 - 250
203
DRESSING TABLE,
with oval swing frame mirror, over an
arrangement of five drawers, 42” (107cm);
together with a small matching bedside
cupboard. (2)
€100 - 150
204
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID AND CROSS
BANDED MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
the moulded cornice above an oval mirror door,
and another door to the right, enclosing shelves,
and an arrangement of three drawers, below,
raised on a plinth, 51” (130cm). (1)
€100 - 200
197
197
A 19TH CENTURY BRASS BOUND
MAHOGANY MILITARY SECRETAIRE CHEST,
with three long and two short drawers, the top
right short drawer opening to reveal a writing
compartment and pigeon holes, 41” (104cm)
w. (1)
€700 - 900
205
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SHAVING STAND,
with circular swing framed mirror the table top
with cylindrical stem and circular base with three
scroll legs, 50” (150cms). (1)
€250 - 350
206
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CRICKET TABLE,
on bead turned legs, 22” (66cms). (1)
€80 - 120
207
AN EDWARDIAN ROSEWOOD OVERMANTEL
OR CHIFFONIER BACK
with marquetry inlay and swan neck
cornice above an arched shelf with display
compartments, 71” (180cms). (1)
€300 - 500
208
A VICTORIAN MARBLE TOP WASHSTAND
the moulded serpentine top above three frieze
drawers raised on moulded cabriole supports on
concave base, 51” (130cms). (1)
€100 - 200
209
TWO 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL
COLOURED ENGRAVINGS,
depicting couples carousing, one 12”(30cm)
h x 8.5” (22cm), the other 7.5in (19cm)h x 10”
(25cm), under gilt and black glass mount, in gilt
frame. (2)
€100 - 200
210
AN OLD SCRAP BOOK,
with assorted miscellaneous prints, newspaper
clippings, poetry, etc. as is; together with a
collection postcards, mostly Irish, all bound in a
scrapbook. (2)
€180 - 250
211
THREE HAND COLOURED CONTINENTAL
PRINTS,
Figures at entrance to a Town, Elegant Ladies
under an Arch, Figures in an Interior. (3)
€100 - 150
212
A GILT METAL candelabrum,
modelled with a young fisherman on onyx base,
18” (46cms); together with a pair of candlesticks
modelled as stylized cobras, now converted for
electricity; and one other lamp, modelled as an
Eastern woman holding a vase on her shoulder,
on marble base, 15” (38cm). (4)
€80 - 120
213
AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHEVAL
DRESSING MIRROR,
with oval swing plate on baluster turned
supports and raised on four cabriole scroll legs,
united by a stretcher shelf and applied with two
fold out candle arms, 45” (114cmw). (1)
€1500 - 2500
198
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WARDROBE ,
the arched and moulded top above an arched
mirror door, flanked to either side with two
conforming solid doors raised on a plinth base,
100” (254cms) wide. (1)
€500 - 800
199
A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY CHEST,
with three long and two short drawers, on turned
legs, 44” (112cms). (1)
€200 - 300
198
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214
A LATE VICTORIAN OR EARLY
EDWARDIAN BRASS BED,
the high back with swing out drape brackets
and urn finials and conforming foot board,
with tubular steel rails and urn finials, 56”
(142cm). (1)
€500 - 800
215
AN EDWARDIAN WALNUT BAROMETER,
of architectural form with swan neck
pediment thermometer dial and circular dial
below, (as is). (1)
€60 - 100
216
A COPPER AND BRASS MOUNTED
FENDER.
a fire curb; various brass fire implements;
and a fire screen. (a lot)
€50 - 100
217
A TWO SEATER SETTEE,
covered in tan leatherette, on front turned
bun feet. (1)
€30 - 40
218
THE DRESS UNIFORM OF CAPTAIN
JOHN C. HART (CAPTAIN JACK) OF THE
ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS,
including sword in original scabbard and
leather case; together with other military
mess jackets, waist coats, military overcoat
with original buttons, epaulets, one military
boot only, and his peak cap; all contained
in its original metal case, supplied by T.J.
Philips, military tailor, 4 Dame street Dublin,
with Captain Hart’s name plate, all presented
inside a metal bound pine casket with iron
carrying handles. (1)
€500 - 800
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219
A REGENCY PERIOD MAHOGANY
BREAKFAST TABLE, the cross banded top,
on turned stem with leaf carved quadruple
pod with reeded splayed legs terminating in
brass castors, 48” (122cms). (1)
€800 - 1500
220
AFTER K. WAGNER,
a set of four coloured hunting prints, 10”
(26cm)h x 27” (69cm); together with
another coloured portrait print depicting
Napoleon. (5)
€100 - 200
221
A SMALL EARLY 20TH CENTURY
POLISHED LIMESTONE MANTEL CLOCK,
with an enamel dial, 24” (61cms); together
with a small oak child’s dresser with
miniature porcelain tea sets, as is. (2)
€30 - 50
222
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
the moulded cornice above a central arched
mirror door, and a conforming arched panel
door to either side, raised on a plinth base,
79” (198cm). (1)
€250 - 350
223
DRESSING TABLE
the oval swing framed mirror above two
drawers on a base with two frieze drawers
and a concealed drawer below, raised on
square tapering legs, 48” (122cms).(1)
€150 - 250
218
MEALY’S EST 1934
224
A SMALL WOODEN COAL SCUTTLE,
with copper handle and brass mounts, as is,
12.5” (32cm)w. (1)
€20 - 30
225
A 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BED STEAD,
with slatted head and foot, 45” ( 115cm). (1)
€30 - 40
226
AN EDWARDIAN OCCASIONAL CHAIR,
with padded back and seat, raised on front
turned legs. (1)
€70 - 100
227
J.H DOWD,
We’re Off, depicting a child waving from a
passenger ferry, W.C., signed and inscribed, 25”
(64cm) x 24” (60cm). (1)
€150 - 250
228
A SMALL 19TH CENTURY TWO DOOR
MAHOGANY SIDE CABINET,
with two wire mesh doors, 27.5” (70cm);
together with an associated glazed top. (2)
€80 - 120
229
A SMALL SITZENDORF PORCELAIN TABLE
MIRROR,
with cherub surmounted, 7” (18cm); a
Wedgewood blue Jasperware box and cover; a
pair of bisque figures, one modelled as boy, the
other a girl, 19.5” (50cm), and a pair of flower
encrusted basket bowls, 8.5” (22cm). (8)
€50 - 70
230
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE,
with arched back, above two frieze drawers,
raised on turned legs, united by a serpentine
stretcher shelf, 49” (125cm). (1)
€250 - 350
231
A PAIR OF GEORGE IV INLAID MAHOGANY
CORK DINING CHAIRS,
each with a nine rail reeded back, above an
inlaid cross rail and stuff over seat, on front
turned legs. (2)
€250 - 350
232
A PAIR OF GEORGE III CORK MAHOGANY
DINING CHAIRS,
each with an eleven rail reeded back above a
padded seat. (2)
€300 - 500
233
A PAIR OF GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CORK
DINING CHAIRS,
each with a six rail reeded back, and scroll cross
rail, with central roundel, above a stuff over seat
on front square reeded legs. (2)
€100 - 200
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A RELIEF MOULDED PORCELAIN CLOCK,
with circular enamel dial and Roman numerals,
visible skeleton works, the case crested with a
lamp and raised on a rustic style gilt brass base,
10” (26cm)w. (1)
€100 - 200
235
AN OVAL PORTRAIT PRINT,
depicting a young girl holding an apple, in the
17th century style; together with a matching
double portrait of two boys; E Sheedy, a portrait
off an Austrian boy playing a flute, signed;
another landscape with waterfall, by the same
hand; another woman holding a wheat sheaf,
also by Sheedy’ and a pair of lake scenes, by the
same hand, various sizes. (7)
€100 - 200
236
AN INDIAN TEAK OPEN BOOKCASE,
with arched back over five shelves, 36.5” (93cm)
w; together with a collection of books including
British Friesian Herd book; five vols Livestock
on the Farm; children’s encyclopedia and other
encyclopedia; Reader’s Digest, and other novels
nicely bound (contents of bookcase). (a lot)
€150 - 250
237
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BOOKCASE,
the moulded cornice above two arched glazed
doors, each with fourteen panels and flanked
to either side with a turned column, on a base
with one long drawer and two arched solid panel
doors, flanked with conforming panels, 48”
(122cm). (1)
€300 - 500
238
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CORNER
WHATNOT,
with four bow fronted graduating shelves, on
spiral turned supports, 51” (130cm). (1)
€180 - 250
239
A VICTORIAN WALNUT FOUR TIER
SERPENTINE FRONTED WHATNOT,
with urn finials, above four graduating shelves
and raised on spiral turned supports, 45”
(113cm). (1)
€100 - 200
240
A FIGURED WALNUT AND MAPLE LADIES
WORK BOX, with mother o’ pearl inlay
escutcheon, inscribed Alicia from Sarah, New
Years Day 1874, 12” (30cm). (1)
€80 - 120
241
A SMALL CROSS BANDED MAHOGANY
PEMBROKE TABLE,
probably Cork, the rectangular inlaid and cross
banded top with canted corners, above a frieze
drawer, raised on square tapering inlaid legs,
united by a H stretcher, as is, legs shortened,
25”(64cm)h x 33” (84cm)w ext.. (1)
€180 - 250
242
AN EDWARDIAN SLOPE FRONT BRASS
COAL SCUTTLE, with brass shoval, the slope
with a relief moulded panel and raised on bell
shaped legs, 12” (30cm); together with a relief
moulded brass fuel bin. (2)
€200 - 300
243
AN UNUSUAL BRASS FENDER,
the front rail with two cherubs, and fixed fire dogs,
49”(125cm)w; together with three brass fire irons;
a brass shoe horn, and an art nouveau cheval fire
screen with mirror plate, 17.5” (45cm). (6)
€100 - 200
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A GOOD QUALITY EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY
AND MARQUETRY INLAID BUREAU,
the slope top inlaid with a vase of flowers and
scrolling foliage, opening to reveal a fitted
interior, above three long drawers, on bracket
feet, 30” (76cm)w. (1)
€250 - 350
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AN EDWARDIAN INLAID AND DECORATED
OVERMANTEL MIRROR,
with swan neck pediment, the frieze with a lute
harp and floral garlands, above a heart shaped
bevel plate, 42” (107cm)h x 42” (107cm)w. (1)
€100 - 150
246
AN EDWADIAN INLAID AND SATINWOOD
BANDED SUTHERLAND OR YACHT TABLE,
the serpentine shaped flaps flanking openwork
slatted panels, and a stretcher shelf, raised on
square tapering splayed legs, 27” (69cm). (1)
€180 - 250
247
SEAN O’CONNOR (1909-1992)
Anger Lake, Gap of Dunloe, Killarney, O.O.B.,
15.5in (39.9cm) x 19.5in (50cm), signed lower
left, also inscribed verso. (1)
€500 - 700
248
LATE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL
Bringing in the Hay, O.O.P., 23in(59cm) x
19in(48cm). (1)
€600 - 900
249
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BALLOON BACK
MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS,
each with a serpentine hide covered seat, on
front moulded cabriole legs. (2)
€150 - 250
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A VERY ATTRACTIVE CHINESE SILK LADIES
INFORMAL ROBE,
or Kimono, probably Qi’ing Dynasty, with superb
floral embroidery, against indigo ground, the
borders with flowers and birds, on ivory bands
and a pink interior silk lining; together with an
imperial red silk cape with floral decoration; a
burgundy ground silk wall hanging, decorated
with figures, dragon and flowering shrub, 6ft
(184cm)l x 29” (78cm); a square ivory silk panel,
depicting deer amongst foliage,
embroidered in gold and silver threads, 29”
(74cm)sq; together with three rank badges and
one other royal blue panel. (7)
€200 - 300
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A 19TH CENTURY GILT AND GESSO
OVERMANTEL MIRROR,
with cherubs surmounted in a wreath above a
moulded frame,
47” (120cms), as is. (1)
€100 - 150
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AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MARQUETRY
OVERMANTEL MIRROR,
the bevelled mirror plate, flanked to either side
with two panels each inlaid with an urn, 59”
(150cms). (1)
€100 - 150
253
A LATE REGENCY PERIOD GILT PIER
MIRROR,
with relief moulded frieze, above an oval plate,
flanked to either side with relief moulded
pilaster, 34” ( 87cm)h x 25” (64cm). (1)
€150 - 250
254
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED DOLLS,
DOLLS LIMBS, TORSOS ETC.
(a lot)
€20 - 30
255
AN ARMAND MARSEILLE GERMAN BISQUE
HEADED DOLL,
inscribed on the back of the neck Armand
Marseille GErmany 990 A.14.M, with stuffed
torso and composition limbs, some detached,
24” (61cm)l approx; together with another
Armand Marseille doll, with composition head
and limbs, on a stuffed torso, one limb detached,
18in (46cm). (2)
€100 - 200
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A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SWING FRAME
DRESSING TABLE MIRROR,
on serpentine shaped base; together with a
three fold mahogany dressing screen with a
portrait of a woman, as is; a pair of Indian carved
hardwood, six compartment frames; three small
overmantels, one painted blue; a side board
back, and a Victorian chiffonier, as is. (10)
€80 - 120
263
A COLLECTION OF CHILDRENS’ TOYS,
comprising a bicycle; an open top pedal car; a
horse drawn pedal car; old dolls pram; a pedal
dumper; a Barbies open top jaguar with case;
various tracks; farm animals; and numerous
other toys. (a lot)
€100 - 200
264
AN OLD HIGH NELLY BICYCLE,
with nickel plated handlebars; together with a
small childs tricycle, and an old Walker Wilson
pram. (3)
€70 - 120
258
A CIRCULAR VICTORIAN MAHOGANY
BREAKFAST TABLE,
on hexagonal stem and triform base, on bun
feet, as is, 46” (117cm). (1)
€50 - 90
265
THREE OLD CAST IRON AND BRASS
MOUNTED FENDERS,
various sizes, and a bow fronted pierce brass
ash pan. (a lot)
€60 - 80
259
A PAINTED PINE DRESSING TABLE,
19th century, with two drawers; a pine wardrobe
top with two arched doors; another pine dressing
table as is; a rectangular occasional table on
cabriole legs, and a modern six drawer dressing
table. (5)
€70 - 90
266
A LARGE WILLIAM IV GILT WINDOW PELMET,
with a band of rosettes to the frieze, above a leaf
moulded band, approx 12ft3 ( 379cm). (1)
€300 - 400
260
A MAHOGANY TRUNK REST,
on four turned and reeded legs, adapted. (1)
€70 - 120
267
AN OLD CAST IRON SINGER TABLE TOP
HAND OPERATED SEWING MACHINE,
a heavy cast iron casserole pot; two metal water
measures; a two handled brass bowl; an old
enamel kerosene room heater, and two threelegged wooden stools. (8)
€70 - 120
261
A PAIR OF HEAVY CAST IRON GARDEN
BENCHES,
each in the Gothic style, the backs pierced
with typical Gothic tracery, above a pierced
honeycomb seat and raised on square legs, 54”
(138cm)w. (2)
€1500 - 2500
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AN OLD PAINTED CHILD’S COT,
with drop side; together with an old kerosene
room heater with glass front; another metal two
handled kerosene room heater, of cylindrical
form; and two old Benares brass trays. (5)
€40 - 60
262
PORCELAIN TABLE WARE,
comprising various colourful cabinet plates;
tureens; comports; blue and white ware. (a lot).
€50 - 70
256
ARMAND MARSEILLE GERMANY,
a bisque headed doll, with moving limbs and
open mouth, on a composition body, the neck
signed A.M., Germany #382/3K, 15” (38cm);
together with another bisque headed doll, with
moving eyes and open mouth, lacking legs,
unsigned. (2)
€80 - 150
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A BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED
DELUGE VITRINA WEAR TOILET BOWL,
decorated in transfer with scrolling flowers; and
a hinged mahogany seat; together with another
spare mahogany toilet seat. (3)
€100 - 200
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A 19TH CENTURY KIDNEY SHAPED PITCH
PINE CENTRE TABLE,
on turned legs, 50” (127cm); together with a
circular painted and parcel gilt frame, displaying
a part-collection of colourful butterflies, as is,
24” (61cm). (2)
€40 - 60
271
A FOUR FOLD DISTRESSED DRESSING
SCREEN, one panel painted depicting a lady. (1)
€70 - 90
272
AN OLD LEATHER AND BRASS BOUND
SILVER TRUNK,
with heavy iron carrying handles, 36” (92cm);
together with another metal bound wooden
trunk, with two iron handles. (2)
€100 - 200
273
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SIDE BOARD
BACK, with leaf scroll crest, above a mirror plate,
71” (180cm). (1)
€80 - 120
274
THREE METAL BOUND WOODEN TRUNKS,
the largest 38” (97cm). (3)
€200 - 300
275
THREE OLD CANVAS COVERED AND
WOODEN BOUND STEAMER TRUNKS. (3)
€30 - 40
276
19TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL,
depicting a female snake charmer, O.O.C., as is,
unframed, 24” (61cm)h x 31” (79cm); another
portrait oleograph, depicting a gypsy woman;
and another African picture with sailing boat on
a river 12” (30cm)h x 14” (51cm). (3)
€100 - 150
279
A SINGLE DOOR MAHOGANY PRESS,
with six panels, 37” (94cm), and another smaller
matching ditto. (2)
€80 - 120
280
A GELEVUM SUPERIOR CHICKEN
HATCHERY, with kerosene heater; together with
a galvanized bruder, 86” (219cm); and a three
compartment chicken holding pen. (3)
€80 - 120
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19TH CENTURY IRISH SCHOOL
An oval portrait depicting a young boy, Mr. C.W.
Mahony, Esq., inscribed verso, O.O.C., in gilt
frame, 17” x 12” (43 x 30cms). (1)
Note: The Mahony family owned and resided at
Lotamore and Lotabeg in the latter part of the
19th century
€350 - 550
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A LATE 18TH CENTURY PORTRAIT
ENGRAVING, depicting Cornelius Callaghan
Esq. Coun’r at Law, 1730, in gilt frame, 15in
(38cm)h x 12.5in (32cm). (1)
Note: Corenelius Callaghan Esq. was a direct
ancestor of Daniel Callaghan MP who owned
and resided at Lotabeg in the early to mid 19th
century
€80 - 150
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EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Portrait of a Young Lady Wearing Lace Trimmed
Salmon Dress, pastel, 21.6” (55cm)h x 16”
(41cm). (1)
€300 - 500
284
AFTER JEAN BAPTISTE GREUZE (1725-1805),
Portrait of a Young Lady, O.O.C., 17.5” (44cm)h x
14.5” (37cm). (1)
€300 - 500
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EVELYNEE SHEEDY,
Mountainous Lake Scene, probably Killarney,
O.O.C., signed and dated 1904 lower left, 14.5”
( 37cm) x 29.5” (75cm); together with another
smaller similar ditto; and another panoramic
landscape, 9.5” (24c)h x 29.5” (75cm). (3)
€100 - 150
278
PRINTS, WATERCOLOURS, ETCHINGS AND
A PAINTED MIRROR.
(a lot)
€30 - 50
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286
A CARVED INDIAN HARDWOOD CORNER
WHATNOT,
with elephant mask and trunk with tusks raised
on bow fronted pedestal with three lions, 24”
(51cms). (1)
€150 - 250
287
A PAIR OF REGENCY PERIOD MAHOGANY
DINING CHAIRS
with push board top rail and pineapple cut cross
rail, raised on front sabre legs. (2)
€200 - 300
288
A SMALL GEORGE IV MAHOGANY SIDE
TABLE,
the rectangular top with rounded corners above
two frieze drawers raised on ring turned legs
united by a conforming cross stretcher, 31”
(76cms). (1)
€300 - 400
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285
A LARGE 19TH CENTURY BRASS BIRD
CAGE AUTOMATON,
with ball finial and swing handle, the interior with
a suspended nest with two eggs, a large bird
perched on an ivory clad cross rail, and a chick
below eating seeds from a bowl, on a circular
embossed brass moulded base, 21” (54cm)h. (1)
€4500 - 5000
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A PAIR OF BRONZE METAL EGYPTIAN
STYLE CANDLESTICKS,
each modelled as a stylized figure of Sphinxes,
supporting an urn on a stemmed base, 9 ½”
(24cms). (2)
€200 - 300
290
A VERY UNUSUAL BRONZED METAL
FIGURE,
modelled as the street lamp lighter, standing
by a two branch three light street lantern, on
reeded column, 37” (95cm)h. (1)
€2500 - 3000
291
LOUIS LE BROCQUY HRHA, (1916-2012),
The Tain Bowl - Ocháin, bearing on of a set
of three legendary shields designed by Louis
LeBrocuy from the 8th century Irish epic, limited
edition no.1 of 250, with certificate signed
by Geoffrey Whelan of Sleater Limited and
acknowledging½50 of the Ocháin range, in
attractive presentation case (the case as is). (1)
€500 - 800
292
ALEXIS VAN HAMME (1818-1875),
Elegant Interior Scene, depicting a lady in satin
dress playing a mandolin, and a King Charles
Spaniel by her side, O.O.P., signed and dated
1869 lower right, 21.5” (55cm)h x 17” (43cm).
(1)
€1200 - 1600
293
19th CENTURY FRENCH SCHOOL
Portrait of an Elegant Lady, in gilt frame, pastel,
19.5in (50cm) x 16.5in 42cm). (1)
€400 - 600
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A PAIR OF NICKEL PLATED WALL LIGHTS, each in the form of a torch with fluted
handle, mounted on two cartouche shaped wall plates and supporting frosted flame
shaped glass shades, 21” (53cm). (1)
€350 - 500
295
A SMALL CAST METAL FIGURE OF A HORSE,
9” (23cms), together with another small similar ditto, modelled as a bull. (2)
€70 - 120
296
A GEORGE IV RECTANGULAR MAHOGANY SILVER TABLE,
with pierced and fret cut gallery, above a plain frieze, raised on square canted blind
fret cut square legs, with pierced scroll spandrels, 27.5” (70cm)h x 23” (59cm)w. (1)
€600 - 900
297
AN ATTRACTIVE CHINESE PORCELAIN TABLE LAMP,
of baluster form with fixed cove, converted, decorated with panels of flowers and
birds, against reds, greens, and whites, 27” (69cm). (1)
€200 - 300
298
EDWARD HAYES (1797-1864),
Portrait of a Gentleman, with elbow resting on a plinth, standing in a landscape,
O.O.P., 17.5” (44cm)h x 13.5” (34cm). (1)
€600 - 900
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299
CIRCLE OF REMBRANDT VAN RIJN (1606-1669),
Portrait of a Young Boy with Long Hair and Black Hat, O.O.P., 19” (49cm)h x 16”
(41cm)w. (1)
€2000 - 3000
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CIRCLE OF PETER LELY (1618--1680),
Portrait of a Young Lady, wearing ringlets in her
hair and a blue dress, O.O.C., 29.5” (75cm)h x
24.5” (62cm). (1)
€800 - 1200
304
AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND
WHITE NANKIN PLATTER,
decorated with pagoda type dwellings in a
landscape, 20” (51cm)w. (1)
€200 - 300
301
A 19TH CENTURY K.P.M PORCELAIN
PORTRAIT PANEL,
Portrait of Charles I, depicting him leaning on a
table by F. Lapf of Dresden, 15.5” (39.5cm)h x
13.5 (34cm)w. (1)
€2000 - 3000
305
A GARNITURE OF THREE CUT GLASS
TAZZIS,
the central piece with a 9.5” (21cm) cut glass
dish top, on a hexagonal baluster stem with
circular foot; together with a pair of smaller
matching ditto, 6.25” (16cm). (3)
€100 - 200
302
A BRASS BOUND ELM TANTALUS,
probably Indian, with hinged top and six
compartment interior, on a removable stand,
with square supports, 29.25” (75cm)h x 16.5”
(42cm). (1)
€80 - 150
303
A VICTORIAN THREE TIER MAHOGANY
DUMBWAITER,
the arched and pierced back flanked to either
side with an anthemion, above two shelves
supported with scroll corbels, and two drawers
to the base, raised on bulbous moulded legs, 42”
(107cms)w. (1)
€250 - 350
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A GEORGE III SILVER CRESTED BRIGHT
CUT CRUET STAND,
in the Adam’s style, London 1815 by William
Bell, with oval ring handle and boat shaped base,
raised on four acorn legs, 9” (23cm); together
with five associated glass bottles. (1)
€100 - 150
307
A CUTGLASS CLARET JUG AND STOPPER,
late 19th century, 11.5” (29cm); together with
a pair of late Victorian cutglass decanters, each
with associated stoppers, approx 14” (36cm). (3)
€100 - 200
308
A 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS WATER JUG,
9” (23cm); together with a 19th century cut
glass claret jug, 11.25” (29cm), and another very
ornate vine and bird engraved claret jug with
matching stopper, 11” (28cm), handle as is. (3)
€100 - 150
309
A PAIR OF CUT GLASS DECANTERS,
each of reeded mallet form, with matching
stoppers, 10” (25cm); an attractive circular glass
bowl with vine base; a bulbous cut glass vase;
and another vase. (5)
€80 - 90
310
TWO CUTGLASS CELERY VASES,
the tallest 9.5” (24cm); and another moulded
glass celery vase, 7.5” (19cm). (3)
€80 - 100
311
A PAIR OF CUT GLASS DECANTERS AND
STOPPERS,
late 19th century, each 12” (31cm), another
similar smaller decanter; and one other. (4)
€100 - 150
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A PAIR OF CUTGLASS PICKLE JARS AND
COVERS,
6” (15cm); a square cut glass case decanter and
stopper, as is, and another early 19th century
cased decanter and stopper, probably Cork, 8.5”
(22cm). (4)
€80 - 120
313
A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN CUTGLASS
BOTTLE SHAPED WINE DECANTERS,
each with prism stopper, 12” (31cm); together
with another 19th century decanter, of reeded
form; and one other cut glass decanter. (4)
€80 - 150
314
TWO SMALL CUT GLASS DECANTERS AND
STOPPERS,
one as is; a 19th century cut glass water jug, 7”
(18cm) as is; together with another Irish water
jug, probably by Pugh of Dublin, inscribed Erin
Go Bragh, above a round tower, wolfhound and
harp and a shamrock spray and a fern spray on
reverse, 8” (20cm) as is, with crack. (4)
€80 - 120
315
A GOOD HEAVY PAIR OF LATE 19TH
CENTURY CUT GLASS DECANTERS AND
STOPPERS,
each of bottle form, 13” (33cm). (2)
€150 - 200
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318
SIR EDGAR BERTRAM MACKENNAL (18631931),
bust, head and shoulders of Thomas
Gainsborough, signed B. MacKennel verso, 8”
(20cm)h x 8” (20cm)w. (1)
€1000 - 1500
321
A FINE FRENCH MARBLE AND ORMOLU
MANTLE CLOCK,
19th century, the case surmounted with two
doves, issuing floral swags, around a circular
enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals,
signed Revel Au Palais Royal, with silk
suspension movement and outside count wheel,
on a lyre shaped plinth and a seated nymph
holding a wounded dove on a bow fronted
base with bead moulded brass band and a rope
moulded lower band, 15.5” (40cm). (1)
€1500 - 2500
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A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY GUT GLASS
DECANTERS,
by the Cork Glass Company, each of cylindrical
form with guilloche cut bands, each with a star
centre, under three triple neck rings and a target
stopper, 11.25” (28.5cm). (2)
€700 - 1200
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AN ATTRACTIVE MAHAL RUNNER,
NORTHWEST PERSIA
the indigo floral field with a central beige
medallion and conforming spandrels, inside a red
floral border, 410” (162cm)l x 34” (87cm). (1)
€800 - 1000
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY
KNIFE BOXES,
each sloped top inlaid with an oval partriae and
a garland of bell flowers, above a serpentine
front with hanging swags, 13.5” (35cm)h x 8.5”
(22cm). (2)
€1200 - 1500
320
A GOOD PAIR OF CHELSEA STYLE
PORCELAIN FIGURES,
probably Samson, one modelled with an elegant
gentleman holding a goat and the other a
woman with a lamb, 7.5” (19cm)h. (2)
€80 - 120
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A FINE GEORGE IV PERIOD MAHOGANY
SECRETAIRE, probably Cork and likely
commission by Daniel Callaghan MP for
Lotabeg in the 1830s, the bead moulded top
above a drop front frieze drawer with pigeon
holes and two cupboard doors below, flanked
with spiral reeded legs, on paw feet. (1)
€1200 - 1800
323
AN ARCHIVE OF IMPORTANT FAMILY
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE HART
FAMILY,
especially Vincent Hart and Captain John C.
Hart, including a British passport to Peking
dated 17th May 1901; documentation relating
to academic and military awards; degree
certificates; matriculation documentation, etc.
(a lot)
€800 - 1200
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324
A LARGE COPPER MOUNTED POT BELLY
WOODEN FUEL TUB,
on three iron legs, 23” (58cm)d. (1)
€300 - 400
326
A SET OF THREE WILLIAM IV PERIOD
BRASS MOUNTED STEEL FIRE IRONS,
each with ornate vine and leaf cast scroll handle,
on steel stems. (3)
€300 - 500
325
A PAIR OF HEAVY CAST IRON ANDIRONS,
each in the form of a lion rampant holding a
cross bar, on octagonal base, 16” (40cms). (2)
€100 - 150
327
A VERY UNUSUAL ANGLO INDIAN
VIZAGAPATAM SANDALWOOD POST BOX,
inscribed Mrs. Vincent Hart, Not at Home, with
hinged top and two handles, raised on carved
bone paw feet, 8” (20cm). (1)
€500 - 700
328
A VERY HEAVY PAIR OF BRONZE
CLASSICAL FIGURES
19th Century, 0ne modelled as a centurion,
the other figure seated modelled as a Roman
emperor holding a baton, each on a rectangular
base, 20” (51cms). (2)
€1200 - 1800
329
A FINE PAIR OF BRONZE AND GILT
BRONZE CANDELABRA,
each with four arms and a centre light,
supported by a cherub, on a fluted circular
marble plinth, appwlied with floral swags, on a
cruciform marble base and reeded gilt bronze
legs, 18.5 (47cm). (2)
€1100 - 1400
330
A FINE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT
BRASS MANTLE CLOCK,
by Jape Freres, Paris; the clock face in the form
of a chariot wheel with enamel chapter ring and
Arabic numerals, the gilt spokes in the form
of flowering buds, and two enamel hands, the
enamel chapter ring decorated with garlands of
flowers, the classical group surmounted with a
woman driving a two horse chariot above a lion
mask and cherub to the rear, the chariot applied
with vine swags, on a fluted carriage, and further
swags below, all raised on an oblong marble
and gilt brass mounted plinth, the brass panels
with musical and other trophies in relief, joined
by leaf, fruit and floral swags, raised on reeded
square tapering legs, 14.5” (37cm)h x 20.5”
(52cm). (1)
Illustration on page 41
€6000 - 9000
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A PAIR OF BRONZE AND GILT BRONZE
FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS,
19th century, each urn supported by a classical
woman, on a cylindrical plinth, applied with
grotesque masks and hanging floral swags, on
square base, 15” (38cm). (2)
€250 - 350
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WILLIAM FREDERICK HULK (1852-c.1906),
Cattle Watering by a Pond, with a farmer on
horseack beyond O.O.C., signed lower left, 11.5”
(29cm)h x 19.5” (49.5cm); and its companion a
similar subject. (2)
€1800 - 2500
333
AN IRISH SILVER BUGLE,
George III c.1826, in leather case, 30” (76cm).
(1)
€350 - 400
334
A THREE HANDLED PEWTER LOVING CUP,
inscribed Burma-Madras 1935; another pewter
mug; a pair of silver plated sauce boats, three
division vegetable tureen and cover. (5)
Note: Mr Vincent Hart was engineer-in-chief of
the Mettur Dam in Madras in the 1930s.
€70 - 90
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A HEAVY GOTHIC STYLE BRASS BOUND
PEAT BUCKET,
with brass swing handle, the circular tapering
cylindrical body with typical Gothic tracery
and panels, and with a brass liner, of recent
manufacture, 18” (46cm). (1)
€1200 - 1500
330
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LATE 18TH OR EARLY 19TH
CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL
Interior Scene, young African boy in
servants’ attire, holding a basket of fruit,
oil on canvas, 32” x 39” (82 x 100cms)
in carved gilt wood frame. (1)
€1500 - 2500
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Portrait of Lady Stanhope Wearing a Veil
and Blue Dress, oil on canvas, inscribed
verso, 10” (25cm)h x 8” (20cm)w. (1)
€500 - 800
337
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338
JOHN DEARMAN (act.1824-1857),
Farmyard Scene, depicting figures
and animals, O.O.C., 5.5” (14cm)h x 8”
(20cm). (1)
€300 - 500
339
WILLIAM MELLOR (1851-1931),
Sheep by a Highland Lough, O.O.C., 9in
(23cm)h x 13in (33cm). (1)
€300 - 400
339
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LATE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Portrait of a Lady, wearing a salmon coloured
silk dress, and a green shawl, O.O.C., oval, 28.5”
(73cm)h x 23.5” (60cm), in sanded and carved
gilt frame. (1)
€700 - 1100
345
A 19TH CENTURY INLAID MAHOGANY
DRESSING TABLE,
the three quarter gallery above a central frieze
drawer, flanked with two cupboards, each
decorated with an urn, raised on square tapering
legs, 48” (123cm)w. (1)
€120 - 180
341
A COLLECTION OF INDIAN ARTICULATED
BRASS DISH MODELS, probably 19th century,
24” (61cm) the longest, the smallest 5” (13cm).
(7)
€80 - 150
346
A BALUSTER SHAPED CHINESE
PORCELAIN VASE,
19th century, profusely decorated in the famille
rose style with flowers, peacocks and other
birds, against a white ground, on an rococo style
pierced cast ormolu base with scrolling flowers
and other foliage, 21” (53cm). (1)
€1500 - 1800
342
A COMPOSITION GREEN BRONZE BUST OF
A CLASSICAL WOMAN WITH DOVES,
on a square marble plinth, 11” (28cm). (1)
€150 - 200
347
19TH CENTURY IRISH SCHOOL,
The Poacher with Hare at the Edge of a Wood,
oil on panel, 7” x 8 ½” (28 x 22cms). (1)
€150 - 250
343
A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD VANITY
JEWELLERY CASE,
11” (28cm); together with a 19th century
mahogany lap desk, 16” (41cm). (2)
€60 - 90
348
A PAIR OF FERN ENGRAVED CUT GLASS
DECANTERS,
probably Pugh of Dublin, each with target
stopper, 11.5” (29cm) as is. (2)
€80 - 120
344
A CIRCULAR VICTORIAN MAHOGANY
CENTRE TABLE,
on heavy turned stem and quadruple pod with
paw feet, 21” (53cms). (1)
€100 - 200
346
349
A 19TH CENTURY CYLINDER FRONTED
MAHOGANY TANTALUS,
the slotted interior with five mould blown square
decanters, decorated with gilt and another
similar ditto, 12.5” (51cm). (6)
€400 - 450
350
A 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN JARDINIERE,
decorated with figures hunting with falcon in a
landscape, and all around colourful flowers, 7.5”
(19cm), on a circular moulded giltwood stand on
four paw feet. (1)
€250 - 350
351
A WILLIAM IV PERIOD MAHOGANY SIDE OR
CONSOLE TABLE,
the rectangular moulded marble top, above a
wide frieze raised on front cabriole supports, on
a concave plinth, 44” (112cms). (1)
€600 - 800
352
A TURNED WOODEN CANDLE STANDARD,
on circular domed foot, 42” (103cm)h; together
with a malacca walking cane with horn handle,
inscribed. (2)
€70 - 90
353
A PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE STYLE
MAHOGANY DINING ROOM ARMCHAIRS,
each with pierced splat and drop in seat raised
on front cabriole legs with ball and claw feet. (2)
€180 - 250
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354
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY OVAL GILT
GIRANDOLES,
each bead moulded frame applied with scrolling
foliage and crested with a cartouche, each
terminal issuing three leaf scroll candle arms,
42” (107cm)h x 28” (71cm). (2)
€700 - 1100
355
AN 18TH CENTURY FAMILLE ROSE
PORCELAIN TEAPOT, with associated cover,
7” (18cm)h; together with two similar ditto. (3)
€100 - 200
356
AN IRISH MAHOGANY SIDE BOARD,
late George IV, probably Cork and likely
commissioned by Daniel Callaghan MP for
Lotabeg in the 1830s, of inverted breakfront
outline, leaf carved back with rosewood banding
and a shelf on turned supports, flanked with
scroll side galleries, the top with a gadroon
edge and two frieze drawers, above a centre
arched concealed drawer, flanked to either side
with two cupboards and raised on front ring
turned spiral reeded tapering legs with lion paw
feet, 92” (232cms). (1)
€1500 - 2500
357
AN ATTRACTIVE PERSIAN PART SILK
RUNNER,
the iron red all over floral field, inside a
conforming border with two bands, 14ft6
(444cm) x 2ft6 (76cm). (1)
€1500 - 2500
358
A FINE CRYSTAL GLASS CHANDELIER,
with triple gourd centre stem, the top with six
scrolling canes, supporting festoons of glass
buttons supporting drops, in a cut glass bowl,
above a larger inverted bowl issuing further
festoons of buttons and drops, above twelve
branches on two levels, united by festoons
of buttons and a central bowl with hanging
pear shaped drops and a prism terminal, 62”
(157cm)h x 33” (84cm)w approx. (1)
€2000 - 3000
359
A DARK BLUE GROUND AFGHAN RUNNER,
with central ivory medallion, with all over floral
pattern and ivory spandrels, inside a triple band
border, 10ft5 (318cm)h x 3ft8in (112cm). (1)
€250 - 350
354
356
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362
AN EARLY ENGLISH STITCHED LEATHER
BLACK JACK,
or jug with double opening, 14” (35cm). (1)
€280 - 320
364
A VERY FINE REGENCY PERIOD GILT WOOD
CONVEX GIRANDOLE,
the top crested with an eagle with outstretched
wings, perched on an urn, above a lion mask
issuing a festoon of glass buttons, on two
mythical sea horses, on a leaf moulded frame,
around a concave plate, issuing two candle
arms above a carved apron, 5ft (153cm)h x 42”
(107cm)w approx. (1)
€2500 - 3500
363
A NAVY BLUE AND IRON RED GROUND
PERSIAN RUNNER,
with three medallions on a stylized floral field,
inside ivory and red borders, 10ft 6 (320cm) x
3ft6 (107cm). (1)
€200 - 400
358
360
A LARGE GOOD QUALITY BOKHARA
CARPET,
the dark blue ground with rows of small
medallions and all over floral sprays, inside
a multi-band border, 16ft (488cm)l x 12ft4
(376cm)w. (1)
€1200 - 1500
361
361
AN EARLY CONTINENTAL CARVED IVORY
CRUCIFIX,
with concealed reliquary, the finely carved
Corpus Christi, above a figure of the virgin, the
reverse side with a slide off panel, carved with
various items emblematic of the Crucifixion and
the Passion of Christ, 8” (20cm)h x 3.5” (9cm).
(1)
€800 - 1200
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365
DAVID DE CONINCK (c.1642/44-c.1701),
Garden Friends, depicting a peacock, ducks hens,chickens, doves and rabbits by a fountain, O.O.C.; and its companion Guarding
the Day’s Catch, with dalmation and two other dogs, O.O.C. both 29.5” (74cm)h x 24” (61cm)w, each in contemporary frame. (2)
Note: David Coninck or de Koninck, also known as Rammelaer (ca. 1644, Antwerp - after 1701, probably Brussels) was a
Flemish painter who specialised in still life paintings and landscapes with animals and hunting scenes. Recognised as a leading
animal painter, de Coninck was able to develop an international career which caused him to work for extended periods in Paris,
Rome and Vienna.
Provenance: An Irish titled aristocratic collection, Munster.
€50000 - 80000
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366
SIR PETER LELY & STUDIO OF SIR PETER LELY (1618-1680)
Portrait of James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormonde (1610-1688), oil on canvas, 89” x 52” approx, full
length standing to the left in Garter robes.
Provenace: Earls of Shrewsbury, Ingestre, Staffordshire; Sotheby’s London 28th April 1971, lot
14; with Gaye Macklin Antiques, Motcomb St. London; American Private Collection; Freeman’s of
Philadelphia USA 12th April 2005 lot 9; Irish private collection.
Note: Mealy’s can certify that after careful comparison we conclude that this was that advertised
in the Connoisseur in 1971, and that it was thus in turn formerly in the collection of the Earls of
Shrewsbury, at Ingestre, a Jacobean house in Staffordshire. The picture was recorded at Ingestre
in 1955, and was sold subsequently at Sotheby’s, London on 28th April 1971 lot 14 (incorrectly as
by Kneller). The dimensions are given as 90 x 52 inches.
The picture is one of six full-length versions. What is considered to be the prime version by Lely,
that at Kilkenny Castle, shows Ormonde with his hat in his right hand. Ths is followed in three
versions, at Cirencester Park, at The Hirsel, and at Douglas Castle. Lely then appears to have
slightly altered the composition, placing the hat in Ormonde’s left hand. What seems to be an
autograph, inscribed version of this composition was formerly at Panshanger Park, Hertfordshire,
in the collection of Lady Desbrough, from whose estate it was sold at Christie’s in 1953, in
which year Penshanger was demolished. [This] picture appears to be the studio replica of the
Penshanger picture.
It appears to be in notably good state, and ranks among the most successful of his aristocratic
portrait designs, both managing and presenting the complex garter robes to great Baroque effect.
€120,000 - 150,000
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A RECTANGULAR IVORY MANICURE CASE,
19th century, the interior fitted with various
implements, 5.5” (14cm). (1)
€250 - 300
376
A JAPANESE PANEL, carved with bone and
mother-o-pearl overlay, in simulated rosewood
frame, 35” x 23” (89 x 59cms). (1)
€80 - 150
372
AN EARLY ENGLISH STITCHED LEATHER
BLACK JACK,
or jug with double opening. (1)
€300 - 500
367 (set of 8)
367
A GOOD SET OF EIGHT 19TH CENTURY
CHIPPENDALE STYLE DINING CHAIRS,
each with a serpentine moulded back with
ribbons and tassels above a pierced splat and
drop in seat, front leaf capped cabriole legs with
ball-n-claw feet.(8)
€2000 - 3000
373
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SOLITAIRE
BOARD
by William Holden of London, of circular
moulded form, with a collection of hand rolled
glass marbles, various colours and sizes, some
with spiral gauze centres, 14” (36cm). (1)
€150 - 250
374
A PAIR OF CIRCULAR WATERFORD CRYSTAL
BOWLS,
each with fluted edge, 8” (20cm). (2)
€180 - 250
368
A LARGE VICORIAN MAHOGANY DINING
TABLE,
the moulded top with three spare leaves, raised
on baluster turned legs,9. 5 ft (292cm) x 58”
(147cm)w, as is. (1)
€800 - 1500
369
A FINE EARLY 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN GILT
SURTOUT DE TABLE,
the rectangular top in three sections with canted
ends, decorated with war trophies, mythical
creatures, animals, birds, figures, landscapes etc.,
within a band of spandrels, under a glass top in
a gilt frame, raised on baluster turned legs, 66”
(168cm)l x 18” (45cm)w. (1)
€4000 - 6000
370
AN 18TH CENTURY CORDIAL GLASS, with
double series opaque twist stem and bucket
bowl above a gauze and multi-ply double series
stem on slightly domed foot, 6.25” (16cm). (1)
€180 - 250
377
377
A FINE MOULD BLOWN CORK DECANTER,
early 19th century, by Cork Glass Company
with half reeded body and engraved with trellis
pattern ovals, under a triple neck ring and target
stopper, 11” (28cm). (1)
€600 - 800
378
AN OVAL INLAID MAHOGANY TRAY WITH
TWO BRASS HANDLES, on a wavy gallery, 18”
(46cm)w; together with a mahogany spoon box
with cut out saw handles, 8” (21cm). (2)
€150 - 250
375 (a pair)
375
A VERY ATTRACTIVE PAIR OF CHELSEA
SAMSON PORCELAIN CANDLESTICKS,
one modelled as a lady holding a bird cage,
and a lamb by her feet, seated by bocage, on a
scrolling rococo style base; the other an elegant
gentleman with dog by his feet, a pair, 10.5”
(27cm). (2)
€250 - 350
379
A SET OF THREE SORRENTO WARE
MARQUETRY TABLE PANELS, depicting
classical scenes within parquetry bands, each
9.25” (24cm)h x 21.5” (54cm). (1)
€200 - 300
380
A FINE OVAL SILVER PLATED TANTALUS
AND SWEET MEAT STAND,
with oval ring handle, above an oval boat shaped
cut glass sweet meat bowl, and four spouted cut
glass bottles with stoppers, the oval plate with
slots for the stoppers and oval apertures to the
bottles, 12.5” (32cm)h x 11” (28cm)w. (1)
€700 - 750
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388
381
381
AN IRISH FIDDLE PATTERN AND CRESTED
SILVER TABLE SPOON,
Dublin 1808; a crested ditto Dublin 1807;
another Dublin 1810 by John Power; and two
others, one by James Scott Dublin 1809, the
other by Richard Garde (Cork) Dublin 1835;
combined weight 379g, 9in (23cm) approx. (5)
€250 - 300
382
382
A SET OF TWELVE HEAVY IRISH BRIGHT
CUT SILVER DINNER FORKS,
by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1827, 8in (20.5cm),
705g. (12)
€450 - 650
384
384
A SET OF THREE IRISH PROVENCIAL
BRIGHT CUT SILVER TABLE SPOONS,
by Carden Terry and Jane Williams Cork, c.1807,
9in (23cm), 211g. (3)
€400 - 600
385
AN IRISH PROVINCIAL SILVER TABLE
SPOON,
by John Nicholson Cork c. 1770-90, as is, 9in
(23cm). (1)
€80 - 150
389
389
A FINE SET OF IRISH PROVINCIAL BRIGHT
CUT DESSERT SPOONS,
by William Reynolds Cork, c. 1760, each with a
painted top and oval crest, 7.25in (18cm), 362g.
(12)
€650 - 800
386
A LARGE IRISH PROVINCIAL SILVER TAPER
PATTERN TABLE SPOON,
c.1750, the maker’s mark over struck twice, and
with the sterling mark, 10in (26cm), 73g. (1)
€200 - 300
390
390
A SMALL CORK CRESTED SILVER SALVER,
by George Hodder c.1745-1770, with shaped
gadroon edge, raised on three paw feet, 8”
(20cm), 299g. (1)
€1500 - 2000
387
383
383
A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER, London 1744,
by John Huff, the top with a pie crust edge
chased with scrolling foliage, and a central
armorial crest, raised on four scroll legs, 12.25”
(31cm), 902g. (1)
€500 - 800
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387
A TAPER PATTERN CRESTED SILVER SOUP
LADLE,
London c. 1800, 13in (33cm), 197g. (1)
€180 - 250
388
A GOOD SET OF SIX CRESTED CORK
SILVER TABLE SPOONS, by Joseph Gibson
of Cork (1800-1820), 9.75” (25cm), combined
weight 430g. (6)
€2000 - 3000
391
391
A RARE GEORGE II CORK SILVER PUNCH
LADLE, by William Bennett c.1740, the shaped
helmet bowl with fork mount and turned wooden
handle, 13.5” (35cm). (1)
€2000 - 3000
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396
A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY
AMERICAN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE
SPOONS, by Joseph Clarico, Norfolk, Virginia;
and a small silver strawberry dish, c.1940, 5”
(13cm). (3)
€120 - 180
392
392
A RARE QUEEN ANNE SILVER DOUBLE
BOWL MARROW SCOOP, London 1713, 8.5”
(21cm). (1)
€150 - 200
395
395
AN IRISH PROVINCIAL BRIGHT CUT SOUP
LADLE,
by Carden Terry and Jane Williams Cork, c.
1810, 13.5in (34cm), 205g. (1)
€500 - 600
393
393
AN IRISH PROVINCIAL SILVER FIDDLE
PATTERN TABLE SPOON,
by William Reynolds Cork, c. 1770, 9in (23cm),
70g. (1)
€180 - 250
395A
A SET OF FOUR OCTAGONAL SHAPED
SILVER MUSTARD POTS;
a set of six silver salt and pepper casters; a
small silver bon bon dish; and a silver menu or
place name stand. (12)
€80 - 150
394
A RARE AND UNUSUAL CORK SILVER
ASPARAGUS TONGS, by Carden Terry of Cork
c.1780, with reeded grips and ring handles,
10.5” (27cm), 143g. (1)
€2500 - 3000
397
397
A CORK SILVER DOUBLE BOWL MARROW
SCOOP, by John Warner of Cork, c.1780. (1)
€800 - 1000
398
396
398
AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER CRESTED FISH
SLICE, Dublin 1806 by Richard Sawyer, with
bright cut pierced blade and fiddle handle, 11.5”
(29cm). (1)
€100 - 150
399
394
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399
AN EARLY IRISH GEORGE III SILVER
CRESTED SKIMMING SPOON,
by M.S. Dublin, c. 1770, 12in (31cm), 134g. (1)
€400 - 600
MEALY’S EST 1934
400
A BRIGHT CUT CORK SILVER SOUP LADLE, by
Samuel Riely, c.1790, with star top and oval crest,
14” (36cm), 171g. (1)
€1800 - 2500
401
A SET OF FIVE IRISH BRIGHT CUT SILVER
TABLE SPOONS,
by John Power Dublin 1812, 9in (23cm), 357g. (5)
€250 - 350
402
A PLAIN CRESTED CORK SILVER BOWL, by
George Hodder c.1740, of deep circular flared form
on rim foot, 7” (17.5cm), 361g. (1)
€4500 - 6000
400
403
403
A SET OF SIX IRISH FIDDLE PATTERN AND
CRESTED SILVER DINNER FORKS,
Dublin 1809 by Richard Williams; together with a
set of four similar crested ditto, Dublin 1832-33, by
Smith and Gomble and P. Weeks 673g. (10)
€180 - 250
404
A RARE IRISH WILLIAM III CRESTED SILVER
TWO HANDLE PORRINGER, Dublin 1699, with
cylindrical half reeded and fluted bowl, applied with
two scroll handles, on a short circular stem, 6.5”
(17cm), 255g. (1)
€1800 - 2500
402
405
405
A SET OF EIGHT IRISH PROVINCIAL SILVER
BRIGHT CUT AND CRESTED TEA SPOONS
by Jane Williams, Cork c. 1775. (1)
€150 - 250
404
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406
A FINE CORK SILVER SUGAR BASKET, by
James Warner c.1795, with swing handle on
boat shaped body and oval stem base, 259g,
6.25” (16cm). (1)
€2500 - 3000
407
A 9K GOLD LADIES WRIST WATCH AND
BRACELET,
together with a carved bog oak and gilt metal
bracelet, with matching ear pendants, one as is,
by Jeremiah Goggin (1814-1898), 74 Grafton
Street Dublin, Bog Oak Carver to the Queen, in
fitted case. (2)
€80 - 120
408
A BRIGHT-CUT CORK SILVER WINE
COASTER, by Carden Terry and Jane Williams,
c.1807-1821), crested and chased with floral
garlands, 5.25” (13.5cm). (1)
€1500 - 2000
409
A GOLD FOB SEAL,
with hard stone centre. (1)
€200 - 250
410
A SWISS SILVER AND ENAMEL LADIES FOB
WATCH,
with enamel dial and Arabic numerals. (1)
€100 - 120
406
410A
A LARGE OVAL SILVER PLATED GAME OR
TURKEY DISH COVER, with leaf scroll cast
handle and gadroon edge, 18” (46cm); together
with a smaller similar ditto with vine cast rustic
handle, 14” (36cm); two similar smaller silver
dish covers; and another pair of dish covers, as
is. (6)
€100 - 150
411
A LADIES 18K GOLD KEYLESS FOB WATCH,
with Swiss bar movement, with gilt dial and
Roman numerals. (1)
€200 - 220
408
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412
AN IRISH GEORGE III BRIGHT CUT SILVER
TABLE SPOON,
by John Power Dublin 1800, with painted star
cut top, 74g, 10in (25cm). (1)
€180 - 250
417
A HEAVY VICTORIAN SILVER KINGS
PATTERN FISH SERVER,
London 1845, by B.S, probably Benj. Smith,
with pierced blade and crested handle, 12.25in
(31cm) 220g. (1)
€140 - 160
413
A SET OF SIX 18TH CENTURY SILVER
TAPER PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, possibly
by William Bennett of Cork c.1750. (6)
€500 - 600
418
A COLLECTION OF FIFTEEN SILVER TEA
AND EGG SPOONS,
Irish and English, various dates 272g. (15)
€180 - 220
414
A CORK SILVER BRIGHT CUT SUGAR
TONGS,
by T.C., probably Tim Conway c.1800; together
with a Dublin bright cut sugar tongs, with shell
grips by William Law, Dublin c.1789; and another
bright cut Dublin silver sugar tongs, by Thomas
Tudor, c.1797. (3)
€100 - 150
419
A SET OF SIX FIDDLE PATTERN AND
CRESTED IRISH SILVER TEA SPOONS,
by J. Salter (Cork) Dublin 1824; together with a
set of six Irish George III bright cut silver crested
tea spoons by John Power Dublin 1898. (12)
€100 - 150
420
A SMALL GEORGE I IRISH SILVER CRESTED
BOWL, by John Hamilton of Dublin c.1720,
with shaped rim on reeded circular rim foot, 4.5”
(11.5cm), 242g. (1)
€2000 - 3000
415
A SET OF TEN IRISH SILVER FIDDLE
PATTERN TEA SPOONS,
Dublin c.1900; a set of 5 George III silver coffee
spoons; and six other silver spoons, 433g. (21)
€140 - 180
421
A GEORGE III BRIGHT CUT SILVER TABLE
SPOON,
as is, 8in (20cm); three 19th century fiddle
pattern tea spoons; a George III English sugar
tongs; a salt spoon; and three silver plated
decanter labels. (9)
€150 - 250
416
A CORK SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SUGAR
TONGS, by William Reynolds c.1810. (1)
€200 - 300
422
A SET OF SIX IRISH FIDDLE PATTERN
SILVER TEA SPOONS,
Dublin 1827 by Richard Garde; a set of three
crested desert spoons by Michael Keating
Dublin 1796; a set of three simular crested ditto,
Dublin early George III; and a small provincial
Irish tea spoon. (14)
€80 - 150
423
A VINE AND MASK CHASED SILVER PORT
LABEL,
Birmingham 1825, by Joseph Taylor; a late
George III Irish sherry label; a small Birmingham
silver brandy label; two other silver labels; and a
silver plated label. (6)
€300 - 400
424
AN IRISH BRIGHT CUT SILVER SUGAR
BOWL,
George III Dublin 1818, By S. Bergin; the shell,
leaf, flower, and gadroon moulded edge on an
ogee shaped crested body, applied with two leaf
cast handles on four ball feet, 341g, 8in (20cm).
(1)
€180 - 250
425
AN IRISH SILVER SUGAR BOWL,
Dublin 1902, profusely chased with scrolling
folliage, birds and C scrolls and raised on three
lion mask and paw feet, 6in (15cm), 250g. (1)
€180 - 250
424
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426
A VERY RARE CORK REPUBLIC SILVER STRAWBERRY DISH,,
by William Egan Cork 1922, the shaped edge 4” (10cm), 84gr. (1)
Note: Cork Republican Silver refers to silverware produced in Cork City during the Irish Civil War. Only sixty to eighty pieces
are known to survive. During the Irish Civil War in the summer of 1922, Cork was temporarily held by Anti-Treaty forces. Barry
M. Egan, managing director of the family firm of silversmiths William Egan & Sons, devised his own hallmark due to the fact
that he was unable to send silver to Dublin for hallmarking. It depicted a two-mast left-facing ship with a single-towered
castle to each side. These were struck, using separate dies for the ship and the castle, to the right of the maker’s mark, WE.
Once silver could again be sent to Dublin, the dies were destroyed..
€5000 - 8000
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427
A RARE SET OF TWELVE CORK SILVER
TABLE FORKS, by Carden Terry and Jane
Williams, Cork c.1800, each with the Beamish
Family crest and motto, Virtus Insignit Audentes
(Virtue Renders the Bold Illustrious), 712g. (12)
€5000 - 7000
428
A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLE
PATTERN AND CRESTED TABLE SPOONS,
London 1808, 159g, 9in (23cm). (2)
€150 - 250
432
AN EARLY IRISH GEORGE III SILVER
CRESTED SALVER,
Dublin c.1760, with shaped leaf scroll edge,
the centre chased with C-scrolls and scrolling
foliage, around a crest on three shaped scroll
legs, 12.5” (32cm), 1081g. (1)
€400 - 600
431
433
AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER DISH, Dublin
1813, stamped Mullen, later chased with stylised
flowers, 6.5” (17cm), 168g. (1)
€300 - 400
431
A LATE VICTORIAN THREE PIECE SILVER
TEA SERVICE, Sheffield 1896, comprising an
oval half reeded teapot, matching sugar bowl,
and milk jug, combined weight 812g. (3)
€350 - 500
434
AN IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER PEAR SHAPED
CREAM JUG, Dublin 1866, with chased bands
and scroll handle, 157g, 5” (13cm). (1)
€100 - 150
429
429
A FINE GEORGE IV IRISH SILVER BOWL,
by R.G., probably Richard Garde (Cork) Dublin
1824, chased with floral sprays, on a spiral
reeded body, 458g, 6.5” (17cm)d. (1)
€1000 - 1500
429A
AN OVAL SILVER PLATED TWO-HANDLED
ENTRÉE PAN, with hot water cavity; a circular
silver plated and crested salver; a circular
warming stand; and other miscellaneous silver
plateware. (a lot)
€60 - 90
430
430
A FOUR PIECE VICTORIAN SILVER TEA AND
COFFEE SERVICE,
by SH & DC London 1847, comprising a pear
shaped coffee pot of lobed form, chased with
scrolling foliage and raised on four ornate scroll
legs, 10.25” (26cm); together with a matching
tea pot, a two handled sugar bowl, and a cream
jug, 2110g. (4)
€700 - 1100
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435
A VERY RARE 18K GOLD BEAKER BY
EGAN OF CORK, bearing the 1916-1966
commemoration mark for the 50th anniversary
of the 1916 rising, 3.75” (8.5cm), 218g. (1)
€8000 - 10000
436
A VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR BASKET,
London 1877, by F. E., the bead moulded wavy
edge with a swing handle on a boat shaped
body, chased with panels of animals, figures,
flowers, insects, fish, etc., on an oval stem base,
283g. (1)
Illustration on page 59
€280 - 350
437
A SMALL SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY
CUP,
Birmingham 1911, inscribed Peking Polo
Tournament 1911, Presented by Mrs. H.
Boumont Donaldson on Coronation Day 5.5”
(14cm), and a small two handled Celtic style
sugar bowl,Birmingham 1913, on stem base,
combined weight 440g. (2)
€100 - 120
443
A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS,
Sheffield 1905, each with half fluted and reeded
column with Corinthian capital, on a square
moulded and stepped base, 8.5” (22cm). (2)
€200 - 300
444
A FINE IRISH GEORGE I SILVER COFFEE
POT, by John Hamilton c.1720, the upward
tapering crested body with a domed cover and
urn finial, the wooden handle at right angle to
spout, 9” (23cm) high, 938g. (1)
€15000 - 20000
442
442
A VICTORIAN OGEE SHAPED EMBOSSED
SILVER TEA POT,
London 1851, by Joseph Wilson, with flower
head finial on a domed cover, raised on four
scroll legs, 787g, 7” (18cm). (1)
€250 - 350
445
A CIRCULAR SILVER PHOTO FRAME,
mid 20th century Sheffield marks, the top
crested with a ribbon bow, 6.5” (17cm). (1)
€200 - 250
438
A SMALL IRISH SILVER CREAM JUG,
of half fluted form, William IV Dublin 1833, by
James Scott, on stem base, 92g. (1)
€80 - 150
439
439
A PAIR OF SILVER TOAST RACKS, Birmingham
1907, each with four arched compartments and
a ring handle, on four ball feet, 5.5in (14cm),
180g. (2)
€100 - 200
440
A SILVER HIP FLASK,
Birmingham 1910, 227g; an embossed silver
tea caddy Birmingham 1907, 121g; a silver
cigarette case London 1919; and a bright cut
silver vase Birmingham 1908, with lion mask
and ring handles, on a stem base, 5.75” (14cm).
(4)
€140 - 160
441
A GEORGE IV OGEE SHAPED CREAM JUG,
London 1826 by R. Eames and R. Barnard, with
gadroon edge and leaf handle, raised on four
ball feet, 6.5in (16cm), 232g. (1)
€150 - 220
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444
MEALY’S EST 1934
450, 436
446
A SET OF SIX HEAVY IRISH FIDDLE
PATTERN AND CRESTED TABLE SPOONS,
by WM. Sherwin, Dublin 1834. (6)
€250 - 350
447
A SET OF FIVE IRISH PROVINCIAL FIDDLE
PATTERN TEA SPOONS,
by John & Nicolas Nicholson Cork, 1805-14. (5)
€100 - 200
448
A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN
TEA SPOONS,
London 1856. (6)
€30 - 50
449
A PAIR OF BRIGHT CUT IRISH PROVINCIAL
CRESTED DESSERT SPOONS,
by Carden Terry Cork, c.1780; a smaller similar
ditto; and one other. (4)
€200 - 300
451
A PAIR OF RECTANGULAR SILVER PLATED
ENTÉE DISHES, COVERS, AND HANDLES,
12” (30cm); a pierced and silver plated sandwich
stand; a plated tantalus, as is; a plated breakfast
stand with jam and butter stand and toast rack;
an an oval silver plated two handled warming
stand, 14” (36cm). (6)
€70 - 90
452
A PAIR OF SILVER BACKED GROOMING
BRUSHES,
an Art Nouveau silver backed hand mirror, and
two other silver backed brushes. (5)
€80 - 120
453
A SILVER TEA CADDY,
of casket form, London c. 1900, the domed
cover with an ivory finial, with half reeded and
fluted body, raised on ball feet, 147g, 3.5” (9cm).
(1)
€250 - 270
454
A GOOD PAIR OF IRISH GEORGE III SILVER
TWO-HANDLED CUPS, probably by Charles
Mullen of Dublin 1772, each with double scroll
leaf cast handles, engraved with crest and motto
Pro Deo Rege et Pater, i.e. For God, King and
Country; likely an abbreviated reference to the
motto of the 17th century Confederation of
Ireland Pro Deo Rege et Pater, Hibernia Unamis,,
5.5” (14cm), 890g. (2)
€2000 - 3000
455
AN IRISH CRESTED SILVER WINE FUNNEL,
by William Bond, Dublin c.1790, with detachable
pierced strainer bowl and tapering curved funnel
tube, 4.75” (12cm), 919g. (1)
€200 - 300
450
AN IRISH SILVER BRIGHT CUT SUGAR
BASKET, by Matthew West of Dublin 1793, the
boat shaped body with a swing handle on oval
stem base, 6.75” (17cm), 225g. (1)
€400 - 600
454
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456
AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVER SAUCEPAN,
by William Duggan of Dublin 1745, the ogee
shaped body with reeded neck and spout, the
turned wooden handle at right angle to spout, 6”
(15cm). (1)
€1500 - 2500
456A
WHITE METAL, comprising a coffee pot with
cobra finial, a small vase or jar, an oval dish, a
bowl, and another Indian vessel; together with a
leather monogrammed hunting flask with silver
plated mount; a cased set of engineer’s drawing
instruments with monogram VH (Vincent Hart);
and a black ceramic and polychrome decorated
biscuit jar. (8)
€100 - 200
457
A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS,
London 1902, each with half reeded and
fluted column and Corinthian capital on square
stepped base, 10in (26cm); together with
another pair, one Birmingham 1906, 7in (18cm),
the other Chester 1906. (4)
€180 - 250
458
TWO SIMILAR GEORGE III IRISH BRIGHT
CUT SILVER DESSERT SPOONS,
a pair of Irish provincial bright cut coffee spoons,
c. 1800; and a set of three cork bright cut silver
tea spoons, c. 1800. (7)
€180 - 220
459
AN IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE
PATTERN SAUCE LADLE,
Dublin 1841, together with another George III
taper pattern ladle, London 1798. (2)
€80 - 120
460
AN ANTIQUE GOLD WATCH CHAIN SEAL
FOB, with shell centre and amber glass intaglio,
and another similar with vase shaped centre and
crystal type intaglio. (2)
€400 - 500
456
461
TWO SIMILAR ANTIQUE GOLD BELL
SHAPED OVAL WATCH CHAIN SEALS, each
with carved carnelian intaglio. (2)
€400 - 500
466
A HEAVY IRISH LATE GEORGE III SILVER
FUNNEL STAND, by James LaBass of Dublin
1816, 4.75” (12cm) diameter, 99g. (1)
€200 - 300
462
TWO ANTIQUE GOLD WATCH CHAIN FOB
SEALS, one with carved amber intaglio, the
other with a red intaglio, each in a rectangular
frame with arch top. (2)
€400 - 500
467
A VERY ATTRACTIVE THREE PIECE SILVER
PLATED AND CUT GLASS DINING ROOM
TABLE GARNITURE,
comprising: a large centre epergne with vase
shaped centre, supporting a large cut glass bowl
with serrated edge, issuing eight reeded arms,
supporting eight small cut glass bowls, the arms
with pineapple terminals and leaf cast collars, on
a circular domed stem base, and raised on four
fruit and leaf cast scroll legs, 20.5” (52cm)h x
30” (76cm)w; together with a pair of matching
fruit comports, each with conforming cut glass
bowls, 13” (33cm)h x 11” (28cm). (3)
€3000 - 3500
463
AN ANTIQUE GOLD WATCH CHAIN SEAL
FOB, with carved oval carnelian intaglio, with
crest, and another oval arch top ditto, with crest
and motto. (2)
€400 - 500
464
A ROCOCO STYLE GOLD WATCH CHAIN
SEAL FOB, with carved carnelian intaglio;
together with another seal fob with interlaced
snake suspender. (2)
€400 - 500
465
AN IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER SAUCE BOAT,
by Wil Hughes Dublin c.1770, chased with
drapes and foliage under a bead hammered
edge, applied with a triple scroll handle on three
shell capped pad feet, 7” (18cm) 187g. (1)
€400 - 500
468
A FIVE PIECE SIAM STERLING SILVER
REPOUSSE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE
with oval tray comprising a pear shaped coffee
pot profusely chased with religious figures
applied with a leaf scroll handle and dragon
neck spout , 11in (28cm); a matching teapot,
sugar bowl and cover and jug, all on a matching
oval tray, 19in (49cm), 3534 grams.
€2000 - 2500
467
60
MEALY’S EST 1934
473
ELEVEN SILVER COFFEE SPOONS,
each with red or black coffee bean finial, in a
case. (1)
€70 - 90
474
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY TWO HANDLED
SILVER PLATED WINE COOLER,
with bright cut crested cartouches and lift
out liner, applied with two lion mask and ring
handles, on a circular stem base, 9” (23cm). (1)
€180 - 220
475
AN IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED
DECANTER STOPPER, Dublin 1886, by West
and Son, with ring handle; together with an Irish
William IV rat-tail table spoon, Dublin 1832;
and a Victorian ditto, Dublin 1844, both by C.
Cummins. (3)
€100 - 200
478
469
A RARE RUSSIAN SILVER JEWISH TORAH
POINTER,
the top surmounted with an eagle with
outstretched wings, on a square finial with lion
mask, the tapering cylindrical stem with star
of David and oval pendant, the lower section
applied with a vine and a pointing hand with a
ring on the index finger, 12” (30cm). (1)
€350 - 400
476
A LARGE EARLY OVAL EMBOSSED SILVER
SIDEBOARD DISH, with centre raised panel
depicting a woman reclining by a tree holding
a bouquet of flowers and a hound seated by
her side, all in relief inside a border of trailing
flowers, marks indistinct, 21” (53cm), 1140g. (1)
€800 - 1500
470
A BIRMINGHAM SILVER POSTAGE SCALES,
with ivory dial, 3.25” (8cm). (1)
€180 - 220
477
SILVER,
comprising a boat shaped cut glass inkstand;
another silver ink stand, chased with pastoral
scenes, Irish early 20th century with blue cut
glass liner; an Art Nouveau silver photo frame; a
heart shaped silver photo frame; a larger silver
photo frame embossed with birds and grotesque
mask; a novelty plated leaf chamber candlestick,
with owl surmounted; a small silver army medical
corps trinket tray or coaster; a hand shaped
paper clip; a silver pen; and a silver trinket tray.
(a lot)
€150 - 250
471
A SILVER MOUNTED TORTOISE SHELL PAGE
TURNER,
with silver eagle head handle, 14.5in (37cm). (1)
€250 - 300
472
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY PIERCED
AND SILVER PLATED DISH RINGS,
8” (20cm)d. (2)
€100 - 150
478
A SET OF FOUR IRISH PROVINCIAL SILVER
BRIGHT CUT TABLE SPOONS,
by Carden Terry Cork, c. 1780, 9in (23cm),
261g. (4)
€280 - 350
479
SILVER PLATE WARE,
comprising an oval pierced gallery tray, 10.5in
(27cm); a silver plated pepper mill; a tea strainer
and stand; two carver rests; a pair of sweet meat
or salt stands; two plated basting spoons; three
napkin rings; condiments, etc. (a lot)
€50 - 70
480
SILVER,
comprising two napkin rings; a three piece
condiment set; a French silver beaker; an ash
tray, two Indian white metal spirit measures;
and a heavy chased Indian white metal perfume
bottle case. (a lot)
€80 - 100
481
A PIERCED SILVER DISH,
Chester 1915, with oval lobed body, 8in (20cm),
184g, in fitted case; together with another small
silver bon bon dish Birmingham 1898, 72g. (2)
€100 - 150
482
A CASED SET OF SIX SILVER HANDLED
FRUIT KNIVES,
another cased set of six fruit knives; a cased set
of six silver pastry forks; three silver salt spoons;
three plated ditto; a cased set of six mother o’
pearl handled fruit knives; a pair of cased and
plated fish servers; and a Victorian cased set of
two rustic pickle forks with matching jam spoon.
(7)
€100 - 150
483
A FOUR BRANCH FIVE LIGHT SILVER
PLATED CANDELABRUM,
with scrolling arms, on an Adams style
tapering stem with circular bead moulded foot,
17.5” (45cm); together with two silver plated
candlesticks with baluster shaped stem, 11”
(28cm). (2)
€100 - 150
484
A SILVER PHOTO FRAME,
together with a three piece Victorian silver
christening set, comprising spoon, fork and knife,
cased; and a rectangular machine turned silver
cigarette box, inscribed Vincent Hart Goty Club
1921, 6.25” (16cm). (3)
€100 - 150
468
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492
485
SILVER,
comprising three silver cigarette cases; a silver
cigar case; a double compartment cigar holder
case; a curved Chester silver card case; two
silver match box holders; three silver vestas, and
other miscellaneous silver. (a lot)
€120 - 150
486
SILVER AND SILVER PLATED ITEMS,
comprising three silver medals, one for handball
1894, and two Cork School’s Cup medals for
Vincent Hart; a Festival of Britain 1951 mint
crown, in original case; a small portable ink
case; a Japanese brass and enamel cigarette
case, with the crest of The Royal Army Medical
Corps; another Japanese white metal cigarette
case; two silver pocket watches; and other
miscellaneous items. (a lot)
€80 - 120
488
A LARGE QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS
SILVER PLATED TABLE FLAT WARE,
including knives, forks, spoons, etc. (1)
€80 - 120
489
A SET OF TWELVE SILVER FRUIT FORKS,
each with mother o’ pearl handles and eleven
matching knives, London 1915; together with
a cased silver plated sugar tongs; a Victorian
silver spoon and fork christening set, cased;
and another Victorian cased christening set,
comprising fork, spoon and knife. (3)
€120 - 150
491
A RECTANGULAR EMBOSSED SILVER
DRESSING TABLE/TRINKET TRAY,
Birmingham 1903, chased with C-scrolls and
cartouches, 10.25” (16cm), 381g. (1)
€150 - 200
492
A RECTANGULAR BEAD MOULDED SILVER
TRAY, Sheffield 1902, by James Deakin &
Sons, with canted corners and two handles, the
engraved plate inscribed Presented to John Hart
Esqr. on his Resigning the Management of The
Queens Old Castle, He Having this Important
Position for Twenty Three Years, as a Mark of
Esteem from the Staff July 31st 1902, approx
2500g, 24” (61cm). (1)
€600 - 1000
487
A SILVER MOUNTED IVORY PAGE TURNER,
or paper knife; together with two silver plated
skewers; a silver plated candle snuffer and tray;
another snuffer tray; a silver plated butter dish
cover with cow finial; a silver plated coaster; six
plated pastry forks; and other miscellaneous
silver plate wear. (a lot)
€40 - 60
487A
AN OVAL VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED CAKE
BASKET, with swing handle, 15” (38cm);
together with a silver plated muffin dish, cover
and liner; a two handled silver plated serving
dish with liner; and two circular silver plated
bread dishes. (5)
€100 - 150
495
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490
A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL SILVER DISH
STANDS,
each of hexagonal form, chased with classical
scenes in relief, and each headed with two urns,
6” (15cm); together with two silver mounted cut
glass cruet bottles; a frosted glass jar with silver
plated mount and swing handle and cover, 4.5”
(12cm); a Waterford crystal honey dish and cover,
on a silver plated stand; two hexagonal glass
jars and covers and a cased set of eighteen silver
plated fruit knives and forks. (a lot)
€80 - 120
493
A RECTANGULAR INDIAN SILVER
PRESENTATION TRAY,
by Orr, To Vincent Hart from the Members of
the Jibbers Club, August 1922, autographed
by the presenting members, within a relief
border depicting the Signs of the Zodiac,
within oval panels and leaf scrolls, applied with
two interlaced double serpent handles, 22.25
(57cm), approx 2000g. (1)
€500 - 800
MEALY’S EST 1934
493
494
A VERY RARE EARLY 18TH CENTURY
GALWAY SILVER ROSARY BEADS, with the
maker’s stamp JM, with wooden or amber avés
and silver paters, the silver crucifix 5” (13cm) x
3” (7.5cm), with maker’s mark to the rear of the
INRI panel, 29” (74cm). (1)
€2500 - 4000
495
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRONZE AND
SIENA BROCATELLE MARBLE MANTEL
CLOCK, the top surmounted by a Marley
Horse group, by Guillaume Coustou, above a
circular silverised dial with Roman numerals, the
movement with an outside count wheel striking
a steel bell, in a bronze mounted marble plinth,
on scroll legs, 17” (44cm)h x 9” (23cm). (1)
€600-800
496
A LATE REGENCY PERIOD TORTOISE SHELL
AND MOTHER O’ PEARL INLAID TEA CADDY,
of serpentine form, the hinged cover opening to
reveal an adapted interior, now velvet lined for
jewellery with lift out tray, on a shaped base with
ball feet, 8” (20cm). (1)
€400-600
497
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT
BRASS CANDLE STICKS,
each with leaf cast and half fluted stem,
supporting an urn shaped socket, on a circular
fluted domed foot, 12” (30cm). (2)
€200-300
496
494
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497
63
498
THE ORDER OF THE STAR OF INDIA
The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, C.S.I., Companion’s neck badge, in gold and enamel, with central cameo of
a youthful Queen Victoria, bearing the motto of the Order (Heaven’s Light Our Guide), very fine; for Vincent Hart, Indian
Service of Engineers, Chief Engineer, Public Works Department, Madras; together with the corresponding (framed)
letter from George V; and his copy of the Statutes of the Order. (3)
€1200 - 1800
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499
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DROP LEAF
SUTHERLAND TABLE,
with two D shaped flaps, on turned supports, 22”
(57cm)w. (1)
€150 - 250
500
See page 66
502
A CHINESE CARVED CHERRYWOOD CHAIR,
late 19th century, of horse shoe shape, the top
carved with interlaced dragons, and with dragon
mask arm terminals, the splat with a further
dragon on circular bead moulded seat, raised on
four dragon mask headed cabriole legs with ball
and claw feet. (1)
€1000 - 1500
503
A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE BLUE AND
WHITE PORCELAIN JARS AND COVERS,
O.R.M., each with temple lion finial, decorated
with temple lions, 22” (56cm). (2)
€450 - 550
507
ATTRIBUTED TO HENRY ALKEN (18101894),
Extensive Landscape with Hunting Scene,
depicting loose horse in foreground, pencil
drawing, 14” (36cm)h x 19” (48cm). (1)
€200 - 300
508
A PAIR OF EARLY IRISH COLOURED PRINTS,
Views in County Wicklow, each 14.5” (37cm)h x
22” (56cm)w. (2)
€250 - 350
509
AFTER JAMES ULRIC WALMSLEY (18601954),
a coloured engraving by Dukes & Sarjant, A
View of Mucross Abbey and the Great Lake of
Killarney, to David Latouche Jnr. Esq. M.P., 14.5”
(37cm)h x 18.5” (47cm); and its companion
A View of the Castle of Ardayon on the River
Kenmare, to Robert Best Esq. (2)
€150 - 250
510
AFTER P.J. MENE,
a bronze study of a whippet, , 8” (20cms).
€200 - 300
511
AN INLAID AND CROSSBANDED
MAHOGANY OPEN BOOKCASE,
42” (107cm)w. (1)
€80 - 150
501
501
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE OCCASIONAL
TABLE,
with a bead moulded top with a band of flowers,
with dragon in relief on a tri-pod base with lion
paw feet, 26.5” (67cm). (1)
€1000 - 1500
512
BOUND PERIODICALS
Punch Magazine 1867-1918, in attractive
bindings, 72 volumes in total, ex libris Robert
Uniacke Penrose Fitzgerald of Cork Begg Island.
(72)
€150 - 250
504
504
A LARGE BRONZE BUST,
by repute, Lord Mountbatten of Burma, head and
shoulders, indistinctly signed, 29” (74cm). (1)
€600 - 800
505
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE,
with rectangular moulded top, raised on front
turned supports and rear flat pilasters, united
by a stretcher shelf, on front bun feet, adapted,
spare leaves, 56.5” (143cm)w. (1)
€250 - 350
502
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506
A LARGE REGENCY STYLE TWENTY FOUR
BRANCH BRASS AND GLASS CHANDELIER,
the arms in two tiers, the corona issuing
festoons of glass buttons, to a brass frame, with
numerous lustre and pear shaped drops, approx.
62” (157cm)h x 38” (97cm). (1)
€1500 - 2500
506
65
500
A VERY IMPORTANT IRISH WILLIAM IV PERIOD CIRCULAR MAHOGANY DINING TABLE,
the large moulded top on a baluster turned short stem, with quadruple pod, the splayed legs with
acanthus leaf hips, and terminating in lappet scroll feet, approx 7ft diameter, (209cm). (1)
Note: This piece was likely commissioned by Daniel Callaghan MP for Lotabeg in the 1830s. 7ft
circular dining tables from this period are extremely rare.
€20000 - 30000
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513
A GEORGE III INLAID AND CROSS BANDED
MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE,
the cornice above two astragal glazed doors, on
a base with two cupboard doors under a drop
front writing compartment, fitted with drawers
and pigeon holes, on bracket feet, adapted, 100”
(245cm)h x 49in (125cm)w x 21” (53cm)d. (1)
€1200 - 1800
514
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED BINDINGS,
including: Burn LL.D. (Richard), Ecclesiastical
Law, in four volumes, 5th edition, London 1788,
uniformly bound full calf; John Locke’s An Essay
Concerning Human Understanding, 2 vols., in
two volumes, 15th ed., London 1760, full calf;
The Works of The Right Honourable Edmund
Burke, London 1801, vols 6, 7, 8 only; together
with four attractive bound copies Good Words
magazine for 1871, 1877 and 1878; and two
other bindings, Beeton’s Dictionary of Universal
Information (A-K only), and Johnson’s Dictonary
of the English Language (L-Z only), w.a.f. (15)
€80 - 150
515
THE QUARTERLY REVIEW
1867-1875, including volumes 123-139 but
lacking vols 128/131/132/135, ex libris Robert
Uniacke Penrose Fitzgerald of Cork Begg Island.
(13)
€60 - 90
516
CHARLES KINGSLEY’S HEREWARD THE
WAKE,
Kingsley (Charles), Hereward the Wake, a large
oblong folio 15.5in (40cm) x 21.5in (55cm)
approx., 20 full page engravings, facsimile
signatures of the author and illustrator on title
page, quarter Morocco with plum boards, gilt
titles to front cover, w.a.f. (1)
€80 - 120
517
THOMAS WALSH’S EGYPT
Walsh (Thomas), Journal of the Late Campaign
in Egypt: Including Descriptions of that Country,
and of Gibraltar, Minorca,Malta, Marmorice,
and Marci, 2nd edition, with forty plates/maps
approx., London T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1803,
ex libris Sir Robert Uniake Penrose Fitzgerald of
Cork Begg Island. (1)
€500 - 800
518
MOORE’S IRISH MELODIES
Moore, (Thomas), Irish Melodies, 4to L. n.d. New
Edition, illustrated throughout by Daniel Maclise,
Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts,
c.1860, full morocco, profusely tooled covers
with multiple borders, tooled gilt panelled spine,
decorated throughout with shamrock motifs,
bound by Nutt of Cambridge, inscribed Penrose
Fitzgerald Cork Begg 1860 inside front cover.
(1)
€100 - 150
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519
A RARE SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM
- JAIPUR,
Comprising 90 views and portraits
commemorating Viscount Goschen of
Hawkhurst’s visit to Jaipur, presentation
copy, 1927, entitled A Souvenir of the Visit
to Jeypore Samasthanam of His Excellency
the Right Hon’ble Viscount Goschen of
Hawkhurst, Governor of Madras and The
Viscountess Goschen, 14th December 1927,
the title inscribed in gilt on front cover, and with
handwritten inscription inside by the Maharajah
of Jeypore to V. Hart Esq. Superintending
Engineer, with the best compliment of Maharajah
of Jeypore, prints by Calastry of Secunderbad
and Madras (card affixed inside cover), varying
sizes, mostly mounted one per page, 6in (15cm)
x 8in (20cm) the largest, with print captions on
each mount, 9.5in (24cm) x 12.5in (32cm). (1)
€1000 - 1500
520
DANIEL MACLISE R.A.,
Maclise (Daniel), The Story of the Norman
Conquest, London: Art-Union of London, 1866,
1st edition, oblong folio in publisher’s cloth, 42
plates, ex libris Sir Robert Uniacke Penrose
Fitzgerald, Cork Begg Island. (1)
€120 - 180
521
BOUND PERIODICALS,
Revue des Deux Mondes [Review of the Two
Worlds], 33 volumes from 1867-1870 uniformly
bound quarter calf with marble boards. (33)
€80 - 120
522
DECORATIVE BINDINGS,
Scott (Sir Walter), Waverley Novels, Edinburgh:
Adam and Charles Black, 1853, thirty three
volumes included from forty-eight volumes (130 inclusive, 32, 33, 43), quarter calf, as is, w.a.f.
(33)
€50 - 100
523
BOUND PERIODICALS,
The Spectator (vols 32-37 inclusive), together
with The Saturday Review (vol 7, vols 9-16
inclusive), all uniformly and attractively bound
quarter leather with marble boards. (15)
€80 - 150
524
A COLLECTION OF POSTAGE STAMPS,
assembled in an attractive presentation album
with brass mount, comprising approximately 800
stamps, mostly used late 19th and early 20th
century from a diverse geographical catchment,
categorised by country. (1)
€200 - 400
519
525
CHARLES LEVER’S CHARLES O’MALLEY
Lever (Charles) [Harry Lorrequer], Charles
O’Malley, The Irish Dragoon, in two volumes,
Dublin 1841, 1st edition, with engraved titled
and plates, uniformly bound in quarter calf with
marble boards, ex libris Sir Robert Uniacke
Penrose Fitzgerald, Cork Begg Island. (2)
€150 - 250
526
A LARGE QUANTITY OF ASSORTED BOOKS,
mostly bound, w.a.f. (a lot)
€70 - 120
67
527
SAMUEL BOURNE; BOURNE & SHEPHERD; & SHEPHERD &
ROBERTSON BOURNE, SAMUEL (1834-1912), CHARLES SHEPPARD
(FL. 1858-1878) AND ARTHUR ROBERTSON (FL 1858-1864),
Hindostan, Cashmere, and Tartary, an extremely rare and important album
containing 92 albumen photographs, depicting assorted Indian landscapes
and ethnographic studies of the Indian peoples, c.1860-1870, in three
volumes, each in rectangular folio size bound albums, 18.5” (47cm) x 23.5”
(60cm) approx; the photographs varying in size and orientation, nearly all
with period manuscript captions, the majority signed by the photographer(s)
and numbered in the negative.
List of Photographs:
Vol 1:
1. Our Shooting Party of 1864
2. Hooseinabad Emambara, Lucknow
3. Group of Thugs
4. Hindostan and Thibet Road at Rogi
5. Tomb of Nizamoodeen
6. Jumma Musjid, Delhi
7. View on the Dahl Canal Cashmere
8. Cedar Mosque on the Thelum, Cashmere
9. Village of Gugangair, Sande Valley
10. Bailey Guard Gate, Lucknow
11. Skins of Animals Shot by P. Fitzgerald Esq.
12. Ruined Temple in Naoshera, Cashmere
13. Boat of the British Resident at Cashmere
14. Junction of the Buspa and Sutlej
15. Marochettis Statue Over the Well at Cawnpore
16. View in Wanga Valley
17. Manusbal Lake, Cashmere
18. Manirung Pass
19. Cooties in the Himalayas
20. Narkhanda Forest near Simla
21. The Saj at Agra from the Gardens
22. Junction of the Pean and Spitti Rivers, Dunkar
23. Pillars in Brahminical Temple at Gwalior
24. Mussacks for Crossing the Beas River, Koolu
25. Cashmere Gate, Dehli
26. Tomb of Sheik Chisti, Futtehpore, Sikri
27. Marble Tomb, Govindund
28. View in the Kaiser Bagh, Lucknow
29. Suméree Temple, Ramnugar
30. Deodar Cedars
31. Gwan Bapee, Benares
54. Snake Charmers
55. Avenue of Poplars and Vines, Cashmere
56. Sutlej, Himalayas
57. Ruins of the Residency, Lucknow
58. View on the Beas near Largi
59. Bridge of Boats over the Ghontee
60. Marqual Canal, Cashmere
61. Jakko Hill, Simla
62. Elephant Tower, Futtehpore Sikri
Volume 3
63. Colonel Gardner
64. Pillars in the Pauch Mahal
65. Gate of the Kaiser Bagh, Lucknow
66. Sculptured Figures of Buddhists near Gwatior
67. View in the Wanga Valley
68. Dunkar Fort, Spitti Valley
69. Futtehpore Sikri, Palace of Akbar
70. Temples and Bazaar at Chumba
71. The Taj at Agra from the River
72. View in Wanga Valley, Cashmere
73. Pillar in the Dewan-i-kass
Vol 2
32. Hon W.P. Bouverie, Penrose Fitzgerald Esq., etc
33. Interior of the Palace, Dehli
34. Group of Cashmere Nautch Girls
35. Hooseimabad Bazaar, Lucknow
36. Burning Ghat, Benares
37. Hamla Pass, Kulu
38. Rajah Amehtis Temple, Benares
39. Scinde Valley, Cashmere
40. Evening on the Jhetum, Cashmere
41. Lagu Darsy Stream at Kiolo, Spitti Valley
42. Great Arch and Iron Pillar at the Kutub near Dehli
43. Great Snowy Peak from the Hamla Pass
44. Surveying Party in Cashmere 1863
45. Glacier on the Hamla Pass
46. European and Native Officers of Probyn’s Horse
47. Head of Wanga Valley
48. Chandichowk, Dehli
49. Twig Bridge over the Chenal
50. The Mall at Simla, Himalayas
51. Zojji la Pass, Himalayas
52. Group of Chumba Guddies
53. Cliff in the Scinde Valley
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74. Spitti River at Kioto
75. Futtehpore, Sikri, from the Top of the Dewan-i-kass
76. Ruins at Marthund, Cashmere
77. Our Shooting Party, Cashmere, June 1864
78. Scinde Valley, Cashmere
79. Shikarees of the 93rd Highlanders
80. Glen near Kot, Himalayas
81. Kaiser Pusund, Lucknow
82. Losar, Spitti Valley
83. Trelissed Marble Screen
84. Spitti River near Shigri
85. Council of India, 1864
86. High Cliffs on the Sutlej River, Tartary
87. Kahutub Minar near Dehli
88. Village of Losar, Spitti
89. Shalimar Gardens, Cashmere
90. Shigri
91. Stone Pillar Raised by Feroze Shah
92. Monastery at Ki, Spitti
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Note:
Born in Nottingham, England, Samuel Bourne was an outstanding landscape
photographer. He is best known for his valuable and beautiful record of the
Indian sub-continent. Working in India between 1863 and 1870, Bourne
made well over three thousand negatives during his travels, which included
three separate expeditions to the Himalayas. Major collections of his work
are held by the British Library (India Office collection), London, and at the
Royal Photographic Society, Bath, England.
€6,000 - 10,000
69
529
528
A LATE VICTORIAN LIBRARY ARMCHAIR,
with padded back, seat and arm panels, the arm
terminals with lion masks and raised on front
turned legs. (1)
€200 - 300
530
A GEORGE III SQUARE SLATE SUNDIAL,
by J.A Maitland, Huntley, signed, inscribed
and dated 1803, with Arabic numerals, with a
pierced lead gnomon, 12” (30cm)sq. (1)
€500 - 800
529
AN EXTREMELY FINE PAIR OF WILLIAM IV
PERIOD ROSEWOOD LIBRARY ARMCHAIRS,
each with a curved and arched tub shaped
button back, above a padded seat, flanked with
moulded arm fronts and raised on front turned
and tapering fluted legs. (2)
€5000 - 7000
532
532
DAVID PAYNE (c. 1843/44-1891),
Figures and a dog on a Country Lane, O.O.C.,
signed lower right, 16in (40cm)h x 25.75in
(66cm). (1)
€800 - 1200
531
530
70
531
JAN JANSSON (c.1640),
Map of South Wales by Jansson, “Principatus
Walliae Pars Australis: Vulgo South Wales”,
cartouches with putti, coats of arms, engraved
sailing ships, pictorial topography describing
forests, cities, and mountains. etc; framed,
coloured, good. (1)
€250 - 350
533
A SET OF THREE COLOURED
ARHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS,
One of the east front of Hoptone House, in the
shire of Linhithgon in Scotland, Seat of the right
Honourable Earl of Hoptone, after C.A Campbell;
another elevation of The Lord Leimpster’s House
in North Hampton shire, after C.A. Campbell,
and one larger ditto, The south front of Fonthill,
after J. Woolfe., the largest 12” (30cm)h x 28”
(71cm). (3)
€400 - 600
MEALY’S EST 1934
Study
534
A FINE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY GILT
PELMETS,
each with a cartouche crest, issuing leaf sprays
to either side, 203cm wide approx. (2)
€800 - 1500
535
A COLLECTION OF VANITY FAIR
SUPPLEMENT PORTRAIT COLOURED
PRINTS,
after Spy, Ape, Guth and others, each with title,
in uniform fames, 14” (36cm)h x 9.25” (24cm)
approx. (12)
€400 - 600
536
AN INLAID AND CROSS BANDED
MAHOGANY COAL SCUTTLE,
with moulded top and drop front, as is, 15”
(38cm)w; together with a modern standard lamp.
(2)
€70 - 120
537
A VICTORIAN GILT OVER MANTEL MIRROR,
with cartouche crest above an arched plate in
leaf moulded gilt frame, 67” (170cms) high x 58”
(147cms) wide, as is. (1)
€500 - 800
538
A MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE STYLE
RECTANGULAR STOOL
with padded seat on four cabriole legs on ball n’
claw feet; together with another small Victorian
foot stool. (2)
€100 - 200
539
See page 72
540
A RECTANGULAR VICTORIAN MAHOGANY
LIBRARY TABLE,
the top with rounded corners and a tooled
leather inset, raised on two shaped scroll
standards, with a centre roundel, united with a
double baluster shaped turned stretcher, raised
on four scroll legs with castors, 68in (173cm)h x
35.5in (90cm). (1)
€1000 - 1500
541
A FULL SET OF FIVE FOLIO SIZED JOHN
SPEED MAPS OF IRELAND,
from ‘Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain’,
published by Bassett and Chisel, Sudbury &
Humble etc.,1612-1676
(a) Map of island of Ireland, with , Munster,
Ulster, Leinster and Connaught.
Inset drawings of contemporary 16th century
costumes of Irish people.
(b), (c), (d), (e) Maps of provinces of Munster,
Ulster, Leinster and Connaught. Inset maps of
Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick.
Very good. Coloured. 510 x 385
(5)
€2500 - 4000
542
AN ATTRACTIVE EARLY MAP OF THE IRISH
WEST COAST
Pieter Mortier / Charles Pene(c.1693), A Chart
of the West Coast of Ireland with an Insert
of Kinsale, “Carte Particuliere des Costes
Occidentales d`Irlande qui comprend la Baye
de Galloway et la Riviere de Lymerick. Comme
elles paroissent a basse mer dans les grands
Marees. Levee et Gravee Par Ordre du Roy. A
Paris. 1693”
From Le Neptune Francois (1693) 865 x 595.
Framed. Coloured. Very Good. (1)
€350 - 450
542
543
543
CHART OF KINSALE,
Greenville Collins (c.1693), A Chart of Kinsale
by Capt. Greenville Collins, with forts, buildings
decorative cartouche and coat of arms, large
cartouche, uncoloured, 575 x 450. (1)
€200 - 300
544
540
www.mealys.ie
544
EARLY MAP OF THE SOUTH WEST COAST
OF IRELAND
John Seller (c.1738), A Chart of the SouthWest Coast of Ireland from Dungarvan to the
River Shannon, (with large inset map of Kinsale
Harbour), from the English Pilot Southern
Navigation, Published by Mount & Page,
uncoloured, good, 530 x 440. (1)
€200 - 300
71
539
AN EXTREMELY FINE WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD
RECLINING ARMCHAIR,
likely commissioned by Daniel Callaghan MP for
Lotabeg in the 1830s, the padded back flanked with
two leaf and scroll moulded wings, the reclining back
above a padded seat, flanked with leaf scroll elbow
rests, raised on front leaf capped lion paw feet. (1)
€3000 - 5000
72
MEALY’S EST 1934
Study
548
A FINE UPRIGHT IRON FRAME PIANO,
By Crane & Son Ltd, Liverpool and Dublin , with
46” (117cm) keyboard, 56.5” (143cm) overall.
(1)
€200 - 300
549
A VICTORIAN TELESCOPIC MAHOGANY
PIANO STOOL, the telescopic cast iron action
by Brooks of London, with padded seat, on
turned legs, 20” (51cms). (1)
€100 - 200
545
545
EARLY CHART OF CORK HARBOUR
John Lindsay (c.1759), A New and correct Chart
of Cork Harbour, “A New and Correct Chart of
the Harbour of Corke by the Revd. J. Lindsay,
Late of His Majesty’s Ship Fougueux. Sold by W.
& I. Mount, T. & T. Page on Tower Hill,
London. 1759”, large dedication cartouche with
name of Lords Commissioners,
inset map of Cork harbour featuring detail of
Little Island, Barrys Point,’Black Rock,’ ‘Glanmier,’
and approaches to the city - “A Continuation of
Corke Harbour from a smaller Scale”, below the
chart is a coastal profile - “A View of the Land
from the Old Head of Kinsale to Hawks Rock,
the Old Head W b S 7 Miles. Cork Harbour
marked”, uncoloured. 512 x 433 mm. (1)
€300 - 400
551
551
JOHN SPEED (c.1616)
Map of Merionethshire (Wales) from “Theatre
of Great Britaine” by John Speed, published by
George Humble c.1616. elaborate cartouches
with crests, inset engraved representation of
Harlech Castle, framed, coloured, good. 16”
(41cm)h x 21” (53cm). (1)
€280 - 380
546
546
VERY EARLY TOWN PLANS OF CORK,
GALWAY, DUBLIN AND LIMERICK
Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg (1618),
Town Plans of Galway, Dublin, Limerick and Cork
From their Civitates Orbis Terrarum [1618],
Latin text on verso, coloured, very good, 310 x
420mm. (1)
€400 - 500
547
A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT OCCASIONAL
CHAIR
with bow fronted seat on scroll top on half
reeded turned legs. (1)
€70 - 120
www.mealys.ie
552
550
A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH MANTEL
CLOCK,
the dial with Arabic numerals fitted in
Chinoiserie and black lacquered case on ball
feet, 12.5” (32cm). (1)
€70 - 120
552
JOHN SPEED(c.1612-1616)
Map of Radnorshire (Wales) from “Theatre of
Great Britaine” by John Speed, “The Countie
of Radnor Described and The Shyretownes
...”; engraved by Jodocus Hondius, published
by John Sudbury & George ‘Humbell’ c.1616,
cartouches with crests, mileage scale, and inset
map of Radnor, framed, coloured, good., 16”
(41cm)h x 21” (53cm). (1)
€280 - 380
553
JOHN BAPTIST HOMANN (C.1740)
A Map of Ireland, Hiberniæ Regnum. From
Homann’s “Atlas
Novus”, based on Viscscher’s map, original body
colour, large ornate title cartouche and lavishly
decorated mileage scale, framed, coloured, good,
24” (61cm)h x 21” (53cm). (1)
€250 - 400
553
554
KINSELLA & LEBROCQUY
Kinsella (Thomas), The Táin, Dublin: Dolmen
Press, 1969, limited 1st edition (1750 copies),
in original dust jacket (as is) and original slip
case, as issued. (1)
€500 - 800
555
MACMANUS (SEAMUS),
The Story of the Irish Race, 3rd Ed. New York
1922, the Irish publishing company; together
with chamber’s English Literature, in 2 vols.,
uniformly bound, attractive quarter Morocco,
London & Edinburgh 1889. (2)
€100 - 150
556
GREGORY K.C.M.G. (SIR WILLIAM),
An Autobiography, edited by Lady Gregory,
London 1894 by John Murrey. (1)
Provenance Richard Gregory of Coole House,
signed and inscribed on the title page.
€100 - 150
557
A UNIQUE BOUND SET OF 17TH CENTURY
HAND WRITTEN LECTURE NOTES,
by repute from a student at Louvain University, in
contemporary full calf, spines detached and very
worn, w.a.f. (1)
€300 - 500
73
559
559
558
AN ATTRACTIVE BURGUNDY GROUND
KASHMIR STYLE CARPET,
with all over floral field, with birds and animals,
inside a floral ivory border, 15ft4 (470cm)l x 8ft9
(267cm). (1)
€600 - 800
559
PEKING 1912 - CAPTAIN JOHN C. HART’S
COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS
Two albums of photographs taken in
Peking during the 1911/1912 Chinese
Revolution, depicting extremely graphic and
disturbing imagery of the brutality in the streets;
and also including genre scenes of day-to-day
life of the Royal Army Medical Corps in China
during the same era. (2)
€800 - 1200
563
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU,
the slope front inlaid with a central urn and
satinwood spandrels, opening to reveal an
interior with an arrangement of drawers and
pigeon holes and central inlaid cupboard
decorated with a soldier, flanked with two secret
compartments, on two long and three short
drawers, raised on bracket feet, 38.5in (98cm)w
x 23in (58.5cm)d. (1)
€1500 - 2500
564
A LARGE QUANTITY OF ANTIQUE AND
OTHER DOMESTIC GLASS,
including some cranberry examples, including
bowls, decanters, vases, drinking glasses, etc.
(a lot)
€40 - 60
565
REMAINING CONTENTS OF PANTRY,
mainly part tea services and other porcelain. (a
lot)
€20 - 30
566
1936 FAI OFFICIAL PROGRAMME: IRISH
FREE STATE V NAZI GERMANY
International match programme, Ireland
V Germany, Dalymount Park, 17th of
October 1936, 8vo D. (Curtis & Co.), 32pps,
advertisements and illustrations throughout,
scarce. (1)
€300 - 500
560
A LARGE SCRAP BOOK,
late 19th century, early 20th century, containing
a collection of various miscellaneous scraps,
from journals and newspapers; postcards and
various cut outs, collages, majority regarding
Ireland with a focus on Cork, including coloured
prints of various Irish heros, as is. (1)
€250-350
561
A 19TH CENTURY LONG ARM BAMBOO
LIBRARY BOOK GRAB, with brass grips and
iron handle, 71” (180cm). (1)
€250 - 300
562
A SHORT 19TH CENTURY BRASS
MOUNTED BAMBOO LIBRARY BOOK GRAB,
with brass claw and iron handle, 49” (125cm). (1)
€180 - 250
563
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MEALY’S EST 1934
Study
569, 567, 568
567
A MEISSEN PORCELAIN EWER,
c.1880, emblematic of The Element Earth,
profusely encrusted with classical figures,
flowers etc., of baluster form, with high-relief
mid-section and spreading foot, 26” (66.5cm)h
x 17.5” (45cm)w approx. (1)
€8000 - 12000
www.mealys.ie
568
c.1880, emblematic of The Element Fire,
mid-section and spreading foot, with a dragon
handle surmounted by a putto, the body
moulded with forest animals fleeing a fire, the
reverse with a volcano, flanked by Vulcan with
bellows and Perseus; 26” (66.5cm)h x 17.5”
(45cm)w approx. (1)
€8000 - 12000
569
c.1880, emblematic of The Element Water,
mid-section and spreading foot, with a ribbontied reed handle surmounted by a winged putto,
the spout shell-moulded above painted insects,
the body moulded with a fleet of war ships at
sea between an applied figure of a Nereid and
Neptune at the shoulder in a shell chariot drawn
by hippocampi, the foot moulded with bulrushes
and applied with stylised dolphins, 26” (66.5cm)
h x 17.5” (45cm)w approx. (1)
€8000 - 12000
75
534
570
An original eye witness typed
account of the Battle of Douglas,
Cork 1922,
reputedly written by Dr. James Lynch, describing
the events from an educated and anecdotal
perspective, with Cork watermarks, 20 pages
approx.
€300 - 500
576
A UNIQUE COLLECTION OF EARLY 20TH
CENTURY MICROSCOPE SLIDES,
bearing a wide variety of blood samples for
a variety of illness, the majority of slides with
caption indicating the particular illness and/
or patient’s names, all contained in a wooden
presentation box. (1)
€250 - 350
571
19TH CENTURY INDIAN SCHOOL,
Portrait of a Mogul Warrior, depicting him
wearing a helmet, with a bow on his back, a
quiver of arrows on his waist, O.O.C., signed
lower left, 37” (94.5cm)h x 24.5” (62cm); and
another portrait Mogul Dancer, O.O.C., 25.5”
(116cm)h x 22.5” (57cm)w. (2)
€400-600
577
A LATE 19TH CENTURY BLACK AND WHITE
PHOTOGRAPH, depicting a horse drawn coach
inscribed GS and WR for the Great Southern
and Western Railway, by Guy and Company Cork
for the Cork/Kerry Area. (1)
€100 - 150
572
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED BOOKS,
including Little Songs of Long Ago, by Alfred
Moffat and it’s companion Our Old Nursery
Rhymes, illustrated by H. Willebeek Le Mair;
Kelleher (D.L.) Great Days with O’Connell, Talbot
Press, Dublin and Cork 1929; The Lady Jane
Wilhelmina St. Maur, Sacred Songs for British
Seamen London 1836; and Cusack (M.F.) The
Liberator, Kenmare publications 1872; and King
Alberts Book, A Tribute to the Belgian King and
People from Representative Men and Women
Throughout the World, 1914. (6)
€200 - 300
573
A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 23
GAA PROGRAMMES, mostly of Cork interest,
including the 1966 Kilkenny V Cork Hurling
Final Programme; together with other All Ireland
and Munster programmes. (23)
€50 - 100
574
AN EARLY SAOIRSE EIREANN ARM BAND,
for Customs & Excise, together with another for
The Vetinary Service, both in blue cloth. (2)
€300 - 500
575
A RARE 1922 GARDA SUIOCHANA NIGHT
HELMET, in blue cloth with metal badge,
inscribed Garda Suiochana na hEireann. (1)
€300 - 500
76
578
578
CAUVERY METTUR DAM, MADRAS,
an archive of photographs and newspaper
clippings assembled by Mr. Vincent Hart Esq.
engineer-in-chief for the building of Cauvery
Mettur Dam in Madras 1932, including eighty six
photographs presented in a bound album, each
with caption; together with various negatives,
additional photographs and news paper
clippings. (1)
€200 - 300
579
A VERY ATTRACTIVE EDWARDIAN LIBRARY
ARMCHAIR, with tapestry covered back, seat
and arm rests, with gallery railed sides on turned
legs. (1)
€600 - 900
580
VINTAGE WINE,
Batard Montrachet Grand Cru 1995, Jean N
Gagnard owc, 1 Imperial
€1000 - 1200
576
582
VINTAGE WINE, Chateau Haut Brion 1986,
1er Cru Classe Pessac, 4 bottles
€1000 - 1200
583
VINTAGE WINE,
Lucky Dip Bordeaux, including Ch Ausone 1933
1 bottles; Ch Beychevelle 1969 3 bottles
Belair St Emilion 1929 1 bottle; Grand Pontet
1966 2 bottles; Clos Fourtet 1982 1 bottle
Ch Lagrange 1982 2 bottles; Ch Leoville
Barton 1962 2 bottles; 12 bottles altogether.
€300 - 500
584
VINTAGE WINE, Chateau Malescot St-Exupery
1982, 3eme Cru Classe Margaux, 2 bottles
€100 - 150
588
VINTAGE WINE, Chateau Beycheville 1988,
4eme Cru Classe St Julien, 4 bottles
€160 - 180
589
VINTAGE WINE, Pensees de LaFleur Pomerol
1999, 6 bottles in owc
€450 - 550
590
VINTAGE WINE, Chateau Haut Brion 1986, 1er
Cru Classe Pessac, 3 bottles
€750 - 1000
592
CHAMPAGNE, Dom Perignon 2000, 1 bottle
in coffret
€100 - 120
MEALY’S EST 1934
Drawing Room
602
AN UNUSUAL FRENCH ORMOLU MOUNTED
CLOCK WITH ANEROID BAROMETER,
early 20th century, the arched top with an
ormolu floral crest above a circular dial, with
raised enamel Roman numerals, above a glazed
door showing a steel lyre pendulum, the pilasters
in the form of caryatids and leaf scrolls, 34.5”
(88cm)h x 14” (36cm). (1)
€550 - 650
593
VINTAGE WINE, Chateau Vignelaure N.V, 6
bottles
€50 - 60
594
VINTAGE WINE,
Chateau Smith-Haut-Lafitte 1998, 12 bottles in
original wooden case.
€600 - 900
603
See page 78
595
A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS HELMETS AND
HATS,
Comprising seven male and female tropical
helmets; two military peaked caps and an old
bowler hat. (10)
€80 - 100
604
A GILT BRASS GROUP,
late 19th century French, modelled with an artist
holding a palette and resting one knee on a
chair, and sword in scabbard, above an oval
porcelain panel, 8” (20cm). (1)
€250 - 350
601
A CIRCULAR BARTOLOZZI ENGRAVING, after
Angelica Kauffman, depicting a Classical scene,
13in (33cm); together with another similar
engraving after Angelica Kaufman, depicting The
Three Graces; another portrait engraving The
Fruit Girl’; and one other, depicting a portrait of
a lady. (4)
€100 - 200
605
A PAIR OF CHINESE TURQUOISE GROUND
CLOISONNÉ MINIATURE VASES,
each on circular wooden stand, 4.75in (12cm)
high; together with four enamel Chinese
cloisonné enamel salts, each on three legs; a
Chinese enamel tray, 9in (23cm); four Chinese
enamel cups or salts; and two other similar. (13)
€70 - 120
606
A JAPANESE TWO COMPARTMENT RED
LACQUERED INRO WITH COVER, probably
Meiji period, decorated with seascapes, 2.5in
(6.5cm); together with a signed netsuke in the
form on a Buddha; and one other inro, decorated
with an owl on a tree branch. (3)
€150 - 250
607
A PAIR OF JAPANESE SATSUMA VASES,
Meiji period, each in the form of a bottle,
decorated with colour flowers, Geishas, and
birds, amongst foliage, character mark on base,
each on circular ebonised stand, 6” (15cms). (1)
€100 - 250
608
A CARVED IVORY PUZZLE BALL, c.1900,
with dragons in relief, 2in (5cm); a pierced
bone or ivory bead, a pierced ivory paper knife;
another set of beads, the links in the form of
Buddha; together with five miniature carved ivory
Japanese musical figures; two dice sets; and a
pierced and carved ivory mesh pendant panel
with two female figures. (13)
€100 - 150
609
A UNIQUE COLLECTION OF CHINESE
SANDALWOOD FIGURES AND GROUPS,
modelled with figures in genre scenes,
including a figure being carried in a sedan
chair, a figure in a rickshaw, figures carrying
implements on yokes, figures weaving, a couple
sleeping, a courthouse scene, etc.; together
with three carved wooden figures modelled as
chimpanzees - See no Evil, Hear no Evil, Speak
no Evil. (21)
€200 - 300
610
A GILT METAL MOUNTED VITRINE,
c.1900, the domed top with a three quarter brass
gallery decorated with floral sprays and ribbon
ties, above a shaped glazed door flanked to either
side with two glazed side panels raised on cabriole
legs, 62.5” (159cms), 26.5in (67cm) wide. (1)
€600 - 900
611
AN USUAL SET OF THREE MAHOGANY
AND SATINWOOD SIDE CHAIRS, 19th century,
probably Cork, each with an oblong trellis
inlaid top rail and ball moulded cross rail on
conforming ring turned tapering front legs. (3)
€250 - 350
612
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613
A GOOD PAIR OF GILT AND GESSO
GIRANDOLES,
19th Century, each crested with cherubs and
flying horses, the bead and leaf moulded frame
with two double candle arms above a relief
moulded panel depicting a classical scene with
leaf swags, 60” x 36” (153 x 92cms). (2)
€3000 - 4000
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603
ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS SAUTELL ROBERTS, (1764-1826),
Classical Landscape, depicting a Capriccio of ruins, figures on a path, another figure
angling and two goats fighting by a waterfall, O.O.C., 12.5” (32cm)h x 17.5” (45cm). (1)
€2500 - 3500
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CIRCLE OF JAMES ARTHUR O’CONNOR (1792-1841)
Figures Chatting on a Riverside Country Path, O.O.B., 6.5” (17cm)h x 9” (22cm); and
its companion, a similar subject, a pair. (2)
€1200 - 1800
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614
A VERY UNUSUAL SET OF ELEVEN IRISH 19TH CENTURY WALNUT
CRESTED SIDE CHAIRS, each cartouche shaped carved back with the crest
of the Barry Family, Buttevant, Co. Cork (Buttevant Castle), and their motto
Butez en Avant (Strike Forward), inscribed on a ribbon and flanked with two
cherubs, one asleep and the other watching, on front carved baluster legs. (11)
Note: The Barry name was principally associated with Cork. The Barry’s
originally settled around Buttevant, named after the family motto Butez en
Avant (or Strike Forward).
€8000 - 12000
80
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615
EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH
SCHOOL,
Interior Scene, depicting figures chatting
around a table, O.O.B.; together with
its companion, Figures in a Pig Stye
Chatting, both inscribed verso, From Ms.
Pyrke of Little Dean Hall to R. Beamish
1849, 3.5” (9cm)h x 5.5” (14cm). (2)
€100 - 200
616
AN UNUSUAL PAINTED PINE
CRUCIFORM RELICARY,
the glazed front inset with semi precious
stones, within gilt bullion scrolls, 10”
(25cm)hx 5” (13cm). (1)
€200 - 250
617
The Thin Red Line, battle scene with
the Royal Highland Regiment, W.C., 11”
(28cm)h x 21” (53cm). (1)
€600 - 800
618
A SITZENDORF PORCELAIN OIL
LAMP,
converted for electricity, the flower
encrusted body supported by four
cherubs, on a conforming circular base;
together with a Kanagali Maiollica bud
vase, of triple gourd form, each 13”
(33cm). (2)
€150 - 250
619
AN UNUSUAL SET OF FIVE ORNATE
GILT METAL TWO-BRANCH WALL
LIGHTS,
each with ribbon bow cresting supporting
a two handle basket, issuing two flower
head lights with leaf branches and a
floral spray below, 19in (49cm) high, 13in
(33cm) wide. (5)
€600 - 900
620
A PAIR OF FLORAL DECORATED TWO
HANDLED AUSTRIAN VASES,
(one as is), 9.5” (24cm); two Cantonese
porcelain Bowls, (both as is); a
Parianware Group ‘Boy feeding Hen;
a Sitzendorf comport base with three
cherubs; a pair of French hexagonal
reticulated porcelain vases, decorated
with flowers and birds, 8.5” (22cm),
one as is; a cobalt blue urn and cover
depicting landscape scenes; and a
Hungarian fan shaped vase with swan
and cherub, as is, 15.5” (40cm). (10)
€80 - 120
619
617
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621
AN IRISH EXHIBITION YEW WOOD CARVED FOLDOVER TEA-TABLE, attributed to Arthur Jones & Co Dublin,
mid 19th century, the serpentine shaped moulded top above a frieze carved with a central harp with shamrock
sprays issuing c-scrolls and leaf sprays, on a very ornate baluster stem, with conforming motifs in relief, the
quadruple pod profusely adorned with shamrock, thistle, and rose, on scroll legs, 29” (75cm) x 38” (97cm). (1)
Note: Arthur Jones & Co. of 135 St Stephens Green Dublin exhibited a celebrated suite of Irish Historicism Furniture
at the 1851 Great Exhibition.
€12000 - 18000
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622
A PART COPELAND SPODE IMARI PATTERN
TEA SERVICE,
ten pieces; together with another similar Foley
China ditto and a large quantity of Imari tea and
coffee ware. (a lot)
€150 - 200
623
SIX SMALL CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN
FIGURES,
a small porcelain cake basket, decorated with
flowers, with rustic handles, probably Ridgeways,
together with other miscellaneous ceramics. (a
lot)
€70 - 120
624
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND
WHITE COFFEE POT AND COVER,
with rustic handle, 7” (18cm); a Chinese
hexagonal porcelain sauce tureen and cover,
7” (18cm); a Chinese blue and white dish; and
a pair of blue and white ginger jars, one with a
cover. (5)
€150 - 200
625
A FINE SIXTEEN PIECE PART SALMON
GROUND LIMOGES DESSERT SERVICE,
decorated with colourful flowers and gilt sprays,
comprising ten plates; three oval serving dishes;
and two serving bowls. (16)
€100 - 200
626
A WILLIAM IV PERIOD ROSEWOOD AND
MOTHER O’PEARL INLAID TEA CADDY,
of sarcophagus form, the hinged top with two
lidded compartments and applied with two
turned knop handles, on four bun feet, 11.5”
(29cm). (1)
€100 - 120
629
A FRENCH BRONZE AND GILT BRONZE
SEDAN CHAIR ANEROID BAROMETER,
with circular enamel dial, with Arabic numerals,
the case applied with musical trophies and floral
garlands and a wreathe cast ring suspender, 7”
(28cm). (1)
€250 - 300
630
630
A CHINESE PORCELAIN GROUP,
modelled with an Immortal holding an infant,
11.25” (29cm); together with another Chinese
group, modelled with a young girl stroking a
temple lion, 9” (23cm), and another Chinese
figure of a monk, holding a sceptre, 9.5” (24cm).
(3)
€300 - 500
631
AN EDWARDIAN WALNUT MUSIC CHEST,
with rectangular moulded top, with an
arrangement of seven drawers and book
compartment on bracket feet, 25” (64cms);
together with a quantity of assorted sheet music.
(2)
€150 - 250
627
A VERY ATTRACTIVE PAIR OF COALPORT
CABINET PORTRAIT PLATES,
one turquoise ground, decorated with a portrait
of a lady seated, within a border of gilt sprays;
the other portrait of a lady with a young boy
standing in a landscape, within a green border;
and one other similar, with lady and son, (as is),
all signed J. Keeling. (3)
€250 - 350
628
A 19TH CENTURY EBONISED AND BRASS
MOUNTED BOULLE SIDE CABINET,
of breakfront outline, the shaped top with brass
edge above a central door with oval panel
flanked with two bowed glass doors to either
side and a conforming plinth, 73” (186cms) (as
is).
€500 - 800
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633
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY CANTONESE
PORCELAIN PLATES, with alternating panels
depicting flowers, butterflies, and birds, and
genre scenes, the border with dragons, bats and
other creatures, 12in (30cms). (2)
€80 - 150
634
634
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY GERMAN
PORCELAIN FIGURES,
one modelled as an elegant lady holding a
garland of flowers; together with her companion,
a gentleman in colourful attire holding a bowl of
flowers and offering a rose, 17” (43cm)h. (2)
€1000 - 1200
635
A FRENCH PORCELAIN BUST OF A LADY,
probably Marie Antoinette, on a blue fluted and
half reeded plinth, 9.5” (24cm). (1)
€250 - 300
636
ARMCHAIR,
with pierced splat above a serpentine fronted
seat on square tapering flared legs; together
with a small Edwardian inlaid mahogany
occasional chair. (2)
€80 - 150
632
632
AN ART NOUVEAU LADIES INLAID
MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE OR BONHEUR
DU JOUR,
inlaid and cross banded in satinwood, the super
structure with an arched compartment under
pierced gallery above a drawer, flanked with
ornate spandrels the shaped top with rounded
corners on square tapering inlaid legs, 45”
(90cms). (1)
€450 - 650
637
A PAIR OF CHINESE CLOISONNÉ VASES,
each decorated with dragons under a flared
neck, 9.25” (23cm); a pair of similar ditto, one
as is, 8.25 “(22cm), and two Chinese cloisonné
enamel dragon bowls. (6)
€180 - 250
638
A THIRTY-SEVEN PIECE ENGLISH
PORCELAIN TEA,
probably Spode, each piece decorated with
colourful lilies, other flowers, and foliage, against
a white background. (37)
€150 - 250
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639
A VERY ATTRACTIVE FLORAL DECORATED
MINTONS PORCELAIN TEA AND COFFEE
SERVICE,
by Daniell, with turquoise gilt band, semi-jeweled,
approx 32 pieces. (32)
€180 - 250
642
A LONG MALAYER RUNNER,
with rows of gulls, the boteh design on a dark
blue ground, inside a three band border, 19ft
(582cm)l x 41.75” (106cm). (1)
€800 - 900
644
A PAIR OF HEAVY CHINESE BRONZE
MODELS OF TEMPLE LIONS,
each recumbent, seated on a rectangular
moulded base, 4.25in (11cm); together with a
rectangular Chinese trinket box, the top with
shibyama decoration in relief, depicting cock
fighting scene, 5” (13cm). (3)
€150 - 250
645
A BRASS INKSTAND,
modelled as a grotesque mask, as is. (1)
€20 - 40
643
640
640
AFTER LOUIS DAVID
Napoleon, a 19th century miniature portrait on
porcelain, depicting Napoleon in full military
attire, bears inscription verso, Painted on
Porcelain by A. O’Shea Limerick After the
Original by Louis David, 7in x 6in (18cm x
15cm). (1)
€600 - 900
643
A FINE WILLIAM IV PERIOD ROSEWOOD
SOFA TABLE,
with two rectangular flaps flanking a frieze
drawer, raised on double scroll supports, raised
on four lion paw feet, united by two turned
stretchers, 38” (71cm)h x 22” (56cm)w. (1)
€1400 - 1600
646
A LARGE VICTORIAN WALNUT CASED
CHIMING BRACKET CLOCK,
the works by R.M.S., the brass mounted domed
top with eagle surmounted above an arched
brass dial, with silverised chapter ring and
Roman and Arabic numerals, with a fast/slow
subsidiary dial and another chimed silent dial,
inside an arched and bevelled glazed door,
flanked to either side with canted corners and
applied with brass caryatids, two pierced arched
panel doors to either side, on a rectangular
moulded base, on leaf cast claw feet, 27”
(69cm)h x 16” (41cm). (1)
€2500 - 3500
641
641
A 19TH CENTURY MINIATURE PORTRAIT
RELIEF,
depicting a lady, head and shoulders, reputed
to be Hannah Primrose Countess of Rosebery,
signed Boehm, 4.5” (11cm)h x 3.25” (8cm). (1)
€300 - 500
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647
A SILVER PLATED INK STAND,
in the form of a sphere supported by three chained whippets, 8in
(20cm); together with a rectangular Anglo Indian medal and bone
inlaid cigarette jewellery box, 5.25” (13.5cm) and an unusual cluster
vase, in the form of four two handled bulbous skillets, decorated in
colourful enamels against a black background, 5.25” (13.5cm). (3)
€120 - 150
648, 647
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648
A FINE PAIR OF GILT CORNER WALL BRACKETS,
19th century, each crested with a ribbon bow above four graduating
bow fronted shelves each backed with mirror panels, in ribbon, leaf,
and scroll moulded frames, 60” x 24” (153 x 60cms). (2)
€1500 - 2500
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649
JOHN FREDERICK HERRING JNR. (1815-1907),
Horses, Goats and Cattle on a Country Lane, O.O.C., signed
lower left, 19” (49cm)h x 29” (74cm)w. (1)
€2000 - 3000
650
JOHN FAULKNER R.H.A. (1835-1894),
On the Glaslyn, N. Wales, O.O.C., signed lower left and dated
1865, 28.5in (72cm)h x 50.5in (128cm). (1)
€2000 - 3000
650
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651
AN ATTRACTIVE FAMILLE ROSE STYLE
CHINESE PORCELAIN BALUSTER SHAPED
TABLE LAMP,
with ornate brass mounts, 33” (85cm). (1)
€200 - 300
652
A FINE NEST OF FOUR RECTANGULAR
BRASS MOUNTED AND BRASS INLAID
OCCASIONAL TABLES,
each of graduating form, and raised on turned
supports, on down turned legs, the largest 20.5”
(52cm)w. (1)
€400 - 600
653
A SET OF THREE ATTRACTIVE BRASS FIRE
IRONS,
Edwardian, each with reeded stems and turned
handles, comprising, tongs, a poker and a shovel;
together with two brass trivets; a pair of fire
dogs; a brass mesh spark guard, and a brass
coal helmet with swing handle. (9)
€200 - 300
654
A SUPERB PAIR OF COBALT BLUE ENAMEL
AND ORMOLU MOUNTED MANTLE URNS
AND COVERS,
late 19th century, each with two stylised satyr
handles, under a domed cover with flower head
finial, on a pierced rim and applied with jewelled
bands and floral enamel panels, on a stemmed
base with a square plinth with concave corners,
on circular gilt wood stand under glass dome, on
gilt base, 12” (31cms). (2)
€1200 - 1800
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655
655
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN
SPILL VASES,
one modelled as a young boy in colourful attire,
holding a bunch of grapes, the other a young
lady encrusted with flowers holding a basket of
grapes and a bunch of grapes, 11” (28cm). (2)
€500 - 550
656
AFTER GUIDO RENI,
an oval 19th century porcelain plaque, La
Madonna de la Siete,
in ornate carved softwood frame with flowers,
12in (31cm) high, 10in (25cm) wide including
frame; together with another similar, after
Carlo Dolci, The Penitent Magdalene, in
conforming frame, as is. (2)
€400 - 600
657
657
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH
GILT MANTEL CLOCK,
with silk suspension
movement, the circular dial
with silverised chapter ring
and Roman numerals, the
drum flanked to one side
with Napoleon standing by
his flag and cannon gun by
his feet, on rectangular plinth
applied with military trophies,
under a glass dome. (1)
15in (38cms).
€600 - 900
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665
A FIVE GLASS FRENCH BRASS REPEATER
CARRIAGE CLOCK,
the enamel dial with Roman and Arabic
numerals by Thomas Smith & Sons, 5.25”
(13cm). (1)
€250 - 300
662
658
658
A REGENCY GILT GIRANDOLE,
the ball and rope moulded frame crested with
a stylised sea horse on carved flower and rock
work, above a convex mirror plate, flanked with
two double leaf moulded candle arms to each
side and an apron carved with two interlaced
serpents, 48in (122cm) high, 40in (102cm)
wide. (1)
€1200 - 1800
662
AN ATTRACTIVE DARK BLUE GROUND
SERVE STYLE PORCELAIN CABINET CUP
AND SAUCER,
the cup decorated with a portrait of a lady with
floral tiara, within a jeweled gilt frame, applied
with gilt scroll handle, on a fitted and floral
decorated jeweled stand. (2)
€400 - 450
663
A LATE 19TH CENTURY BRONZED DESK
ORNAMENT,
in the form of a saddle horse, on rectangular
base with paw feet, 5” (13cm). (1)
€300 - 350
659
A SET OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY GILT
BALLROOM CHAIRS, each with turned rail back
and cane seat, raised on front turned outswept
legs. (4)
€250 - 350
660
A FINE LARGE EARLY VICTORIAN
CALAMANDER WOOD FOLD OUT WRITING
DESK,
brass bound and brass inlaid and with a
monogrammed cartouche, the fold out top
with a tooled leather writing surface, two ink
wells, other slotted compartments, and pen tray,
enclosing another vacant compartment and
concealed drawer to side, 18” (46cm). (1)
€300 - 350
661
A LARGE SITZENDORF PORCELAIN TABELE
CENTRE,
c. 1900, profusely encrusted with colourful
flowers and fruit, on cartouche shaped floral
decorated panels and alternating pierced trellis
panels, the centre painted with colourful flowers,
supported by four cherubs, 7” (18cm)h x 14 ½”
(37cms). (1)
€350 - 550
666
RAMS HEAD,
with two curling horns, mounted on a shield
shaped wooden panel, approx. 20” (51cm)h x
20” (51cm). (1)
€650 - 750
667
A ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN GROUP,
modelled with two donkeys by a tethering pole,
7.5” (19cm). (1)
€250 - 300
664
664
AN EARLY CARVED LIMESTONE FIGURE,
of a recumbent lion facing forward, with mouth
slightly open and curled tail, 34” (86cm)l x 21”
(53cm)h. (1)
Provenance: Longford House, Co. Sligo
€4000 - 6000
668
A PAIR OF BERLIN PORCELAIN DOUBLE
SWEET MEAT STANDS,
or salts, each with two basket moulded bowls,
decorated with birds and insects and
surmounted with a cherub, on three rococo scroll
legs, also decorated, 5” (13cm). (1)
€250 - 300
669
661
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666
669
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE,
the moulded top with two rectangular flaps
on supports united by turned stretcher, 51”
(130cms). (1)
€600 - 900
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673
THE REVEREND JOHN LEWIS PETIT (18011868)
a set of five watercolours, depicting churches
and church ruins, including Kilgobbin Adare,
November 26th 1862; Mungret 1862;
Kilmallock 1862; and two other churches in
Adare, all inscribed verso, 10.5” (27cm)h x 14.5”
(37cm). (5)
€700 - 1100
670
670
WYCLIFFE EGGINGTON, R.I. R.W.S. (18751951),
Lambing Pen Hungerford, W.C., signed lower
right, inscribed lower left, 26.5in (67cm)h x 39in
(99cm)w. (1)
€800 - 1500
672
THOMAS ROSE MILES (ACT. 1869-1888,
N.B.A),
Morning, depicting a three mast sailing ship and
a steam ship beyond, O.O.C., signed lower left
also signed and inscribed verso, 24in (61cm)h x
42in (106cm). (1)
€2000 - 3000
674
A RECTANGULAR ZSOLNAY AUSTROHUNGARIAN DISH, with the five steeple
mark, decorated with military and peasants
by cottages, inside a turquoise floral border,
18in (46cm); together with a Zsolnay AustroHungarian baluster shaped vase, profusely
decorated with flowers 14in (35cm). (2)
€300 - 500
672
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679
A DRESDEN PORCELAIN CANDELABRUM,
19th century, modelled with two classical figures,
17” (44cms); together with a similar ditto, with
woman holding basket on flower encrusted
base, both as is. (2)
€70 - 120
680
DE FOUILLE,
a 19th century cast bronze figure of reclining
Cleopatra, underside inscribed De Fouille, and
foundry number 2969, 10” (26cm)h x 17.5”
(34cm)w. (1)
€2000 - 2500
676
681
WILLIAM MEADOWS, (ACT. 1870-1895),
The Doge’s Palace, Venice, with numerous
gondolas and figures, O.O.C., signed lower right,
19in (48cm)h x 31.5in (80cm), in moulded gilt
gesso frame. (1)
€1000 - 1500
675
A PAIR OF GILT BRASS AND BRONZE LEAF
CAST CANDLESTICKS,
each on tri-form base, 8” (20cm). (2)
€250 - 300
676
A WILLIAM IV PERIOD MAHOGANY FOLD
OVER TEA TABLE,
the moulded top with rounded corners, above
a double scroll apron, on a leaf moulded stem,
on a quadruple pod, with lappet headed splayed
legs and brass castors, 36.5 (93cm)w. (1)
€700 - 1100
677
A LATE 19TH CENTURY BIDJAR RUNNER,
with a row of medallions, on an iron red and
navy blue floral field, inside a triple band border,
17ft10 (543cm)l x 37” (94cm)w. (1)
€1100 - 1500
682
AN 18 PIECE JAPANESE SATSUMA TEA
SERVICE,
early 20th Century. (18)
€80 - 120
683
AN ATTRACTIVE SEVENTEEN PIECE
CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE,
profusely decorated with flowers and gilt on a
white background. (17)
€80 - 120
684
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED BRASS AND
PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS. (a lot)
€40 - 50
678
A FRENCH FOUR FOLD ROCOCO STYLE
GILT SCREEN,
late 19th century, of asymmetrical form with
glazed upper panels and silk covered lower
panels, 73in (186cm) extended. (1)
€400 - 600
685
685
A 19th CENTURY BOULLE CABINET,
the ebonised top above an ornate frieze with cut
brass and tortoiseshell above two glazed doors
and flanked with ornate pilasters, each headed
with a cherub with garland of flowers, on a
conforming plinth base, 44” (112cms). (1)
€800 - 1500
686
686
A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY WINDOW STOOL,
the padded top with two bolster ends raised on
turned and tapering reeded legs, 48” (122cms).
(1)
€450 - 650
687
AND SATINWOOD BANDED MARQUETRY
DISPLAY CABINET,
with swan neck pediment and two Gothic glazed
doors, two shelves, flanked by open shelves to
either side, raised on splayed legs, united by a
serpentine fronted stretcher shelf, 74in (188cm)
high, 49in (124cms) wide. (1)
€800 - 1200
680
681
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A FRENCH WHITE PORCELAIN GILT
DECORATED PUNCH BOWL, late 19th
century, depicting a large two-mast sailing ship
with British flag, 11in (28cm); together with
an unusual three compartment handkerchief
Royal Worcester bowl, tied with a ribbon bow
and leaf moulded, as is, 9in (23cm); and a
Burleigh English porcelain bowl decorated with
exotic birds with lobed sides, 10.25in (26cm);
a Cottage ware butter dish and cover; and a
farming group inscribed The Milking Machine.
(5)
€80 - 150
688
A GILT METAL MOUNTED PORCELAIN
TANKARD,
probably Cape Di Monte, the hinged cover with a
shell thumb piece, surmounted with a porcelain
lion, the body in relief, with battle and hunting
scenes, depicting lion attacking a man on horse
back, other military with swords and spears and
a Turk on horse back with shield and spear,
applied with a figural handle, 9” (23). (1)
€300 - 350
689
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED PORCELAIN
FIGURES AND GROUPS, including a
Staffordshire model of a coursing hound and
hare, 9.5in (24cm), as is; two Staffordshire
figures of recumbent greyhounds, 7in (18cm),
each on blue base; a Royal Doulton figure of a
greyhound; a porcelain model of a rabbit, as is;
and one other fine quality painted Parian figure
modelled as a seated whippet on cushion base.
(6)
€150 - 250
690
A PORTIEUX FROSTED GLASS RABBIT
TUREEN AND COVER, naturalistically
modelled, 7in (18cm). (1)
€80 - 120
691
A 19th CENTURY SITZENDORF PORCELAIN
FLOWER ENCRUSTED BOWL, applied with
two cherubs, 7in (18cms); a Sitzendorf porcelain
comport stand modelled with three cherubs
on a Rococo style domed base, 7.5in (19cm);
together with a German porcelain double shell
bowl sweet meat stand, with swan finial, 6in
(15cm) high, as is; and a Sitzendorf porcelain oil
lamp, modelled with three cherubs supporting
a basket moulded reservoir, lacking wick
mechanism, as is. (4)
€200 - 300
688
692
AN UNUSUAL LATE VICTORIAN MAJOLICA
HUNTING JUG, the pewter mounted top with
fox-head finial and hunting crop handle, the
panels decorated with hunting scenes within
turquoise, dark blue, green and brown shades,
11” (19cms). (1)
€100 - 200
693
A 1st PERIOD BELLEEK PARIAN WARE
SWEET MEAT STAND, (1863-1890), modelled
with flying fish supporting a shell on an oval
wavy base, 4.5in (11cm) high; together with an
oval first period Belleek shell and coral bowl, 7in
(18cm). (2)
€100 - 150
695
695
WILLIAM PERCY FRENCH (1854-1920),
Turf Stacks, West of Ireland, W.C., signed with
initials P.F., lower left, 7” (18cm)h x 10” (26cm).
(1)
€4400 - 4800
696
JAMES HUMBERT CRAIG RHA RUA (18771944),
The Antrim Hills, O.O.B., signed lower left,
indistinctly inscribed lower left, 11.5” (29cm)h x
16.5” (42cm). (1)
€1500 - 2500
696
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703
AN EDWARDIAN HEART SHAPED TWO TIER
OCCASIONAL TABLE,
with crossbanded top and stretcher shelf raised
on shaped supports and pad feet, bearing the
trade label Nat Ross, Furniture Depositories
Cork, #276.. 24” (60cms). (1)
€150 - 220
704
A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY SEMIWINGBACK OCCASIONAL ARMCHAIRS, each
arm terminal in the form of a leaf scroll above a
bow fronted seat, raised on front turned legs. (2)
€300 - 500
697
697
NEFF (19th or early 20th century)
Canal Side Town, oil on canvas, signed, 13”
(33cms) x 19” (48cms). (1)
€400 - 600
698
A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN INLAD MAHOGANY
OCCASIONAL ARMCHAIRS,
with curved back and bow fronted seat on
fronted turned and tapering reeded legs. (2)
€300 - 500
699
A VICTORIAN WALNUT STOOL, with
rectangular padded top, and raised on four scroll
moulded cabriole legs, 19.5” (50cm). (1)
€150 - 250
702
702
A VERY FINE LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT
AND CAST BRASS TABLE LAMP,
modelled with The Three Graces, on a
cylindrical leaf cast plinth, with classical scenes
in relief, applied with three lion headed pilasters,
terminating in claw feet, on a circular tri-form
base, approx 26” (67cm). (1)
€500 - 700
705
A LATE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN CARVED
HARD WOOD OCCASIONAL TABLE,
with lift out tray top carved with interlaced
foliage, 33.5” (85cms). (1)
€250 - 400
706
ERSKINE NICOL, R.S.A. A.R.A. (1825-1904),
Cottage Interior, with three figures and an infant
in a cradle, O.O.C., signed lower right, 29in
(74cm)h x 24in (61cm). (1)
€3000 - 4000
700
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY TEA
TABLE,
with fold out shelves and stretcher shelf below
on square tapering legs, 22in (66cms). (1)
€150 - 250
701
WILLIAM MEADOWS, (ACT. 1870-1895),
A View of the Doge’s Palace and St. Marks
Square, Venice, depicting figures in gondolas,
O.O.C., signed lower left, 19.25in (49cm)h x
28.25in (72cm). (1)
€800 - 1200
701
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Drawing Room
712
707
A VERY ATTRACTIVE VICTORIAN ARMCHAIR,
probably Irish, the back leg struck with the digits
20472, the balloon shaped moulded back with
a padded panel and crested with a cartouche,
flanked to either side with scrolling arm rests,
above a serpentine moulded padded seat, raised
on front moulded cabriole legs and covered
in attractive salmon fabric; together with a
matching ladies nursing chair. (2)
€500 - 700
708
A RECTANGULAR VICTORIAN WALNUT
STOOL, with padded seat, raised on four
moulded cabriole legs with scroll feet, 33in
(84cm). (1)
€450 - 550
709
AN ATTRACTIVE PAIR OF UNUSUAL WILLIAM
IV SQUARE MAHOGANY FOOTSTOOLS,
each with a square padded top, covered in gold
brocade, on a moulded base, and raised on
circular bun feet, 18” (46cm). (2)
€200 - 300
710
A LATE VICTORIAN EASY ARMCHAIR,
covered in loose floral fabric; together with
another ditto. (2)
€200 - 300
711
A FINE PERSIAN CARPET,
the iron red ground with all over stylized floral
pattern, inside an ivory border with turquoise
bands, 129” (328cm)l x 83” (211cm)w. (1)
€400 - 600
714
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN THREE SEATER
CHESTERFIELD SETTEES,
covered in loose striped fabric on fronted
bulbous turned legs, 90in (229cm). (2)
€1200 - 1800
712
A VERY UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY FRENCH
BOULLE LADIES VANITY / WORK TABLE,
the serpentine shaped red tortoise shell and
brass inlaid hinged top opening to reveal a host
of silver implements, comprising vinaigrette,
thimbles, scissors, silver spools, pin cushions,
folding knife, needle holders, bodkins, pencils,
cutglass perfume bottle, inside assorted lidded
compartments lined in red velvet, all above a
concealed wool box behind the front apron,
raised on cabriole legs, 29” (74cm) x 24”
(61cm). (1)
€4000 - 6000
715
A VERY ATTRACTIVE OVAL AND
MARQUETRY TRAY TOP OCCASIONAL
TABLE,
with two brass handles and a wavy edge, the
centre with an inlaid satinwood patrae, above
a wavy apron, raised on square tapering fluted
legs, 28” (71cms). (1)
€400 - 600
713
A MODERN RECTANGULAR CHINOISERIE
LACQUERED AND PARCEL GILT
OCCASIONAL TABLE,
the rectangular top above an arrangement of
six drawers, three to either side, and raised on
square supports, united by slatted stretchers,
47.5” (120cm)h x 29.5” (75cm). (1)
€200 - 300
715
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722
A COLLECTION OF CURIOS AND OBJETS
D’ART,
mostly white metal and Indian in origin,
comprising; a cream jug chased with scrolling
foliage, on stem base 5.5” (14cm); a similar bowl
with Indian figures in relief, 4.5” (11cm); two
pairs of Indian salts or ink stands; a large oval
Indian buckle, with figures in relief; seven Indian
insect models; three reptiles; a scorpion spoon;
and other miscellaneous ditto. (25)
€200 - 300
723
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID AND
CROSSBANDED MAHOGANY KIDNEY
SHAPED CURIO TABLE,
the glass hinged top and three glazed frieze
panels, raised on slightly splayed legs, 26”
(66cm)w. (1)
€300 - 400
719
716
AN IVORY GROUND KASHMIR STYLE
CARPET
with all over tree of life design, depicting birds,
animals, scrolling foliage and colourful flowers,
inside a dark blue border, 15ft8(480cm) x 12ft
(365cm). (1)
€500 - 600
717
A DRESDEN PORCELAIN LAMP, modelled
as a classical semi-draped woman, on flower
encrusted base, supporting a relief moulded
reservoir decorated with classical figures, as is,
16in (41cm). (1)
€200 - 300
718
A FINE PAIR OF FRENCH TAPESTRY
CUSHIONS,
late 18th century or early 19th century, each with
a basket of colourful flowers, on an ivory ground,
inside a scrolling border, the panels. (2)
€300 - 500
719
A SUITE OF FOUR REGENCY PARCEL GILT
AND PAINTED PELMETS,
comprising a concave shaped pair 92in (264cm),
and a pair of straight fronted ditto, 87in (221cm),
each with rosette mounted frieze. (1)
€1000 - 1500
720
A FINE ELEVEN BRANCH CRYSTAL GLASS
CHANDELIER,
the top with six scrolled canes, each holding a
pear shaped drop, above an inverted cutglass
bowl, issuing festoons of glass buttons and
further pear shaped drops, on a triple gourd
central stem, supported in a cutglass bowl,
issuing five large arms and six small arms, each
with hanging spear shaped drops from a drip
tray, and other pear shaped drops and a prism
terminal, approx 59” (150cm)h x 33” (84cm)
w. (1)
€1500 - 2000
721
A GOOD QUALITY TOP HAT,
By William Dennehy, 62 Patrick Street and
Castle Street Cork; together with another similar
hat by Robertson Ledlie Ferguson & Co. Ltd.
Cork, with The Munster Arcade armorial, one
with matching hat box. (2)
€150 - 250
720
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724
A SET OF THREE BOTTLES OF DOW
VINTAGE PORT, with ullage base of neck. (3)
€300 - 400
725
A DOUBLE MAGNUM OR JEROBOAM 1970
MOUTON ROTHSCHILD, in original wooden
case, ullage into neck, mind. (1)
€600 - 1000
726
VINTAGE PORT: A SET OF SIX BOTTLES OF
DOW 2007, in original wooden case. (6)
€600 - 800
727
727
A SET OF THREE 19TH CENTURY HEAVY
BRIGHT CUT BRASS FIRE IRONS,
comprising a tongs with urn finial, a matching
poker and a shovel. (3)
€250 - 350
728
AN UNUSUAL PIERCED BRASS FENDER,
early 20th century, with rope moulded top,
above a pierced band with breakfront and
concave ends and raised on brass bun feet, 57”
(145cms). (1)
€300 - 400
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Drawing Room
733
A WORLD WAR II JAPANESE TACHI SWORD,
the 26” (66cm) blade probably 17th century,
with brass fuchi and pierced brass tsuba, ito
covered same tsuka in dark lacquered saya. (1)
€500-600
734
A HAN DYNASTY CARVED PALE JADE INK
POT,
in the form of a bixie, 3.25” (8.3cm). (1)
€200-300
744
VINTAGE WINE: Chateau Clerc Milon 1993,
5eme Cru Classe Pauillac 1993, 1 bottle
€30 - 40
746
VINTAGE WINE: Chateau Giscours 1975, 3eme
Cru Classe Margaux, 1 bottle
€35 - 40
747
VINTAGE WINE: Pensees de LaFleur Pomerol
1999, 6 bottles owc
€450 - 550
748
VINTAGE WINE: Chateau La Conseillante
Pomerol 1990; together with Vieux Chateau
Certan 2002, 3 of each (6)
€750 - 850
729
749
VINTAGE WINE: Domaine de Perdix 2002,
Premier Cru owc, 6 bottles
€500 - 600
729
A LARGE SITZENDORF PORCELAIN TABLE
CENTRE PIECE, in the Rococo style, the
pierced floral decorated and encrusted bowl
surmounted with three musical cherubs, raised
on a flower and fruit encrusted stem, 14” (36cm)
h x 13” (33cm). (1)
€350 - 500
730
A JAPANESE TACHI SWORD,
the early blade, probably 15th century, 29”
(74cm), with pierced iron oval tsuba back, iron
fuchi and brass bird menuki, with ito covered
same grip, in lacquered saya, 41” (104cm)
overall. (1)
€1000 - 1500
731
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY CARVED
GRANITE CORBELS,
each in the form of a scroll with stylised shell,
on a rectangular panel, 25.5” (65cm)h x 16.5”
(42cm). (1)
€800 - 1200
732
AFTER GIAMBOLOGNA (C.1529-1608),
A bronze study of Mercury, holding the
Caduceus, mounted on a lime stone bollard, 48”
(123cm). (1)
€550 - 600
750
VINTAGE WINE: Clos de l’Arlot Nuits St George
1992, Premier Cru, 12 bottles
€750 - 850
735
735
VINTAGE WINE: AN IMPERIAL CHEVAL
BLANC 1970, into neck, mint condition. (1)
€1200 - 1800
736
VINTAGE PORT: two magnums of 1970 port in
neck embossed capsules, name on capsule. (2)
€400 - 600
737
VINTAGE PORT: 1948 Fonseca, ullage top
should, one bottle
€400 - 600
738
VINTAGE WINE, Pomerol, Chateau Petrus
1964, 1 Bottle
€1500 - 2000
739
VINTAGE WINE: Chateau Petrus, 1966, 1
bottles
€700 - 900
741
VINTAGE WINE: Chateau Mouton Rothschild
1983, 1er Cru Classe Pauillac, 1 bottle
€250 - 350
734
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VINTAGE WINE: Chateau Malescot St-Exupery
1982, 3eme Cru Classe Margaux, 6 bottles
€300 - 400
751
VINTAGE WINE: Mixed Case Burgundy, 2 Clos
de Vougeot (Faiveley) 1992, 2 Volnay Premier
Cru Clos des Ducs 1998, 2 Nuits St George
Premier Cru Les Pruliers. (6 in all)
€400 - 450
752
CHAMPAGNE: Dom Perignon 1999, 2 bottles,
one in coffret
€120 - 140
753
CHAMPAGNE: Dom Perignon 1998, 2 bottles
€120 - 140
754
A SEMI ANTIQUE AFGHAN RUG,
with three navy medallions, on an ivory ground,
inside a fawn border, 81” (206cm)l x 62
(158cm)w.(1)
€150 - 200
755
AN AFGHAN RUG,
with two burgundy ground cruciform medallions,
on a dark blue ground, inside conforming
borders, 73” (186cm)l x 49” (125cm)w. (1)
€150 - 200
757
Mercedes 450 SL 1978
89,000 miles. Hard and soft tops
Full service history.
€12,000-18,000
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761
758
758
A CARVED CHINESE JADE SEAL,
of square form, the top inset with a rolling ball,
held in by four stylised figures, and joined arm to
arm, 3.5” (9cm). (1)
€500-550
760
A HEAVY CARVED CHINESE GREEN JADE
RUYI,
of curved form, with dragon head finial and scroll
terminal, united by a carved centre with dragons
and phoenix, 13.25” (34cm). (1)
€500-600
762, 730, 733
762
AN EARLY SHAMSHIR SABRE,
the hilt, quillion and guard, with gold
koftgari decoration, the blade, 32”
(82cm). (1)
€300-400
763
A PLAIN CHINESE GREEN JADE
BOWL,
with Qianlong seal mark, 6” (15cm). (1)
€5000/6000
757
761
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE/
JAPANESE HARD WOOD SADDLE PLATES,
each of arched form and inlaid with mother o’
pearl, depicting phoenix 14.5” (37cm). (1)
€300 - 350
760
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A selection of sales conducted by Mealy’s
Rosemount, Co. Wexford, for the late Mrs. A.D. Place
The Canon Charles Travers Collection of Antique Arms, Burlington Hotel, in Association with Christies.
Talbot Hall, Wexford, for Misses G. & M. Roche
Piper’s Hall, Wexford, for Miss K. Poe
Brownsbarn, Kilkenny, for Lord Teignmouth
Ballinamona Park, Waterford, for the Executors of the late Major R.J.H. Carew
Graigueaverne House, Laois, for the children of the late Hon. John Forbes
Dunbrody Park, Wexford, for Lord and Lady Donegall
Thornsfields, Limerick, for Mr. Gerard P. Bourke
Lismacue Castle, Tipperary, for the Reps. of the late Mr. Wm. Baker
Croom House, Limerick, for Mr. and Mrs. H.R.T. Fitzjohn
Knocktoran House, Limerick, for the Executors of the late Capt. Geoffrey T. Brooke
Killinure House, Carlow, for the Fegan family
Shanbally House, Tipperary, for Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Powell
St. Austins’s, Wexford, for Major and Mrs. H.M.E. Grogan
Charleville Castle, Offaly, for Mr. Michael McMullen
Ballyvelly House, Kerry, for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Ryle
Curragh Grange, Kildare, for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McGrath
Trudder, Wicklow, for the Reps. of the Estate of the late Lt. Col. FC. Cowper
Evington House, Carlow, for Capt. R.H. Prior Wandesforde
Castle House, Limerick, for the Reps. of the late Dr. Nora O’Connor
Fenagh House, Carlow, for the Reps. of the late Commander Denis John Pack-Beresford
Dolly’s Grove, Meath, for Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Ryan
Shankill Castle, Kilkenny, for the Misses Toler–Alyward’s
Acraboy House, Tipperary, for Lady Harris
Roseboro House, Kildare, for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shannon
Annagh Lodge, Tipperary, for the Reps. of the late Mr. M.R. Cubitt
Doneen House, Limerick, for the Honourable Steven F.L. and Mrs. Stanhope
The Ronald McDonnell Collection, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin
Wellington House, Tipperary, for Mr. and Mrs R.J. Powell
Lisdonagh House, Galway, for the Reps. of the late Ms. Valda Palmer
Moyne Park, Galway, for Mrs. Penny Macbeth
The Old Vicarage, Swords, Dublin, for Mr. F. Morrin
Abbeyleix House, Laois, for the Viscount and Viscountess de Vesci
Mount Loftus, Kilkenny, for the Reps. of the late Mrs T. H. (Bettina) Grattan-Bellew
Ballynaparka, Waterford, for Mr. and Mrs. James H.G. Villiers-Stuart
Summerhilll House, Tipperary, for Mr. J.P. Prendergast
Abington Rectory, Limerick, for Sir George and Lady Earle
Borleagh Manor, Wexford for Mr. Malachy C. Stone
The Grange, Kikenny, for Dr. T.A. White
Kellsgrange, Kilkenny, for Mr. and Mrs. Eric B.G. Wardrop
Killarugh Glen, Cork, for Mr. and Mrs. Robin Boyd
Coolbawn House, Kilkenny, for Mrs. Iris Briggs-Swifte
Upper Court Manor, Kilkenny, for Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald
Kilshane House, Tipperary, for Mr. and Mrs. Ian Hurst
Raford House, Galway, for the Lord and Lady Hemphill
The Hermitage, Cork, for Mr. and Mrs. Cyril E. Hall
Garretstown House, Meath, for their Highnesses Prince and Princess Guirey
The Murnaghan Collection, for the Executors of the late Mrs. Alice Murnaghan, in Association with Christies
Loughananna House, Cork, for the Reps. of the late Mrs. Catherine Kennedy
Glenwood House, Cork, for Dr. and Mrs. Dietmar Borchers,
Tullanisk, Offaly, for Mr. and Mrs. G.H Gossip
Ferndene, Blackrock, Co .Dublin, for Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Cruess-Callaghan
Lissadell, Co. Sligo, for Sir Josslyn and Lady Gore-Booth- Part 1
Ballyowen House, Tipperary, for Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCan
Tigorney House, Avoca, Co. Wicklow, for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Deschodt
The Rectory, Littleton, Thurles, Co. Tipperary, for the Owners
The Goldberg Collection, for the Reps. of the late Mr. Gerald Y Goldberg, Ben- Truda, Cork
Luggala, on the instructions of Barbican Corporation, home of the Right Honour Garech Browne
Mount Congreve, on the instructions of the representatives of the estate
Terms & Conditions for Buyers
1.) The Buyer:
The buyer shall be highest bidder acceptable to the auctioneer, whose bid is at the hammer price. Any dispute arising in relation to same shall be settled
at the auctioneer’s sole discretion. Bidders will be assumed to acting as principal in the transaction unless specific instructions are provided detailing
otherwise. As such, all bidders are liable in a personal capacity for the total amount due, irrespective of agency agreements. Mealy’s contract as agents for
sellers whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is generally not disclosed. Accordingly, buyers are reminded that the primary contract is between the
buyer and the seller, with Mealy’s acting as agent for the seller.
2.) Inspection:
Ample opportunity is given for inspection. Each purchaser, by making a bid for a lot, acknowledges that he or she is fully satisfied before bidding, by
physical inspection or otherwise, as to the description, condition, and other information relating to the lot. Despite all efforts being made to ensure
accurate descriptions and estimates, lots purchased are assumed to have been viewed and inspected. As such, all lots are sold with all faults and errors of
description, at the buyers risk. The Auctioneers are not responsible for the correct description, genuineness, authenticity or any default or defect in any lot,
and make no warranty in this respect. Estimates reflect a range of values, the lower of which usually represents the reserve price. Buyers are reminded that
estimates are merely the opinion of the auctioneer, are subject to change and are in no sense definitive.
3.) Payment:
All lots purchased are subject to a 20% + V.A.T. buyer’s premium. By bidding, all prospective purchasers agree in advance to pay this premium on the
hammer price. Buyers attending the auction are encouraged to pay for lots purchased on the day of sale. Unless otherwise agreed in writing prior to the
auction, the buyer of a lot shall pay to the auctioneer within five working days the total amount due. Notwithstanding this, the auctioneer may at its sole
discretion, require a buyer to pay a deposit of up to 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, regardless of directions given by the buyer in that regard,
whether express or implied. Payment methods include cash, Euro bank draft, cheque drawn on the buyer’s Irish bank account, EFT (subject to applicable
bank charges), debit card and credit card (subject to 3% surcharge for Mastercard & Visa , 1% charge on any international debit card, and 5% surcharge
for American Express). Under no circumstances can the Auctioneers accept third party cheques either in full or part payment of any lot. Non-payment by a
buyer may result in any of the following actions:
- proceedings against the buyer for damages for breach of contract.
- recission of sale.
- resale of the lot(s) without notice, after which the buyer shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due.
- removal, storage and insurance of the lot(s) at the buyer’s expense.
- interest may be charged, commencing after five working days from the sale date, on the outstanding debt at a rate 1% above the Bank of Ireland base
interest rate on the day of purchase.
- retention of lot(s) purchased at Mealy’s until the outstanding balance is settled in full
- rejection of all future requests for bidding by the buyer or his/her agent.
- application of proceeds of sale of items consigned to Mealy’s by the buyer in settlement of outstanding balances.
4.) Reservation of Title & Risk:
Title in an item or items purchased will not pass to the buyer until Mealy’s have received payment in full, notwithstanding possession. However, each lot
remains the sole risk of the purchaser from the fall of the hammer.
5.) Collection, Removal & Dispatch of Goods:
Collection & removal of items purchased is at the buyer’s risk and expense from the fall of the hammer and is available from our offices for five working
days after the sale. No purchase shall be claimed or removed until the sale has been concluded, i.e. purchasers cannot collect items while an auction
is in progress. Collection can only take place during normal regular hours. Mealy’s shall not be responsible for lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed lots,
if not collected within the allotted time frame. All lots not removed are subject to the minimum warehousing charges outlined below. Lots not removed
within thirty days of the sale may be re-sold by auction or private sale without notice to the buyer. Any liability which there may be on the part of the
Auctioneer, in respect of any loss, shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the purchaser of the lot. Storage and warehousing charges:
Please note that there will be no charge to purchasers who collect their lots within five working days of the sale. After five working days has passed,
a transfer and administration charge of €20.00 per lot will be payable and a storage charge of €2.00 per lot per day will then come into effect. These
charges are payable by the purchaser to Mealy’s and are subject to VAT. House Clearance & Specialised Sales: the charges outlined above relate to
our regular gallery sales. House Clearance sales and other specialised sales are subject to higher removal and storage charges that will be
notified to buyers where relevant. Buyers should confirm the storage and warehousing charges for such sales in advance of bidding.
If any buyer fails to comply with any of the above conditions, the damage recoverable from the defaulter shall includwe all loss arising from any re-sale
of the lot, together with the warehousing charges and expenses in respect of both sales, and any money deposited in part payment shall be held by the
auctioneer against the defaulters liability and may be appropriated in settlement of the liability. NB. Mealy’s do not offer packing or dispatch services. We
strongly recommend that all bidders consult a professional shipping company. A list of approved service providers is available on request.
6.) Forgeries:
If within 30 days after the Sale of any item, the Auctioneer receives a notice in writing from the Buyers by Registered Post that such an item is a deliberate
forgery, together with the necessary evidence to satisfy the Auctioneers of such an allegation, then the Sale of that item will be rescinded and the net
Purchase monies refunded (less any outlays incurred by the Auctioneers) to the Purchaser.
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Terms & Conditions for Buyers
7.) Condition of Lots:
All lots at auction are sold ‘as is’. Mealy’s act as agents for the seller and as such, are dependent on information provided by the seller. Whilst efforts
are made to inspect lots and act reasonably in taking a general view about them, we are unable, in the normal course of business, to carry out detailed
examinations of lots to ascertain condition. In addition, Mealy’s are not restorers, conservation experts or related professionals. Buyers are provided with
ample time to examine lots and ascertain condition, and by bidding, accept the duty and responsibility for inspecting, examining and investigating lots that
they intend to bid on. Imperfections, defects and other condition issues are not stated in the catalogue description. Mechanical objects of any age are not
guaranteed to be in working order.
8.) Condition Reports:
Condition reports may be requested by buyers in advance of the sale and our employees may be able to assist buyers by providing such reports. However,
these are provided for guidance online, without legal obligation or prejudice to standard terms and conditions of sale. Such reports are merely the gratuitous
opinion of Mealy’s employees or operatives. Neither Mealy’s, nor the seller, accept any responsibility for the condition of lots or for the content of condition
reports. Subsequent disputes arising in relation to condition and/or the content of such condition reports will not be entertained.
9.) Absentee Bidding:
Absentee bidding is available to prospective purchasers in the form of commission bidding & telephone bidding. However, registration for absentee bidding
must be completed by 5pm on the day preceding the sale. Mealy’s accept no liability for acts or omissions relating to bids received after this deadline. From
time to time, Mealy’s will entertain absentee bidding requests received after the deadline has passed, but this is at the discretion of our employees and Mealy’s
accept no responsibility for accuracy in the execution of such bid requests received after the deadline. All items purchased by absentee bidders are sold
as is, and are assumed to have been viewed and inspected by the purchaser. In the case of commission bids, these will be executed by Mealy’s as cheaply
as possibly, having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two bidders submit identical commission bids, the auctioneer has sole discretion to
determine the successful buyer, but will generally opt for the first commission bid received. Telephone bidders are reminded that telephone lines are inherently
subject to technical issues. It is strongly advised that telephone bidders leave a ‘cover bid’, e.g. a commission bid with their maximum bid price, to account for
situations in which technical issues result in telephone bidding problems. Once an absentee bid is received, a contractual agreement is in place and the bid
cannot be revoked without express agreement in writing signed by the auctioneer.
10.) Online Bidding:
Mealy’s offers online bidding services to those who cannot attend the sale via the-saleroom.com & artfact.com. Bidding registration for online bidding must
be completed by 5pm on the evening preceding the sale day. A surcharge of 3% will be levied on the ultimate hammer price, in addition to the regular
buyer’s premium of 20%, for successful purchases executed using this service. Since online bidding is hosted by 3rd parties, Mealy’s accept no liability
whatsoever for disputes arising from same. We strongly encourage all prospective buyers to utilise our absentee bidding services in priority. Online bidders
contract with the online auction host directly, not with the auction house.
However, by registering with an online auction host, the bidder:
- authorises Mealy’s, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given to the online auction host, in part or full payment, including all fees, for items
successfully purchased
-confirms that he or she is authorised to provide these credit card details and is indeed the account holder
11.) Auction Displays and Online Images:
Images are used to display items for Sale at Auction. This service is merely a reminder to the customer of items viewed previously during exhibition days.
We do not guarantee the quality or condition of the item viewed, the accuracy of the display image or guarantee the item on display is the item being sold.
Subsequent disputes arising as a result of such image displays will not be entertained.
12. Mechanical & Electrical Items and Post - 1950 Furniture:
Mechanical & electrical are sold as ‘antiques’ only, for decorative purposes. There is a duty on the buyer to have such items checked for compliance with
safety regulations by a qualified expert. Please note the Auctioneers offer no after sale guarantee whatsoever with regard to mechanical and electrical
items. We accept no subsequent liability for any damage, loss or injury arising from the use of the foregoing. All items of furniture in this sale are offered for
sale as works of art. Such items may not comply with safety regulations and should not be used functionally unless inspected by a relevant expert.
13.) Export of Goods:
Buyer’s intending to export goods purchased at Mealy’s should ascertain the following in advance of bidding:
- Whether an export license is required
- Whether there is any specific prohibition on exporting/importing goods of that character (e.g. CITES regulations)
14. Disputes & Agency:
In the event of any dispute arising in relation to any of the foregoing, the matter shall be referred to an Independent Arbitrator to be agreed between the
relevant parties. As auctioneers, we generally contract as agents for sellers whose identity, for confidentiality reasons, is not normally disclosed. Accordingly,
a buyer’s primary contract is with the seller.
15. Third Party Liability:
All members of the public that enter on our premises at any time, for whatever reason do so at their at their own risk. Inaddition, Mealy’s will not be
responsible for any damage or loss caused to vehicles parked in the vicinity of our premises.
By participating in our sales, all bidders and buyers acknowledge that they have read the above terms and agree to be bound by our conditions of sale.
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FORTHCOMING AUCTION
Please note our Summer Sale is scheduled to take place on July 12th, and will include fine furniture, porcelain and works of
art from the collection of Professor Anne Crookshank.
Services provided by Mealy’s
PRIVATE SALES
Buying privately from Mealy’s online gallery is just like purchasing from a shop, the only difference is that we are brokering the
sale by private treaty for a client, as oppose to offering by public auction.
If you find an item that you would like to purchase, you can add the item to your cart and proceed to the secure checkout.
The buyer’s premium is included in the quoted price. Alternatively, you can contact us for more information, additional images,
counter-offers, shipping information, etc.Once payment is complete, the item will be available for collection. Storage fees will
not activate for seven working days following your purchase. Feel free to contact us for more information on purchasing from
the private sales gallery.
A VERY RARE LARGE 19TH CENTURY IRISH CUT GRANITE
GARDEN FOUNTAIN
The wide bowl with a carved tongue and dart edge, on a half reeded
body 59in (150cm)d, raised on a four section fluted stem with circular
moulded top on circular base with square plinth, approx 6ft (184cm)h. (1)
Provenance: Kilcrene Lodge, Kilkenny - formerly the home of the
Smithwick family
€15,000/25,000, currently available from Mealy’s Gallery, see
illustration
VALUATIONS
Mr. George Mealy MRICS MSCSI is licensed, insured and qualified to
conduct valuations of fine art, antiques, and other chattels, in line with
international best practice. Professional valuations for insurance, probate,
family division, liquidation, taxation, and art financing, are available.
Valuations conducted by Mealy’s are fully recognised by state, insurance
and banking institutions.
Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0)56 4400942
[email protected] www.mealys.ie
Terms used in this Catalogue have the meanings ascribed to them below:
Paintings, Prints, Works Of Art, Furniture, etc.
The first name or names and surname of the Artist or Craftsman. In our
opinion a work by the Artist or Craftsman.
Attributed to
In our opinion probably a work by the Artist or Craftsman but less certainly
as to authorship is expressed than in the preceding category.
Circle of
In our opinion a work of the period of the Artist or Craftsman that is in a
similar style to the work of that Artist or Craftsman.
The surname of the Artist or Craftsman, preceded by ‘After’
In our opinion, a copy of the work of the Artist or Craftsman.
Signed, Stamped
Has a signature or stamp which in our opinion is the signature or the stamp
of the Artist or Craftsman.
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Bears Signature or Stamp
Has a signature or stamp, which in our opinion is the signature or stamp of
the Artist or Craftsman
Dated
Is so dated and in our opinion was executed at about that date.
Bears Date
Is so dated and in our opinion may have been executed at about that date.
All Measurements are given height before width.
Abbreviations:
O.O.C. Oils on CanvasO.O.P. Oils on Panel
O.O.B. Oils on BoardW.C. Watercolour
O.R.M.Of Recent ManufactureW.A.F.With all faults
R.V.O.Remote Viewing Only
As isWith all damages, faults, restorations, etc.
MEALY’S EST 1934
Bidding Slip Sale No: 0245
Lotabeg May 2016
Tuesday 24th May 2016
Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following Lot(s) up to the price(s)
mentioned below. I agree to comply with the Notices and Conditions of Sale as printed in the Catalogue.
I understand that in the case of a successful bid a premium of 20% + V.A.T. will be payable by me
on the hammer price.
Lot No
Title of Description
€Bid Price
Lot No
Title of Description
CASTLECOMER, CO.
KILKENNY, IRELAND
Tel: +353(0)564400942
[email protected]
€Bid Price
Bids
We will be pleased to execute bids on behalf of intending buyers, and no charge is made for this service. Lots will be purcha sed as cheaply as permitted
by other bids and reserves. Bids must be submitted to the Commissions Department by 5.00 p.m. on day preceding auction, and should be entered on
the forms provided. Bids left by telephone will be accepted only on the condition that they are at the sender’s risk and must in any case be confirmed in
writing. ID is essential to complete registration and bank references may be required. With regard to this service – Mealy’s accept no responsibility for
items not viewed, whether condition report has been given or not.
* Intending buyers should note that bids are accepted in euro only. Payment for all lots purchased is to be made in euro. Bids sent by email may not be
guaranteed, especially after the deadline. Please call the office to confirm any email bids. We accept no responsibility or liability for acts or omissions
regarding any bids received after the deadline specified above.
Telephone Bidding
If you are unable to come to the auction it may be possible to bid on the telephone for higher value lots. Please note that this service is only for lots
with an estimate of €500 euro or more. The number of lines is limited, so we would urge serious telephone bidding only and ask that you be prepared
to bid over the top estimate. It would be advisable to leave a maximum covering bid in case we are not able to contact you by telephone. All lines must
be booked and confirmed in writing before the day of the auction and preferably some time in advance. Telephone bidding invol ves many variables and
whilst we take every care to ensure the smooth running of this service, we cannot be held liable if your bids are missed for any reason.
Note: This bidding slip must be lodged with our office by 5.00 p.m. on day prior to sale.
PLEASE CHECK YOUR BID/S
PLEASE USE BLOCK LETTERS
Full Name:
Address:
Email:
Telephone No(s):
EXP. DATE:
CREDIT CARD:
Signed:
Payment Conditions
All purchases must be paid for in
full and all cheques must be
cleared before goods are released.
In order to avoid delay, potential
buyers are asked to make payment
arrangements with us prior to Sale
Date:
All cheques or drafts are to be made payable to “Mealy’s Fine Art Ltd.” Third party cheques or drafts will not be accepted as payment for lots
purchased. DELIVERY: All lots must be paid for by 5:00pm on Friday May 27th 2016. All collections will be from Mailboxes Etc in Cork. Clearing is at the
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purchaser’s risk and expense. Any lots not cleared from Mailboxes Etc in Cork by Friday 3 June 2016, will be subject to storage charges at €5 per day
per lot and will be held in storage at the purchaser’s risk and expense.
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