Adam's Country House Collections at Slane Castle 12th October 2014, 13th October 2014

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Est 1887
Country House Collections
at Slane Castle, Co. Meath
Auction Sunday 12th and Monday 13th October 2014 at 12.00pm
Country House Collections at Slane Castle October 12th& 13th 2014

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Brian Coyle FSCSI FRICS
Chairman
Est 1887
James O’Halloran BA FSCSI
FRICS
Managing Director
j.ohalloran@adams.ie
26 St. Stephen’s Green , Dublin 2.
Tel +353 1 6760261 Fax +353 1 6624725
info@adams.ie www.adams.ie
Stuart Cole MSCSI
MRICS
Director
s.cole@adams.ie
Eamon O’Connor BA
Director
e.connor@adams.ie
David Britton BBS ACA
Director
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Nick Nicholson
Consultant
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Kieran O’Boyle BA Hdip ASCSI
Fine Art Department Manager
k.oboyle@adams.ie
Abigail Bernon BA
Fine Art Department
abigail@adams.ie
Karen Regan BA
Fine Art Department
Karen@adams.ie
Est 1887
at Clandeboye
The AVA Gallery
Clandeboye Estate
Bangor, Co. Down
BT19 IRN
(T) +44 (0)28 91852263
email: info@adams.ie
Ronan Flanagan BA
FINE ART DEPARTMENT
ronan@adams.ie

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Country House Collections
at Slane Castle, Co Meath
AUCTION
Sunday 12th October 2014 at 12.00pm (Lots 1 - 499)
Monday 13th October 2014 at 12.00pm (Lots 500 - 867)
VENUE
Slane Castle, Co Meath, Ireland
SALE CODE
This sale may be referred to as 8134 in all correspondence
CATALOGUE
€20.00 (plus €3 postage & packaging)
VIEWING AT SLANE CASTLE, CO MEATH
Thursday 9th October 10.00am - 5.00pm
Friday 10th October 10.00am - 5.00pm
Saturday 11th October 11.00am - 5.00pm
COLLECTIONS:
All lots must be paid for and collected before 12 noon on Wednesday 15th October 2014
at the purchaser’s risk and expense, after that items will be removed to commercial storage.
ENQUIRIES (ON VIEW AND SALE DAYS ONLY)
Telephone +353 (0)41 9884601
Fax: +353 (0)41 9884604
info@adams.ie
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PURCHASERS 9
1. Estimates and Reserves
These are shown below each lot in this sale. All amounts shown are in Euro. The figures shown are provided merely as a guide to
prospective purchasers. They are approximate prices which are expected, are not definitive and are subject to revision. Reserves, if any,
will not be any higher than the lower estimate.
2. Paddle Bidding
All intending purchasers must register for a paddle number before the auction. Please allow time for registration. Potential purchasers
are recommended to register on viewing days.
3. Payment, Delivery and Purchasers Premium
Tuesday 14th October 2014 from 10.00am - 5.00pm and Wednesday 15th October from 10.00am - 12 Noon. All purchases must
be paid for and removed from the premises not later than 12 Noon on Wednesday 15th October 2014 at the purchasers risk
and expense. After this time all uncollected lots will be removed to commercial storage and additional charges will apply. Auc-tioneers
commission on purchases is charged at the rate of 20% (exclusive of VAT). Terms: Strictly cash, bankers draft or cheque
vouched to the satisfaction of the auctioneers, prior to sale. Purchasers wishing to pay by credit card (Visa & Mastercard) may do
so, however, it should be noted that such payments will be subject to an administrative fee of 1.5% on the invoice total. American
Express is subject to a charge of 3.65% on the invoice total. Please contact our accounts department prior to sale with your payment
queries.
4. VAT Regulations
All lots are sold within the auctioneers VAT margin scheme. Revenue Regulations require that the buyers premium must be invoiced
at a rate which is inclusive of VAT. This is not recoverable by any VAT registered buyer.
5. Condition Reports
Please note that imperfections are not stated. Please ensure that condition report requests are received before 4pm on Thursday 9th
October as we cannot guarantee that they will be dealt with after this time.
6. Absentee Bids
We are happy to execute absentee or written bids for bidders who are unable to attend and can arrange for bidding to be conducted by
telephone. Bid forms are available from our web site www.adams.ie or can be requested by telephone, please see contact information
to the front of catalogue. During viewing days only please fax your bids to 041-9884604. Prior to viewing days at Slane Castle
please fax your bids to 01-6624725. All arrangements for absentee bidding must be made before 3.30pm on the day prior to
sale. Cancellation of bids must be confirmed before this time and cannot be guaranteed after the auction has commenced.
Bidding by telephone may be booked on lots with a minimum estimate of €1,000. Early booking is advisable as availability of lines
cannot be guaranteed.
7. All lots are being sold under the Conditions of Sale as printed in this catalogue and on display in the salerooms.
Acknowledgments
We would like to acknowledge with thanks the assistance of Jacqueline O’Brien, who kindly allowed us to reproduce the photograph
of Carriglass manor, which appeared in her book “Great Irish Houses and Castles” co authored with Desmond Guinness.
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For the 6th annual sale at Slane Castle of things from country houses Adams are pleased to present this eclectic
offering, much with interesting provenance.
Although few houses retain their original contents intact (and what auctioneer could sleep soundly at the thought
of such?) it was always thus, as families have inherited, accumulated, acquired, given away, sold, replaced or lost
their possessions. “Collections”, an awkward word for that which fills a house by choice or chance, now seem to
be formed and dispersed quicker than before and perhaps the peculiar patina acquired by portraits of supposed
or real ancestors, gathering dust or arrow holes caused by bored children, is not as apparent. Certainly there
seems to be less of fossilised dog turd, dead bats and skeletal birds to frighten the wary valuer away from the attics
and basements of damp country houses.
More from these houses has survived, contrary to the popular narrative of destruction, than was perhaps as-sumed.
Most silver was sent into bank safety during the troubles and the amount of Irish Georgian silver extant
is consequently large. Worse was the fashion of applying to existing pieces the dreaded “later” decoration. Much
furniture and painting of course, was dispersed and the Irishness thereof discounted until the heroic work of the
Knight of Glin redressed the balance. With this awakened appreciation of the achievements of indigenous crafts-men,
painters and builders many houses that would have been lost to a jaundiced interpretation of heritage are
now wonderfully restored and full of good things again.
Officialdom has followed, perhaps not always on a logical path but so much has been done that only one or two
generations ago would never have been. Budgets to acquire items of national importance are tight but one would
hope that the scagliola table, a homage to Maria Edgeworth whose writing laid a foundation for defining the Irish
character will find a suitable home (Lot 744) and one can but admire the skill of Arthur Jones’ 1851 exhibition
piece (Lot 629), or imagine the goodness of the Quaker Unthank and his Limerick jug (Lot 546) or dream of the
wealth that ‘The Black Stuff’ gave to the Guinness family (Lot 708 (bust)).
Here be cruel soldiers, stern statesmen, serious women, young girls, people who with their possessions, passed
their time in this country. That Irish history is far from gloomy (as history books insist) is encapsulated by Mac-
Donald’s happy picnickers listening to the receding echoes at The Eagle’s Nest, after a very decent lunch (Lot 768)
Enjoy!
N.N
The drawing room, St. Anne’s with 708 in situ.

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Getting to Slane
GPS N53° 42.523 W006° 33.862.
From Dublin Airport: Approximately 40 mimutes. Head southwest, Turn left onto R132, At the roundabout, take the
3rd exit, At the next roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the M1 ramp to Belfast/Balbriggan, Continue straight onto M1, At
junction 10, take the N51 exit to Drogheda (North)/Navan/Collon. At the next roundabout, take the 1st exit onto N51,
Turn left at R163, Turn left and you are at Slane Castle.
From Belfast: Approximately 1 hour 25 mimutes. Head east on Donegall Square N/A1 toward Donegall Pl, Turn right
onto Donegall Square S/A1 Continue to follow A1, Continue onto Grosvenor Rd/B38, Merge onto A12 via the ramp to
M1/Dublin, Continue onto M1, Take the A1 exit toward Sprucefield, At Sprucefield Roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto
A1, Slight left to stay on A1. Continue onto N1, At junction 10, take the N51 exit to Slane/Drogheda North, At the next
roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto N51, Turn left at R163, Slane Castle is on your left
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Day I
October 12th at 12.00pm

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1 A LARGE CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE OBLONG
DISH,
Qianlong (1736-1795), painted to the centre with stylised wil-low,
chrysanthemum and rock formations within elevated floral
borders.
€600 - 1000
2 A COLLECTION OF EIGHT ASSORTED SOUTH EAST
ASIAN SIDE PLATES,
each painted with pagoda and mountain landscape. Each approx.
23cm diameter
€200 -400
3 A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE EXPORT PORCELAIN
DISH OF SHAPED CIRCULAR FORM,
the centre painted with pagodas by a lake and mountain landscape,
contained within diaper and floral border, 29cm; together with an-other
export dish of shallow circular form, painted with scattered
flower sprays and narrow trellis borders. 25cm diameter (2)
€200 - 400

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Lot 5
Lot 7
Lot 8
4 A COLLECTION OF SIX CHINESE 18TH CENTURY
PORCELAIN PLATES
comprising of three Chinese Imari pattern examples; together with
three octagonal blue and white examples, each 22cm diameter; a
famille rose example; and blue and white shallow dish with spiral
floral segments (8)
€300 - 500
5 A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE GINGER JAR AND
COVER,
19th Century, of ovoid form, the body painted with trigram motifs
surrounded by scrolling foliage below a Greek key border, 24cm
high; together with another later example. 23cm high (2)
€100 - 200
6 A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE JAR AND COVER,
19TH CENTURY,
the domed lid with mythical dog shaped finial over continuous
scrolling foliage, repeated to the body.
€80 - 120
7 A LARGE CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE
CHARGER,
18th Century, the centre painted with stylised chrysanthemums,
rockwork and sparrows in flight within a diaper banded border,
38cm diameter; together with another exportware charger, the
centre painted with pagodas and garden terrace contained within a
narrow diaper border. 38cm diameter (2)
€600 - 1000
8 A COLLECTION OF SIX CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE
DISHES,
18th Century, of oval and oblong form, each painted with
traditional Chinese landscapes and designs. The largest 35cm wide
€400 - 600

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9 A LARGE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN
MONTEITH OF OVAL BALUSTER FORM,
with pronounced scalloped flared rim, the white ground decorated
with floral sprays within scrolling and geometric borders. 52 x 44.5
x 31.5cm high
€1000 - 1500

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10 A CHINESE KESI WOVEN SILK VIRIDITY ROBE,
QING DYNASTY,
19th Century, the pale green ground woven with large roundels
filled with flower blooms and rock formations, surrounded by
scattered insects, bats and floral sprays, within cream borders
embroidered with ladies playing Guqin in a garden setting.
€800 - 1200
12 A CHINESE SILK ‘HORSE FACE’ SKIRT,
late Qing Dynasty, the flared garment with various multi-coloured
pleats and broad Kesi borders woven to one side with ladies and
attendants on a lotus boat, the other depicting musicians in a
terraced garden, separated by black floral divisions.
€400 - 600
11 A CHINESE KESI WOVEN SILK BURGUNDY
GROUND DRAGON ROBE,
late Qing/Republican Period, the entire woven with nine five-clawed
dragons amongst clouds, bats and auspicious symbols,
picked out in bright coloured threads, the sleeves ending with
‘horse shoe’ cuffs.
€500 - 800
13 A CHINESE ORANGE GROUND SILK COSTUME,
Qing Dynasty (19th Century), in two parts, the ‘apron’ skirt
and conforming top embroidered with two four-claw dragons
and twelve phoenix birds, above Lushi borders and separated
by black floral divisions
€600 - 1000

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14 A CHINESE EMBROIDERED AND PLEATED SILK SKIRT,
Qing Dynasty, in two sections each of bright yellow silk with green silk side panels filled
with butterflies against a green foliate ground
€300 - 500
15 A DECORATIVE CHINESE NAVY GROUND ROBE,
20th Century, woven with scattered flowers and mythical creatures in gilt threads
€200 - 300

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Lot 16
Lot 18
16 A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE GINGER JAR AND
COVER,
Qing Period (19th century), of ovoid form the collar decorated
with a tight scrollwork band suspending jade musical stone over
peonies and chrysanthemum sprays 19.5 cm high
€400 - 600
17 A CHINESE EXPORT HEXAGONAL DISH,
18th century, decorated in famille rose enamels and gilt, with a
figure riding a buffalo in a landscape. 37cm wide;
together with a 19th century octagonal Ironstone tureen and cover,
with Imari decoration (2)
€200 - 300
18 A PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN
BALUSTER VASES,
decorated with panels of garden landscapes in traditional burnt
orange, blue and gilt, 38cm high; together with a Chinese porcelain
shaped oval tureen base.
€300 - 500

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19 A PAIR OF CHINESE POWDER BLUE AND GILT DECORATED VASES AND COVERS,
Qianlong period (1735-1796) of baluster form, the domed covers with dog of foo finials, cobalt blue ground
decorated with butterflies, insects and chinoiseries, 42cm high
Provenance: Slevyre House (formerly Slevoir House), Co. Tipperary
€1000 - 1500

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Lot 21
Lot 22
Lot 22A
20 CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE “SNAFFLES”
(1884-1967)
A Fire Eater
Coloured lithograph with overpainting, triptych framed as one,
each 15.5 x 19cm
Signed in pencil with printed vignette on the mount
No. 96 in the catalogue raisonné dated c. 1918
€500 - 700
(1884-1967)
Once Upon A Time
Coloured lithograph, 35 x 49
Signed in pencil
No. 71 in catalogue raisonné dated 1941 described Sitting by
Vicker’s Light, No. 6 tank, Brigadier Scott-Cockburn and his
driver dream of pigsticking, steeplechasing and hunting.
€300 - 500
(1884-1967)
Peshawar Vale.... Bedad that would stop them Meath fellers
Coloured lithograph, 29 x 49
Signed in pencil on mount
No. 160 in catalogue raisonné dated c.1934, described, Galloping
across the plains and over Jabkinadda Drain after jackal
€300 - 500
22A CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE (SNAFFLES) (1884-1967)
‘Wipers’, ‘Le Poilu’
Coloured lithographs laid down with lithographic borders, 43 x
33cm
One embossed with the Snaffles bit
No 57 & 60 in catalogue raisonné, the first is in front of the ruined
Cloth Hall at Ypres and the earlist print with “Snaffles”s impression
on border
€300 - 500
Lot 20

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23 CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE ‘SNAFFLES’ (1884-1967)
The Biggest Walls in the Country was in it
Coloured lithograph, 29.5 x 45cm
Signed in pencil
No. 134 in catalogue raisonné described Galloping across stone wall country (The
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injured his back as a result. Major Waller has piloted his wife accross a wall.
€600 - 800
24 CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE, ‘SNAFFLES’ (1884-1967)
A Point To Point (Yellow Rolls Royce) (c.1911)
Printed on paper with heavy hand-colouring, approx. 35 x 52cm
Signed in watercolour to the central image
No. 26 in catalogue raisonné with a variation to the vignettes
€2000 - 3000
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25 A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CIRCULAR TILT TOP
TEA TABLE
with Birdcage.raised on turned centerpillar and tripod base
€1500-2000
26 A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR
CELLARET BY GILLINGTON’S OF DUBLIN
€1000-1500
27 A REGENCY INLAID MAHOGANY SQUARE
OCCASIONAL TABLE,
the top banded in rosewood and raised on spiral turned tapering
column with lotus carved collar and triangular base with carved
paw feet. 75cm high, 48cm (square)
€800 - 1200
28 A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY ‘X’ FRAME
RECTANGULAR STOOL,
the upholstered seat above a frame with leaf carved terminals and
turned stretcher.
€600 - 1000

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29 A GOOD VICTORIAN STYLE BRASS FRAMED CLUB
FENDER,
the studded green leather seat raised on turned columns and
platform base. 206cm long, 70cm deep, 64cm high
€800 - 1200
30 AN ITALIAN CARVED GILTWOOD FIVE BRANCH
PALAZZO WALL PRICKET SCONCE,
17th century, with alternate spiral turned and ribbed scroll
branches emanating from outscrolled gathered acanthus, mounted
on an iron bracket. (the arms 70cm)
€1000 - 2000
31 A PAIR OF ITALIAN CARVED GILTWOOD THREE
BRANCH SCROLLED UPRIGHT PRICKET WALL
SCONCES,
probably 18th century, with iron fittings. 40cm high
€400 - 800

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32 TWO JAPANESE BRONZED METAL JARDINIERES,
Meji period, the larger with lobed rim above a tapering body cast
with lotus pods, foliage and mythical bird in a landscape, 45cm
diameter; the other with lobed rim, collar with Greek key band
interspersed by elephant masks, the tapering body with shaped
oval reserves filled with birds and floral decoration, on a banded
foot, 37cm diameter
Provenance: Pádraig Mac Manus (1864 - 1929) Republican activist
and journalist, Rossylongan House, Donegal and Argentina and
thence by descent
€200 - 300
33 A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE BELL,
decorated with a continuous band of geometric patterns in low
relief. 15cm tall, 11.5cm diameter
€500 - 700
34 A PAIR OF JAPANESE MEJI PERIOD DOUBLE SIDED
LACQUER TABLE SCREENS.
29 x 27cm
€150 - 250
35 A PAIR OF AFRICAN BRONZE CIRCULAR
MASKS,21CM DIAMETER; TOGETHER WITH A
BENIN STYLE BRONZE BELL (3)
€200 - 300

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36 A NEST OF CHINESE PADOUK RECTANGULAR
QUARTETTO TABLES,
with moulded friezes and raised on bamboo effect legs and
stretchers
€600 - 800
37 A STAINED WOOD CHINOISERIE DISPLAY
CABINET,
early 20th century, with an open pagoda top, with a bronze
lizard, above a drawer with a bevelled glazed velvet lined vitrine
cabinet, on platform base, shaped and canted paw feet. 150cm
high, 61cm wide, 44cm deep
€1000 - 1500

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Lot 40 Lot 41
38 A PAIR OF 16TH CENTURY BRONZE
MORTARS OF CIRCULAR FORM
with flared neck and a Tudor rose cast in low relief,
8.5cm; and a larger mortar with a recurring Dragon’s
head motif. 10cm diameter (3)
€600 - 1000
39 A VICTORIAN GOTHIC CARVED, PAINTED
AND STAINED WOOD HALL SEAT,
of long rectangular form, the back decorated with open
quatrefoils, carved acanthus leaves and castellated finials,
raised on square tapering legs
218cm long
€1000 - 1500
40 A RARE “COUNTY OF MEATH IMPERIAL
STANDARD” BRONZE BELL WEIGHT
for 56lbs, inscribed and stamped numerously “C.M.”
and again with “WR WS” beneath a crown, 26.5cm high,
18cm diameter.
These Imperial Standard weights, first defined in the
British Weights and Measures Act of 1824, were used
to ensure all businesses, etc. would weigh their goods
correctly.
€400 - 600
41 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY EMBROIDERED
CRESTS
on a red ground with glazed frames. 41 x 25cm
€300 - 500
Lot 38
Lot 39

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Lot 43
42 A 17TH CENTURY OAK CABINET WITH TWIN
PANELLED DOORS,
above a chicken coop base. 67cm wide x 84cm high
€700 - 1000
43 A PAIR OF CHARLES II STYLE OAK LONG
RECTANGULAR JOINT BENCHES,
the seats with moulded rim and raised on splayed baluster turned
legs with tied stretchers with moulded rails. 174cm long, 28cm
deep, 56cm high
€2000 - 3000
44 A PAIR OF ITALIAN CARVED GILTWOOD FIGURAL
PRICKET CANDLESTICKS,
17th/18th century, each modelled with winged figure in kneeling
position holding a turned candlestick, and supported on a
rectangular plinth base. 33cm high
Provenance - ex Ann Biddle collection
€1000 - 2000
Lot 42
Lot 44

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Lot 45
Lot 47
Lot
45 PETER GOTTLANDT, GERMAN (16TH CENTURY)
After Cranach the Younger
The Three Dukes of Saxony
Woodcut, 255 x 157mm
€400 - 600
46 IRISH SCHOOL (C.1720)
Portrait of a Man of the Eustace Family, half-length, wearing a
wig, embroidered waistcoat and blue coat
Oil on canvas, 76 x 63cm
Provenance: Castlemore House
€800 - 1200
47 CONTINENTAL SCHOOL,
Portrait of a scholar, in the manner of Tiziano Vecellio,
Oil on canvas, 46 x 37.5cm
€1000 - 1500
48 DUTCH SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURY
Christ Healing the Sick (The Hundred Guilder Print)
Oil on panel, 43 x 60cm
€1000 - 2000
Lot 46
Lot 48

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49 STUDIO OF SAMUEL DIXON (D.1769)
A Flower Piece
Gouache, 41 x 30cm
Inscribed indistinctly verso
Samuel Dixon (fl. 1748-69) is perhaps best known for his
naturalistic pictures of fruit, flowers and birds executed in his
signature basso relievo technique. His highly decorative designs
did not display any great scientific understanding of his subjects
but nonetheless they were and continue to be highly prized. This
work displays strong influence of the great Dutch and French
artists of the day and the particular technique of using a black
background.
Dixon’s flower pieces soon became the most sought after decorative
items in 18th Century Dublin, so much so that he had to employ
assistants to hand colour the reliefs. Artists such as James Riley,
Daniel O’ Keeffe and Gustavus Hamilton were perhaps the best of
his assistants. The present work is similar in subject and quality to
numerous examples by these artists (see Adam’s sale of Important
Irish Art 2/4/08, Lot 28 and 1/4/09 Lot 122 for similar signed
examples) and a Flower Painting with Lily of the Valley by O’Keeffe
(Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) has striking similarities. The
florid inscription in watercolour on the reverse is illegible but
similar to signatures on the previously sold examples.
€1500 - 2000
50 ATTRIBUTED TO SAMUEL DIXON (D.1769)
A pair of basso relievo pictures depicting:The Turaco; The Red Barbary
Partridge
watercolour on embossed paper in Chinoiserie decorated lacquer frames,
a pair, 25.4 x 20.3cm each
Provenance: Ronald McDonnell Collection (Lot 477), 20th October 1993;
where purchased by the current owner
€2000 - 4000

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51 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CIRCULAR WINE
TABLE,
the dish top with hinged button release, raised on a turned baluster
centre pillar with spiral reeded collars on a tripod base. 44.5cm
diameter, 63cm high
€300 - 500
52 A CARVED GILTWOOD WALL MIRROR,
the rectangular plate within a frame profusely carved with leaf
scrolls, vacant cartouches and human heads, signed with carved
initials ‘JWC 1904’ verso. 63 x 48cm
€300 - 500
53 A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY IN THE STYLE OF
ARTHUR JONES SON THREE-TIER DUMB
WAITER,
with circular graduated tiers on central knopped support, raised
on tripod base, and claw feet. 111cm high
€600 - 1000
54 AN IRISH MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR DROP LEAF
SUPPER TABLE,
18th Century, on tapering legs with pad feet. 90 x 107cm
€400 - 600
Lot 51
Lot 53
Lot 54

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55 A PAIR OF REGENCY STYLE SCROLL BACK CHAIRS
The back and seats upholstered in green fabric, the rails picked in gilt and raised on
sabre legs.
€600 - 1000
56 A PAIR OF GEORGE III CAST IRON FIRE GRATES,
the bowed grates within moulded frames, with panels of classical putti,
on plinths with trailing foliage and fluting, 86 x 60cm
€2000 - 3000
57 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY GREEN PATINATED
SHEET COPPER WALL LANTERNS IN THE CHINESE
TASTE
with octagonal light casing and surmounted obelisk with brackets.
139cm high overall (2)
€1000 - 1500

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Lot 59
Lot 60
58 AN IRISH OVAL MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE,
mid 18th Century, on cabriole legs with claw and ball feet. 120 x
145cm
€600 - 800
59 A GEORGE II WALNUT AND PARCEL GILT
DRESSING TABLE MIRROR,
on moulded box base with drawers and on ogee bracket feet. 46 x
20 x 77cm
€500 - 800
60 A MAHOGANY, SATINWOOD AND ORMOLU
MOUNTED CORNER WASHSTAND,
basically Georgian, with hinged top lifting to form a raised gallery
back over a bowed cupboard section, plain undertier and grooved
downswept supports ending with carved paw feet, 89cm high
€400 - 600
Lot 58

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61 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY OVAL BRASS-BOUND
LIDDED WINE COOLER,
c.1790, with brass carrying handles on original stand with tapering
channelled legs with castors. 74 x 50cm
€1000 - 1500
Lot 61
Lot 62
62 TWO SIMILAR GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND
LEATHER UPHOLSTERED SIDE CHAIRS,
the overscrolling padded backs above upholstered seats with
serpentine fronts, raised on scroll carved cabriole legs with club
feet
€800 - 1200
63 AN IRISH RED WALNUT OPEN ARMCHAIR,
mid 18th Century, with leaf carved scroll back, pierced splayed
splats, down scrolled arms, drop-in seat, on square legs joined by
a ‘H’ shaped stretcher.
€1000 - 1500
Lot 63

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64 A FRENCH KINGWOOD, MARQUETRY AND GILT
METAL MOUNTED OCCASIONAL TABLE,
in Louis Seize style, the shaped rectangular lift-top opening to
reveal a silk lined interior and supported on cabriole legs.
€400 - 600
65 A BRONZE AND GILTMETAL ‘TEMPLE’ CLOCK,
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between Corinthian pillars, below a canopy on a pediment base
with canted feet, now on a mahogany stand with glass dome.
52cm high (clock)
Provenance: Carrigglas Manor, the dining room
€1000 - 1500
66 A 19TH CENTURY CAST
BRONZE FIGURE OF
PANDORA,
standing while leaning a
gainst a classical pedestal
in diaphanous robes, raised
on a square marble platform
base.
€400 - 600
Lot 65
Lot 66
Lot 64

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Lot 67 Lot 69
Lot
67 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY EMPIRE STYLE
GILTWOOD TUB BACK BERGÈRE,
the back, seat and armrests upholstered in an Aubusson style
tapestry patterned fabric, the frame of guilloche banding with
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€800 - 1000
68 A 19TH CENTURY BEECHWOOD FRAMED
TUB-BACK BERGÈRE,
the reeded frame with scrolled arm supports and raised on turned
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€400 - 500
69 AN IRISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY BRASS FRAMED
PLATE BUCKET
of coopered construction, with swing handle. 38cm high, 37cm
diameter
€1000 - 1500

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74 75 70 A GEORGE III WALNUT FRAMED ELBOW CHAIR
with outswept arms on cabriole legs, the upholstery back and seat
in a maroon velvet.
€600 - 1000
72 A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHEST OF TWO
SHORT AND THREE LONG GRADUATED DRAWERS,
with brass drop handles, moulded rims and raised on ogee bracket supports.
90cm high, 96cm wide, 50cm deep
€400 - 600
71 A PAIR OF GEORGE II STYLE CHAIRS
with vase shape splats, upholstered seats with chequered green
fabric, raised on cabriole legs joined by stretcher and on pad feet.
€800 - 1000
73 A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY FRAMED
UPHOLSTERED WING BACK ARMCHAIR
covered in rose red corded material, with loose cushion seat and
raised on cabriole legs and pad feet.
€300 - 500

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74 A CIRCULAR MAHOGANY DINING OR CENTRE
TABLE, C.1825, BY GILLINGTONS, THE HINGED
TOP WITH REEDED EDGE, ON A RINGED PILLAR
AND HIPPED REEDED LOTUS-CAPPED LEGS.137CM
DIAMETER, STAMPED GILLINGTONS 4443
Gillingtons, along with Mack, Williams and Gibton were among
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at various addresses in the Dublin trade directories between
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his two sons, George and Samuel, trading under the name of
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George and Samuel moved to 180 Abbey Street where they
traded as upholders and auctioneers until 1820. From 1820 until
1838 George Gillington apparently continued in business alone,
recorded in the trade directories at addresses in both Abbey Street
and College Green.
Among the recorded examples of Gillingtons’ work is a set
of fourteen mahogany Klismos chairs believed to have been
commissioned by Euseby Cleaver, Archbishop of Dublin, for
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Christie’s, London, 13th October 1988, lot 74, and Sotheby’s,
London, 18th November 1994, lot 172
€3000 - 5000
75 A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY ROLL-TOP WRITING
BUREAU,
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drawers, above single frieze drawer, over two conforming short
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on castors. 114cm high, 112cm wide, 79cm deep
€1500 - 2000

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76 A REGENCY MAHOGANY OCTAGONAL
OCCASIONAL TABLE,
the plain top raised on rope twist central pillar, raised on a stepped
outswept tripod base. 47.5cm wide, 32cm deep, 70cm high
€700 - 1000
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ÀWWHGZULWLQJSDGZLWKDSHQGUDZHUWRRQHVLGHDERYHIRXUVKRUWGUDZHUV
and with corresponding dummy drawers to the other side, on lotus capped
pillar supports, concave base, on castors. 60cm wide, 82cm high
€500 - 800
78 A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY FRAMED
OPEN-ARMCHAIR,
with green linen damask upholstery, with padded scrolled arms,
on lappet carved scroll supports, serpentine seat, channelled legs,
joined by ‘H’ stretcher (reduced in height)
€400 - 600
Lot
77 A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD DAVENPORT,
Lot

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79 A PAIR OF REGENCY MAHOGANY
SWIVEL FOLDING-TOP CARD TABLES,
with rosewood banding and rounded corners, green baise lined
interiors, plain friezes with applied gilt-metal trim, raised on
spiral turned tapering legs and brass castors. 45.5cm deep
(closed), 92cm wide, 78cm high
€2000 - 3000
80 AN IRISH WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY
HALL SEAT,
of long rectangular form, in the manner of Williams
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rounded arm rests, decorated with carved rosettes raised
on baluster turned legs
184cm long
€1500 - 2000

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81 A SEMI ANTIQUE BALUCH WOOL RUG,
the navy field woven with five interlinked lozenges within multiple guard
stripe borders, 113x189cm
€300 - 400
82 AN ANTIQUE SAROUK WOOL RUG,
the rectangular field woven with central floral medallion on an ivory and
royal blue ground, with broad salmon pink border, 146x100cm
€400 - 600
83 A BOKHARA WOOL RUG,
the red ground field woven with quatrefoilsand octagons within multiple
geometric borders 169x119cms
€200 - 300

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84 AN ANTIQUE SQUARE CASHQUI WOOL RUG,
the rust orange field with multiple lozenges and scattered geometric motifs, set
with bird groups to each corner within triple guard stripe border. 122x143cms
€300 - 500
85 A RECTANGULAR CASHQUI WOOL RUG,
the large rectangular field woven with twin medallions inside a large red
ground lozenge, set with opposing bird groups to each corner, all within triple
guard border. 158x114cms
€300 - 500
86 A TEKKE WOOL RUNNER, 20TH CENTURY
the oblong trellis field filled with multiple medallions and outer broad border
and twin guard stripes. 170x96cms
€150 - 250

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Lot 89
87 ALFRED DE BREANSKI, Senior (1852-1928)
Morning on the Conwy
Watercolour, 26.5 x 36.5cm
Signed
€600 - 800
88 After WILLIAM MULREADY
Boys at Play
Oil on canvas, 24 x 18”
€400 - 600
89 FRANZ VAN SEVERDONCK (BELGIAN, 1809-1889)
Landscape with Sheep, Lamb and Hen
Signed
€600 - 800
Lot 87
Lot 88

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Moonlight on the Lower Lake, Killarney, from Innisfallen Island
Signed. Signed and inscribed verso
€2000 - 3000
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SENIOR (1795-1865)
Horses Feeding with Fowl
Oil on canvas
Signed
€2000 - 4000

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92 A PAIR OF CLASSICAL CAST BRONZE
RECTANGULAR PLAQUES
depicting the labours of Hercules within fielded fruitwood frames.
17.5 x 15.5cm overall
€400 - 600
93 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE
GLAZED POLYCHROME POTTERY FIGURE OF ST.
GEORGE SLAYING THE DRAGON,
raised on a marbleized rectangular plinth. 36cm high
€300 - 500
94 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE CHINA
MODELS OF SEATED BLACK CATS
on green cushions. 10cm high
€100 - 150
95 A CANTON BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN SHAPED
OCTAGONAL SOUP TUREEN AND COVER;
TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER SOUP TUREEN,
(LACKING COVER) (2)
€150 - 200

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96 GEORGE VAN DER STRAETEN
(1856-1928)
A PAIR OF BRONZE BUSTS OF
YOUNG WOMEN,
with Paris marks, and raised on red marble
bases.
Van Der Straeten moved to Paris in 1883
where his “Watteauesque” bronzes of girls
became popular.
€1000 - 1500
97 J. M. LAWSON
Standing Naked Girl
Bronze, 30cm
Raised on a black marble base
€800 - 1000

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98 A SET OF ELEVEN COALPORT CHINA CIRCULAR
DESSERT PLATES
the white ground decorated with gilt bands of urns and scrolls,
with a gilt gadroon boarder, retailed by Gilman Collamore, Fifth
Avenue New York. 23cm diameter
€400 - 600
99 A SET OF TWELVE MINTONS CHINA CIRCULAR
SOUP PLATES,
the white ground decorated with a yellow border with gilt
banding, retailed by Ovingtons, New York. 23cm diameter (12)
€300 - 500
100 A 19TH CENTURY BERLIN PORCELAIN CIRCULAR
PLATE,
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within a trellis moulded basket weave boarder, KPM Blue Sceptre
mark. 24cm diameter
€300 - 400
101 A 19TH CENTURY BLOOR DERBY CHINA PART
DESSERT SERVICE,
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banding and mid blue border with gadroon rim comprising a large
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dishes of various sizes
€300 - 500
Lot 98
Lot 99
Lot 100 Lot 101

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Lot
102 A SET OF TWELVE CAULDRON CHINA GAME PLATES OF SHAPED CIRCULAR FORM,
each one handpainted with a central reserve depicting game birds in naturalistic settings painted by T. Birbeck Snr, including Red Head,
Red Grouse, Mallard, Canvas Bucks, Hybrid Grouse, Woodcock, Wild American Turkey, Pheasants, Partridge, Lapwing, Ptarmigan and
Snipe, retailed by Gilman Collamore, Fifth Avenue New York. 23cm diameter
€1200 - 1800

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103 A SET OF FOURTEEN MINTONS CHINA CIRCULAR
DESSERT PLATES,
the white ground decorated with a central turquoise lozenge within
gilt banding and a wide turquoise band decorated with pate-sur-pate
scrolls and foliage, the pierced gilt boarder interspersed with
turquoise ovals, manufactured for Gilman Collamore, Fifth Avenue
New York. 24cm diameter
€800 - 1200
104 A COALPORT CHINA CHOCOLATE SERVICE,
retailed by Tiffany Co., the off white ground decorated with
gilt banding and scroll etc., twelve cups and saucers and pot
€300-500

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105 A SET OF TWELVE ROYAL DOULTON HAND PAINTED FISH PLATES,
each one with a different depiction of fish swimming in naturalistic settings, by T. Wilson, named verso Perch, Shad, Pike, Bream, Salmon,
American Trout, Sea Bream, Roach, Trout, Haddock, Basse, Dace, all on a cream ground within in a gilt foliate scroll border, retailed by Davis
Collamore Co. Ltd, Fifth Ave 48th Street, New York. 24cm wide
€1500 - 2000

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106 A SET OF SIX LARGE CYLINDRICAL TUMBLERS,
each cut with continuous hunting friezes with huntsmen and
hounds. 15cm high (6)
€400 - 500
107 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ENAMELLED OPERA
GLASSES,
the pale enamel ground decorated with overlaid gilt vignette
portraits of fashionable ladies in period costume. 10cm wide
€200 - 400
108 A SET OF FOUR GLASS TUMBLERS
each painted with a continuous view of huntsmen with hounds and
fox contained within gilt lined borders. 14cm high
€80 - 120
109 A COLLECTION OF WHEEL ENGRAVED GLASS
WARE
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and six tot glasses, each engraved with various animals and
African plains (17)
€200 - 300
110 A SET OF FIFTEEN MOULDED GREEN HOCK
GLASSES
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facet cut stem on circular foot. 18cm high
€500 - 700

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111 A LARGE 19TH CENTURY BOHEMIAN RUBY GLASS GOBLET WITH COVER,
the body cut to reveal a clear glass base, with continuous view of stags in a wooded landscape in low relief,
raised on a polygonal faceted stand. 66cm tall
€2000 - 3000

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112 A ROKUOH-SHA TYPE 89 WWII ERA JAPANESE
MACHINE GUN CAMERA.
This rare gun camera was captured at the end of the second world war
by Bail Ashmead Gotto when he had served as a Pilot Officer with 100
Squadron RAF (December 1941 – February 1942), after the evacuation
of 100 Squadron to Java (January 1942) and, after the Dutch surrender,
he subsequently escaped by flying a Vildebeest to Sumatra where he was
taken prisoner of war (POW) by the Japanese (March 1942) imprisoned
in Palembang, Sumatra, where he remained a POW until August 1945.
Basil Gotto was the son of the well Known Sculptor Basil Gotto.
€1500-2000
Pilot officer Bail Ashmead Gotto. R.A.F
The following nine lots, lots 114-122 relate to the Ashmead Bartlett Family
Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett (1849-1902) was born in New York, the son of Ellis Bartlett and Sophia Ashmead.
The family claimed to have been descended from Richard Warren of Hertford, England, one of the passengers on
the Mayflower. Family folklore also links them to Dr. Josiah Bartlett (1729-1795) one of New Hampshire’s three
signatories of the Declaration of Independence. Interestingly ‘Ellis’ is the name of a river in New Hampshire, -
Bartlett country.
After the death of his father in 1852 Ellis and his family moved to England. He graduated in Law and History from
Oxford in 1871 and was called to the Bar in 1877. In 1880 he was elected as MP for Eye in Suffolk and remained a
Member of Parliament until his death in 1902. His eldest son Ellis, born in 1881 became a British war correspond-ent
during the First World War. Through his reporting of the Battle of Gallipoli, he was instrumental in the birth
of the Anzac legend which still dominates military history in Australia and New Zealand. He was intensely critical
of the campaign and described the final offensive as “the most ghastly and costly fiasco in our history since the
Battle of Bannockburn.” Through his outspoken criticism of the conduct of the campaign, he was instrumental
in bringing about the dismissal of the British commander-in-chief, Sir Ian Hamilton — an event that led to the
evacuation of British forces from the Gallipoli peninsula.

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114 A GEORGE III INLAID BURR YEW AND MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR DOUBLE DROP LEAF
OCCASIONAL TABLE,
the top banded in zebrawood within boxwood stringing having twin
mahogany lined frieze drawers with cast brass ring handles, raised on
ring turned tapering legs and brass casters. The underside inscribed
indistinctly in ink ‘… Ashmead Bartlett’. 74 x 42.5cm open
€800 - 1200
115 A LARGE VICTORIAN COROMANDEL WOOD
SLOPE FRONT STATIONERY BOX,
with twin hinged doors opening to reveal a fitted interior, bearing
applied brass monograms ‘EAB’ for Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett. 40cm
wide, 32cm deep, 40cm high
€600 - 800

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Lot 117
Lot 118
Lot 116
116 A GOLD OVAL LOCKET,
hinged and opening to reveal three miniature portraits of two
children and a gentleman with beard and spectacles; together with
lockets of hair, the case inscribed ‘Bartlett’. 6 x 4.75cm
€400 - 600
117 DICKINSONS OF NEW BOND STREET
Portrait of a Young Girl Standing in a Wooded Landscape - a
member of the Ashmead Bartlett family
Oil on porcelain panel, arch top, 44 x 31cm
Signed and dated 1882
€300 - 500
118 ATTRIBUTED TO DICKINSONS OF NEW BOND
STREET
Portrait of Lady, Three Quarter Length, Seated in a Garden - a
member of the Ashmead Bartlett family
Oil on porcelain panel, arch top, 35 x 25cm
€200 - 300
119 DICKINSONS OF NEW BOND STREET
Portrait of a Young Girl in a White Dress- a member of the Ash-mead
Bartlett family
Oval, oil on porcelain, 16 x 13cm
Contained in a red leather traveling case
€200 - 300

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120 SAMUEL LOVETT WALDO (1783-1861) WILLIAM JEWETT (1789-1874)
Portrait of Anna Ashmead
Inscribed verso
€2000 - 4000

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121 ENGLISH SCHOOL, LATE 18TH CENTURY
Miniature Portrait of a Young Man, Bust Length Wearing a Brown
Coat
Oval, watercolour on ivory, 7 x 6cm
Set within an oval yellow metal frame with enamel back and glazed
oval aperture enclosing a locket of hair
€500 - 800
122 BASIL GOTTO, 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL
Wooded Landscape
Signed indistinctly with initials
€100 - 200
123 ROBERT GEORGE KELLY (1822-1910)
The Meeting of the Waters, Killarney
Signed; remnants of artist’s label verso
€2000 - 3000

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124 IN THE MANNER OF VAN DER HAGEN
A Daring Rescue of a Ship, floundering beneath a coastal village on
a lee shore by a ship of the Red Squadron whilst other vessels can
be seen in the background
Contained in a carved giltwood period frame with scrolls and
bellflower swags
€1000 - 1500
125 CIRCLE OF ANTONIO TEMPESTO
Figures on a Harbour Wall, an Imagined Stormy Italianate Bay with Shipping entering Harbour
Provenance: Parker Gallery, London (label verso)
€1500 - 2000

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126 ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY
Feast Day Celebrations
Oil on board, 37.5 x 42cm
€500 - 700
127 SCOTTISH PRIMITIVE SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY
The Sailors Departure, with a distraught female sitting between her
Highland parents, a sailing ship in the distance
€500 - 800
128 IRISH SCHOOL (C.1800)
Portrait of a Gentleman, wearing a white cravat
Remnants of Jackson’s of Dublin label verso
Provenance: The Estate of William Roth
€700 - 1000

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129 WILLIAM SADLER II (C.1782 - 1839)
Figures on a Path in View of the Sugar Loaf, Co. Wicklow
Oil on panel, 16 x 21.5cm
€1500 - 2000
130 JAMES ARTHUR O’CONNOR (1792-1841)
Rocky River Landscape
Signed
Provenance: The Estate of William Roth
€0 - 0

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A GROUP OF MINIATURES ASSOCIATED WITH
THE WHITE FAMILY OF COUNTY CLARE
(LOTS 131-139)
131 STYLE OF FREDERICK BUCK (1771-1840), EARLY
19TH CENTURY
Portrait of a mature woman wearing a silk-trimmed blue silk dress
and white lace bonnet and muff;
together with the companion portrait of a man in high collared
black coat and stock
Watercolour and body colour on ivory, a pair, oval, each 6.5 x
5.5cm
(2)
€500 - 800
132 STYLE OF FREDERICK BUCK (1771-1840), EARLY
19TH CENTURY
Portrait of a young man in high collared black coat with black
stock;
a portrait of a young man with high collared coat with white stock,
probably brothers, in similar red morocco cases
Watercolour and body colour on ivory, 7.5 x 6.5 and 7 x 6cm
(2)
€500 - 800
133 ENGLISH SCHOOL, C.1770
Portrait Miniature of Mary Nevill, seated in a black dress with
white ruff collar, classical columns in the background
Watercolour on ivory, 5.5 x 6.5cm
Identified verso as Mary Nevill, daughter of Cosmo Nevill of Holt
in Leicestershire
€600 - 1000
134 CHARLOTTE JONES (1768-1847)
Portrait Miniature of Frances Charlotte Petre and her puppy
Watercolour on ivory, tondo, 7cm diameter
Signed and dated 1801 verso. Inscribed on the outer backing
‘Frances Charlotte Bedingfield, daughter of Lady Petre, d.1822 RIP’
together with another oval miniature frame.
Frances Charlotte, daughter of Sir Richard Bedingfield, 5th Bar-onet
married 11th Baron Petre 1/6/1814. This was a union of two
notable English recusant families.
€1000 - 1500

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135 CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY
Portrait Miniature of a Lady, in a red dress and floral headband,
possibly Henrietta Lucy Dillon (Marquise de la Tour du Pin 1770-
1853), daughter of Lt. Gen. Arthur Dillon
Gouache on ivory, oval, 5 x 4cm
Inscribed partially verso ‘The Hon. Arthur Gen. Dillon’
Arthur Dillon the 2nd was the son of the 11th Viscount Dillon of
Costello-Gallen, born in 1750. He married Lucie de Rothe, and
was General Proprietor of the Dillon Regiment in the Royal French
Army. He was Governor of Tobago and guillotined during The
Terror, on April 13th 1794. His daughter Henrietta-Lucy, b.1770,
married Frédéric Séraphin de la Tour du Pin.
€400 - 600
Portrait Miniature of Lucretia, Viscountess Gormanston, daughter
of William Jerningham, wearing a red shawl and gold beads
Watercolour on ivory, oval, 8.2 x 7cm
Inscribed verso ‘Lucretia, Viscountess Gormanston daughter of
William Jerningham, brother of the 8th Lord Stafford - born in 1804,
married in 1836’
Born in 1804, Lucretia Jerningham married (19/07/1836) Edward
Preston, 13th Viscount Gormanston, thereby uniting two ancient
Catholic aristocratic families.
€300 - 500
Portrait Miniature of Archbishop Arthur Richard Dillon (1721-
1806)
Watercolour on ivory, tondo, 2.7cm diameter
Inscribed verso ‘ Arthur brother to Henry Viscount Dillon, he died
in London, Archbishop of Narbonne aged 80’
Archbishop Dillon was the youngest son of Count Dillon, Colonel
proprietor of the Dillon Regiment in the Royal Army. Born in St.
Germains in 1721, also Archbishop of Toulouse, he was designated
Primate of the Gauls and President of the States of Languedoc.
€300 - 500
138 AFTER HANS HOLBEIN, 18TH CENTURY
Portrait Miniature of Sir Henry Bedingfield
Oil on ivory, 8.4 x 6.5cm
Inscribed ‘Sir Henry Bedingfield Govr of Ye Tower 1555’
together with another miniature frame of rectangular form
Sir Henry Bedingfield, born 1511, declared for Queen Mary and
was the custodian of Princess Elizabeth. The Bedingfields lived at
the ancient manor Oxborough Hall, Norfolk (National Trust).
€300 - 500
Portrait Miniature of Edward Cary in a black coat and white cravat
Gouache on ivory, oval, 7 x 5.5cm
Inscribed verso ‘Edward Cary of Follaton, died Jan 1821, aged 88
years’
€200 - 300
Lot 138

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140 AN IRISH GEORGE IV MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE
in the manner of Williams Gibton, the plain rectangular top
with a brass rail, on vigorous leaf capped and wrapped front taper-ing
turned legs. 132 x 51 x 91cm high
€1500 - 2500
141 AN IRISH GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD SLENDER
ESCRITOIRE, BY MACK WILLIAMS AND GIBTON
the rectangular frame with fall front and fitted interior lined in
maple, comprising a writing slide, fitted pigeon holes and pen
trays, raised on scroll side supports with castors. 126cm high x
62cm wide
€1000 - 1500
142 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN GOTHIC MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR LIBRARY TABLES,
the plain moulded tops above an arcaded frieze raised on shaped
flat side supports with scrolls, with flat cross stretcher. 135 x 49cm
€1000 - 1500

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143 A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY FRAMED DOUBLE
SCROLL END SOFA WITH ARCHED BACK,
the frame profusely carved with acanthus leaves, scrolls and square
bosses, raised on acanthus carved bracket supports and lobed feet.
220cm wide
€1000 - 2000
144 A SET OF TEN IRISH SHERATON MAHOGANY
INLAID DINING CHAIRS,
19th century (two are later), with bowed tablet backs, with square
tapering legs, joined by stretchers
€800 - 1400
145 A REGENCY MAHOGANY CIRCULAR SUPPER
TABLE,
on central pillar support, with quadripartite leaf carved hipped
downswept legs with brass claw castors. 140cm diameter (4ft. 6”)
€1000 - 1500

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146 AN IRISH WILLIAM IV GILTWOOD CIRCULAR
147 AN IRISH WILLIAM IV GILTWOOD CIRCULAR
CONVEX MIRROR IN THE MANNER OF
DEL VECCHIO, with a beaded frame, reeded ebon slip and
surmounted by a carved eagle with outstretched wings. 89 x 58cm
€400 - 600
148 A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS CASED
CONVEX MIRROR IN THE MANNER OF
DEL VECCHIO,
with a beaded frame, reeded ebon slip and surmounted by a carved sea-horse,
flanked by serpents and scrollwork. 84 x 48cm
€500 - 800
CIRCULAR WALL BAROMETER/THERMOMETER,
the white inked dial with central open aperture revealing the inner
workings. 20cm dial
€600 - 800
149 AN ALABASTER NEO-CLASSICAL GILT-METAL
‘TEMPLE’ CLOCK,
French, c.1830, the machined steel dial with foliate bezel
steel compensated pendulum, with Ionic pillars, below a
dentil and foliate frieze, on stepped pediment base, now on
an ebonised stand with glass dome. 48cm high (clock)
Provenance: Carrigglas Manor, the drawing room (see
illustration of this lot in situ)
€800 - 1200

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150 AN IRISH GEORGE III CARVED GILTWOOD WALL MIRROR,
the shaped rectangular plate within a frame of open scrollwork, trailing vines and
surmounted by a cartouche with a swan within a castellated arch, beneath an oak
leaf spray. 125 x 70cm
€3000 - 5000

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151 A VICTORIAN CARVED GILTWOOD GIRANDOLE
WALL MIRROR IN THE ROCOCO TASTE,
the asymmetrical scroll frame with a three branch candelabrum
with leaf carved sconces. 122 x 60cm
€600 - 1000
152 A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY FRAME
RECTANGULAR CHEVAL GLASS,
the reeeded frame with brass handles and circular
bosses, raised on fluted splayed legs. 69 x 166cm
€1000 - 1500
153 A LARGE GEORGE IV MAHOGANY SQUARE
CANTERBURY,
divided in two sections with ring turned divides, with singe frieze
drawer on turned legs
€1500-2000

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154 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH WALNUT
FRAME SALON CHAIRS,
the back and seats upholstered in tapestry fabric, the frames carved
with scrolls and foliage, raised on slender cabriole legs with scroll
feet
€2000 - 3000
155 A PAIR OF GEORGE IV TUB BACK ARMCHAIRS,
the seat frame with scroll backrail and acanthus carved terminals, raised on
panelled octagonal tapering legs with brass castors
€2000 - 3000

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156 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY FRAME CORNER CHAIR,
the pierced vase shaped splat and column supports, drop-in seat
and raised on cabriole legs
€500 - 800
158 A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CRUCIFORM
SHAPED DESK TIDY,
with multiple compartments above a frame decorated with an
inlaid star. 48 x 29cm
€600 - 800
157 AN UNUSUAL VICTORIAN CAST IRON WALL
MOUNTED COAT RACK,
of circular form, decorated with a central shield with owl
within open ribbon banding, with the legend, WELCOME
THE COMING GUEST, SPEED THE PARTING GUEST.
74cm wide
€300 - 500
159 A 19TH CENTURY INLAID MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR BOX,
with hinged lid inlaid with oval leaf patera, with rose and
butterfly covers, human masks and ribbon tied baskets of
fruit
28 x 26cm
€400 - 600

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161 A FINE LOUIS PHILLIPE BLACK MARBLE AND
BRONZE MANTLE CLOCK,
surmounted by a cast bronze group by Jean Baptiste Alix, entitled
“GUILLAUME LE CONQUÉRANT”, depicting two knights on
horseback engaging in combat, the black slate base with applied
gilt metal mounts and banding, on plinth, 72 x 52cm
JB Alix born 1801, Paris, fl. 1828 - 1839
€2000 - 3000
160 A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY
CIRCULAR THREE TIER GRADUATED
DUMB WAITERS,
with dished tops on plain column supports and slender
shaped tripod bases. 64cm x 133cm high
€2000 - 3000

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162 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY FOLDING TOP TEA
TABLE
with rounded corners, fitted single frieze drawer with brass drop
handle and raised on cabriole legs and trefid feet. 76.5cm wide,
38.3cm deep
€1000 - 1500
163 AN ART DECO PALE WALNUT SIDE TABLE,
the oval top raised on twin column centre pillar, the base
with gilt metal plaque and raised on rectangular platform
base. 116cm long, 37cm wide, 80cm high
€800 - 1200
164 A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY
TORCHÈRE,
the moulded circular top raised on a leaf carved
spiral turned column on plain tripod supports.
136cm high
€400 - 600
165 A GILTWOOD AND EBONISED PIER
MIRROR
in the Regency taste with moulded architectural
cornice above a frieze decorated with lyre and
scrolls on black ground, the bevelled plate
flanked by half turned columns and raised on
platform base. 130 x 59cm
€800 - 1200

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166 A SET OF TWELVE LATE 19TH CENTURY GEORGE
III STYLE REVIVAL DINING CHAIRS,
with scrolled crest rails, the pierced splats vigorously carved with
oak boughs and acorns, having drop in seats on cabriole legs with
conforming decoration on claw and ball feet, (ten singles and two
carvers).
€2000 - 3000
167 A FINE SET OF THREE WILLIAM IV
MAHOGANY NEO-GRECIAN PILLARS
OF A DINING TABLE,
on panelled square tapering centre pillars, the shaped
platform bases with rolled feet with quarter palmette
brackets on castors, now with an associated top with
reeded rim
Pillars: 72cm high x 70cm square (at the base)
€2000 - 3000

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168 A VICTORIAN WALNUT WHAT-NOT CANTERBURY
the two graduated tiers raised on spiral turned columns on a twin
open compartment base above a single drawer and raised on
turned baluster short legs. 77cm wide, 134cm high
€1000 - 1500
169 A MID 19TH CENTURY DUTCH EBON AND
WALNUT REGULATOR WALL CLOCK
the white enamel dial by H…., Amsterdam, within an arch top
case flanked by turned finials, ebon slender pilasters, roundel and
stepped terminal. 82cm long
€400 - 600
Lot 171
170 A PAIR OF ROSEWOOD COLONIAL TEA
PLANTER BERGERES,
early 20th century, with caned backs and sides, on turned
and blocked feet with front carved and pierced up-right
stretcher, now with loose embroidered cushions in blue
velvet (2)
€500 - 1000
171 A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CIRCULAR
BREAKFAST TABLE,
with plain apron, on central pillar support, triform base and
scroll base. 167.5cm diameter (5ft.6”)
€600 - 1000
Lot 170
Lot 168

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172 AN IRISH VICTORIAN CARVED ROSEWOOD SERPENTINE FRONT SIDE
CABINET BY STRAHAN OF DUBLIN,
the white marble top with thumb moulded rim, above a pair of mirrored doors and flanking
open mirrored quadrants, having pierced open carved pilasters on a platform base, stamped
‘Strahan 6588’. 92cm high; 198cm wide; 58cm deep
Proveance: Part of the commission for Rokeby Hall; by descent at Beaulieu
€1500 - 2000
173 A BRONZED METAL TORCHÈRE IN THE FORM OF A STANDING
EGYPTIAN FEMALE FIGURE,
holding aloft a lamp, now electrified, and raised on an ebonised timber socle. 212cm high
overall
€2000 - 3000
174 GUSTO VITRI
(EARLY 20TH CENTURY)
Bust of a Lady, wearing a headscarf with
barley ears to one side
Marble and alabaster, 50cm high
Signed to the underside
Provenance: Pádraig Mac Manus (1864 -
1929) Republican activist and journalist,
Rossylongan House, Donegal and Argentina
and thence by descent
€1000 - 1500

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175 WILLIAM OSBORNE RHA (1823-1901)
An Irish Wolf Dog - Fiona
Oil on board, 44 x 36cm
Signed with monogram, inscribed on period label verso
€2000 - 3000
177 GREGOR GREY RHA (FL.1870-1911)
Hens in a Field of Corn
Signed
€1500 - 2000
176 GREGOR GREY RHA (FL.1870-1911)
The March Past
Signed
€2000 - 3000

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178 WILLIAM OSBORNE RHA (1823-1901)
Study of a Dachshund
Signed with monogram
€3000 - 4000

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179 WILLIAM BOWNESS (19TH CENTURY)
Portrait of a Young Boy, Son of Hugh Brown (draper and founder
of Brown Thomas)
Oil on canvas, tondo, 49cm diameter
Signed and inscribed ‘3 Fitzroy St, Fitzroy Sq’ verso
€800 - 1000
181 JOHN MORRIS (19TH CENTURY)
The Secret Lover
Signed
€800 - 1000
180 JOHN MORRIS (19TH CENTURY)
Two Young Ladies, seated in an interior, penning a love
letter
Signed
€800 - 1000
182 ALEXANDER ROSELL (1859-1922)
The Broken Plate
Oil on canvas, 34.5 x 44.5cm
Signed
€500 - 700

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183 CHARLES JAMES ADAMS (1857-1931)
Loading Cattle, Isle of Skye
€2000 - 3000
184 ANDERS MONSEN ASKEVOLD (1834-1900)
Mailboat in Norwegian Fjord, probably near Bergin
Signed and dated 1891
€2000 - 3000

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185 After JOSEPH HAVERTY RHA (1794-1864)
The Triumphant Entry of George IV into Dublin.
His Majesty’s Arrival, His Majesty’s Embarkation
A pair of coloured aquatints by Robert Havell, each
39 x 60cm.
These prints record the visit of George IV to Ireland in 1821, official business was overshadowed by the King’s wish to visit Slane Castle. These
are rare first state prints before the flags were re-engraved to fly at half mast for the death of Queen Caroline.
This pair of aquatint prints by Robert Havell, are based on paintings by Joseph Haverty, a close friend of ‘The Liberator’, Daniel O’Connell.
Haverty based his depictions on sketches made by John Lushington Reilly, whom Haverty has thoughtfully included in the embarkation
scene. The figure of Reilly can be found in the central foreground sketching on horseback. The 18 day visit by George IV began on August 12th
1820, the Kings 59th birthday, and a mere three weeks after his coronation. The visit was arguably the first time a British monarch had visited
the countr without an accompanying army, in the traditional sense at least.
George IV’s visit was universally greeted with rejoicing from the populace. One of the first to extend his warmest welcome was Daniel
O’Connell, who saw the visit as welcome support in his endeavours to achieve Catholic Emancipation, although George only signed the bill
reluctantly some eight years later. The King, whilst scheduled to arrive at Kingstown (Dun Laoghaire), instead arrived at Howth harbour in
a mood befitting his birthday celebrations. The first print shows the King leading a procession of some two hundred carriages at the head of
Sackville Street amidst a spectacular flurry of flags and pageantry. The Lord Mayor’s Guard, who resembled ‘Beefeaters’, can be seen close to
the carriage. The King spent the majority of his stay at the Vice Regal Lodge in the Phoenix Park, with the exception of a four day visit to his
mistress, Elizabeth Lady Conyngham at Slane Castle.
The visit was a resounding success - Daniel O’Connell even suggesting that a collection be taken up from every peasant in Ireland, to facilitate
the building of a palace for the new King. The collection did not afford the building of a palace but it did facilitate the building of a new bridge
crossing the Liffey at the present location of Heuston Station i.e. King’s Bridge.
€800 - 1200

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186 JAMES MALTON (1761-1803)
A Picturesque and Descriptive View of the City of Dublin, London,
oblong folio
With the twenty-five aquatinted views (uncoloured) and the
armorial frontispiece, maps and diagrams. This is a good example
of an early 19th century issue (some plates watermarked Whatman
1802)
Provenance: Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness 1st Baronet (1798 - 1868) of
St. Annes , Clontarf and Ashford Castle and thence by descent to the
current owners .
€3000 - 5000

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187 JOHN COONEY (20TH CENTURY)
Home Sweet Home
Watercolour, 26.5 x 37.5cm (10½ x 14¾”)
Signed and inscribed on artist’s label verso giving Newtownabbey address
€200 - 400
188 A PAIR OF BRASS FLOOR STANDING CANDLESTICKS,
the circular tops raised on spiral turned columns on trefoil base, cast with
figural masks and raised on three pad feet. 110cm high
€800 - 1200
189 A WILLIAM IV PAINTED WOOD POLICE TRUNCHEON
having painted crown above gilt letters “IV WR”, 60cm long
€100 - 200
190 A SET OF NINE CHINESE METALWARE RECTANGULAR
WALL PLAQUES DEPICTING FIGURAL AND FLORAL
SCENES,
the pressed metal contained in timber frames 56 x 35.5cm and similar sizes
(9)
€800 - 1200
191 AN 18TH CENTURY BASKET-HILT SWORD, LOOSE
€50 - 100
Lot 189
Lot 191
Lot 190
Lot 188

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192 THREE POTTERY JARS “Virol a Preparation of Bone-Mar
row an Ideal Fat Food For Children Invalids”. each 23cm high
€80 - 120
193 A CHINESE CARVED JADE FIGURE MODELLED AS
Lot 192
A CALF,
20th century
A similar example was sold (Lot 435 Sotheby’s 2014)
€200 - 400
194 AN IRISH 18TH CENTURY BRASS BARRELLED
FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS,
by Bond of Dublin, the barrel in the three stages with stamped
neck, having a walnut stock and brass furniture, the steel lock
plate engraved, registration on the butt plate D-C-6894, the barrel
engraved Dublin. 76cm long overall
Provenance: Purchased in these room, Lot 365
€500 - 800
195 A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE RED LACQUERED
RECTANGULAR BOX,
decorated with panels of birds in garden landscapes etc. 42cm
wide. 28 x 28cm
€100 - 150
Lot 170
196 A REGENCY INLAID MAHOGANY MANTLE CLOCK
of plain rectangular form decorated with inlaid brass stringing
with pineapple finial. 33cm high, 17cm wide
€300 - 500
Lot 195
Lot 194
Lot 193
Lot 196

84 197 A SMALL SMITH’S TERRESTRIAL GLOBE
on circular turned base. 19cm high
€200 - 300
198 AN EMBROIDERED SILK PANEL
depicting a solider and girl with ship in the background. 40 x
44cm
€100 - 200
199 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE
AND WHITE TANKARD,
transfer printed with figures in an oriental landscape, 13cm high;
together with, a modern Meissen quatrefoil dish with onion
pattern decorated in blue and white tones (2)
€100 - 200
200 A GERMAN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MICROSCOPE
BY VOIGTLÄNDER OF BRAUNSCHWEIG,
Model IV, Serial No. 716, contained within a timber carrying
case with hinged door, enclosing a fitted interior with
compartment for the microscope, and various trays, with eight
lens and containers (some brass) (6 x Voigtlander and 2 x
Holog), nine eyepieces, and other accessories in a small timber
box; together with a tray of slides labelled ‘foot of a sheep’s
KHDGÁ’ etc. . with original receipt in the door of the case, dated
September 1912, retailed by Yeates Son Ltd, Grafton St. Dublin
Case: 32cm high
thence by descent
€150 - 250
201 AN ENGLISH EARLY 20TH CENTURY 7” CASED
MAGIC LANTERN SLIDE PROJECTOR,
the metal body with brass barrel shaped lens, the lens cover
stamped ‘Reg No. 230677, 7”,Londonmade Est. 1818’, retailed by
T C Mayne, Dublin
Case: 45cm long
thence by descent
€80 - 120
201A A FRENCH EARLY 20TH CENTURY STEREO
CAMERA BY L. GAUMONT ET CIE OF PARIS,
marked Grand Prix 1900; together with a timber cased
stereoscope
thence by descent
€150 - 200
Lot 197 Lot 199
Lot 200
Lot 201 Lot 201A

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202 A FRENCH POLYGONAL KINGWOOD AND BRASS
INKSTAND,
early 19th Century, with ink pots and carrying handle. 23cm high
€400 - 600
204 A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU MANTLE
CLOCK,
the rectangular clock with enamel dial with attendant classical
female figure on a platform base. 33cm tall
€200 - 400
203 AN OVAL CAST BRONZE PLAQUE DEPICTING
OLIVER CROMWELL
€300 - 500
205 A TURKISH IZNIK TILE (16TH/17TH CENTURY)
of square form, decorated with flowering sprigs and saz leaves in
dark cobalt blue, diffused turquoise and green tones 23.5cm wide
€2000 - 3000

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Lot 206 Lot 207
Lot 208
206 A VICTORIAN OPAQUE PINK GLASS OIL LAMP
RESERVOIR,
on a reeded brass Corinthian column, 83cm
€300 - 400
207 A VICTORIAN OPAQUE AMBER GLASS OIL LAMP
RESERVOIR,
€300 - 500
208 A VICTORIAN YELLOW GLASS OIL LAMP
RESERVOIR,
on a reeded brass turned support, 73cm
€300 - 500
209 A VICTORIAN CLEAR CUT GLASS OIL LAMP
RESERVOIR,
€300 - 500
210 A VICTORIAN PAINTED GREEN FLORAL GLASS OIL
LAMP RESERVOIR,
on a reeded brass column, 75cm
€300 - 500
Lot 209 Lot 210

87
211 A PAINTED TIMBER DOLL’S HOUSE
€200 - 300
214 A PAIR OF ELEPHANT FOOT TABLES
50cm high each
€800 - 1000

88
215 AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY LONG
CASE CLOCK IN THE GEORGIAN
STYLE
the hood with carved swan neck and leaf scroll,
pediment and fluted Corinthian columns
enclosing a movement with steel chapter
ring and seconds hand, the movement with
Westminster chimes stamped HWN (Germany),
the case with corner fluted pilasters and raised
on a plinth base and ogee bracket feet. 221cm
high
€2500 - 4000
216 A LATE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN
ALABASTER MANTLE CLOCK
by Tiffany Co. New York, of plain rectangular
form with a painted enamel dial with brass
gallery and handle, with applied human masks,
shells to each side, on a stepped base. 10cm
wide, 22cm tall
€400 - 600
217 STYLE OF FREDERICK BUCK (1771-1840), EARLY 19TH CENTURY
Portrait of a girl in décolleté white silk dress
Watercolour and body colour on ivory, 6.5 x 5cm
€400 - 600
218 ATTRIBUTED TO SAMPSON TOWGOOD ROCHE (1759-1847)
Portrait of a man, with powdered hair, blue coat, white waistcoat and stock, in brass case, with blue
glass back with pleated hair
Watercolour and body colour on ivory. 7 x 5.5cm
€600 - 1000
219 A VICTORIAN FOUR-FOLD DECOUPAGE DRESSING SCREEN,
the decorated sides with figurative and hunting scenes within faux embossed leather banding and
back panels. 168 x 58.5cm each panel (some damage)
€300 - 500
Lot 218
Lot 215
Lot 217
Lot 216
Lot 219

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220 AN IRISH GEORGE IV INLAID MAHOGANY OVAL BREAKFAST TABLE BY
GILLINGTONS OF DUBLIN,
the quarter veneered top within a inlaid brass and banded border, raised on a turned baluster
centre pillar with long outswept quadruped base with brass toecaps and castors. 153 x 103cm
€1500 - 2000
221 AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY OVAL
DOUBLE DROP LEAF PEMBROKE TABLE,
the top with satinwood crossbanding above a single frieze drawer
with two brass ringhandles and raised on slender square tapering
legs with brass casters. 102cm long, 110.3cm wide (open)
€500 - 800
222 A LOUIS SEIZE STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY
SERPENTINE FRONT TWIN PEDESTAL LADIES
WRITING DESK
with gilt metal mounts the top with tooled leather scriver
above a central frieze drawer inlaid with ribbon-tied foliage,
flanked by twin pedestals set with four graduated drawers,
the entire decorated with boxwood stringing and rosewood
banding and raised on short cabriole legs. 126cm wide, 49cm
deep, 77cm high
€500 - 800

90
224 A LOUIS SEIZE STYLE GILTWOOD FRAMED THREE
SEATER SETTEE
of shaped camel back, with moulded frame raised on turned
baluster fluted legs, covered in yellow striped silk material. 195cm
wide
€2000 - 3000

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Lot 225
225 A SUITE OF LOUIS SEIZE STYLE GILTWOOD
FRAMED SALON SEAT FURNITURE
comprising a set of six armchairs and a matching three seater
settee, the rectangular frames decorated with beading and floral
rosettes, the panel backs, armrests and seats covered in rose silk
damask material, and raised on ring turned fluted tapering legs.
Settee 199cm wide, armchairs 61cm wide
€4000 - 5000
226 A ROBERT STRAHAN GILTWOOD CONSOLE TABLE,
stamped “THOMAS REMINGTON, LIMERICK” and stamped
“STRAHAN”, the white marble top above shaped serpentine front
and raised on cabriole supports.
Thomas Remington built and lived in Ardhu House in Limerick
City. The table was probably ordered and built for the original
furnishings of the house.
€2000 - 3000

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226A A GEORGE III MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR CHEST
of two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers
flanked by fluted rounded pilasters and turned tapering bobbin
feet. 112 x 56cm
€800 - 1200
228 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY GENTLEMAN’S WARD
ROBE,
of large proportions, with moulded cornice, above twin panel
doors, brass escutcheons, each with applied oval reserves with
inlaid banding, above circular inset panels, with shaped apron on
splayed bracket feet.. 226cm high, 139cm wide, 68cm deep
€1000 - 1500
227 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR CHEST
of two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers with brass
handles and raised on ogee bracket feet. 96 x 55cm
€800 - 1200
229 A SMALL GEORGE III MAHOGANY OPEN
CELLARETTE,
with removable zinc liner, plain frieze raised on plain cabriole legs
with pad feet. 47 x 42cm
€800 - 1000

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Lot
230 A GEORGE III OCTAGONAL MAHOGANY BRASS-BOUND
WINE COOLER,
c.1800, with brass carry handles, on a solid base with a cupboard
door, fitted interior, on canted bracket feet. 64 x 49 x 71cm high
€1500 - 2000
231 A LARGE OVAL OAK COOPERED WINE COOLER/
FUEL CONTAINER,
brass handle, early 19th Century. 157 x 97 x 45cm
€1000 - 1500
232 A GEORGE III IRISH SQUARE BACK SOFA, C.1770,
on eight mahogany square legs joined by stretchers. 270cm wide,
74cm deep
€1200 - 1600

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233 A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY ANGLO-INDIAN
EBON FRAMED RAIL BACK DINING CHAIRS,
the ribbed crest rail with central carved anthemion on a reeded
frame, with turned fluted tapering legs
€1000 - 1500
234 A LARGE PAINTED PAPIER MACHÉ MODEL
OF AN ELEPHANT
107 X 80cm high
€1000 - 1500
235 A VICTORIAN METAL CARRIAGE LAMP,
electrified, surmounted with an eagle; together with
a light cast gilt metal hexagonal lantern with glass
panels painted in the Chinese taste (2)
€120 - 150

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236 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY LIGNUM VITAE
ANGLO-INDIAN ARMCHAIRS,
the swept scroll backs with profusely carved crest rails of shells and
foliage, with swept arm supports and cane backs an seats, raised on
baluster turned supports
€4000 - 6000
237 AN EARLY POTTERY CIRCULAR BOWL,
the terracotta ground decorated with painted birds within a border.
33cm diameter
€200 - 300
238 REGIMENTAL PHOTOGRAPH,
Band, 3rd The Kings Own Hussars, Lucknow, 1928
Framed photograph, 21 x 26cm
€100 - 150

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239 A FRENCH CARVED AND GILDED PICTURE FRAME,
17th/18th Century, with tongue and dart inner banding within a
sanded bead and reel section and leaf moulded border
the interior 50 x 36.5cm
€500 - 800
240 A FRENCH FLAT-CARVED GILDED PICTURE FRAME,
18th century, with outset corners and cresting decorated with a
continious band of opposing c-scrolls and and scallop shells, the interior
88.5 x 58.5cms
€400 - 600
241 A FINE CARVED AND GILDED PICTURE FRAME,
18th century, the gadrooned moulded frame with blind-carved
and pierced sweeping foliage, set with rosettes to each corner,
interior. 88.5 x 58.5cms
€600 - 800
242 FOLLOWER OF SIR GODFREY KNELLER
Portrait of Anne Hunt, half length wearing a blue dress, in painted
oval
Provenance: Castletown Cox, Co. Killkenny sale 7/10/1991, lot 233, sold
for £1,600
Anne Hunt was daughter of John Hunt of Glangoole, Tipperary and
Curragh Chase. She married William Odell in 1712.
€1000 - 2000

97
Portrait of a Gentleman in a Blue Waistcoat with Lace Cravat
Oil on canvas, within a feigned oval, 75 x 62cm
Contained within a Kent frame
€2000 - 3000
244 IN THE MANNER OF LATHAM, 18TH CENTURY
Portrait of a Gentleman, half-length, with claret coat
€1000 - 1500

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245 A MAHOGANY FRAMED WING ARMCHAIR,
in early 16th century style, 19th century, with out-scrolled arms
on short shell capped cabriole legs with scroll brackets, the apron
centred by a shell with cushion and upholstered in Florentine
stitch fabric
€1000 - 1500
247 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY FRAMED WING
ARMCHAIR,
of generous proportions, on square legs joined by ‘H’ shaped
stretcher (probably reduced in height, now with castors),
upholstered with a printed linen loose cover
€800 - 1400
246 A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY FRAMED
OPEN-ARMCHAIR,
with green linen damask upholstery, with out-scrolled arms,
on square channelled legs, with carved foliate brackets, now
on castors
€300 - 500

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248 A RARE MAHOGANY FRAMED IRISH ‘LOVE’ SEAT,
c.1760, with downswept arms, tall rectangular back, on square
legs joined by a ‘H’ shaped stretcher, now with close-nailed green
upholstery. 94cm wide
€1500 - 2500
249 AN IRISH MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIR,
mid 18th Century, with interlaced splat back, the scroll arm
with out-turned eagle’s heads, drop-in seat shaped apron on
shell-capped cabriole legs with claw and ball feet.
€1000 - 1500
250 A PAIR OF MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
POSSIBLY IRISH
c.1760, with carved acanthus cresting, above
pierced ribbon-backed splats, drop-in seats,
added arcaded friezes with open brackets,
on grooved square legs, joined by ‘H’ shaped
stretchers
€1500 - 2000

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251 A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY DOUBLE DROP
LEAF HUNTING TABLE,
raised on chamfered squared supports. 233cm long
€2000 - 3000
252 A COMPOSED SET OF EIGHT REGENCY
MAHOGANY RAIL BACK DINING CHAIRS,
with spiral turned rail backs, carved middle rail and having padded
seats, raised on sabre legs (six and two elbow chairs )
€1000 - 1500
253 A GEORGE III STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY
HALF-CIRCULAR FOLDING TOP CARD TABLE,
with painted and rosewood crossbanding, baize lined interior and
raised on square tapering legs and spade feet. 91.5cm wide
€500 - 700
254 A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CAMPAIGN
SECRETAIRE CHEST,
in two parts with brass mounts, fitted drop front writing drawer
flanked by twin small drawers above three long drawers, on short
column feet. 63cm high x 99cm wide
€700 - 1000
Lot 251
Lot 252
Lot 253 Lot 254

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255 A GEORGE III WALNUT SECRETAIRE CHEST-ON-CHEST,
with pierced and blind fret decoration, above two short and two long cockbeaded drawers
and fall front writing drawer with fitted interior, flanked by reticulated fretwork quarter
pillars on a base fitted three long drawers with brass drop handles and raised on bracket
feet. 174cm high x 112cm wide
€5000 - 7000

102
256 A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR
SECRETAIRE CHEST,
the two drawer false fall-front with interior fitted pigeon holes and
drawers above three long graduated drawers on bracket feet, with
foliate gilt brass handles. 107cm high; 102cm wide; 55cm deep
€700 - 1000
257 A VICTORIAN OAK RECTANGULAR SIDE
TABLE IN THE MANNER OF PUGIN,
the moulded rim above two plain end supports with
buttresses, on a platform base, with buttress stretcher.
110 x 58cm
€800 - 1200
258 A STAINED WOOD FRAME WALL MIRROR,
with Masonic emblems. 112 x 86cm
€500 - 800

103
259 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN OAK AND BRASS MOUNTED HALL SEATS,
by James Shoolbred Co., the pierced spindle backs above downswept arms, the
rectangular seats with applied brass lobed bosses to the sides, on downswept moulded legs
joined by stretchers, both stamped with design registration mark to the backs
James Shoolbred’s of Tottenham Court Road, London was established in the 1820’s. It
began life supplying textiles and expanded into furniture manufacture and design in the
1870’s. Largely influenced by the ‘Aesthetic Taste’, popularised by the architect E.W. Godwin;
Shoolbred produced furniture for wealthy households until 1931. Shoolbred exhibited ‘a
very extensive selection of items’ in the 1878 Paris Universal Exhibition. They earned a Royal
Warrant in the mid-1880’s.
€3000 - 5000
261 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR
BUTLER’S TRAY
with pierced integral handles and raised on a later stand with
square chamfered legs. 84 x 58 x 53cm high
€800 - 1200
260 A VICTORIAN OAK CORNER STICKSTAND,
in the manner of James Shoolbred, with brass gallery, knop
finials and shaped shoulder with inset metal drip tray, and
reeded decoration. 40cm wide x 94cm high
The reverse with applied trade plate William Fleming, Dawson
St, Dublin
€800 - 1200

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262 A SAROUGH STYLE CARPET,
late 20th century, with madder red foliate
ground, enclosed by navy floral borders.
450 x 330cm
€1800 - 2200
263 A KASAK SOUTH CAUCASUS CARPET,
late 20th century, with large madder red ground,
and stylised foliage and zoomorphic boarders.
241 x 345cm
€2000 - 2500
264 A WEST PERSIAN CARPET,
20th century, the red ground, with central
medallion housed within a large lozenge
shaped surround, and multiple borders. 250 x
335cm
€1200 - 1800

105
265 A SEMI-ANTIQUE BAHKTIARI RUG,
Chahar Mahal district, Zagros, S.W. Persia (Iran), Ca
1920-1930 A powerful rug with clear, bright and natural
colours, with an unusual field design of large poppies
and birds arranged in a trellis diagonal pattern. Much
research has lately been undertaken by Peter Willborg
of Stockholm, Sweden, who illustrates a related piece on
pl 140 in his work Chahar Mahal va Bahktiari. 171 x 136
cms, 5’7’’ x 4’6’’
Provenance: Purchased James Adam Sons, The Peter
Linden Sale, October 2006
€1200 - 1500
266 A SEMI-ANTIQUE WEST PERSIAN
WOOL RUG, C.1930
the rectangular field woven with quatrefoil medallion
on an ivory reserve and red ground, contained within
broad flower head borders and feathered guard
stripes, 213cm x 135cm
Provenance: Ex Peter Linden
€1200 - 1500
267 A MESHED NORTH EAST PERSIAN CARPET,
late 20th century, the dark red ground with light blue
medallion, decorated over all with stylised foliage, and an
indigo boarder, 409 x 311cm
€3000 - 4000

106 268 ROBERT M. HODGETTS (FL. 1826-1837)
Daniel O’Connell
Mezzotint plate; 43.6 x 64.4cm
Engraved by Hodgetts after his own painting and published 1st
December, 1843, London, by S. Hollyer. The plate appears to have
been chrome plated to prevent wear during printing and has then
been given a special protective coating which would be removed
for printing.
An impression taken from this plate is in the National Gallery of
Ireland, NGI no. 10,968 (Illustrated Summary Catalogue of Prints
and Sculpture 1988, p227)
€400 - 600
269 WILLIAM JAMES WARD (AFTER J.P. HAVERTY,
IRISH SCHOOL)
Daniel O’Connell
Mezzotint plate, 73.9 x 48.4cm
Engraved by Ward after Haverty, published 1839, London by
Haverty. This plate appears to have been been chrome plated to
prevent wear during printing and has then been given a special
protective coating which would be removed for printing.
An impression taken from this plate is in the National Gallery
of Ireland, NGI no. 10,000 (Illustrated Summary Catalogue of
Prints and Sculpture 1988, p.213). The National Gallery of Ireland
impression has apparently been cut in at the sides into the engraver’s
margins.
€800 - 1200
270 After HENRY BARRAUD (1811-1874)
Royal Visit, Punchestown 1868
Monochrome engraving, 58 x 113cm
Published by Thomas Cranfield, 115 Grafton Street, Dublin
Together with John Welcome’s “Irish Horseracing - An Illustrated
History”, Gill and Macmillian, 1982, which contains a key to the
above engraving.
€400 - 600
271 Attributed to JOHN FERNELEY Junior (1815-1862)
A horse fair in a village, c.1840, probably Leicestershire
Oil on canvas, 64 x 110cm (unframed)
€2000 - 3000

107
272 IRISH SCHOOL (18TH CENTURY)
Venus Pleading with Adonis, in a Classical Garden Landscape
Provenance: Christies 14/11/1953, purchased by Mrs Nugent Mead
€2000 - 4000
273 IRISH SCHOOL MID 18TH CENTURY
A Claudian river landscape with figures and cattle
Oil on canvas, 84 x 120cm, in a carved giltwood frame
Provenance: Carrigglas Manor, Co. Longford
€2000 - 3000
274 ITALIAN SCHOOL (18TH CENTURY)
Madonna Child with St. John
Oil on board, 69 x 49cm
€1000 - 1500

108
278 STYLE OF HENRY JOHN BODDINGTON
Pastoral Landscape with Figures and Animals
€300 - 500
275 CIRCLE OF DANIEL GARDNER (1750-1805)
Portrait of a Lady, in Empire style blue dress, half-length
Watercolour, 69 x 56cm
With Vice-regal Lodge label verso
Vice-regal Lodge, Phoenix Park purchased from the Earl of Leitrim in
1784 was home to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland until independence
in 1922 when it became Áras an Uachtaráin.
€200 - 400 276 CUTHBERT EDMUND SWAN (1870-1931)
Stalking the Bengal Tiger
Watercolour and pastel, 52 x 25cm (20½ x 9¾”)
Signed
€300 - 500
(1884-1967)
The One to Carry your Half-Crown; A National
Candidate
Colour repriductions (2)
Numbered 125/850 and 24/850 respectively
€200 - 400

109
279 MARY BATTERSBY (FL.1801-1841)
Olive Bee-eater
Signed and inscribed
€800 - 1200
280 MARY BATTERSBY (FL.1801-1841)
Mistle Thrush (Turdus Viscivorous); Redstart (Phoenicurus)
A pair of ornithological studies, watercolour, 32 x 21cm each
(arched)
Each inscribed
(2)
€1500 - 2000
281 A COLLECTION OF EIGHT CONCHOLOGICAL
STUDIES
Watercolours, 12 x 21cm
Each bearing initials verso in pencil “HO’H”
Unframed, with cream mounts
€200 - 400

110
282 AN EXTENSIVE ROYAL CROWN DERBY
PORCELAIN TABLE SERVICE,
19th/20th century, approximately eighty-five
pieces, each decorated with traditional Imari
palette, the radial segments picked out in blue, gilt
and burnt orange tones
€1000 - 1500
284 AN ENGLISH GILT DECORATED
PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE,
probably Spode, early 19th century, comprising
teapot, sugar bowl, cream jug, waste bowl, five
teacups, three coffee cans and saucer dishes, each
painted with bands of acorns and oak leaves within
gilt line borders, twenty pieces
€300 - 500
283 A CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER PART
TEA-SERVICE,
c.1800, comprising of twenty-eight pieces,
including teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, eight
teabowls, four coffee cans, ten saucer dishes etc,
each spiral moulded and decorated with bands of
acorn sprigs and feathers within gilt line border
€300 - 500
285 A COLLECTION OF FIVE 18TH
CENTURY ENGLISH TEAPOTS,
including a Worcester drum shaped teapot,
decorated with blue and gilt highlighted floral
sprays against a white ground, 15cm high, a
Newhall Neo-Classical teapot of oval form;
another Longton Hall example and two others
(5)
€200 - 400

111
286 A MINTONS PART DINNER SERVICE,
the plain white ground with gilt border
€200 - 400
287 A MEISSEN PORCELAIN TABLE CENTRE DISH
the circular centre with four surrounding quadrants, each painted
with floral sprays on a white ground. 39cm diameter (assembled)
€200 - 300
288 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINA URN POT
POURRI VASES AND COVER,
the pierced bodies decorated in gilt with blue banding, raised on
triform scrolls and platform bases. 20.5cm
€150 - 250
289 A MINTONS WHITE GROUND AND GILT
DECORATED DINNER SERVICE;
together with a Royal Doulton part coffee service of similar design
€300 - 500
290 A MEISSEN PAINTED PORCELAIN GROUP OF
COUNT BRÜHL’S TAILOR,
19th century after the 18th century model by J.J. Kaendler, the
tailor modelled in pink floral coat seated astride a billy-goat,
holding a pair of scissors in his raised right hand, a pannier on
his back carrying two kids, the goat with two holsters over his
neck and a flat-iron in his mouth, on rectangular base with blue
crossed swords mark to underside, 24.5 high. Count Bruhl (1700-
1763) was prime minister of Saxony and director of the Meissen
Porcelain factory.
€1000 - 1500 Lot 290
Lot 288
Lot 286 Lot 287

112
291 AFTER THE ANTIQUE
The Dying Gaul
Carved alabaster, 21cm wide
€500 - 800
292 AFTER THE ANTIQUE
A Female Torch Carrier, kneeling
Carved alabaster, 37cm tall
€800 - 1200
293 A PORTUGUESE ‘PALISSY’ STYLE MAJOLICA DISH,
late 19th century, of circular form, modelled with a lobster, shells
and urchins against a green glazed mossy ground. 40cm diameter
€800 - 1200

113
294 A PORTUGUESE ‘PALISSY’ STYLE MAJOLICA DISH,
19th century, by Paldao of Portugal, of circular form, modelled
with lizards, serpent and insects against a naturalistic grassy
ground. 40.5cm diameter
€1500 - 2500

114
Lot 297 Lot 296
295 A PAIR OF CREAM PAINTED AND GILDED BOW
FRONT WALL MOUNTED DISPLAY CABINETS
each with a single glazed panel door. 82cm long x 30cm wide
€150 - 200
296 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SIX PANEL
DOORS.
208 x 86cm
€1500 - 2000
297 AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY BOOKCASE
with moulded dentil cornice above twin astragal glazed panel
doors on a base fitted twin drawers and twin glazed panel doors on
platform base. 226cm high, 133.5cm wide, 47cm deep
€800 - 1200
298 A GEORGE III CARVED GILTWOOD BERGERE,
with leaf carved ribbed frame, fluted serpentine seat, on square
panelled legs headed by paterae, now upholstered in watered pale
green silk
€1500 - 2500
Lot 298

115
302 A GOOD GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST OF
DRAWERS
with moulded rim above two short and three long graduated
cockbeaded drawers with cast brass drop handles, having reeded
corner pilasters and raised on ogee bracket feet, c.1775. 80cm high,
102cm wide, 54cm deep
€1500 - 2500
299 A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY
CENTRE TABLE,
the green marble top above shell carved apron,
on shell capped cabriole supports and trefid feet.
120cm wide; 87cm high; 57cm deep
€1000 - 1500
300 AN IRISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY
OVAL DROP LEAF HUNT TABLE,
on gate leg support. 173 x 112cm (open)
€2000 - 3000
301 AN IRISH GEORGE II MAHOGANY SHAPED
RECTANGULAR FOLDING TOP CARD TABLE,
the top opening to reveal sunken counterwells and
circular candlestands, having central frieze drawers,
raised on slender tapering legs and pad feet. 70 x 35cm
€2000 - 3000

116
303 NEAPOLITAN SCHOOL, C.1830
A set of Three Views of the Bay of Naples, animated with shipping
Gouache, 28 x 42cm (x 2), 27 x 42cm (x 1)
€1000 - 1500
304 FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI R.A. (1727 - 1815), AFTER
ANGELICA KAUFFMAN R.A.
The Judgment of Paris
Stipple engraving, oval, 36 x 45cm
“Paris, the son of Priam, King of Troy, and Hecuba. At the
marriage of Peleus and Thetis, the goddess of discord, who had
not been invited, showed her displeasure on by throwing among
the assembled gods a golden apple on which was written, “for
the fairest”. When the contestants had been reduced to three -
Juno, Minerva and Venus - Paris was called upon to decide. Juno
promised him a kingdom. Minerva, military glory; Venus offered
him the fairest woman in the world. Paris awarded the prize to
Venus. She took him to Greece and persuaded Helen to go away
with him.”
Label verso “Rudolph Ackermann Dealer in Works of Art, 203
Regent Street, Corner of Conduit Street, London W.”
€200 - 400
305 HENRY ALBERT HARTLAND (1840-1893)
Rolling Mist, Gougane Barra, Cork
Signed
€2000 - 3000
Lot 303
Lot 304 Lot 305

117
306 NEAPOLITAN SCHOOL C.1838
A set of four panoramic landscapes
Gouache, 50 x 70cm
The works inscribed
1. Genere del 1838
2. Napoli du Mare
3. Erizione del 1837
4. I Pagnoli
in maplewood frames, with the label of “Paul and Dominic
Colnaghi”
Provenance: Carrigglas Manor, Co. Longford
€4000 - 6000
307 CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, EARLY 20TH CENTURY
Extensive Landscape with Sunlit Trees
Oil on canvas, 152.5 x 111.5cm
€1000 - 2000
Lot 306
Lot 307

118
308 A GREEN PAINTED TIMBER RECTANGULAR
DISPLAY CABINET
with centre glazed panel door flanked by glazed panels, fitted glass
shelf, and raised on square tapering legs with white marble top.
156cm long, 48cm deep, 82cm high
€500 - 700
309 A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CIRCULAR BREAK
FAST TABLE,
the top with reeded rim, above a turned centre pillar and
outswept reeded quadruped base with square brass caps and
castors. 136cm diameter
€1000 - 1500
311 AN ITALIAN 19TH CENTURY PIETRA DURA
RECTANGULAR PANEL
depicting three birds on a branch. 29.7 x 17.3cm
€400 - 500
310 A PAIR OF IRISH MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS,
19th Century, the shaped crest rails with scroll and acanthus
carving and over-scroll corners above pierced vase shaped splats
and upholstered seats, raised on acanthus carved cabriole forelegs
on claw and ball feet joining splayed rectangular back legs by a
H-stretcher.
€1200 - 1500

119
312 A LATE 19TH CENTURY PAINTED SATINWOOD
DEMI-LUNE CARD TABLE, the shaped top with radial
veneer headed with painted cherubs against a turquoise reserve
and bordered with ribbon-tied foliage, with baize lined interior on
squared tapering supports ending with spade feet
91cm wide
€600 - 1000
313 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND CROSSBANDED
314 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY
BREAKFRONT WRITING TABLE
in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, the top with low raised rail
above a central concave frieze drawer flanked by short drawers
with turned wooden handles on fluted tapering legs. 97cm wide,
51cm deep, 79cm high
€2000 - 3000
SLOPEFRONT BUREAU,
late 18th Century, with moulded fall-front panel enclosing a well fitted
interior with various pigeon holes, slides and stationary compartments
above a slim drawer, two short and two long drawers with solid bracket
feet. 102cm wide
€600 - 1000

120
315 A PAIR OF CARVED MARBLE TABLE LAMPS,
fluted Doric column form, on stepped pedestal bases. 57cm high
€400 - 600
316 A VICTORIAN STAINED WOOD RECTANGULAR
SIDE TABLE,
with single frieze drawer, raised on four plain column supports
with platform base with castors and turned stretcher. 99 x 60cm
€800 - 1200
317 A PAIR OF REGENCY PAINTED TIMBER RAIL BACK
DINING CHAIRS,
with spindle splat backs, cane seat and raised on turned legs
decorated with painted flowers en grisaille
€400 - 500
318 A FOUR-FOLD SCREEN,
painted leather. 200 x 60cm
€300 - 500
Lot 316
Lot 317

121
319 A FRENCH NAPOLEON III KINGWOOD,
PARQUETRY AND GILTMETAL MOUNTED WORK
TABLE,
by Péret of Paris, the shaped quarter-veneerer top fitted with
mirror plate verso, above a concave frieze and dipped apron, on
ormolu capped squared cabriole legs. 63cm wide
The engraved lockplate stamped ‘Péret á Paris, Rue Montmorency
13 au Marais’. Péret was a bronze medalist at the Exposition des
Produits de l’Industerie Francais 1844.
He occupied the premises Rue Montmorency between the dates
1856-1864
€1000 - 1500
321 A GEORGE III STYLE PAINTED TIMBER
RECTANGULAR STOOL,
with drop-in seat, raised on cabriole legs with shell carved knees
and pad feet, stamped 15402. 57 x 42cm
€1000 - 1500
320 A PAIR OF LOUIS XIV STYLE PAINTED AND
GILTWOOD RECTANGULAR STOOLS,
the upholstered seats raised on a partially fluted frame, with
rosette terminals on square tapering fluted legs
€1000 - 1500

122
322 A SMALL MAHOGANY ROCKING CRADLE
€150 - 250
323 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY HEPPLEWHITE STYLE
WARDROBE,
composed, with swan neck pediment having applied gilt-metal
central urn and rosettes, moulded cornice, above twin fielded
panel doors, raised on out-swept legs and shaped apron. 222cm
high, 134cm wide, 56cm deep
€800 - 1200
324 A PAIR OF REGENCY CROSSBANDED AND FLAMED
MAHOGANY SLOPE FRONT KNIFE BOXES,
the hinged sloping lids with incurved sides and serpentine fronts,
decorated with barber stringing to the edges, one with inlaid fitted
interior, each with inlaid lids to the interiors, raised on bracket
feet. 39cm high, 29cm deep, 24cm wide (2)
€1000 - 1500
325 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY GILT METAL-MOUNTED
SIDE CABINET,
in Egyptian taste c.1810, with associated white marble top of
rectangular form, moulded rims, plain frieze, the twin fielded
cupboard doors, with raised banding flanked by bronze terms,
shelved interior, on plain rectangular plinth base. 110cm wide,
42cm deep, 91cm high
€1000 - 1500

123
326 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRONZE
CHENETS DE FEU
in the form of winged cherubs with flowing drapery, seated on
oval shaped brass stands with pierced foliate panels and stamped
‘PCCF-1440’. 31cm high, 30cm long (2)
€2000 - 3000

124
327 A WHITE AND GREY VEINED MARBLE PEDESTAL,
in the form of a classical column, the squared platform above a
fluted shaft on a circular spreading foot and squared base. 111cm
high
and journalist, Rossylongan House, Donegal and Argentina and thence
by descent
€400 - 600
328 A WHITE AND GREY VEINED MARBLE PEDESTAL,
in the form of a column, the circular top above a fluted shaft, on a
stepped octagonal base. 123cm high
by descent
€400 - 600
329 A FRENCH LATE 19TH CENTURY GREEN MARBLE
AND GILT METAL MOUNTED MANTLE CLOCK,
of architectural form, the domed top and stepped pediment, over
Corinthian columns flanking a plain facade with inset gilt dial with
Arabic numerals, raised on a plinth base with bracket supports, the
movement inscribed A.D. Mougin, Paris. 38cm high x 43cm wide
by descent
€150 - 250
330 A LARGE CHINESE CANTON EXPORT VASE,
19th Century , converted to a table lamp, the squared tapering
body decorated to each side with rectangular panels enamelled
with figures in a courtyard and surrounded by butterflies, peonies
and dense foliage, the porcelain 62cm high
€600 - 1000
Lot 327
Lot 328

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