the interiors catalogue

the interiors
Auction
Sunday 21st October 2012
sunday 21st october 2012
35 Kildare Street, Dublin 2
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Detail of Lot 94
Front cover: detail of Lot 50
Inside back cover: Lot 107
Back cover: Lot 100
Auction: Sunday 21st October at 2pm.
Venue: The Pavilion, Leopardstown Racecourse,
Foxrock, Dublin 18.
On View:
Friday
19th October 1pm-7pm
Saturday 20th October 10am-6pm
Sunday 21st October 10am-1pm
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Monday 22nd october 9.30am -5pm
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The Interiors Auction
1A PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE AND METAL MOUNTED URNS.
Est. €200 – 400
2 A MASTS HEAD COPPER SHIPS LANTERN.
Est. €50 – 100
3A PAIR OF GILT WOOD SINGLE CHAIRS, 20TH CENTURY,
with pierced backs.
Est. €100 – 150
4 A BRASS WEIGHING SCALES.
Est. €100 – 200
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5 A JAPANESE FLORAL WATERCOLOUR, FLORAL SCENE.
44" x 54".
11 Bob Brown NEAC
A HELPING HAND – CHARTRES
Oil on canvas, 36" x 46½" (91.5 x 118cm), signed;
inscribed label verso (1996).
Est. €200 – 400
6A CHINESE LACQUERED TWO DOOR CABINET,
19TH CENTURY, with two cupboard doors, above a central
frieze drawer on square block legs, decorated throughout
with chinoiserie, 109cm wide x 174cm high x 55cm deep.
Est. €800 – 1,200
Est. €1000 – 1500
7A PAIR OF CAMPANA SHAPED IMARI VASES,
19TH CENTURY, with waved rims, each 90cm high.
12 Mary Swanzy HRHA
FEAST DAY – CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Crayon, 10" x 7¾" (25.5 x 20cm).
Provenance: Jorgensen Fine Art (label verso).
Est. €1,500 – 2,000
Est. €300 – 500
8 A PAIR OF ceramic GARGOYLES
13 David Johnston
BEECHERS BROOK
Oil on canvas. 30" x 24", signed.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €600 – 1000
9A MAHOGANY, BOXWOOD BANDED AND EBONY LINE
INLAID OCCASIONAL TABLE, C.1900, on square tapering
legs, brass castors and platform stretcher. 71cm diameter.
14 A TRAVEL TRUNK, with a sticker from the Cunard Line.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €50 – 100
10A MAHOGANY and satinwood line inlaid LONG
CASE CLOCK, 19TH CENTURY, with painted dial, the plain
hood with inset cantered corners, the trunk with ¾ engaged
fluted columns on bracket feet.
15A GILT WOOD LOW CHAIR, 20TH CENTURY,
with embroidered back and seat.
Est. €1,400 – 1,800
Est. €100 – 200
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16A GILT WOOD AND PLASTER
COMPARTMENTED OVER MANTLE
MIRROR, EARLY 19TH CENTURY,
with foliate pillar decoration,
152cm wide x 69cm high.
Est. €600 – 900
19A SET OF SIX MAHOGANY OPEN BACK DINING CHAIRS,
c. 1830, on Lotus leaf tapering legs, with red velvet drop in seats.
17A ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID SOFA TABLE, EARLY
19th CENTURY, on central column support, raised on
quadripartite downswept legs, brass castors.
Est. €600 – 900
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
18 A BENTWOOD COAT STAND, 20TH CENTURY
20A PAIR OF MAHOGANY TABLES IN GEORGIAN STYLE,
with gadrooned rim on leaf capped cabriole legs and claw
and ball feet.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €100 – 200
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22A BRASS AND LEATHER UPHOLSTERED CLUB FENDER,
19th CENTURY.
21A FINE MAHOGANY CIRCULAR DINING TABLE, c. 1840,
possibly by William and Gibton, the molded top above three
pillar supports on a shaped platform base with scrolling feet.
173cm diameter.
Est. €600 – 900
22AAN OAK FIRE SURROUND WITH FLUTED PILASTERS,
complete with cast iron insert and grate.
Est. €4000 – 6000
Est. €100 – 200
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25A MAHOGANY DRUM TABLE, 20TH CENTURY, with frieze
drawers on tapering pillar support, down swept tripod base
and brass castors. 79cm diameter.
22A ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID SOFA, EARLY 19TH
CENTURY, 210cm wide.
Est. €3000 – 5000
Est. €200 – 400
24 A PAIR OF GILT BRASS WALL LIGHTS, c.1900.
Est. €100 – 200
26A MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY,
with two frieze drawers to one side, dummies to the
other, on rope twist turned legs, brass castors.
150cm wide x 75cm deep.
Est. €800 – 1,200
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27A MAHOGANY grecian FRAMED SOFA, C. 1840, 205cm wide.
The frieze centred by a reeded tablet, on acanthus capped bulbous
legs.
Est. €1500 - 2000
28 J. E Nicholls
STILL LIFE – TULIPS
Oil on canvas, 30" x 24" (76 x 61cm),
signed and dated 1932.
Est. €300 – 500
29 English School
THE FISHERMAN’S WIFE
Oil on canvas, 24" x 33" (61 x 84cm)
Est. €300 – 500
30A MAHOGANY AND PARCEL GILT
COMPARTMENTED WALL MIRROR,
100cm wide x 84cm high.
Est. €200 – 400
31A ROSEWOOD LIBRARY TABLE, MID 19TH CENTURY,
on twin plain pillar supports, joined by a stretcher,
with drawer to one side. 115cm x 48cm.
Est. €400 – 600
32A SET OF SIX MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS,
EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the shaped open backs on
ring turned Lotus capped tapering legs, with floral
green and damask drop in seats.
Est. €600 – 900
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33A WALNUT AND EBONY INLAID CREDENZA, 19TH
CENTURY, the arched inlaid door flanked by fluted
columns, with two further bowed glazed doors, on
plinth base.134cm wide x 109cm high, x 40cm deep.
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
34A MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY INLAID CORNER
CABINET, 20TH CENTURY, the glazed top with
canted corners, the base with a cupboard door on
bracket feet. 69cm wide x 98 cm high.
Est. €600 – 900
35A WALNUT DAVENPORT c. 1830, the leather inset
sloping front revealing a maple wood fitted interior,
with four drawers to the side, dummy drawers to the
other, the lift up top revealing ink wells, on fluted
supports, 58cm wide x 83cm high, x 53cm deep.
Est. €700 – 1,000
37A KINGWOOD CROSS BANDED BON HEURE DE
JOUR, 19TH CENTURY, with painted porcelain panels
of potti, the top with two cupboard doors above two
short drawers, the shaped base with central frieze
drawers on cabriole legs, decorated with gilt metal
mounts. 67cm wide x 47cm deep x 123 cm high.
Est. €3,000 – 5,000
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38A MAHOGANY MARQUETRY INLAID FOLD
OVER TOP CARD TABLE, c.1800, on square
tapering legs, 79.5cm x 39cm.
Est. €1,500 – 2,000
39 James Longueville PS RBSA, b.1943
CATTLE GRAZING, BUNRATTY, CO CLARE
Oil on board, 20" x 30" (51 x 76cm), signed, inscribed verso.
Est. €400 – 600
41 A BRASS TABLE LAMP WITH WHITE LOTUS LEAF SHADE.
Est. €50 – 100
40A MAHOGANY FLIP TOP OCCASIONAL TABLE,
20TH CENTURY, on tubular support above three down
swept legs and pad feet. 64cm x 44cm.
42A simulated ROSEWOOD SIDE CABINET, EARLY 19TH
CENTURY, the top with out set rounded corners, above two
frieze drawers above two cupboard doors containing brass
grills, flanked by fluted tapering columns on turned feet.
80cm wide x 92cm high x 34cm deep.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €800 – 1,200
43A GILT WOOD AND PLASTER OVER
MANTLE MIRROR, EARLY 19TH
CENTURY, the convex top surmounted
by an Eagle above a rectangular frame
with shelf super structure, 125cm
wide, x 112 cm high.
Est. €600 – 900
44A MAHOGANY FOLD OVER TOP GAMES TABLE, IRISH,
18TH CENTURY, with rounded corners, above a shaped frieze
centred by a shell and flanked by carved rosettes, the acanthus leaf
capped cabriole legs on conforming feet, the lift up fitted top
containing counter wells. 86cm wide x 43cm deep x 76 cm high.
Est. €3,000 – 5,000
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45A PAIR OF LEATHER UPHOLSTERED LIBRARY CHAIRS,
20TH CENTURY, the arms with carved flower heads on
fluted down swept supports on square chamfered legs.
47 Bonfield, 20th Century
WEST OF IRELAND, COASTAL VILLAGE
Oil on canvas, 16" x 31"(40.5 x 78.5cm), signed.
Est. €600 – 900
Est. 200-300
46A MAHOGANY AND WALNUT LINE INLAID SIDE CABINET,
LATE 19TH CENTURY, with central glazed door on plinth
base. 76cm wide x 98cm high x 29cm deep.
48A KINGWOOD AND PARQUETRY INLAID KIDNEY TABLE,
early 19th Century, the top with a brass gallery above a single
frieze drawer on platform stretcher, gilt metal mounts
throughout.
Est. €500 – 800
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
49A KINGWOOD AND
PA RQUET RY INLA ID
OCCASIONAL TABLE C. 1900,
with a drawer to one side and
brush slide to the other on square
tapering legs and brass socks.
Est. €800 – 1,200
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50A FLAME MAHOGANY FRAMED BIEDERMEIER SOFA, with outsplayed arms and inset
bolsters, raised on splayed legs, 220cms wide.
Est. €1,000 – 2,000
51 A MAHOGANY SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED
CELLARETTE, with brass carrying handles in the
form of Lion heads on hairy paw feet.
71cm wide x 52 cm deep.
52A MAHOGANY SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED CELLARETTE,
EARLY 19TH CENTURY, with brass carrying handles to
the sides on hairy paw feet. 74cm x 55cm.
Est. €1,000 – 2000
Est. € 1,000-2,000
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53A MAHOGANY CABINET, Irish,
early 19th Century, the top with
a pierced gallery centred by an
inlaid tablet, above two oval
glazed doors, the base with a let
down front revealing a secretaire
interior, on line inlaid square
tapering banded legs.
Airfield house
Provenance: Airfield House, Dundrum,
Hamilton Osborne King Auction,1995.
Est. €2,000 – 4,000
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56A MAHOGANY AND BRASS MOUNTED COAL SCUTTLE,
19th Century, the pair of lift up doors centred by
Wedgewood plaques with a turned handle and shovel.
54A PAIR OF MAHOGANY AND BRASS BAND OVAL FUEL
CONTAINERS, c.1800, with brass carrying handles on bun feet.
Est. €1,500 – 2,500
Est. €200 – 300
55A MAHOGANY CELLARETTE, mid 19th Century, of
sarcophagus shape, the lift up top revealing a led lined
interior, on a central turned column, down swept quadripartite
hipped legs and brass castors, baring the stamp D9255.
57A MAHOGANY SET OF OPEN SHELVES, Late 19th Century,
with mirrored back on down swept scrolling supports and
turned feet.
Est. €600 – 1,000
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
58Dutch School,
Early 19th Century
FISHERMEN DISEMBARKING
ONTO A BEACH
Oil on canvas, 23" x 32¼"
(59 x 82cm), in a good carved
gilt wood and plaster frame.
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
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59AN irish MAHOGANY HUNT TABLE, 18TH CENTURY,
with plain moulded rim on square legs. 183cm long.
60A MAHOGANY CAMPAIGN TABLE, opening to reveal a
fitted writing interior.
Provenance: Coole Park, Co. Galway, home of Lady Gregory.
Purchased by Mrs. Christina O’Malley of Barna House,
Co. Galway at house contents auction at Coole Park in 1932.
By descent to the present owner.
Est. €200 – 400
61A FRUIT WOOD FOLD OVER TOP CARD TABLE,
19TH CENTURY, the shaped top above a plain frieze
centred by central carving, raised on leaf capped fluted
downswept legs.
Provenance: Sybil Connolly Collection.
Est. €1,400 – 1,800
62A MAHOGANY CIRCULAR SUPPER TABLE, MID 19TH
CENTURY, on turned pillar support, down swept legs and
scroll feet. 112cm diameter.
Coole Park
‘Here, traveller, scholar, poet, take your stand
When all those rooms and passages are gone,
When nettles wave upon a shapeless mound
And saplings root among the broken stone,
And dedicate – eyes bent upon the ground,
Back turned upon the brightness of the sun
And all the sensuality of the shade –
A moment’s memory to that laurelled head.’
Est. €200 – 400
63A SET OF SIX MAHOGANY WHEEL BACK DINING CHAIRS,
mid 19th century, the carved top rails on blue upholstered
seats, the cabriole legs capped with Wheat Sheaves.
From ‘Coole Park’ by William Butler Yeats
Est. €600 – 900
Est. €4,000 – 6,000
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64A MAHOGANY OCTAGONAL TRIPOD TABLE, with galleried top on
a baluster turned support, downswept legs and pad feet. 67 cm wide.
Est. €400 – 600
65A SET OF SIX MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS, MID 19TH CENTURY,
the carved open backs on ring turned tapering legs, each stamped 55329.
Est. €600 – 900
68A PAIR OF MAHOGANY FRAMED
UPHOLSTERED SOFAS c. 1900, the top
rail centred by floral decoration on
tapering fluted legs.
Est. €600 – 900
69 A BRASS HANGING HALL LANTERN.
66A MAHOGANY BREAK FRONT SIDE CABINET, MID 19TH CENTURY, the
central frieze drawers, above two cupboard doors, flanked by turned columns,
102cm wide x 52cm deep x 91cm high.
Est. €100 – 200
70A GILT BRASS HANGING CENTRE
LIGHT, LATE 19TH CENTURY.
Est. €400 – 600
Est. €200 – 300
71A MAHOGANY FOLD OVER TOP CARD
TABLE, early 19th Century, with plain
frieze on ring turned tapering legs
and pad feet.
Est. €600 – 1,000
72A MAHOGANY EMBROIDERED
KNEELER ON SCROLL FEET.
Est. €80 – 120
73A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN OPEN BACKED
DINING CHAIRS, with down swept supports
on fluted tapering legs.
Est. €400 – 600
74A PAIR OF MILK GLASS LAMPS WITH
GILT METAL mounts.
Est. €100 – 200
67A PAIR OF MAHOGANY and brass bound PLATE BUCKETS,
IRISH c.1800, of coopered construction, with ribbed bodies.
75A MAHOGANY BUTLER’S TRAY ON
STAND, 20TH CENTURY, with let down
sides.
Est. €1,500 – 2,500
Est. €200 – 400
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76A MAHOGANY AND EBONY BREAKFRONT
BOOKCASE, early 19th Century, the cornice with
spheres above four astragal glazed doors, the base
with four cupboard doors on plinth base.
Est. €10,000 – 15,000
77A MAHOGANY AND PAINTED WOOD, CARLTON
HOUSE DESK, c.1900, with drawer and cupboard
door super structure and leather inset top, above a
central frieze drawer flanked by two short drawers
on tapering legs and block feet.
113 cm wide x 59 cm deep x 94cm high.
Est. €1,200 – 1,600
78A MAHOGANY CORNER CABINET, 18th Century,
with canted corners, the dental cornice above a pair
of astragal glazed doors, the base with a pair of fielded
panel doors raised on bracket feet.
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
79A MAHOGANY PARTNERS DESK, c.1800, the
leather inset top above three drawers to either
side, the pedestal bases with three drawers to
one side, cupboard doors to the other.
Est. €2,000 – 4,000
80 William Oliver 1823-1901
A POSY
Oil on canvas, 36" x 28" (91.5 x 71cm), signed;
inscribed label verso, in an elaborately carved
gilt frame.
Est. €600 – 1,000
81 Continental School
DANCING COUPLES
Oil on canvas, 34" x 50" (86.5 x 127cm).
Est. €600 – 900
82 Barlow Moore Fl. 1863-1890
SHIP IN A STORMY SEA
Oil on canvas, 30" x 50" (76 x 127cm), signed.
Est. €400 – 600
83A MAHOGANY CORNER CABINET, IRISH,
c. 1800, with canted sides, the dental
cornice above a line inlaid frieze centred by a
shell above a pair of astragal glazed doors, the
base with conforming doors on bracket feet.
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
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84A PAINTED D SHAPED PIER TABLE c. 1900,
on square tapering banded legs, decorated
with classical motifs.
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
85A KINGWOOD AND ROSEWOOD
CROSSBANDED BUREAU PLAT 19TH
CENTURY, with gilt-metal mounts, the
shaped top with floral inlay, above a shaped
frieze on cabriole legs. 101cm x 60cm.
Est. €1,500 – 2,000
86A SET OF EIGHT MAHOGANY LADDER
BACK DINING CHAIRS ATTRIBUTED TO
JAMES HICKS OF DUBLIN, comprising a
pair of arm chairs and six single chairs.
Est. €400 – 600
87A MAHOGANY MARQUETRY INLAID FOLD
OVER TOP CARD TABLE, 19TH CENTURY,
the shaped top above a central frieze drawer
on shaped tapering legs, 75cm x 38cm.
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
88A MAHOGANY UPHOLSTERED TUB
SHAPED ARMCHAIR, 19TH CENTURY.
89A ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT CROSSBANDED KILLARNEY WOOD
NEST OF TABLES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the inlaid tops on turned
ebonised spindle supports, 64cm x 37cm.
Est. €400 – 600
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
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90A MAHOGANY ECONOMY DINING TABLE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, with
moulded d-end ends and central drop leaf section, a plain frieze on ring turned
tapering legs and brass castors. 490cm long (fully extended) x 113.5cm wide.
Est. €4,000 – 6,000
91A MAHOGANY THREE TIERED DUMB WAITER, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, on a ring turned tapering
column, tripod base and brass castors.
Est. €400 – 600
92 James Sinton Sleator PRHA (1885-1950)
PORTRAIT OF T. SCOTT KERR, ESQ.
Oil on canvas, 36" x 28" (91.5 x 75cm),
signed 1930.
Exhibited: RHA 1931 (label verso).
93 R.S Shore RHA 1868-1931
SHIPPING ON THE LIFFEY
Oil on canvas, 24" x 20" (61 x 51cm),
signed, inscribed verso.
Est. €500 – 700
Est. €400 – 600
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94 James Malton, 1761-1803
A PICTURESQUE AND DESCRIPTIVE VIEW
OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN, 1792-1799
Hand coloured aquatints, a full set of 25
including plate and original binding), each
10¼" x 15" (25).
Est. €6,000 – 9,000
95A PAIR OF MAHOGANY OPEN BOOKCASES,
IN REGENCY STYLE, with brass grill doors
above a frieze drawer, on a shaped apron and
tapering legs, each 61.5cm wide x 115cm high
x 27cm deep.
Est. €600 – 900
96A MAHOGANY UPRIGHT TWO DOOR
BOOK CASE, 19TH CENTURY, the moulded
cornice above a pair of glazed doors, the base
with two cupboard doors on bun feet.
148 cm wide, 245cm high x 49cm deep.
Est. €1,200 – 1,600
97Antoine Jean Rail (1830-1918)
French School
A KITCHEN INTERIOR WITH YOUNG
WOMAN KNITTING
Oil on canvas, 30 x 21 (76.2 x 53.3 cm),
signed.
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Est. €2,000 – 4,000
98A ROSEWOOD, SATINWOOD AND IVORY INLAID
SIDE CABINET, c.1900, the top with mirrored and
shelved superstructure, the base with a serpentine front
above an inlaid cupboard door, flanked by shelves on
cabriole legs and scroll feet.
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
99A MAHOGANY D SHAPED FOLD
OVER TOP TEA TABLE, IRISH,
C. 1800, with oval inlaid panels on
square tapering legs with inlaid socks
107cm wide x 46cm deep.
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
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The Italian company Ceccotti introduced it’s name to the
furniture production industry in the late 1950s, led by
founder Aviero Ceccotti. Known for its high-quality Italian
furniture, the pieces are inspired by smooth shapes to
produce beautifully modern furniture. Ceccotti’s materials
are hand-selected from all over the world and only the finest
materials are used. Ceccotti is very particular about which
type of wood it uses and the sawing and woodwork is
performed by hand. Each piece of wood used is representative
of different parts of the world and creates a different feel
with varying colours and wood grains.
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100A SET OF EIGHT WALNUT P.J’S DINING CHAIRS
BY CECCOTTI, the seats upholstered in black leather.
Est. €3,000 – 5,000
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101A WALNUT AND SMOKED GLASS OBI DINING
TABLE BY CECCOTTI, 250cm x 110cm.
Est. €3,000 – 5,000
102A WALNUT SIDE BOARD BY CECCOTTI,
with sliding doors. 283cm long.
Est. €2,500 – 3,500
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103A WALNUT SUNDAY MORNING
WRITING DESK by Ceccotti,
the top with white Corian insert.
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
104A STAINED WALNUT FLYING CIRCLE
SHELVING SYSTEM BY CECCOTTI,
165cm wide with adjustable height.
Est. €1,000 – 2,000
104A ANOTHER STAINED WALNUT FLYING
CIRCLE SHELVING SYSTEM
BY CECCOTTI, 165cm wide with
adjustable height.
Est. €1,000 – 2,000
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105A PAIR OF WASSILY CHAIRS, designed by Marcel Breuer with leather straps and
tubular chrome frame. Dated approx 1960s.
Furniture designer and architect Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) was born in Hungary but later
went on to study and teach at the Bauhaus in Dessau. In 1925 while he was an apprentice
at the Bauhaus he designed the Wassily Chair. Inspired by the handlebars of his bicycle he
began to design furniture using tubular steel, the seamless manufacturing of which had only
recently been invented by German steel manufacturer Mannesmann. Although not specifically
designed for Wassily Kandinsky, he was always an admirer of the chair and Breuer made one
for his office.
In its first production run in the late 1920s the chair was known as the Model B3 and was
originally designed with fabric. Manufactured by Thonet the chair’s simplicity of design was
so different that it failed to find favour with the public. Thonet ceased production of the chair
during World War II.
Marcel Breuer
In the 1960s Gavina of Bologna, Italy began to reproduce the chair but this time it was upholstered with leather and named The Wassily Chair.
It was hugely successful. Gavina were eventually taken over by Knoll of New York who still produces the chair today.
The Wassily Chair received an Award of the Museum of Modern Art in 1968 and in 1982, it was recognized as a “Piece of Art,” in Germany. It is
a testament to the power of good design, a chair born of industrial evolution in the 1920s still looks as modern and innovative in the 21st Century
as it did at the turn of the last.
Est. €600 – 1,000
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Arne Jacobsen
106A PAIR OF ‘ANT CHAIRS’,
DESIGNED BY ARNE JACOBSEN,
shaped plywood seat on
three steel legs.
Arne Jacobsen was a Danish architect
and designer. Though associated
primarily with prestige in his most
famous architectural designs the legacy
of his entry in decorative art is one
surrounding the popular mass production
of this ‘Ant Chair’. The unpretentious ‘Ant chair’ design became internationally famous only
months following its first showing at furniture titan Fritz Hansen’s 80th birthday. The design
proved to be Jacobsen’s big break and the design of this chair has endured into the present
time from the compositional inception in 1952. Jacobsen was an avid supporter of ultramodern
architecture and design and had an intuitive understanding of contemporary movements. This
no doubt greatly inspired the use of the tripod legs which were becoming ever more fashionable into the 1950’s. Though other designers of Jacobsen’s era preoccupied themselves with
functionalism, often at the expense of décor, Jacobsen himself was concerned with translating
contemporary innovations and combining them with functional furniture, though by no
means at the expense of originality.
The fashionable plywood seat and steel tripod legs hark back to the 1950’s and nod to the chairs
following of furniture connoisseurs as well as displaying the functionality desired by the consumers
of the era. In this way the Ant Chair appealed to both the market for fashion and exclusivity as
well as explaining its enduring replication in the consumer market of mass production.
Est. €300 – 500
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107A SET OF SIX HANS WEGNER TEAK AND CANE ELBOW CHAIRS MADE
BY JOHANNES HANSEN CIRCA 1949, with shaped back rail and arms, partially
wrapped with cane, cane seat, on tapered supports, branded Johannes Hansen,
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Hans Wegner’s career began with the designer and architects education being rooted in the
School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen. His chairs are primarily championed for their level of
high craftsmanship as well as their comfort. At a time when the furniture market was flooded by
imitations and pieces influenced by the Bauhaus style of Weimer, Wegner’s chairs were among
the first to reflect the new modernist movement and to exploit the opportunities provided by
increased standardization in furniture production. Wegner designed furniture for manufacturers Johannes Hansen and Fritz Hansen throughout
his career and through the mass production of these firms his chairs earned the high status of classic yet comfortable chairs which helped mould
the modern design movement of the era.
The iconic design of this set of chairs gains its notoriety from its role in the Kennedy versus Nixon debate of 1960. As Dara Flynn dutifully notes
this was the first ever televised live debate and so the role of the chair reached new parameters and fame through this auspicious event.
Especially imported from Denmark for the debate, the chair reflects the wider functionalist demands of the new domestic and interior sphere. Its
formal composition promotes comfort while meeting the age old demand for pleasing aesthetic in interior design. Hans Wegner, a well-known
artist in the medium of furniture marries environmentalism with chic, fresh design and creates in this set an iconic and endurable style reflecting
the Nixon and Kennedy era, yet remaining relevant and functional in the 21st century. Interestingly the “The Chair” was not so called by the
designer himself as he always allowed either the consumer or manufacturer to name his designs. The title, thus suggests the notoriety gained by
the populace and the high esteem paid to it by national popular culture.
Est. €3,000 – 5,000
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108AN UPHOLSTERED DAY BED by Ochre,
in Elephant grey nubuck.
250cm wide x 110cm deep.
Est. €2,000 – 3,000
109A DIVINE RECLINE CORNER CHAIR, by
Ochre, upholstered in Desert Hare velvet
and nubuck. 90cm x 80cm.
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
110A DIVINE RECLINE FOOTSTOOL,
by Ochre, upholstered in Desert Hare
velvet and nubuck. 90cm x 80cm.
Est. €600 – 900
111A PAIR OF ECLIPSE PENDANT WALL
LIGHTS by Ochre, of Buffalo horn,
horse hair and bronze. Each 20cm wide x
27.5cm deep x 43cm high.
Est. €600 – 900
112A SET OF SIX DINING CHAIRS, with
interwoven backs on chrome legs.
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Est. €400 – 600
113A CHROME framed DINING TABLE
WITH STAINED TOP.
Est. €200 – 300
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115 A THREE SEATER SOFA BY FRITZ HANSEN, 177cm wide.
Est. €600 – 900
116A MODERN STEEL AND GLASS TOPPED CONSOLE
TABLE WITH GRILL PATTERN DECORATION.
150cm wide x 42cm deep x 93cm high.
Est. €200 – 400
118A BLACK LEATHER AND CHROME RECLINING
CHAIR, in the LE CORBUSier design.
Est. €300 – 500
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117 A PAIR OF MODERN LAMPS.
Est. €100 – 200
122 A MODERN RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE
119A WALNUT AND CHROME ART DECO EXTENDING
DINING TABLE, by La Metal Arredo, bearing stamp
La Metal Arredo, D-Milano.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €600 – 1,000
123 A SET OF FOUR CIRCULAR OCCASIONAL TABLES, modern.
Est. €200 – 400
120A ROSEWOOD BREAKFRONT ART DECO SIDE CABINET,
with black marble top above cupboard doors.
216cm wide.
124A MODERN PIER TABLE, the plate glass top raised on twin
composition stone twist column supports.
Est. €500 – 800
Est. €200 – 400
121A HARDWOOD AND BRASS RETRO STYLE
COFFEE TABLE
125 A VELVET UPHOLSTERED CORNER SOFA.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €700 – 1,000
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126A MOLTENI & CO. “CARTEGGIO”
AMERICAN WALNUT BUREAU, with drawers
and a sliding shelf protected by a roll top,
46cm wide x 48cm deep x 160cm high.
Est. €1,200 – 1,600
127A MAHOGANY FRAMED OPEN ARMCHAIR,
with velvet striped pattern, on square
tapering legs.
Est. €200 – 300
128A STAINED WOOD LONG STOOL
EN SUITE.
Est. €100 – 150
129 A PAIR OF MIRRORED TABLE LAMPS.
Est. €200 – 300
130A SET OF SIX VELVET UPHOLSTERED
HUMP BACK CHAIRS, on square
tapering legs.
Est. €600 – 800
131A PAIR OF VELVET UPHOLSTERED WING
BACK ARMCHAIRS, on square tapering legs.
Est. €300 – 500
132AN ELMWOOD ALTER TABLE,
on cylindrical legs.
Est. €200 – 300
133A PAIR OF UPHOLSTERED EASY CHAIRS,
on metal legs.
Est. €200 – 300
134A NARROW RECTANGULAR TABLE
(KELLGLASS TOP), on metal base.
Est. €200 – 300
135A LARGE THREE SEATER SOFA, on short
block feet.
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Est. €800 – 1200
136 A PAIR OF VELVET OPEN ARMCHAIRS
138 A LARGE CIRCULAR GILDED WALL MIRROR.
Est. €600 – 800
Est. €200 – 350
137A LARGE MODERN RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE,
with plate glass top.
139A SET OF LIMED MODERN OPEN BOOKSHELVES
comprising a pair of pedestal open book shelves.
Est. €200 – 350
Est. €400 – 600
140 Conor Fallon RHA (1939-2007)
BIRD IN SONG
Brushed steel, 27" high x 35" wide
(68.5 x 89cm), signed and dated 90.
Est. €2,000 – 4,000
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141 Louis Le Brocquy, HRHA 1916-2012
VIEWS OF THE TAIN
Brush drawing lithographs, each signed and dated 1969, ed.
39/70 (10 from the set).
Est. €3,000 – 5,000
142 A CHROME ART DECO ROCKING CHAIR.
Est. €200 – 400
143 A MOULDED GLASS COFFEE TABLE, MODERN.
Est. €100 – 200
144A SET OF FOUR CHROME AND LEATHER ARMCHAIRS,
IN THE MANNER OF MIES VAN DER ROHE.
Est. €600 – 900
145A SET OF FOUR MONDO CHAIRS, DESIGNED BY
KARL ERIK EKSELIUS FOR J.O CARLSSON, bearing
stamp (worn).
Est. €200 – 400
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146A THREE SEAT ‘KING SOFA’,designed by André Vandenbeuck, 1964 for Strassle International, Switzerland. No. 30218.
Upholstered in black leather, on hardwood frame, the rosewood arms capped in leather, mounted on aluminium ‘Ski’
legs joined by a chrome steel stretcher bearing stamp.
André Vandenbeuck b. 1931.
Various international exhibitions, awards and diplomas and teaching at the Ecole des Beaux Arts and the Institut de Tourcoing design
et d'Architecture Paris IDEA show the importance André Vandenbeucks in contemporary design scene.
After training as a cabinet maker and art interior designer André Vaundenbeuck worked from 1962 to 1989 as a planner and designer
for Mobilier International and Mobilier of Today Lille. From 1964 to 1989, he showed models in prestigious exhibitions at home and
abroad: Seven Salon des Artistes Décorateurs in Paris, Triennale Milano (French Pavilion), Euro Domus, special exhibition at the Palais
du Premier Ministre Avenue Matignon, solo exhibition at the Institut d'art décoratif Lille. His models Unica Unica chair and chaise
lounge are in the permanent collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
André Vandenbeuck designed from 1965 to 1999 seats exclusively for Strässle and the Chair King is probably one of the most famous
models.
Est. €1,500 – 2,000
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147A PAIR OF PHILIPPE STARCK ‘COSTES’ CHAIRS, 1984,
the curved plywood backs, on tubular steel legs, with black
leather seats.
Provenance: Made for the Cafe Costes in 1984, Rue Saint
Honore, Paris.
Philippe Starck (born 1949) is one of the world’s most famous
designers. He made his name as an interior and product
designer with his work on the trendy Café Costes in Paris
(1984), his Juicy Salif lemon squeezer for Alessi (1990) and
his transparent Louis Ghost chair (2002). Philippe Starck’s
breakthrough came in 1982 when then President Francois
Mitterrand asked him to redesign the private apartments of the
Elysée Palace (the French president’s official private residence).
He followed it two years later with the interior design of the
Café Costes, followed by the Royalton and Paramount hotels in
New York, the Delano in Miami and the Mondrian in Los Angeles.
The unique Costes Chair is one of Starck’s most recognized
classics. The practical reason behind the three-legged construction
of the Costes Chair was to ease waiter’s movement while
working in the café. The padded cushion creates comfortable
seating, while the curved backrest and tripod base create the
artistic visual profile of the chair and its fashionable appeal.
Café Costes closed its doors in 1994 and these are the chairs
that made it famous.
Est. €1,000 – 2,000
148A CHROME AND SMOKED GLASS
COFFEE TABLE, BY WILLY RIZZO,
c.1970, 113cm x 65cm.
Willy Rizzo started his career in Paris
as a photographer. His original venture
into furniture design began in Rome
and took place during a visit to a Roman
hair salon on Piazza di Spagna in 1966.
He ended up signing a six month
lease on an abandoned commercial
apartment, barely habitable and without
running water. Rizzo quickly set about
turning the empty office into a living
space, complete with brown and gold
walls and custom-designed sofas, coffee
tables, consoles and hi-fi storage
units. Using a small group of local
artisans he completed the customised
apartment, which acted as a template of
sorts for the majority of his commissions
to come.
Rizzo’s friends, clients and contacts, many forming the upper crust of the fashion and film industries fell in love his ultra-modern
style which incorporated the sophistication of Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier, combining clean, simple lines with bold
geometric forms and a delicate handling of materials. Salvador Dali commissioned a number of pieces as did Brigitte Bardot for the
interior of La Madrague in St. Tropez. A playboy of the era, Rizzo’s client list is testament to how popular his furniture was at that time.
He established a base at Tivoli, just outside Rome and went on to open boutiques across France and Europe. He also had points
of sale in New York, Miami and LA.
Est. €600 – 900
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149AN OVAL COFFE TABLE, BY HUGUES POIGNANT,
PARIS, c.1965, the smoked glass on a rosewood
frame, 145cm x 65cm.
Est. €400 – 600
149AA ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT CABINET, DANISH,
1960s, BY GERN, the detachable shelved top,
on a base with pull out brush slide, above three
long drawers raised on tapering legs, bearing
stamp, 90cm wide x 167cm high x 45cm deep.
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
149BA CHROME MOUNTED COAT HANGER,
c.1970, 80cms wide x 30cms high.
Est. €100 – 200
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150 Trevor Geoghegan b.1946
FOREST LIGHT
Oil on canvas, 40" x 40"
(102 x 102cm), signed; signed,
inscribed and dated 1986 verso.
156 Peter Pearson b.1955
THE WICKLOW MOUNTAINS
FROM KILLINEY BAY
Oil on canvas, 26" x 36"
(66 x 91.5cm), signed and dated
1992; inscribed label verso.
Est. €600 – 900
Est. €400 – 600
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151 Trevor Geoghegan b.1946
SHADOW LIGHT
Oil on canvas, 40" x 40"
(102 x 102cm), signed; signed,
inscribed and dated 1987 verso.
Est. €600 – 900
152 Trevor Geoghegan b.1946
THROUGH THE TREES
Oil on canvas, 48" x 40"
(122 x 102cm), signed.
Est. €600 – 900
153 Michael Travers, Contemporary
CLARE COAST
Oil on canvas, 30" x 42" (76 x 107cm),
signed and dated 1982.
Est. €200 – 400
154 Bernadette Madden, Contemporary
UNTITLED
Batik, 40" x 82" (101.5 x 208cm),
signed.
157 Catriona Shaffrey
FUR AGAINST PARK
Pastel, 23½" x 30"
Provenance: RHA 2002 (label
verso).
Est. €100 – 200
152
161 J.L Chapman, Contemporary
FARM SCENE WITH DRAY HORSES
Watercolour, 15½" x 30".
Est. €100 – 200
162 Nigel Henderson, Contemporary
COASTAL LANDSCAPE
Oil on board, 20" x 30", signed.
Est. €200 – 300
163 Peter Deighen, Contemporary
STILL LIFE WITH BREAD
Oil on canvas, 20" x 16", signed.
Est. €100 – 200
164 Gerald Davis 1938-2005
TWO FIGURES
Acrylic on board, 16½" x 16½".
Est. €200 – 400
158 Nikki Hayden, Contemporary
RED THUNDER/BLUE DAY
Two monotype prints.
Est. €100 – 200
George Weissbort,
165
Belgian School, b.1928
THE GLEANERS
Oil on board, 28½" x 36", signed
and dated 1965.
Provenance: Gallery Petit, London
(label verso).
Est. €400 – 600
159 Peter Deighen, Contemporary
STILL LIFE (HOME MADE RELISH)
Oil on canvas, 20" x 16", signed.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €500 – 700
166 John Schwatschke
MOORE’S AT WORK
Oil on canvas, 12" x 10"
(30.5 x 25.5cm), signed and
inscribed verso.
Est. €200 – 300
155 Bernadette Madden, Contemporary
UNTITLED II
Batik, 36" x 60" (91.5 x 152.5cm),
signed.
160 Henry Dunne
ON THE CANAL
Acrylic, 12½" x 9½", signed.
167 Willie Evesson, Contemporary
LAND ON THE DUNE, BRITTAS
Oil on board, 36" x 24"
(91.5 x 61cm), signed and dated
2011 verso.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €600 – 800
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169
168 Willie Evesson, Contemporary
COAST, PORTMARNOCK II
Oil on board, 27½" X 27½"
(70 x 70cm), signed and inscribed
verso verso.
175
177
173 Gerard Hegarty, Contemporary
DAVY BYRNE’S, DUBLIN
Acrylic on canvas, 18" x 24", signed.
178 Irish School
CROSS OF ATHLONE
Bronze, 8½" x 5".
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €200 – 300
174 Robin Buick, Contemporary
MOTHER AND CHILD
Bronzed resin, 10" high, signed,
edition 95/250.
179 Irish School
CROSS OF ATHLONE II
8½" high.
Est. €600 – 800
169 Marie Carroll, Contemporary
VILLAGE OF BELLAGIO,
LAKE COMO
Oil on canvas, 48" x 36"
(122 x 91.5cm), signed; inscribed
verso.
Est. €400 – 600
170 Cliodhna Doyle, Contemporary
HYACINTH
Coloured engraving, paper size
33" x 25" (84 x 63.5cm), signed,
inscribed ed. 10/50.
Est. €200 – 400
171 Rod Coyne, Contemporary
GLENDALOUGH
Acrylic on canvas, 11¾" x 35½"
(30 x 90cm), signed, inscribed verso.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €200 – 400
175 Gerard Byrne, Contemporary
FLOWER SELLERS,
GRAFTON STREET
Oil on canvas, 23¾" x 19¾"
(60 x 50cm), signed.
Est. €300 – 500
176 Diarmuid Boyd, Contemporary
KYLEMORE BAKERY,
O’CONNELL STREET
Gouache, 9" x 15½" (23 x 39.5cm),
signed.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €300 – 500
180 Ray Delaney, Contemporary
THREE KINGS
Bronze, 12" high x 16½" wide.
Est. €300 – 500
181 Irish School
MOTHER AND CHILD
Bronze, 11" high.
Est. €150 – 200
182 Thomas Behan, Contemporary
BIRDS IN FLIGHT
Bronze, 40cm high including base,
signed.
Est. €300 – 500
172 Rod Coyne, Contemporary
KILKEE CLIFFS
Acrylic on canvas, 11¾" x 30"
(30 x 76cm), signed, inscribed verso.
177 Norman Teeling, Contemporary
TOWARDS THE GPO,
O’CONNELL STREET, DUBLIN
Oil on board, 20" x 24" (51 x 61cm),
signed.
183 Stephen McKee, Contemporary
POP COUR, BLACKBURN
Acrylic on canvas, 16" x 20", studio
stamp verso.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €600 – 900
Est. €200 – 300
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184 Susan Stairs, Contemporary
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Oil on canvas, board, 16" x 20",
signed; inscribed verso.
Est. €100 – 200
192 Herman Wagner
STILL LIFE WITH WHITE VASE
Oil on canvas, 60cm x 80cm,
signed.
Est. €400 – 600
200 Paul Kerr
COMFORT
Oil on canvas, 23½" x 35¼"
(60 x 89cm), signed; inscribed verso.
Est. €300 – 500
185 Irish School
THE TURF CUTTERS
Oil on board, 20" x 24", signed and
dated 1949.
193 Damien Cody
THE CRYING MERMAID
Oil on canvas, 23" x 31, signed.
201 Larry Burke, Contemporary
LOTUSLINK
Oil on canvas, 19¾" x 27½"
(50 x 90cm), signed.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €400 – 600
David french le Roy,
186
Contemporary
STILL LIFE WITH EGGS
Oil on canvas, 15" x 20"
(38 x 51 cm),
signed and dated 2006.
194 Damien Cody
PETAL
Oil on board, 13½" x 17", signed.
202 Larry Burke, Contemporary
TALKING HEADS
Oil on canvas, 15¼" x 15¼"
(39 x 39cm), signed.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €200 - 300
195 Herman Wagner, Contemporary
HOWTH
Oil on canvas, 28" x 35"
(70x 89 cm), signed.
203 Martin Cooke, Contemporary
BUSHMILLS
Acrylic on board, 8" x 4½"
(20 x 11.5cm).
Est. €300 – 500
187 Diarmuid Boyd, Contemporary
FISHERMAN WITH FAMILY
Oil on canvas, 15" x 19", signed.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €200 – 300
188 Diarmuid Boyd, Contemporary
PLANT POTS
Oil on canvasboard, 13" x 20",
signed.
Est. €200 – 300
189 Diarmuid Boyd, Contemporary
THE CARD GAME
Oil on canvasboard, 12" x 16",
signed.
196 Herman Wagner, Contemporary
STILL LIFE FLOWERS IN A BOTTLE
Gouache, 18½" x 10" (46 x 26 cm),
signed and dated 2001.
Est. €200 – 300
204 Martin Cooke, Contemporary
GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT
Acrylic on board, 8" x 4½"
(20 x 11.5cm), signed.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €200 – 400
197 Herman Wagner, Contemporary
STILL LIFE FLOWERS IN A BOTTLE
Oil on panel, (46 x 26 cm),
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €200 – 300
205 Thomas Ryan PPRHA b.1929
COLLEGE GREEN TOWARDS
TRINITY COLLEGE
Watercolour, 12½" x 9¼"
(32 x 23.5cm), signed.
Est. €700 – 1000
Therese McAllister,
198
Contemporary
POMEGRANATES
Oil on canvas, 13" x 9", signed.
206 Richard Kingston RHA 1922-2003
TREE IN THE SUN
Watercolour, 20" x 14" (51 x 35.5cm),
signed.
Provenance: The Ritchie Hendriks
Gallery, Dublin (label verso).
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €400 – 600
191 Tom Cullen
COLE’S LANE
Oil on canvas, 14" x 10", signed and
dated 1989.
199 Paul Kerr
ENTWINED
Oil on canvas, 35" x 27"
(89 x 68.5cm), signed; inscribed
verso.
207 George Campbell RHA 1917-1974
LEOPARD
Mixed media, 10" x 14½" (25.5 x 46cm),
signed, inscribed verso.
Exhibited: Cork, 1974
(David Hendricks Gallery label verso).
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €400 – 600
190 Diarmuid Boyd, Contemporary
THE FIDDLER
Oil on canvasboard, 16" x 12",
signed.
Est. €200 – 300
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212 Helen O’Hara fl.1881-1919
ON THE COAST OF WATERFORD II
Watercolour, 14" x 20" (35.5 x 51cm)
signed with monogram, original
inscribed artist’s label verso.
Est. €600 – 900
213 Russian School
PORTRAIT OF A GIRL
Oil on card, 20" x 13".
Est. €100 – 200
214 Russian School
THE BIKE RACE
Oil on card, 26" x 18".
Est. €200 – 300
215 Russian School
COASTAL LANDSCAPE
Oil on canvas, 13" x 20".
Est. €200 – 300
216 Irish School, 20th Century
HEAD OF JAMES JOYCE
Bronze.
Est. €400 – 600
217 Micheal Farrell
SELF PORTRAIT
Engraving, signed and dated 1977,
ed. 37/80.
Est. €200 – 400
218 Micheal Farrell
SELF PORTRAIT
Engraving, signed and dated 1977,
ed. 39/80.
Est. €200 – 400
208 Patric Setevenson, 20th Century
MURLOUGH BAY, FAIR HEAD.
Watercolour, 9½" x 13½"
(24 x 34cm), signed & dated 37; inscribed
& dated 9th June 1937, 11am.
210 Brian Ferran, Contemporary
COLMCILLE LEAVES FROM IONA V
Oil on canvas, 24" x 20"
(61 x 51cm), signed.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €100 – 200
209 Carmel Mooney, 20th Century
SEASCAPE
Oil on canvas, 20" x 16"
(51 x 41cm), signed.
211 Helen O’Hara fl.1881-1919
ON THE COAST OF WATERFORD I
Watercolour, 14" x 20" (35.5 x 51cm)
signed with monogram, original
inscribed artist’s label verso.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €600 – 900
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219 June Brilly
ROUNDING UP THE SHEEP
Oil on board, 24" x 36" (61.5 x 91.6cm),
signed.
American born artist who settled in
Ireland in the mid 70s. She has held
solo shows at The Gorry Gallery, Dublin,
where this work was acquired.
Est. €600 – 900
220 James Longueville
AFTER THE RAIN, LAHINCH
Pastel, signed.
Provenance: The Solomon Gallery,
Dublin.
Est. €100 – 200
225A SATINWOOD WORK TABLE, MID 19TH
CENTURY, on octagonal tapering pillar
support platform base, on bun feet, the top
baring the initials E.O.
Est. €600 – 900
226 A BRASS PIANO STOOL, 19TH CENTURY.
Est. €100 – 200
227 A
GILT METAL WALL CLOCK, FRENCH,
with enamel dial and scrolling decoration.
79 cm high.
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
228A MAHOGANY CRUTCH MIRROR, 19TH
CENTURY, with rope twist turned supports.
Est. €60 – 100
229A MAHOGANY SHAPED CENTRE TABLE,
MID 19TH CENTURY on carved baluster
support on downswept quadripartite legs
on scrolled feet.
Est. €400 – 600
230A PAINTED NEST OF TABLES, 19TH
CENTURY, on spindled turned supports.
Est. €300 – 500
221A MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY INLAID OCCASIONAL TABLE,
c.1800, the top inlaid with flowers and birds, on a baluster turned
support on three downswept legs and pad feet.
231 A
MAHOGANY EXTENDING DINING
TABLE, 20TH CENTURY, on central turned
pillar support, quadripartite down swept legs
on pad feet. 200cm long (extended).
Est. €1,500 – 2,500
Est. €600 – 1,000
222A PLATED SILVER CORINTHIAN COLUMN TABLE LAMP, with cut glass
reservoir and stepped base.
Est. €200 – 300
223A ROSEWOOD FOLD OVER TOP CARD TABLE, C.1840, the carved rim
above a plain frieze flanked by ... on central tapering pillared support
with Lotus leaf carving, on shaped quatrefoil platform base on bun feet,
94 cm x 46cm .
232A MAHOGANY, SATINWOOD AND
BOXWOOD INLAID OCCASIONAL TABLE,
C. 1900, the shaped top on four inlaid
tapering legs, brass castors, joined by a
platform stretcher. 68cm diameter.
Est. €200 – 300
233A SET OF SIX FLORAL PRINTS IN
SIMULATED WALNUT FRAMES.
Est. €800 – 1,200
Est. €150 – 200
224A MAHOGANY AND LINE INLAID UPHOLSTERED OPEN ARMCHAIR,
c. 1900, on tapering legs.
234A MAHOGANY FRAMED OPEN
ARMCHAIR, C. 1900, with out scrolled
padded arms on turned tapering legs.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €150 – 200
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235A HAMADAN RUNNER, on red ground,
286cm long x 107cm wide.
Est. €400 – 600
236A MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TABLE, EARLY
19TH CENTURY, with pull out drawer to one
side, on turned tapering legs with brass castors.
Est. €100 – 200
237A MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE WITH TWO
FRIEZE DRAWERS ON RING TURNED
TAPERING LEGS, 107cm wide.
Est. €150 – 200
238 AN EBONISED SIDE CABINET.
Est. €300 – 500
239 A BRASS MANTEL CLOCK.
244
Est. €200 – 300
240 A BRASS GALLERIED FENDER.
Est. €80 – 120
241A SET OF BRASS AND IRONS AND FIRE
IRONS.
Est. €60 – 100
242TWO BRASS COAL SCUTTLES.
Est. €50 – 100
246A KINGWOOD KIDNEY SHAPED DESK c. 1900, the leather inset top
with brass gallery above a central frieze drawer flanked by two short
drawers on cabriole legs and gilt metal scroll feet.
Est. €400 – 600
247AN OAK PEDESTAL DESK, 20TH CENTURY, with leather inset top
above a central frieze drawer, flanked by two short drawers to one side,
dummy drawers to the other, the base with four graduating drawers to
one side, cupboard doors to the other. 133cm x 71cm.
Est. €400 – 600
243A MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY
INLAID CHAIR BACK SETTEE, C. 1900, with
scrolling padded arms on downswept legs.
Est. €200 – 300
248A GILT PLASTER PIER MIRROR, with arched plate supporting a cared
decoration with a white marble top console table on downswept legs
and scroll feet.
Est. €600 – 1,000
244AN OVAL GILT PLASTER WALL MIRROR,
19TH CENTURY, with egg and dart slip.
Est. €600 – 1,000
249A MAHOGANY DESK IN GEORGIAN STYLE, with leather inset top
and ribbon tied floral carving above two long frieze drawers above two
short drawers, raised on leaf capped cabriole legs and paw feet, 121cm
wide x 75cm deep.
245A MAHOGANY CHEST C.1800, of two short
and three long graduating drawers on bracket
feet. 92cm wide x 50cm deep x 88cm high.
Complete with original receipt from Blake & Co. Regent Corner,
Regent Street, Clifton, Bristol, July 11th 1924 for a Mr Nicholls,
4 Pembroke Road. Price £ 30
Est. €400 – 600
Est. €500 – 800
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250A SET OF FOUR MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS, CORK,
EARLY 19TH CENTURY.
255 Harry Kernoff RHA 1900-1974
NELSON PILLAR, GPO DUBLIN
Woodblock print, 8" x 6" (20 x 15cm), signed and dated 35.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €60 – 100
251 A MAHOGANY KNIFE BOX, EARLY 19TH CENTURY.
256 A BRASS TUBULAR FENDER.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €50 – 100
252 After Sir Joshua Reynolds
CELESTIAL BEING
Copper engraving, 20" 24" (51 x 61cm).
257 ANOTHER BRASS FENDER.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €200 – 400
258 A MAHOGANY TOWEL RAIL.
253 William Hogarth
Four Black & White engravings, 1) Chairing The Members,
2) Canvassing for Votes 3) The Polling 4) An Election
Entertainment.
Each 17½" x 22" (44.5 x 56cm).
Est. €50 – 100
259A MAHOGANY PEDESTAL DESK, 20TH CENTURY, the
leather inset top above a central frieze drawer flanked by
two short drawers, the base with three graduating drawers
on plinth base.
Est. €800 – 1,200
Est. €800 – 1200
254 William Hogarth
Two Black & White Engravings.
England Plate 2, France Plate 1.
Published according to the Act of Parliament,
March 8th 1756.
260A MAHOGANY UPRIGHT WALL CABINET,
19TH CENTURY, of two glazed doors.
Est. €150 – 250
Est. €200 – 400
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267A PAIR OF PLATED TWO BRANCH CANDELABRA by
Goodman & Co., 50cm high.
261A SET OF FOUR MAHOGANY BALLOON BACK DINING
CHAIRS, 19TH CENTURY, on ring turned tapering legs.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €200 – 400
262 A BLUE AND WHITE CHINESE LAMP.
Est. €50 – 100
268A SET OF FIVE LONDON SILVER FRUIT KNIVES,
pierce blades.
263 A CHINESE LAMP, MODERN.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €50 – 100
269A SET OF THREE LONDON SILVER FRUIT KNIVES,
with pierced blades.
264A BRASS AND STAINED GLASS HANGING
HALL LANTERN.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €80 – 120
265A MAHOGANY UPRIGHT CORNER CABINET, 20TH
CENTURY, with one glazed door above a cupboard door
with cantered corners.
270A SET OF FOUR SALT CELLARS IN NEO CLASSICAL
STYLE.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €40 – 60
266A SET OF FOUR AQUATINTS BY S.F BROCAS; depicting
Dublin Scenes including View of Carlisle Bridge; Burgh
Quay & Custom House; Royal Exchange Dame Street;
Castle Chapel, each 9½" x 15½".
271A PAIR OF PIERCED COASTERS WITH TURNED
WOODD BASES AND ANOTHER PLATED COASTER
LARGER (3).
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €40 – 60
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272A SET OF SIX MAHOGANY SPOON BACK DINING
CHAIRS, 19th CENTURY, the open backs with central
carved rail, above shaped seats, on downswept legs and
pad feet.
276AN IRISH SILVER A FRAME STAND, with hanging
silhouette of a boy in a Birmingham silver oval frame.
Est. €150 – 250
Est. €600 – 900
277 John Beer
THE WATER JUMP, GRAND NATIONAL,1903,
MANISIFESTO LEADING THE FIELD.
Watercolour and gouache, 10¾" x 14½" (27.5 x 37cm),
signed and inscribed.
273 A FRENCH WALL CLOCK.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €200 – 400
274 A STAINED WOOD CARRIAGE CLOCK.
278TWO ORIENTAL VASES.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €50 – 100
275 A
PAIR OF DESK CANDLESTICKS, London, 1757 on
knopped columns and shaped base. 25.5 cm high
(with scratch marks to the base).
279A MAHOGANY DUMBWAITER, 19TH CENTURY, with
brass supports on ring turned, tapering column raised on
leaf carved down swept legs and scroll feet.
Est. € 600 – 900
Est. €400 – 600
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280 Markey Robinson, 1918-1999
LOOKING OUT TO SEA
Gouache, 23" x 43½", signed.
286 Deirdre O’Donnell
CAHERDANIEL
Oil on board, 7" x 10".
Est. €4000 - 6000
Est. €200 – 300
281 Robin Bewick, Contemporary
ROMANTIC COUPLE
Bronzed resin, 13" high,
signed and inscribed 17/250.
287A METAL STANDING FIGURE OF A
CLASSICAL FEMALE CONVERTED
TO A LIGHT.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €200 – 300
282 Cynthia Moran, Contemporary
BIRD
Stone, 18½" high.
288A PAIR OF METAL WALL LIGHTS
WITH GLASS SHADES.
Est. €200 – 400
283 Alex Austin
THE CARD SHARKS
Oil on canvas, 12" x 18", signed,
in a good gilt plaster frame.
Est. €80 – 120
293A CAST IRON STICK STAND,
STAMPED ‘FALKIRK’
Est. €100 – 150
294A GILT PLASTER ARCHED
OVERMANTEL MIRROR,
on porcelain bun feet,
110cm wide x 66cm high.
Est. €200 – 400
295 A BRASS TEN BRANCH CANDELABRA.
Est. €200 – 400
296A PAIR OF SILK CURTAINS WITH
FLORAL DECORATION.
289 A TUBULAR BRASS STICK STAND.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €40 – 60
290 A CAST IRON FIRE BACK.
297ANOTHER PAIR OF SILK CURTAINS
WITH FLORAL DECORATION.
Est. €60 – 100
Est. €200 - 400
284 19th Century English School
THE COCKLE GATHERERS
Watercolour, 7½" x 11½".
291 A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS.
298ANOTHER PAIR OF SILK CURTAINS
WITH FLORAL DECORATION.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €40 – 60
Est. €200 - 400
285
A pair of silver candlesticks,
Birmingham, mid 20th Century.
292A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLETICKS
WITH TWIST COLUMNS.
299ANOTHER PAIR OF SILK CURTAINS
WITH FLORAL DECORATION.
Est. €150 – 250
Est. €40 – 60
Est. €400 – 600
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Est. €200 - 400
300A ‘TAPISERIES DU LION DES
FLANDRES’ TAPESTRY, ‘THE MONTH
OF AUGUST’.
Est. €200 – 300
301 John Morris, Contemporary
KINSALE, Co. CORK
Oil on board, 18" x 18", signed.
Est. €500 – 800
302 Ivan Sutton
GALWAY HOOKERS BECALMED,
ROUNDSTONE BAY
Oil on canvas, 20" x 30", signed.
Est. €1,800 – 2,400
303A SQUARE METAL FRAMED COFFEE
TABLE, with brass finials (oak veneered top).
Est. €200 - 400
304A SQUARE METAL FRAMED COFFEE
TABLE, with brass finials (walnut
veneered top).
310A PAIR OF METAL URNS, MODERN, in the form of boys carrying an urn.
Each 126cm high.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €200 – 400
305A PAIR OF FINNISH DESIGN
ARMCHAIRS, by Simo Heikkia,
Helsinki.
Est. €200 – 400
306 A
PAIR OF KEF SPEAKERS, model series
105 (1977-1979)
Est. € 1,000-1,500
307AN ARCHED GILT PLASTER MIRROR,
20th CENTURY.
Est. €100 – 200
308A PAIR OF GILT WOOD FAUTEUILS
20TH CENTURY, the oval backs with
padded arms on shaped seats on fluted
tapering legs.
311A PAIR OF METAL GARDEN URNS, in the form of classical females.
Each 116cm high.
Est. €200 – 400
312A GILT WOOD CONSOLE TABLE IN THE FORM OF EAGLE, with rouge
marble top on plinth base. 84cm wide.
Est. €300 – 500
313A GILT WOOD CONSOLE TABLE, 20TH CENTURY, with hanging swags,
the base centred by an urn, with rouge marble top. 105cm wide.
Est. €300 – 500
314A LACQUERED CHINESE UPRIGHT BUREAU CABINET, 20TH CENTURY, the
top with arched pediment above two cupboard doors, the base with let down
panelled front above three drawers on bracket feet, decorated chinoisserie.
Est. €500 – 800
315 A GILT BUST OF A FEMALE.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €100 – 200
309A PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE FLARED
VASES, 20TH CENTURY, each 93cm high.
316A MAJOLICA URN, DECORATED WITH RAMS HEAD SWAGS AND
SUPPORTED BY CUPIDS.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €200 – 400
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317 John Minihan
FRANCIS BACON PHOTOGRAPHED
AT MARLBOROUGH GALLERY,
LONDON, 1976.
Photograph, 12½" x 12½", signed
and inscribed.
Est. €400 – 600
318 John Minihan
PIERRE CARDIN, PHOTOGRAPHED
IN PARIS, 1985
Photograph, 12" x 8", signed and
inscribed.
Est. €300 – 500
319A PAIR OF GOOD QUALITY
FAULKNER CURTAINS.
323 ANOTHER PAIR EN SUITE.
Est. €200 – 400
328 Patrick Cahill, Contemporary
WHITE SOCKS
Oil on canvas, 12" x 16", signed.
Est. €300 – 500
324 Gordon Harris, Contemporary
MARY
Oil on canvas, 30" x 20".
Est. €300 – 500
329 Matt Grogan, Contemporary
NUDE
Pastel, 9" x 11", signed.
Est. €200 – 300
325 A PAIR OF CUT GLASS LAMPS.
Est. €60 – 100
Est. €200 – 400
326 Patrick Cahill, Contemporary
DUBLIN STREETLIGHTS
Oil on canvas, 10" x 12", signed.
320AN UPHOLSTERED THREE SEAT
SOFA, with outsplayed arms.
Est. €200 – 300
330 Bob Ryan, Contemporary
BURREN LANDSCAPE
Oil on board, 9½" x 23½".
Provenance: The Oriel Gallery,
Dublin.
Est. €300 – 500
322A PAIR OF GOOD QUALITY
CURTAINS BY FAULKNER.
327 Patrick Cahill, Contemporary
ST STEPHENS GREEN
Oil on canvas, 10" x 12", signed.
331 Javier Catedraleja, Contemporary
SUMMER FRUITS
Acrylic on canvas, 15" x 18"
(38 x 46cm), signed.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €400 – 600
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332 Remy Hetreau, French, 20th Century
STILL LIFE WITH LEMON
Oil on canvas, 18" x 13" (45.5 x 33cm).
Provenance: Artists Studio Sale, Paris.
Est. €200 – 300
333A PAIR OF WHITE PAINTED UPHOLSTERED WINGBACK
ARMCHAIRS, on scrolling feet.
Est. €200 – 300
334 A PAIR OF AL FRANK TABLE LAMPS.
Est. €60 – 100
335A BRASS CORINTHIAN COLUMN STANDARD LAMP
WITH RESERVOIR.
Est. €200 – 300
336 AN AL FRANK GLASS TOP CONSOLE TABLE.
Est. €80 – 120
337 AN AL FRANK UPRIGHT PEDIMENTED MIRROR.
Est. €50 – 100
344 A BAR STOOL by KNOLL.
338 AN AL FRANK STANDARD LAMP.
Est. €50 – 1,000
Est. €40 – 60
345 Cecil King 1921-1985
UNTITLED
Pastel, 11" x 8", signed.
339 AN AL FRANK GLASS TOP COFFEE TABLE.
Est. €80 – 120
Est. €300 – 500
340 Trevor Geoghegan
RIVER LANDSCAPE
Oil on canvas, a large tryptich (approx 120" x 36" each),
signed verso (comissioned for a staircase).
346 A WHITE PAINTED GARDEN SEAT.
Est. €40 – 60
Est. €500 – 1,000
347 A SET OF FOUR MODERN CHAIRS.
Est. €40 – 60
342 Margo Banks, Contemporary
WASPS II
Oil on canvas, 23½" x 31½", signed verso.
348AN ‘ASHLEY HICKS’ STYLE X-FRAME STOOL, the leather
upholsteresd seat on mahogany legs, 62cm x 92cm.
Est. €500 – 700
Est. €200 – 400
343 Margo Banks, Contemporary
WASP
Oil on canvas, 23½" x 23½", signed.
349A VILLEROY & BOCH ‘WILD BERRIES’ PART DINNER
SERVICE (APPROX. 40 PIECES).
Est. €400 – 600
Est. €200 – 400
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350 Robert Costelloe, 20th Century
FIGURES
Oil on canvas, 60" x 50",
signed verso.
Est. €200 – 300
351 Patrick Leonard
FARMHOUSES
Oil on board, 10" x 14", signed.
Est. €300 – 500
359AA PAIR OF IVORY AND GREEN
SILK INTERLINED CURTAINS,
approx. 75cm wide x 86cm long.
367 A very fine silk and wool
Nain rug, central Persia on ivory
ground.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €1,800 – 2,400
359BA PAIR OF WOOL INTERLINED
CURTAINS, approx.
71cm wide x 89cm long.
Est. €100 – 200
352A RETRO 1950s DINING TABLE
AND CHAIRS.
Provenance: Mackintosh Furniture
comprising an extending dining
table and eight dining chairs.
360
A late 19th century northwest
Persian runner, on brick
ground, red & turquoise border, with
navy floral medallion, 101 x 300cm.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
353A 1950s DRESSING TABLE, with
mirrored back, the base with three
drawers to either side.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €1,000 – 1,500
369A PAINTED SINGLE CHAIR,
on tapering legs.
Est. €40 – 60
370 ASSORTED CUSHIONS.
Est. €60 – 80
361 An excellent Shirvan carpet
runner Caucasian, c. 1880,
ivory border 152 x 480cm.
Est. €3,000 – 5,000
354A 1950s SIDEBOARD, with
cupboard doors and drawers.
368
An attractive northwest
Persian runner c. 1900,
416 x 151cm.
362
An Aubusson needlepoint
carpet ivory ground, 8ftx10ft.
371 A PAINTED TABLE LAMP.
Est. €20 – 30
372A GREY PAINTED OPEN ARMCHAIR,
on rope twistings.
Est. €100 – 200
355A PAIR OF ART DECO STYLE
ARMCHAIRS, MODERN.
Est. €400 – 600
356A PAIR OF ‘ROMEO’ TOUCH
LIGHTS.
Est. €800 – 1,200
363
A 19th century Qashghai
rug boteh (mother & child
motifs) ground 155 x 233 cm.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €1,800 – 2,400
374A PAIR OF TWO DRAWER BEDSIDE
LOCKERS.
364
A Sarough mahal west
Persian carpet 425 x 318cm.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €100 – 200
357A MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRROR,
BY WADE.
373A PAINTED FOUR POSTER SINGLE
BED, on fluted legs.
Est. €1,800 – 2,400
375A WHITE PAINTED SQUARE TABLE,
on shaped base.
Est. €50 – 100
358 Peter Pearson
THE NEEDLES, HOWTH HEAD
Oil on card.
365 A fine Ziegler carpet, ivory
field, all over flower head motifs
ivory border, 437 x 312cm.
Est. €200 – 400
Est. €2,500 – 3,000
359A PAIR OF GOLD SILK INTERLINED
CURTAINS, approx.
75cm wide x 230cm long.
366
A large Bukhara carpet, red
ground 372 x 280cm.
377A PAIR OF UPHOLSTERED OPEN
ARMCHAIRS, on square tapering legs.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €800 – 1,200
Est. €50 – 100
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376A WHITE PAINTED CHEST OF
FOUR DRAWERS.
Est. €150 – 250
378A WHITE PAINTED BEDROOM
CHAIR, with galleried back on
tapering legs.
388A GARDEN PATIO TABLE AND
FOUR COLLAPSIBLE CHAIRS.
399TWO FLOOR RUGS, with floral
decoration.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €200 – 400
389A MODERN PHOTOGRAPHIC
PRINT OF VENICE.
400 A SMALL COLOURED GLASS VASE.
Est. €50 – 100
379A COLOURED REPRODUCTION
PRINT OF A LIGHTHOUSE.
Est. €100 – 150
Est. €50 – 100
380A CIRCULAR TABLE AND 2 CHAIRS
EN SUITE, with painted oval backs.
390A SILVERED CYLINDRICAL
JARDINIERE.
Est. €150 – 250
401‘THE RUG COMPANY’ FLOOR
RUG.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €30 – 50
Est. €100 – 150
381AN UPHOLSTERED MODERN
THREE SEATER, with checked pattern.
Est. €30 – 50
391‘SAINT BARTON’, COLOURED
PRINT ed. 77/ 225.
402A PAIR OF SIDE TABLES,
with central drawers.
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €50 – 80
392 A MODERN TABLE LAMP
403A MODERN DOUBLE BED, with
upholstered headboard.
Est. €200 – 400
382A MODERN DOUBLE BED, with
upholstered headboard.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €300 – 500
393 A SAMSUNG 50" TV.
404A PAIR OF MODERN SQUARE
COLUMN TABLE LAMPS.
Est. €300 – 500
Est. €100 – 200
383A PAIR OF MAHOGANY SIDE
TABLES, 20th Century with central
frieze drawers, on square tapering
legs.
Est. €100 – 200
384AN UPHOLSTERED MODERN
THREE SEATER SOFA,
with checked pattern.
394A WATERFORD DIAMOND CUT
BOWL.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €50 – 100
395A CUT GLASS FOUR BRANCH
CANDELABRA, on square tapering
column.
Est. €50 – 100
385 A PAIR OF BAR PAINTED STOOLS.
396A GILTWOOD UPRIGHT WALL
MIRROR.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €200 – 400
406A GREY PAINTED SINGLE CHAIR,
with pierced open back, on tapering
legs.
Est. €50 – 80
Est. €150 – 250
386A BROWN PAINTED PINE KITCHEN
TABLE.
405A WHITE PAINTED SHAPED SIDE
TABLE, on cabriole legs.
397A COLOURED GLASS GLOBULAR
TABLE LAMP.
Est. €100 – 150
407A VELVET UPHOLSTERED EASY
CHAIRS, on block feet.
Est. €150 – 250
408A MODERN TABLE LAMP, hung
with scroll branches and lustres.
Est. €50 – 80
387A PAIR OF CYLINDRICAL TABLE
LAMPS.
398 Peter Collins
CAFE SCENE
Oil on canvas, 43" x 47", signed.
409VERRAL (CONTINENTAL
SCHOOL), oil on canvas, signed.
Est. €100 – 150
Est. €600 – 1000
Est. €100 – 200
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410MODERN SCHOOL, ABSTRACT,
coloured lithograph.
Est. €150 – 250
411A PAIR OF RENAISSANCE SEPIA
SKETCHES OF CLASSICAL FEMALES.
421 A MODERN TABLE.
HILLSIDE LANDSCAPE
Est. €50 – 100
Oil on board, 7" x 9",
signed.
422 ROSEWOOD JEWELLERY BOX.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €200 – 300
412 after M.A. Fitzgerald
WAITING HOUSE
Engraving, ed. 11/20.
Est. €50 – 100
431 Continental School
423 MAHOGANY WRITING BOX.
432 Continental School
Est. €100 – 200
Oil on board, 24" x 16", signed &
STILL LIFE – FLOWERS IN A VASE
dated 92.
424A BRASS DOOR KNOCKER.
Est. €200 – 300
Est. €70 – 100
413 A MODERN TABLE LAMP.
Est. €50 – 80
414 A MODERN TABLE LAMP.
Est. €50 – 80
415A HARDWOOD SQUARE TABLE,
modern.
425A BRASS DOOR KNOCKER IN THE
FORM OF AN ANGEL.
Est. €150 – 200
426A VICTORIAN BRASS DOOR
KNOCKER.
Est. €120 – 140
416 A CERAMIC TABLE LAMP.
427AN OAK FIRE SURROUND WITH
FLUTED PILASTERS, complete with
cast iron insert and great.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €100 – 200
Est. €100 – 200
418 A GLASS CYLINDRICAL VASE.
Est. €50 – 80
419A CAMPANA SHAPED COMPOSITE
STONE VASE.
LANDSCAPE
Oil on canvas, 10" x 14", signed.
Est. €200 – 300
434 Keith
Mansfield, Contemporary
AFTERNOON SHADOWS
Oil on board, 12" x 9",
signed.
Est. €50 – 100
417A SHAPED SIDE TABLE, with central
frieze drawer, on sabre legs.
433 John Francis Skelton
Est. €200 – 300
435A COLLECTION OF SILVER AND
PLATED WARE including a soup
428 Norman J. McCaig
ON THE RIVER QUOICE,
DOWN PATRICK
Oil on canvas, 14" x 18", signed.
Est. €400 – 600
429 Continental School
STILL LIFE
Oil on board, 6½" x 8½", signed.
Est. €200 – 300
ladle, a silver pierced bon bon dish,
an oval plated tray and a plated
serving dish (4).
Est. €20 – 40
436A CLOISONNE PLATE DECORATED
WITH BIRDS.
Est. €20 – 30
Est. €50 – 100
420A DIAMOND CUT BANDED
FLARED VASE.
430 Continental School
LAKESIDE LANDSCAPE
Oil on board, 4½" x 10½", signed.
Est. €50 – 100
Est. €200 – 300
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437A COLLECTION OF THREE
PAINTED PORCELAIN VASES.
Est. €30 – 50
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Description
Limites excl. Comm & VAT
OPEN TUESDAY- SATURDAY LUNCH AND DINNER
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The artisans of floristry
Let us capture the mood
of your special event
with our beautiful unique arrangements
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IRISH ART AUCTION
TUESDAY, 27th NOVEMBER
Louis le Brocquy HRHA, 1916-2012
DISTANT IMAGE (1971)
Oil on canvas, 57½” x 57½”
Est. €50,000 - 70,000
Catalogue now in the course of preparation.
If you would like to include anything please contact
John de Vere White or Rory Guthrie
Detail of Lot 44
Detail of Lot 94
Front cover: detail of Lot 50
Inside back cover: Lot 107
Back cover: Lot 100
the interiors
Auction
Sunday 21st October 2012
sunday 21st october 2012
35 Kildare Street, Dublin 2
Tel: 676 8300 Fax 676 8305
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