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WESTBURYMonday, 19th September
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ON THE PREMISES
AucTION: Monday 19th September at 2pm
VENuE: Dun Laoghaire Presbyterian church, York Road, Dun Laoghaire
HOuSE ON VIEw: Friday, 16th September: 9.30am - 6pm Saturday, 17th Sept: 10am - 5pm Sunday, 18th Sept: 10am - 5pm Morning of Sale: 9.30am - 1pm
cATALOguE: €5 or at www.deveresart.com
cOLLEcTION: From westbury, Tuesday, 20th: 9am - 5pm wednesday, 21st: 9am - 1pm
FEES: 17½% plus VAT on each lot
cONTAcT: 087 2934439 / 087 9787396
de Veres, 35 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, 01 676 8300 www.deveresart.com email: [email protected]
John de Vere [email protected]
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Lot 11 (detail)
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Foreword
we are delighted to be offering for auction the
contents of westbury, on behalf of retired Dublin
solicitor Mr Noel Purcell.
Most of the contents of westbury were inherited,
but Noel was also a collector with a keen eye, who
added to the contents through purchases from the
Antique shops and Fairs of Dublin. Noel is now in
his 90th year but retains all his enthusiasm and
interest in each item, from the period furniture to the
modern day Bang & Olufsen.
It is a pleasure to witness how each piece has been
cared for over the years. Everything is in excellent
condition, to the point where most items have
managed to retain their original key, a usual bugbear
for serial auction buyers!
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Lot 7
Lot 11
Lot 13
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1 A cARVED gILTwOOD DOOR PEDIMENT, with scroll decoration centred by feathers.
€200 – 400
2 A MAHOgANY cOAT STAND, 19th cENTuRY, with lionhead finials on a ropetwist and turned column support and downswept reeded legs.
€200 – 300
3 A BLAcK AND wHITE ENgRAVINg OF A gENT, in a gilt plaster frame. 23cm x 21cm (oval).
€60 – 100
4 A VENETIAN wALL MIRROR, 19th century, with etched floral decoration. 98cm high x 45cm wide.
€600 – 900
5 A PAIR OF STAINED BEEcH PROVINcIAL SINgLE cHAIRS, 18th century, with pierced vase shaped backs, on square legs.
€300 – 500
6 AFTER NIcOLAS LANcRET, a set of four copper engravings depicting the four stages of life, each 40cm x 48cm.
€300 – 500
7 A PAIR OF ORMOLu EMPIRE STYLE TABLE LAMPS, c.1900, each base 26cm high.
€200 – 300
8 A gILT METAL HANgINg HEXAgONAL HALL LATERN, c.1900, with foliate decoration.
€500 – 700
9 A MAHOgANY LONg cASE cLOcK, by Thos. walker, Dublin, the hood with a swan neck pediment headed by carved flower heads, above fluted pillars, concealing a painted dial (with moon phase). the trunk with line inlaid shaped door flanked by a pair of engaged reeded columns, on ogee bracket feet, 254cm high.
€2,000 – 4,000
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10 cONTINENTAL ScHOOL 19TH cENTuRY Still Life Oil on canvas, 36" x 25" (91.5cm x 63.5cm),
signed and dated, in a good gilt plaster frame (crested).
€1,000 – 2,000
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11 A ROSEwOOD LIBRARY TABLE, c.1830, probably by Mack, williams and gibton, the top with moulded rim above two frieze drawers (one with number stamped 10542), the finely carved end supports joined by a lotus turned stretcher, on scroll feet. 133.3cm wide x 67cm deep x 75cm high.
€2,000 – 3,000
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12 MOYRA BARRY 1885-1960 Summer Flowers Oil on canvas, 40" x 30" (112cm x 76cm),
signed.
€2,000 – 4,000
13 A PAIR OF FRENcH BLAcK AND wHITE ENgRAVINgS, “Le Lever/Le coucher”.
€50 – 100
14 A PAIR OF wOOL RugS ON PINK gROuND, each 170cm x 120cm.
€200 – 300
15 A MAHOgANY AND BRASS BANDED ELIPTIcAL STIcK STAND.
€100 – 200
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16 THOMAS RYAN PPRHA B.1929 The Visit Oil on canvas 20" x 25", signed: inscribed and
dated 1969 verso.
Note: The model for the figures in this painting was the artist’s wife, Mary.
€1,500 – 2,500
17 THOMAS RYAN PPRHA B.1929 Still Life with Red Rose Oil on board, 6" x 8" (15cm x 20cm), signed.
€1,000 – 1,500
18 NORMAN FRENcH McLAcHLAN 1895-1978 Lake Landscape Oil on canvas, 16" x 20" (41cm x 51cm), signed.
Note: A landscape and portrait painter and friend of Sean Keating.
€200 – 300
19 SARAH PuRSER HRHA 1848-1943 Head of a woman Pencil, 9" x 5¼" (23cm x 13.4cm).
Provenance: gorry gallery, 1993 (label verso).
€300 – 500
Lot 16
Lot 17
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20 A MAHOgANY AND MARQuETRY INLAID cORNER
cABINET, 20th century, the broken swan neck pediment
above an astragal glazed door, the cupboard base on
bracket feet.
€600 – 900
21 A SET OF FOuR wALNuT AND PARcEL gILT
BEDROOM cHAIRS, c.1900, the carved open backs
decorated with husks, on fluted ring turned tapering legs.
€400 – 600
22 A SET OF FOuR gILT METAL TwO BRANcH wALL
LIgHTS, c.1900.
€300 – 500
23 A cARVED gILTwOOD wALL MIRROR, continental,
early 19th century, with pierced scroll decoration,
132cm high x 106cm wide.
€800 – 1,200
24 A MAHOgANY AND BRASS BANDED BLANKET cHEST, basically 19th century, with moulded rim above two cupboard doors and brass carrying handles to the side, on an earlier stand, centred by a shell and raised on shell capped cabriole legs and faceted feet; 142cm wide x 62cm deep x 99cm high.
€1,000 – 1,500
25 A PAIR OF gILT METAL uRN SHAPED LAMPS ON SLATE STEPPED BASES, each base 30cm high.
€200 – 400
26 A BANg AND OLuFSEN STEREO SYSTEM.
€600 – 900
27 A “VERNI MARTIN” STYLE MAHOgANY SERPENTINE SHAPED DISPLAY cABINET, c1900, with gilt metal mounts, the glazed door with a painted romantic study, on sabre legs. 189cm high, 84cm wide 52cm deep.
€800 – 1,400
28 A cHINESE cRAcKLEwARE BALuSTER SHAPED VASE, c.1900, 37cm high.
€100 - 200
The Drawing RoomLot 20
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Lot 22 Lot 22
Lot 23
Lot 24
Lot 25 Lot 25Lot 28
Lot 27
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29 A MAHOgANY FRAMED uPHOLSTERED HuMP BAcK SOFA, Irish, 19th century, with outsplayed arms on square chamfered legs.
€1,500 – 2,000
30 A MAHOgANY, SATINwOOD AND EBONY LINE INLAID FOLD OVER TOP cARD TABLE, Irish, c.1800, the shell inlaid top with canted corners, raised on square tapering banded legs, 89cm wide x 45cm deep x 37cm high.
€1000 – 2000
(top)
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31 A PAIR OF MAHOgANY FRAMED gAINSBOROugH STYLE OPEN ARMcHAIRS, 19th century, with studded damask upholstery, the downswept arms with embellished decoration, on conforming square legs, joined by a pierced stretcher.
€1,400 – 1,800
32 A MAHOgANY SIDE TABLE, in Irish 18th century style, with tray top above a plain frieze, on a shaped scrolled apron centred by a scallop shell, raised on leaf capped cabriole legs, with claw and ball feet, 115cm wide x 66cm deep x 76cm high.
€1,500 – 2,500
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Lot 32
Lot 34
Lot 38 Lot 38
Lot 33
Lot 36 Lot 36
Lot 35
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33 MILDRED ANNE BuTLER RwS RuA 1858-1941 Paddling watercolour, 10" x 13¾" (25.5cm x 35cm), signed.
€2,000 – 4,000
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34 A MEISSEN gROuP OF cOuNT BRuHL’S TAILOR RIDINg ON A gOAT, c.1880, with blue crossed swords mark, 41cm high x 39cm wide.
Heinrich, count Brühl (1700-63), was prime minister of Saxony and director of the Meissen porcelain factory. The porcelain group of a man riding a goat represents the Meissen group popularly known as ‘count Brühl’s Tailor’. It was modelled by Johann Joachim Kändler (the most important modeller of the Meissen porcelain factory) in 1740.
€2,000 – 3,000
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35 A LARgE REgENcY gILTwOOD cONVEX MIRROR, early 19th century, surmounted by an eagle and rockwork cresting, above a four branch tubular frame decorated with acanthus leaf and centred by a reeded ebony slip, 133cm high x 115cm wide.
€4,000 – 6,000
36 A PAIR OF SEVRES PLAQuES OF LOuIS XVIII AND QuEEN MONA gIuSEPPINA, signed, each 9cm diameter.
€300 – 500
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37 A gEORgE III MAHOgANY FOLD OVER TOP gAMES TABLE, c.1800, the top with rounded corners revealing a green baize surface with counter wells to each corner, on shell capped cabriole legs and trifid feet, 86cm wide.
€1,500 – 2,500
38 A PAIR OF BLuE FLASH cuT gLASS DEcANTERS, of gourd shape, with diamond cut and sunburst pattern.
€150 – 250
39 A wATERFORD cuT gLASS AND gILT METAL cANDELABRA, with diamond cut bulbous decoration, hung with lustres. 34cm high.
€150 – 250
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40 A MAHOgANY NEST OF THREE TABLES, c.1900, on ring turned tapering legs.
€300 – 500
41 THREE MAHOgANY wINE TABLES, 20th century, in georgian style, one with pie crust rim.
€100 – 200
42 A PAIR OF OVAL SILK EMBROIDERED PANELS, late 19th century, depicting females in a woodland landscape, each 46cm x 35cm (frame size).
€100 – 200
43 A PAIR OF SEPIA ENgRAVINgS IN ROuNDEL gILT FRAMES BY DANIEL EgAN, Dublin (label verso), 17cm diameter (frame).
€80 – 120
44 A FRENcH ORMOLu AND ALABASTER NEO cLASSIcAL cLOcK gARNITuRE, 19th century, the clock with a white enamel dial in a pedestal case, flanked by Amorini supporting goats, surmounted by a basket of flowers; and a pair of Athenian urns ensuite, the clock 40cm high x 32cm wide. (Full working order).
€1,500 – 2,500
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Lot 45
Lot 44
Lot 43
Lot 42
Lot 60
Lot 51
Lot 40
Lot 41
Lot 46
Lot 46
Lot 47
Lot 50
Lot 58
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45 A gILTwOOD AND gESSO OVERMANTEL MIRROR IN 18TH cENTuRY ROcOcO STYLE, 19th century, with trellised foliate decoration. 200cm high x 160cm wide.
€2,000 – 4,000
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46 A PAIR OF gILTwOOD OPEN ARMcHAIRS, c.1900, with padded backs and downswept padded arms with acanthus decoration on fluted ring turned tapering legs.
Provenance: Humewood castle.
€1,000 – 1,500
47 A MAHOgANY SATINwOOD AND BOXwOOD LINE INLAID OVAL OccASIONAL TABLE, with rosewood and ewewood crossbanding, 18th century, the top with ebony string inlaid fan decoration, above one frieze drawer, on tapering splayed legs. 55cm wide x 37cm deep x 75cm high.
€1,000 – 2,000
48 A MAHOgANY FOLD OVER TOP cARD TABLE, c.1800, the moulded top above a palin frieze, on shell capped cabriole legs and faceted feet, 90cm wide.
€1,000 – 1,500
49 A BRASS cOAL BucKET AND SHOVEL; and a brass coal box.
€50 – 100
50 A BRASS gALLERIED FENDER wITH TuRNED PILLAR SuPPORTS AND SPIRAL FINIALS, 147cm wide x 28cm deep.
€200 – 300
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52 A SILKwORK PANEL DEPIcTINg wARRIORS, 46cm x 52cm, in a good verre eglomise gilt plaster frame.
€200 – 300
51 HugH DOugLAS HAMILTON RHA 1739-1808
Portrait of Mary Aylmer (Daughter of Richard Aylmer of Lyons)
Pastel, 9½" x 7¼" (24cm x 18.5cm), inscribed verso.
An eminent portrait painter of his day, Hamilton was born in Dublin around 1739. He began his studies under Robert west at the Dublin Society Drawing School and quickly made a name for himself, developing close links with several important families in Ireland, especially with the La Touche banking family. Having established himself as a leading portraitist in pastel, Hamilton moved to London around 1764 where the fashionable set flocked to have their likeness recorded by the gregarious young artist. He soon gained recognition by the Society of Artists in London where he regularly exhibited his pastels. Hamilton was best-known for his pastel oval portraits, such as this one, depicting the head and shoulders of the sitter. His faces were always well-drawn, with expressive eyes.
€2,000 – 3,000
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55 ATTRIBuTED TO JEREMIAH HODgES MuLcAHY wooded Landscape Oil on panel, 12" x 12¼" (30.5cm x 31cm).
€800 – 1,200
56 STYLE OF HENRY ALKEN 19TH cENTuRY The Shooting Party Oil on panel, 4" x 5½" (10cm x 14cm).
€100 – 200
57 A MAHOgANY TwO TIER TROLLEY ON cASTORS.
€20 – 30
58 A LARgE wOOL cARPET ON SALMON PINK gROuND, 550cm long x 416cm wide.
€300 – 500
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53 wILLIAM JOHN LEEcH RHA 1881-1968
Interior Study, with a Bust of the artist’s wife
May Bottrell
watercolour, 22" x 15½" (56cm x 39.5 cm), signed.
€2,000 – 3,000
54 ENgLISH ScHOOL 19TH cENTuRY
Fishermen on the Shore
Oil on panel, 8½" x 12" (21.5cm x 30.5cm),
in a gilt plaster frame applied with fruiting vine.
€200 – 400
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59 A MAHOgANY, SATINwOOD AND BOXwOOD INLAID SEcRETAIRE BOOKcASE, early 19th century, the moulded cornice above glazed doors, the base with let down front revealing a fitted interior, above three graduating drawers with shaped apron 211cm high x 48cm deep x 92cm width.
€1,000 – 2,000
60 A PAIR OF cHINESE VASES ON gREEN gROuND (converted to lamps).
€200 – 400
61 cOLOuRED REPRODucTION, ‘girl in a blue dress’, in a gilt plaster frame.
€40 – 60
62 A SET OF THREE wEDgEwOOD cuPS AND SAucERS, depicting classical scenes, each with stamp.
€80 – 120
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63 ENgLISH ScHOOL girl in Blue Dress Pastel, 30" x 25" (76cm x 63.5cm) in an elaborate gilt
plaster frame.
€1,000 – 2,000
64 AFTER DuFOE, coloured engraving of Marie Antoinette; and an engraving by Mary Harpe.
€40 – 60
65 THREE MEISSEN cuPS AND SAucERS.
€150 – 250
66 A DRESDEN BOX AND A cOLLEcTION INcLuDINg AYNSLEY.
€80 – 120
67 A MIScELLANEOuS cOLLEcTION, including Dresden cups and saucers (3), plates etc.
€150 – 200
Lot 63
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68 A RARE SWANSEA PLATE, with floral and gilded decoration. 21.5cm diameter; and another plate similar (2).
€100 – 150
69 A HOcHST cOFFEE POT, with transfer printed decoration, 46cm high.
€80 – 120
70 MAuRIcE MAcgONIgAL PPRHA 1900-1979 Before The Regatta, Roundstone watercolour, 9½" x 12" (24cm x 30.5cm),
signed & dated 72.
Provenance: Taylor galleries, Dublin (label verso).
€600 – 900
Lot 68 Lot 68Lot 69
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71 A QuANTITY OF cOFFEE TABLE BOOKS, art related, including:
Ireland painters by Anne crookshank
Irish Homes and castles by Desmond guinness
Irish Furniture by the Knight of glynn and James Peill
€100 – 200
72 THOMAS RYAN PPRHA b.1929 My Academy Rose Oil on board, 6" x 8" (15cm x 20cm), signed; signed and dated 2008 verso.
€800 – 1200
73 MILDRED ANNE BuTLER RwS 1858-1941 View of a Bog watercolour, 10" x 14" (25.5cm x 35.5cm).
Provenance: christie’s, London, 13th October 1981, No.148.
€1,500 – 2,500
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74 JAMES HuMBERT cRAIg RHA RuA, 1877-1944 Errigal Oil on canvas, 20" x 24" (51cm x 61cm),
signed.
€3000 – 5000
75 ENgLISH ScHOOL Horse Studies watercolours (a pair), each 5 1/2" x 8", signed.
€100 – 200
76 A PAIR OF cROwN DERBY STYLE cANDLESTIcKS AND A cOLLEcTION.
€50 – 80
77 A SPODE uRN ON STAND, a Spode posie
holder and a pair of Staffordshire spill vases.
€60 – 100
78 AN OVAL EMBROIDERED PANEL OF
FIguRES, in a gilt plaster frame,
46cm x 51cm.
€50 – 100
79 A ROYAL cROwN DERBY PART cOFFEE SET
(cased), comprising four cups and saucers.
€30 – 50
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80 AN EIgHT BRANcH wATERFORD cHANDELIER, 19th century, hung with swags and lustres.
€2,000 – 4,000
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The Dining Room
Lot 81
Lot 82
Lot 91
Lot 86Lot 86
Lot 89
Lot 121
Lot 122
Lot 109
Lot 140
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81 ALEXANDER wILLIAMS RHA 1846-1930 Views of Achill Island (a pair) Oil on board, each 4" x 15¾" (10cm x 40cm),
signed; inscribed artist label verso.
€800 – 1,200
82 A PAIR OF gILTMETAL HANgINg gARLANDS OF RIBBON, with fruiting vine decoration, 70cm high.
€100 – 200
83 A HORN AND wALNuT gONg, 19th century.
€60 – 100
84 A PAIR OF JAPANESE VASES, late 19th century, 31cm high.
€150 – 250
85 THREE gLASS DEcANTERS, 19th century.
€80 – 120
86 A PAIR OF SATSuMA POT POuRI VASES, 35cm high.
€60 – 100
87 A STAFFORDSHIRE MEAT DISH, in Masons style, with gravy reservoir, 52cm x 42cm.
€80 – 120
88 A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED VIcTORIAN TwO BRANcH cANDLEABRA, with foliate decoration.
€250 – 350
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89 A MAHOgANY AND SATINwOOD INLAID SHERATON STYLE SIDEBOARD, 19th century, with ¾ galleried back, the slightly bowed front with one long drawer, flanked by two short drawers above cupboard doors, on square tapering banded legs 188cm wide x 49cm deep x 99cm high.
€1,000 – 1,500
90 A MAHOgANY cELLARETTE, early 19th century, of sarcophagus shape, with brass ring carrying handles, on hairy paw feet (with zinc fitted interior), 53cm wide x 38cm deep x 56cm high.
€800 – 1,400
91 A gILTwOOD TwO BRANcH cONVEX MIRROR, early 19th century, with eagle cresting, the bobbin turned and foliate decoration surrounding a reeded ebony slip. 90cm high x 70cm wide.
€1,000 – 1,500
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92 LETITIA MARION HAMILTON RHA (1878-1964) On The Scent, The Kildare Hunt Oil on board, 8" x 10" (20cm x 25.5cm), signed with initials.
€1,500 – 2,500
94 LETITIA MARION HAMILTON RHA 1878-1964 Ballinahinch Oil on board, 8" x 10" (20cm x 25.5cm),
signed with initials.
Provenance: The Dawson gallery, Dublin (label verso).
€1,000 – 1,500
93 EVA HENRIETTA HAMILTON 1876-1960 cottage In The west Oil on board, 14½" x 17½" (37cm x 44.5cm), signed with initials.
Provenance: The Hamilton Family by descent.
The sister of Letitia Hamilton, Eva attended Alexandra college in Dublin. She studied her art at both the Metropolitan School of Art and at the Slade in London and was highly regarded both as an oil painter and a watercolourist. She exhibited at the guild Hall in London and over a period of 40 years she exhibited 121 works at the Royal Irish Academy. In 1939 she held one of several exhibitions in the goupil gallery in London. The studio magazine commented on ‘Evening in connemara’ having “…a true feeling for the poetry of landscape…” and revealed the artist as “particularly sensitive to the effects of light and atmosphere”.
€1,500 – 2,500
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95 wILLIAM HOARE RA 1706-1792 Portrait of a gentleman in a Red coat Pastel, 24" x 18" (61cm x 46cm) in its original hand
carved pine frame.
€2,000 – 3,000
96 A MAHOgANY SIDE cABINET, 20th century, with two cupboard doors above one long drawer on turned legs. 120cm wide.
€200 – 400
97 A PAIR OF cARVED gILTwOOD 2 BRANcH wALL ScONcES, decorated with Ho ho birds and foliage, 61cm high.
€200 – 400
98 A PAIR OF BRASS DESK cANDLESTIcKS.
€50 – 100
99 A MAHOgANY OVAL TRAY wITH BRASS HANDLES, inlaid with fruit and foliage.
€50 – 100
100 A gILTwOOD AND PLASTER REgENcY cOMPARTMENTED OVERMANTEL MIRROR, early 19th century, the frieze applied with spheres above hanging swags, flanked by reeded Corinthian columns, 86cm high x 167cm wide.
€1,000 – 1,500
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101 18TH cENTuRY ScHOOL Portrait Of A Young Man, Peter Sinclair Of Brins Oil on canvas, 30" x 25" (76cm x 63.5 cm), inscribed.
€1,000 – 2,000
102 A PAIR OF TwO BRANcH BRASS wALL ScONcES, with ribbon tied decoration, 30cm high.
€200 – 300
103 AFTER JAMES MALTON, two coloured engravings “Dublin castle/Rotunda Hospital”, each 31cm x 43cm.
€200 – 400
104 after HERRINg The Silks and Satins of The Turf coloured engraving, 24" x 46".
€300 – 500
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105 A MAHOgANY SERVINg TABLE, IRISH, c.1830, with ¾ shaped gallery back, the top with gadrooned rim above a frieze with reeded and ropetwist panels centred by a cartouche crest, raised on leaf capped rope twist turned legs and paw feet, 137cm wide x 56cm deep x 112cm high.
€1,000 – 2,000
106 A PAIR OF MAHOgANY TORcHERES, in Regency style, with reeded circular tops above hipped rope twist turned columns, on leaf capped downswept legs and paw feet, 137cm high.
€600 – 1,000
107 HARRIET OSBORNE O’HAgAN 1830-1921 Normandy Farm Oil on canvas, 15" x 18", signed and dated 1891.
Born in Dublin, O’Hagan first exhibited her work at the RHA in 1849. She studied in Paris under several highly regarded teachers including Thomas couture (1815-1879) whose most famous pupil was Edouard Manet (1832-1883). She exhibited at several of the Paris salons. A charcoal study of “Normandy Farm” is in the collection of the National gallery of Ireland. The artist spent most of her artistic life in Paris and died there in 1921, so her work is rare on the Irish market.
€1,000 – 2,000
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108 A MAHOgANY BREAKFRONT BOOKcASE, late 19th century, the dental cornice above a moulded frieze and four astragal glazed doors, the base with fielded panel cupboard doors, on bracket feet, 217cm wide x 52cm deep x 232cm high.
€3,000 – 5,000
109 cONOR wALTON b.1970 gRAPES Oil on board, 12" x 9" (30.5cm x 23cm) signed.
€300 – 500
110 A cOPELAND SPODE PART DESERT SERVIcE, with floral decoration on a blue ground (approx. 64 pieces).
€150 – 250
111 A STAFFORDSHIRE PART DINNER SERVIcE.
€100 – 200
112 TwO DEcANTERS, with diamond cut bodies.
€50 – 100
113 JOHN BEHAN RHA b. 1932 Noel Mannion Bronze, 15" high, signed & dated 1989.
Noel Mannion played 16 times for Ireland at No.8 during the late 80s/early 90’s. He is always remembered for the legendary try he scored in the victory against wales in the 1989 5 Nations, where he ran the length of the pitch, before falling over the line.
€2,500 – 3,500
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114 A MAHOgANY THREE TIER DuMB wAITER, 19th century, on baluster turned supports, 122cm wide x 45cm deep x 123cm high.
€400 – 600
115 A MIScELLANEOuS cOLLEcTION, including four Doulton Burslem plates, a Versace plate and a quantity of Imari pattern plates (9).
€50 – 100
116 A PAIR OF MASON’S IRONSTONE PLATES, three soup bowls in Imari pattern and two plates (7).
€60 – 100
116A A SPODE SIDE PLATE, with floral decoration and a collection of plates including Masons (11).
€60 – 100
117 ESTELLA FRANcES SOLOMONS RHA 1882-1968 Figures on the Beach, Kerry Oil on canvas board, 10" x 14" (25.5 x 35.5cm), signed.
€400 – 600
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118 A PAIR OF wATERFORD gLASS uRNS, 19th
century (one lacking lid) and a tumbler.
€150 – 200
118A A cuT gLASS wATER Jug, 19th century, with
serrated rim and stepped neck and a moulded
glass jug.
€30 – 50
119 PETER PEARSON cONTEMPORARY View up The Liffey, Towards the Four courts Pastel, 24" x 31" (61cm x 79cm), signed and
dated 90.
€1,000 – 1,500
120 DAVID FRENcH LE ROY b.1971 Still Life Oil on board, 13" x 26" (33cm x 66cm), signed.
€800 – 1,200
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121 A MAHOgANY REgENcY EXTENDINg DININg TABLE, early 19th century, with reeded rounded rim, raised on reeded ring turned legs and brass castors, 309cm long x 130cm wide (extended).
€6,000 – 9,000
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122 A SET OF TwELVE MAHOgANY DININg
cHAIRS, early 19th century, including two open
armchairs, the reeded tablet backs with H-shape
stretchers on ring turned tapering legs.
€2,000 – 4,000
123 AFTER E. PuRcELL, “Blackberries”, a coloured
lithograph in a verre eglomise gilt frame, bearing
the label “Daniel Egan, Dublin” verso.
€200 – 300
124 STYLE OF KAuFMAN, black and white stipple
engraving, in a verre eglomise frame.
€100 – 200
125 A cREAM HANDMADE wOOL cARPET wITH gREEK KEY BORDER, by V'Soske Joyce, 495cm x 325cm.
€300 – 500
126 A MAHOgANY TwO TIER DuMB wAITER, c. 1900, on turned supports.
€100 – 200
127 A BLuE AND wHITE JARDINIERE wITH TRANSFER PRINTED DEcORATION.
€100 – 200
128 A BASALT wARE wEDgEwOOD BOwL and a quantity of wedgewood leaf plates.
€60 – 100
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129 A wATERFORD DIAMOND cuT gLASS BOwL, 19th century , with serrated rim on a knopped and stepped support raised on a lemon squeezer base, 28cm diameter x 23cm high.
€200 – 400
130 A ROSEwOOD AND BOXwOOD BANDED TEA cADDY, c. 1900, of sarcophagus shape, the lift up lid revealing two compartments with brass ring handles, on brass spherical feet.
€200 – 300
131 A wATERFORD cuT gLASS BOwL ON KNOPPED STEM, 19th century, with diamond cut banding on circular base. 19.5cm diameter x 19.5cm high.
€200 – 300
132 A PART cOFFEE SET BY T. gOODE & cO, decorated with shamrock pattern and a quantity of Indian Tree pattern ware.
€30 – 50
133 A CAMDEN PART TEA SET, with floral and gilt decoration stamped “Harrods Limited, Brompton Road, London”.
€40 – 60
134 A cHELSEA “gREEN DRAgON” PART SERVIcE, comprising tea cups, plates, etc.
€40 – 60
135 A QuANTITY OF cuT gLASS POSIE HOLDERS, TRAYS ETc.
€20 – 30
136 A MIScELLANEOuS QuANTITY OF ASSORTED DRINKINg gLASSES.
€50 – 100
137 A MIScELLANEOuS QuANTITY OF ASSORTED DRINKINg gLASSES.
€50 – 100
138 A cuT gLASS BOwL (LAcKINg LID) AND A MOuLDED gLASS “SwEETMEAT” BOwL.
€50 – 100
139 A BRASS HANGING LANTERN (as fitted to the hall).
€100 – 150
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140 A gILTBRASS TwELVE BRANcH HANgINg gLASS cHANDELIER, with hanging garlands and droplets, approximately 132cm high (excl. chain).
€2,000 – 4,000
44
Silver and Plate
45
151 A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, Sheffield 1900, in the neoclassical taste on square bases, 11" high.
€400 – 600
152 A VIcTORIAN TwO HANDLED SILVER PLATED wINE cOOLER, with vine leaf decoration.
€300 – 500
153 SIX SILVER cRESTED KINgS PATTERN TEASPOONS, London 1870.
€80 – 120
154 SIX SILVER cRESTED KINgS PATTERN TEASPOONS, London 1837 (1 London 1870).
€80 – 120
155 TEN SHEFFIELD SILVER TAPERED SERVINg SPOONS, 9 Sheffield 1927, 1 1926, crested.
€300 – 500
156 A PAIR OF SILVER KINgS PATTERN SERVINg SPOONS, London 1822; and two other serving spoons, London (4).
€80 – 120
157 A LARgE SILVER TwO HANDLED cuP, BY west & Son, Dublin 1911, with celtic decoration, 11¼", diameter (with base).
€500 – 800
158 AN IRISH SILVER TwO HANDLED cuP, Dublin 1914, with celtic decoration, 5" diameter.
€300 – 350
Lot 157
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159 AN IRISH SILVER DISH RINg, Dublin 1896, by west & Son, decorated with a continuous frieze of figures and animals (with thin blue liner).
€2,500 – 3,500
160 FIVE SHEFFIELD SILVER DESSERT FORKS, 1903, BY Jas Dixon and Sons, with crested fiddle pattern.
€100 – 200
161 TwELVE TAPERED HANDLE cRESTED TEASPOONS, Sheffield 1922.
€150 – 250
161A A PAIR OF 9" cORINTHIAN cOLuMN SILVER CANDLESTICKS, Sheffield 1901, with ribbed decoration on square bases.
€300 – 500
162 TwELVE SILVER cRESTED FIDDLE PATTERN
SHEFFIELD DINNER FORKS, by Jas Dixon
and Sons, 1902.
€300 – 500
163 FIVE SILVER DESSERT SPOONS, London 1904,
crested with tapered handles.
€200 – 300
164 FOuR SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS,
2 Dublin 1861, Dublin 1830, Dublin 1839,
and 2 others.
€100 – 150
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165 AN OVOID SHAPED SILVER SAucE BOAT, Dublin circa 1800-10 (date mark rubbed), by Matthew west, on shell and hoof feet.
€700 – 1,000
166 AN IRISH SILVER SugAR BOwL OF OVOID FORM, Dublin 1810, with bright cut decoration.(makers mark rubbed).
€300 – 500
167 A SILVER cREAM Jug, Dublin 1828, with bright cut decoration, (makers mark rubbed).
€150 – 250
168 A gLASS AND SILVER HIP FLASK, London 1913.
€150 – 200
169 A SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, Sheffield 1867,
inscribed.
€150 – 250
170 A SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, Sheffield 1888,
with spiral fluted decoration.
€100 – 200
171 A FOuR PIEcE SILVER TEA SERVIcE, west & Sons,
Dublin 1913, the domed lids with foliate decoration,
chased leaf wrapped and scroll handle, the bodies
decorated with repossee work and floral motifs.
€2,500 – 4,000
Lot 165
Lot 166
Lot 167
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172 A LARgE OVAL TwO HANDLED SILVER TRAY, by wests of Dublin 1913, with ornate floral and open pierced border, 25" x 19".
€1,500 – 2,500
173 A SILVER HIgHLY EMBOSSED TEAPOT, by Richard Sawyer Dublin 1836, with floral motif.
€800 – 1000
174 A LONDON SILVER cIgARETTE BOX, (Marks rubbed).
€70 – 100
175 A SILVER cIgARETTE BOX, Birmingham1912, with crest on bun feet.
€70 – 100
176 A SILVER ENgINE TuRNED cIgARETTE BOX, Birmingham, 1940, and a silver engine turned card holder.
€50 – 70
177 A SILVER cIgARETTE cASE wITH AN ENgRAVINg OF DOg, Birmingham 1940.
€70 – 90
178 A SILVER cIgARETTE cASE, Birmingham 1952.
€50 – 70
179 A SILVER INK wELL, Birmingham 1914, with reeded decoration and another.
€100 – 200
180 A cASED SHEFFIELD SLIVER gRAPE SCISSORS, Sheffield 1897.
€200 – 300
181 A cASED SET OF SIX SILVER TEA KNIVES, Sheffield 1916.
€100 – 200
182 A cASED SET OF TwELVE SILVER BRIgHT CUT TEASPOONS, Sheffield 1916 .
€150 – 250
183 A cASED SET OF SIX SHEFFIELD SILVER TEA KNIVES, Sheffield 1904.
€100 – 200
184 A cASED SET OF TwELVE SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, Sheffield 1905, bone handle with crest.
€250 – 350
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185 A cASED SET FOuR SILVER REcTANguLAR BON BON DISHES,London 1896, with open and pierced decoration, crested.
€300 – 500
186 A SILVER AND gLASS ROuND INK wELL, London 1899 (damaged).
€80 – 100
187 A PAIR OF BIRMINgHAM SILVER PEPPER POTS, 1912.
€80 – 150
188 FOuR EMBOSSED SILVER SALTS, London 1881, on hoof feet.
€250 – 350
189 A PAIR OF OVAL AND PIERcED SILVER SALTS, Birmingham, 1912, and a matching mustard pot.
€100 – 200
190 AN IRISH EMBOSSED SILVER SugAR TONgS, Dublin 1853.
€200 – 300
191 AN IRISH SILVER NAPKIN RINg, Dublin 1920, by west & Son, with others and salt spoons.
€40 – 60
192 AN IRISH SILVER TwO HANDLED BOwL, Dublin 1862, with a London silver vesta case, 1896 and a cigarette lighter.
€40 – 60
193 AN EARLY 19TH cENTuRY BRIgHT cuT SILVER SNuFF BOX, (marks rubbed), a tortoiseshell box and a papier mache snuff box.
€40 – 60
194 A LONDON SILVER OVAL EMBOSSED BOX, 1902, with a blue glass double ended perfume bottle, with embossed silver caps.
€50 – 100
195 A cASED SET OF TwELVE FRuIT KNIVES AND FORKS, with bone handles and elaborate plated mounts.
€200 – 300
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196 A SILVER PLATED EMBOSSED TEA KETTLE, on stand with plated dish holder.
€60 – 100
197 A THREE PIEcE SILVER PLATED cASED cHRISTENINg SET.
€50 – 100
198 AN OVAL SILVER PLATED VEgETABLE DISH AND cOVER, with plated tazza.
€30 – 50
199 A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED PEPPERS, and a 3 piece silver plated condiment set on tray.
€30 – 50
200 A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED PHEASANTS
€30 – 50
201 FOuR FIDDLE PATTERNED SILVER PLATED cRESTED LADLES
€40 – 60
202 ELEVEN SILVER PLATED FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, with crest.
€30 – 50
203 FIVE SILVER PLATED RAT TAIL TABLESPOONS.
€20 – 40
204 SIX SILVER PLATED RAT TAIL DESSERT SPOONS.
€30 – 50
205 TwELVE SILVER PLATED FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT FORKS.
€30 – 50
206 SEVEN SILVER PLATED RAT TAIL DINNER FORKS, with 3 others.
€30 – 50
207 A MIScELLANEOuS QuANTITY OF SILVER PLATED SPOONS.
€5 – 10
208 A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED cOASTERS, with scalloped borders.
€150 – 200
209 A SILVER PLATED cIgAR BOX.
€10 – 20
210 AN ART NOuVEAu STYLE RuBY gLASS AND SILVER PLATED cLARET Jug.
€100 – 200
211 A FINE PAIR OF VIcTORIAN SILVER PLATED OVOID VEgETABLE DISHES AND cOVERS.
€250 – 350
212 A TwO HANDLED SILVER PLATED TuREEN, with beaded border on foliate feet with cover, 19th century.
€200 – 300
213 A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED DISH cOVERS wITH ENgRAVED DEcORATION, Mappin Brothers.
€200 – 300
214 AN OLD SHEFFIELD PLATED BEER TANKARD, with engraved decoration, crested.
€100 – 200
215 A BOX OF BONE HANDLED KNIVES, and silver plated spoons.
€50 – 100
216 A PAIR OF SHEFFIELD SILVER BuTTER FORKS, 1908, and three silver Sheffield butter knives, 1929.
€50 – 120
217 A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED FIDDLE PATTERN SERVINg SPOONS, with a pair of plated marrow scoops.
€25 – 50
218 A LARgE SILVER PLATED FIDDLE PATTERN SOuP LADLE, crested.
€30 – 60
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219 A SILVER PLATED cRuMB TRAY wITH BONE HANDLE, three strainers, one pickle fork and butter knife and a silver plated tongs.
€25 – 45
220 AN ASSORTED LOT OF SILVER PLATE
€20 – 50
221 A cASED STERLINg SILVER SAucE BOAT, with serrated border Sheffield 1952 (imported mark) sauce ladle, Sheffield 1948.
€250 – 350
222 SIX BONE HANDLED KNIVES.
€20 – 30
223 A PAIR OF EPNS JAMSPOONS, with a pair of silver plated cake servers, sugar tongs.
€10 – 20
224 A SILVER TEA cADDY, chester 1913, with embossed decoration of figures.
€250 – 350
225 A SILVER EMBOSSED SugAR BOwL, with gilt interior by Mappin and webb London 1890.
€250 – 350
226 A SILVER cREAM Jug, Birmingham 1954, with serrated border.
€100 – 150
227 A TwO HANDLED SILVER BOwL, Birmingham 1954.
€80 – 120
228 A SILVER PLATED SugAR cADDY.
€30 – 50
229 A cASED SET OF BONE HANDLED KNIVES AND FORKS, and a silver plated fish fork.
€30 – 50
230 AN IRISH SILVER BRIgHT cuT SugAR SIFTER SPOON, Dublin 1902.
€70 – 100
231 TwO SugAR TONgS, BuTTER KNIFE AND FORK.
€5 – 10
232 SEVENTEEN FIDDLE PATTERN DINNER FORKS, crested, with 6 others.
€40 – 80
233 A GENTLEMANS TRAVELLING CASE, with fitted interior, containing silver mounted bottles, clothes brushes, etc.
€200 – 400
234 TwO SIMILAR SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SERVINg SPOONS, Dublin 1811 and 1808; another Bright cut serving spoon, Dublin 1765 (marks rubbed) and silver teaspoon, Dublin 1831 (4).
€60 – 100
235 A PLATED cAKE STAND, MuFFIN DISH, TOAST RAcKS, ETc.
€30 – 50
236 A QuANTITY OF BONE HANDLED KNIVES (cRESTED); and a bone handled fruit service.
€30 – 50
237 A QuANTITY OF PLATED wARE INcLuDINg cONDIMENTS, FLATwARE, ETc.
€20 – 40
237A A QuANTIY OF PLATED FIDDLE PATTERN SPOONS AND FORKS.
€30 – 50
238 NINE PLATED FIDDLE PATTERN FORKS
€10 – 20
238A NINETEEN PLATED FIDDLE PATTERN SPOONS (cRESTED).
€30 – 50
239 SIX PLATED KINgS PATTERN FORKS
€20 – 30
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240 PETER cOLLIS RHA b.1929 Fast Running Stream, glendalough Oil on card, 8½" x 9", signed.
€800 – 1200
241 EMILIE JANSON Still Life – Flowers in a cut glass Vase watercolour and gouache, 18" x 13¼"
(46cm x 33.5cm), inscribed label verso.
€100 – 200
242 AN ORIENTAL Rug ON RuST gROuND,
222cm x 120cm.
€200 – 300
243 ALEXANDER wILLIAMS RHA 1846-1930
coastal Landscape
Oil on board, 10" x 18", signed.
€400 – 600
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244 AN OAK MARRIAgE cHEST, continental, 19th century, with domed lid, the sides with carved panels and inlaid figures of birds, on bracket feet. 136cm wide.
€400 – 600
245 A MAHOgANY SET OF HANgINg wALL SHELVES, c.1900.
€100 – 200
246 A SET OF FOuR BLAcK AND wHITE ENgRAVINgS.
€100 – 200
247 A MAHOgANY AND SATINwOOD INLAID SIDE TABLE, 20th century with two frieze drawers on square tapering legs.
€50 – 100
248 A PAIR OF gILTPLASTER uPRIgHT wALL MIRRORS.
€50 – 100
249 after SIR JOSHuA REYNOLDS Francis, Duke of Bedford and Brothers coloured engraving, 22" x 18", and a collection.
€100 – 200
250 A wALNuT cLOcK, c.1900, by william Harris, 77 Oxford Street, Manchester.
€200 – 400
251 A MAHOgANY AND uPHOLSTERD LOw cHAIR, late 19th century on sabre legs.
€50 – 100
252 A MAHOgANY cHAMBER TABLE, c. 1800 with one frieze drawer on square legs with a crossover stretcher.
€200 – 300
253 A MAHOgANY FRAMED OVAL wALL MIRROR, 20th century.
€50 – 100
254 A gILT PLASTER wALL MIRROR, c.1900, in Adams style, the urn cresting hung with ribbon tied swags, 100cm wide x 80cm high.
€300 – 500
255 AFTER M. BROwN, A BLAcK AND wHITE cOPPER ENgRAVINg OF THE DuKE OF LEEDS REcEIVINg THE TuRKISH AMBASSADOR; and a collection, 20" x 24".
€50 – 100
256 after wILLIAM HOgARTH A Rake’s Progress (Plate). Black and white engravings (plates 1,6,7&?) a set of four,
each 14" x 16", inscribed, Bregazzi & Sons (framing label verso).
€200 – 400
257 after wILLIAM HOgARTH Sandibras in Tribulation Black and white engraving, 12" x 15".
€80 – 120
258 cONTINENTAL ScHOOL, 19TH cENTuRY. Rooftop View Oil on board, 14" diameter.
€150 – 250
259 MARIA SIMONDS gOODINg, cONTEMPORARY Sheep of Inisicileáin coloured etching, ed. 7/ 35, signed and inscribed.
€30 – 50
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The Bedrooms
Lot 267
Lot 262
Lot 260Lot 266
Lot 265
Lot 261
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260 AN uPHOLSTERED wINg BAcK ARMcHAIR, on turned mahogany legs.
€200 – 300
261 A PAIR OF KINgwOOD cROSSBANDED BEDSIDE LOcKERS, with shaped gallery backs above three short drawers on square tapering legs, 37cm wide x 31cm deep be 73cm high.
€300 – 500
262 A MAHOgANY FOuR POSTER SINgLE BED, mid 19th century, with turned baluster supports to one end and ropetwist columns to the other (headed by urn shaped finials), the foot board with fan and roundel decoration.
€400 – 600
263 A STAINED wOOD AND wIcKER DISHED FOOTSTOOL, 20th century and a kneeler.
€40 – 60
264 A MAHOgANY LOw cHAIR, c. 1900, with pierced foliate back on sabre legs and brass castors.
€100 – 150
265 A gILT METAL TABLE LAMP, modern.
€250 – 350
266 A MAHOgANY cRuTcH MIRROR, 20th century.
€100 – 200
267 AN ART NOuVEAu HANgINg LIgHT (as fitted to the bedroom).
€200 - 300
268 A MASON’S IRONSTONE DRESSINg TABLE BOX with transfer printed decoration and a collection.
€40 – 60
269 RIcHARD KINgSTON RHA 1922-2003 cut Melon watercolour, 15½" x 12", signed and dated 96.
Provenance, Solomon gallery (label verso).
€700 – 1,000
Lot 261
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270 AN OAK cHEST ON cHEST, English, early 18th century, the plain frieze concealing a hidden drawer above two short and three long graduating drawers, above a shaped apron on cabriole legs and bun feet, 112cm wide x 62cm deep x 178cm high.
€1,500 – 2,000
271 A MAHOgANY OPEN ARMcHAIR, early 19th century, with plain tablet back, downswept arms with turned supports on square legs, joined by a H-shaped stretcher.
€100 – 200
272 A MAHOgANY FRAMED uPHOLSTERED OPEN ARMcHAIR, c.1900 on cabriole legs and pad feet.
€60 – 100
273 A MAHOgANY TRIPOD LIFT uP TABLE, 18th century, on a central baluster turned support, downswept legs and pad feet. 80cm diameter.
€200 – 300
274 A BRASS cORINTHIAN cOLuMN OIL LAMP wITH gLASS RESERVOIR (converted to a lamp), the base 62cm high.
€250 – 350
275 A gILTPLASTER REgENcY OVERMANTEL MIRROR, early 19th century, with bobbin turned decoration, 159cm wide x 86cm high.
€600 – 1,000
276 A MAHOgANY AND BOXwOOD INLAID BEDROOM cHAIR, c.1900.
€60 – 100
277 AN ORIENTAL cARPET, on rust ground, 204cm x 123cm.
€200 – 300
278 A BRASS PIERCED FENDER, 70 cm wide, fire iron etc.
€40 – 60
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279 A ROSEwOOD POLEScREEN, 19th century, with a tapestry panel of dogs, on a ring turned tapering column, hipped downswept legs and scroll feet.
€200 – 400
280 A ROSEwOOD FRAMED POLE ScREEN, 19th century containing a tapestry of a shepherd, above a central turned column, on turned downswept tripod base.
€200 – 400
281 NORMAN TEELINg, cONTEMPORARY The Artist’s garden Oil on board, 10" x 12" (25.5 x 30.5cm), signed.
€300 – 500
282 A MAHOgANY INLAID wARDROBE, 20th century with rounded ends, with two central mirrored doors above two short drawers, on bracket feet, 190cm wide.
€100 – 200
283 gERALDINE O’BRIEN B.1922 Still Life - Summer Flowers Oil on canvas, 33" x 30" (84 x 76cm), signed.
€2,000 – 3,000
284 NORMAN TEELINg, cONTEMPORARY garden View Oil on board, 10" x 17" (25.5 x 43cm), signed.
€300 – 500
285 TOM NISBET RHA 1909-2001 Bridge On The canal watercolour, 10" x 13¾" (25.5 x 35cm).
Provenance: Artist’s Studio Sale, These Rooms November 2006 (label verso).
€150 – 250
286 MARSHAL c. HuTSON 1903-2001 Fly Fishing Oil on canvas, 20" x 24" (51 x 61cm), signed.
€300 – 500
279 280
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287 A MAHOgANY OVAL DROP LEAF TABLE,
19th century by Butler, Dublin , with two frieze
drawers to one side stamped “Butler, Dublin” and
dummy drawers to the other, on a central baluster
support, quadripartite downswept legs and brass
castors, 153cm wide x
€800 – 1, 200
288 NO LOT
289 A PAIR OF MAHOgANY DININg cHAIRS, mid
19th century, with shaped backs, serpentine seat
on sabre legs, upholstered in hide.
€200 – 300
290 A MAHOgANY cHEST OF FOuR LONg
gRADuATINg DRAwERS, 18th century on
bracket feet, 94cm wide x 91cm high.
€400 – 600
291 A MAHOgANY TwO DOOR wARDROBE, 19th century, the moulded cornice above two panelled doors, the base with one long drawer, on turned feet.
€100 – 200
292 A MAHOgANY SEcRETAIRE cHEST, mid 19th century, with gadrooned rim, above a let down secretaire drawer concealing a fitted interior, above three graduating drawers, 114cm wide x 57cm deep x 120cm high.
€200 – 400
293 A MAHOgANY SEcRETAIRE A ABBATANT, early 19th century, with pedimented top above two short drawers and three dummy drawers, revealing a let down front and fitted interior, above three further graduating drawers on bracket feet, 107cm wide x 58cm deep, 150cm high.
€600 – 1,000
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294 PAuLINE BEwIcK RHA b. 1935 Reclining Figure, Kerry Landscape Pen & watercolour, 30½" x 22" (77.5 x 56cm),
signed and dated 1978.
€1,500 – 2,000
295 TOM NISBET RHA 1909-2001 cattle watering watercolour, 11" x 15" (28cm x 38cm).
Provenance: Artist’s Studio Sale, These Rooms November 2006 (label verso).
€200 – 300
296 TOM NISBET RHA 1909-2001 cattle Resting watercolour, 11" x 15" (28cm x 38cm).
Provenance: Artist’s Studio Sale, These Rooms November 2006 (label verso).
€200 – 300
297 MARKEY ROBINSON 1918-1999 unloading The catch gouache on board, 16" x 24" (40.5 x 61cm),
signed.
€2,000 – 4,000
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298 A MAHOgANY BAcHELORS cHEST, 18th century, of four graduating drawers, on bracket feet, 85cm wide x 92cm high (with later mirror attachment).
€400 – 600
299 A MAHOgANY LINEN PRESS, 19TH cENTuRY, the plain cornice above two fielded panel doors, the base with two short and two long graduating drawers, on bracket feet.
€200 – 300
300 cONTINENTAL ScHOOL, 17th century. christ on the cross Oil on panel, 25" x 20"
€400 – 600
301 A MAHOgANY BOOT STAND, 19th century.
€100 – 200
302 A MAHOgANY SET OF OPEN BOOKSHELVES, 19th century.
€200 – 300
303 A MAHOgANY wARDROBE, 19th century, the moulded cornice above two arched panel doors, the base with two short drawers, on bracket feet.
€200 – 300
304 A SET OF MAHOgANY BED ENDS, 20th century, with applied trellis decoration.
€200 – 300
305 A gILT PLASTER REgENcY STYLE cOMPARTMENTED OVER MANTEL MIRROR, decorated with rams heads and swags, flanked by leaf tied reeded supports. 159cm side x 69cm high.
€600 – 1000
306 A MAHOgANY FRAMED DRESSINg TABLE MIRROR, c.1900 in a reeded frame, 60cm wide.
€80 – 120
307 A MIScELLANEOuS QuANTITY OF PRINTS.
€50 – 100
61
308 MOYRA BARRY 1885-1960 Summer Flowers Oil on canvas, 20" x 24" (51cm x 61cm), signed.
€800 – 1,200
309 A MAHOgANY cHEVAL MIRROR ON SHAPED BASE, with downswept legs.
€200 - 300
310 A MAHOgANY LINEN PRESS, 19th century, with moulded cornice above two paneled doors, the base with two long graduating drawers, on a plinth base.
€200 – 400
311 A SATINwOOD AND PAINTED SHAPED OccASIONAL TABLE, c.1900, with floral decoration on tapering splayed legs, cross stretcher.
€200 – 300
312 A wALNuT BEDSIDE cOMMODE, c. 1900 with one inlaid door on plinth base.
€60 – 100
313 AN uPHOLSTERED EASY cHAIR, on bun feet.
€30 – 50
314 A MAHOgANY FRAMED FIREScREEN, with an embroidery of a peacock and a collection.
€30 – 50
315 A MASON STYLE JUG, with imari pattern and a quantity of jugs.
€30 – 50
316 AN OAK AND METAL BOuND TRAVELLINg TRuNK, 19th century, with carrying handles.
€100 – 200
317 THREE MODEL TOY cARS INcLuDINg MgB AND HORcH (2), with original boxes.
€50 – 100
318 A MAHOgANY cHEST OF TwO SHORT AND THREE LONg gRADuATINg DRAwERS, 18th century, on bracket feet. 94cm wide x 52cm deep x 73cm high.
€500 – 700
319 cONTINENTAL ScHOOL, 19TH cENTuRY Shipping Scene Oil on canvas, 9" x 12".
€60 – 100
320 SIX ASSORTED SILVER PLATED SALVERS AND TRAYS.
€60 - 100
321 ESTELLA SOLOMONS 1882-1968 The Brazen Head Etching, 5¾" x 4", Frederick gallery, (label verso), A/P.
€40 – 60
322 AFTER HARRY NEILSON Mr Fox’s Hunt Breakfast on christmas Day coloured reproduction, 13½" x 28".
€30 – 50
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323 NORMAN J MccAIg 1929-2001 Fishing Boats, Letterfrack Oil on board, 20" x 16", signed;
inscribed label verso.
€800 – 1,400
324 A MAHOgANY TwO TIER TROLLEY
€20 – 30
325 A QuANTITY OF DRESSINg TABLE ITEMS, including letter openers, ivory box etc.
€40 – 60
326 A MIScELLANEOuS cOLLEcTION, including a framed plaster relief of Emperor Alexander, etc.
€40 – 60
327 A QuANTITY OF JARDINIERES, VASES ETc.
€20 – 30
328 A QuANTITY OF PLAYINg cARDS, Bridge games, etc.
€20 – 30
329 AN “OLD cHELSEA” STYLE PART TEA SERVIcE; and a Staffordshire part tea service with floral decoration.
€30 – 50
330 A BOX OF ASSORTED LINEN TABLE MATTS, napkins, etc.
€20 – 40
331 A QuANTITY OF cLOTH TABLE MATS ETc.
€10 – 20
332 ENgLISH ScHOOL Figures in a wooded Landscape Oil on panel, 12" x 14" (poor condition), in a gilt
plaster frame.
€60 – 100
333 A LAcE TABLEcLOTH AND A cOLLEcTION.
€30 – 50
334 A STAFFORDSHIRE PART DINNER SERVIcE; and another.
€30 – 50
335 A SEwINg MAcHINE BASE AND AN EASY cHAIR
€10 - 20
336 A SET OF FIVE “MEADOw” SOuP BOwLS, and a collection of assorted plates (approximately 19).
€20 – 40
337 A QuANTITY OF ASSORTED PLATES.
€10 – 20
338 A QuANTITY OF MOuLDED gLASS SERVINg BOwLS, ETc.
€20 – 40
339 AN ETcHED AMBER gLASS FLARED VASE AND A cOLLEcTION.
€50 – 100
341 A PLATED MEAT DISH cOVER.
€30 – 50
342 A PINE RAIL BAcK KITcHEN cHAIR, TRAY, ETc.
€10 – 20
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343 after cEcIL ALDEN Pictures from Pickwick A set of six coloured reproductions of Dickens,
each 15" x 19½"
€50 – 100
344 A QuANTITY OF MIScELLANEOuS PRINTS. €30 – 50
345 BuRNINg RuINS AT TEMPLE BAR, 11" x 20". €0 – 0
346 A FOuR FOLD BEDROOM ScREEN. €10 – 20
347 A SET OF MAHOgANY BED ENDS, 20th cENTuRY; and another (damaged).
€20 – 40
348 after VAN DYcK Pope Philip II Black and white engraving and two others.
€50 – 100
349 IRISH ScHOOL, 20TH cENTuRY Portrait of a woman Oil on canvas, 20" x 16".
€60 – 100
350 after MORELAND, coloured reproduction and a pair of botanical prints.
€30 – 50
351 A QuANTITY OF BLuE AND wHITE wARE, a Royal Doulton bowl, etc.
€40 – 60
352 A PAIR OF PLATED DESK cANDLESTIcKS, and a quantity of dressing table items.
€50 – 100
353 THE NEw SLIPPER BED PAN AND ANOTHER (2). €10 – 20
354 A QuANTITY OF MEN’S TIES. €30 – 50
355 ANOTHER LOT SIMILAR. €30 – 50
356 ANOTHER LOT SIMILAR. €30 – 50
357 A TuRNED wOOD TABLE LAMP, MODERN. €20 – 30
358 AN OAK BEDSIDE cOMMODE, 20th century, on barley twist supports.
€20 – 30
359 A HANgINg cucKOO cLOcK, MODERN. €20 – 40
360 A PAIR OF PLASTER wALL BRAcKETS OF FEMALES. €10 – 20
361 A SILVER MOuNTED wALKINg cANE, and a collection including shooting sticks etc.
€30 – 50
362 A METAL AND cLOISONNÉ POT POuRI; and another decorated with ox heads.
€40 – 60
363 A TRANSFER PRINTED TEAPOT, and a collection of assorted jugs etc.
€30 – 50
364 A MIScELLANEOuS cOLLEcTION OF MOuLDED GLASS, including vases, jugs, etc.
€30 – 50
365 AN IMARI PATTERN PART TEA SERVIcE. €20 – 40
366 A FAMILLE ROSE TEAPOT, a Dresden water carrier (damaged) and a collection.
€20 – 40
367 A SHELF OF MIScELLANEOuS gLASSwARE. €20 – 40
368 A SuTHERLAND PART cOFFEE SET. €20 – 30
369 A SHELF OF PART DINNER SERVIcES. €30 – 50
370 A STAFFORDSHIRE cHEESE DISH AND cOVER, a Royal Doulton bowl and a set of seven Newhall soup bowls (8).
€40 – 60
371 A SET OF SIX BLuE gLASS RuMMERS, and a blue glass water jug.
€20 – 40
1. Definitions In these conditions, de Veres Art Auctions, who act as auctioneers and
agents for the vendor, are called ‘the auctioneers’ (which expression shall be deemed to include their servants and agents) and the representative of de Veres conducting the auction is called ‘The Auctioneer’.
2. Third Party Liability Every person at or on the ‘Auctioneers’ premises or at any premises being
used by the Auctioneer at any time shall be deemed to be there entirely at his/her own risk and shall have no claim whatsoever against the Auctioneers or their servants or agents in respect of any accident or incident which may occur nor any injury, damage or loss howsoever arising and whether or not same is the subject of any allegation of negligence.
3. general whilst the Auctioneers make every effort to ensure the accuracy of their
catalogue and the description of any lot:(a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any
other lots or lots is sold by the vendor with all faults, imperfections and errors of description.
(b) Any claim under any Statute must be received in writing by the Auctioneers within three months of the sale.
(c) The Auctioneers shall not be liable for consequential or resultant loss or damage whether sustained by a Vendor or a Purchaser or the owner of any item or their respective servants and agents arising in any circumstances whatsoever and irrespective of any claim made by any party as to negligence or lack of care of the Auctioneers or any part acting on their behalf.
4. The Auction (a) The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any
two or more lots or to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids, regulate bidding or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason or previous notice. He may bid on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the Auctioneer’s discretion.
(b) The highest bidder shall be the buyer except in the case of a dispute. If during the auction the Auctioneer considers that a dispute had arisen. He has absolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot. The Auctioneer may at his sole discretion determine the advance or bidding or refuse a bid.
(c) Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the vendor. whether or not there is a reserve price the seller has the right to bid either personally or by any one person (who may be the Auctioneer).
(d) All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other matters in the catalogue and elsewhere concerning any lot are subject to any statements modifying or affecting the same made by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to any bid being accepted for the lot.
5. Recession Notwithstanding any other terms of these conditions, if within 12
months after the sale, the Auctioneers have received from the buyer any notice in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery and within twenty-one days after such notification the buyer returns the same to the Auctioneers in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer satisfies the Auctioneers that considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery, then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the sale refunded. In the event of a dispute then the matter shall be settled by the President of the Institution of chartered Surveyors in the Republic of Ireland. Both the buyer and the vendor agree to be bound by the decision .
6. Default The Auctioneers disclaim responsibility for default by - either the buyer
or the vendor because they act as Agents for the vendor only and therefore do not pay out to the vendor until payment is received from the buyer. Instructions given by telephone are accepted at the sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith.
7. In the event of a sale by private treaty both the vendor and the buyer agree to be found by these and any Special conditions of Sale.
8. Retention of Title All goods remain the property of the vendor until paid for in full. The
Auctioneers will not assume liability to discharge nett proceeds arising from the sale of goods until those goods have been paid for in full.
VENDOR’S cONDITIONS 9. Instructions All goods delivered to the Auctioneers’ premises will be deemed to be
delivered for sale by auction and will be catalogued and sold at the dis-cretion of the Auctioneer and accepted by them subject to all the Sale conditions. By delivering the goods to the Auctioneers for inclusion in their auction sales the vendor acknowledges that he or she has accepted and agreed to be bound by all these conditions.
10. collection and Deliveries The Auctioneers do not normally undertake the packing, collection or
delivery of goods but will if requested use their best endeavors as Agent of the Owner to arrange for an independent contractor on the owner’s behalf to deal with packing, collection and/or delivery. The Auctioneer will not in any event arrange insurance of the goods and will accordingly not be liable for any loss or damage to goods howsoever arising including breakages or for any damage to premises, fixtures or fittings therein caused by such contractor or otherwise and the owner is responsive for all arrangements to verify that any such contractor and the goods is/are appropriately insured. unless instructions are received to the contrary, charges (including VAT) for such services will be charged to the vendor’s account or discharged through the Auctioneers by the purchaser as the case may be. The Auctioneers’ liability (if any) will rise only where they themselves carry out packing and collection/delivery and only in the case of breakage or loss caused through deliberate negligence of their employees and in any event in one single contract and the Auctioneers’ liability will not exceed £500. Provided further than the Auctioneers will not be liable for consequential loss in any circumstances whatsoever.
11. Loss or Damage and Storage The Auctioneers reserve the right to store or arrange for the storage of
goods held by them or delivered to them either on their own premises or elsewhere at their sole discretion and entirely at the owner’s risk. The Auctioneers shall not be liable for any loss (including consequential loss) howsoever caused of damage to goods of any kind including breakages, or for unauthorised removal of goods. Should the owner of goods so wish it will be his/her goods while they are in the possession of the Auctioneers.
12. Right to Re-sell The Auctioneer reserves the right to re-sell any item which has not been
collected within thirty days of purchase.
TERMSVendors 1. 10%+ VAT is charged on all goods sold. 2. de Veres Art Auctions do not charge a buying in fee where the reserve is
agreed in advance.
Purchaser 1. 17.5%+ VAT will be added to the hammer price for each lot. 2. All accounts must be discharged by certified cheque, bank draft or cash. 3. The responsibility for items purchased passes to the purchaser on the fall
of the hammer. 4. The Auctioneers reserve the right to look for 25% deposit on all goods.
VAT Regulations:All lots are sold within the auctioneers VAT margin scheme. Revenue Regulations require that the buyers’ premium must be invoiced at a rate which is inclusive of VAT. This VAT is not recoverable by any VAT registered buyers.
Standard Conditions of Business
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