28 September 2020 - 0318 Chatsworth Fine Art Sale

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Lot 1437/0318

SOLD Hammer price €300

Ethographical Art: A collection of five 19th Century carved African (possibly Cote d’Ivore) Masks, with paint and facial markings, together with a later Figure of an African Lady with mortar and pestal. (6)

Lot 1438/0318

SOLD Hammer price €150

A rare late 19th Century Muslim Teaching Board, with inscriptions both sides, 63cms (24 1/2″) long, including handle; together with a wooden framed Abacus. (2)

Lot 1440/0318

SOLD Hammer price €130

A Regency period giltwood upright Pier Mirror, decorated with flowers and reed columns, approx. 88cms x 63cms (35″ x 25″). (1)

Lot 1441/0318

SOLD Hammer price €80

A 19th Century Irish mahogany Banjo Barometer, by “Binda, Cork,” approx. 94cms (37″). (1)

Lot 1442/0318

SOLD Hammer price €90

A 19th Century rosewood cased Banjo Barometer, with silver dial. (1)

Lot 1443/0318

SOLD Hammer price €140

A Victorian inlaid walnut Wall Clock, with caved decoration, and circular dial and Roman numerals. (1)

Lot 1444/0318

SOLD Hammer price €100

A modern stain glass Ceiling Light. (1)

Lot 1445/0318

SOLD Hammer price €200

Salvator Rosa, 1615 – 1673Etching: “The Rescue of the Infant Oedipus,” 73cms x 48.5cms (28 3/4″ x 19″) etching with dry point Second State of Two, a very good impression, Signed ‘pinxit’ in recent hogarth frame; together with Peter Paul Rubens, Pinxit, 1623 Engraving: “The Nativitiy,” Serenissimo Maximilano Utrisque Bavariae Duci et Christianae Religionis … Petrus Paulus Rubenius Venerabundus Dedicabit Concecrabatq. approx. 56cms x 73cms (22″ x 28 3/4″), in black frame. As an engraving, w.a.f. (2)

Lot 1446/0318

Sepia Prints: Fisher (Jonathan) “Glenmalour, Co. Wicklow,” Plate no. 27, “Mountainous Scene, depicting goats, cottage and waterfall in foreground,” published by J. Fisher, 1793, approx. 21cms x 30cms (8 1/4″ x 12″); together with another Lithograph of Powerscourt Waterfall. (2)

Lot 1447/0318

SOLD Hammer price €120

A rare Victorian “Inland Parcel Post” Weighing Scales, by S. Morden & Co. London, with 11 loose varied circular weights from 4lbs – 1/3 ounces, on a heavy square oak base. (1)

Lot 1448/0318

SOLD Hammer price €500

A fine quality mid-19th Century flamed mahogany inverted Sideboard, the shaped top with inset centre, over a frieze with three drawers, on a base with two large central doors, flanked by two similar doors, on a plinth base, approx. 73cms (68″) wide, 84cms (33″) high, 60cms (24″) deep. (1)

Lot 1449/0318

SOLD Hammer price €50

19th Century English School”Gathering Seaweed at Hastings,” sepia drawing, approx. 10cms x 18cms (4″ x 7″) initials lower left. (1)

Lot 1450/0318

SOLD Hammer price €300

Edith O. SomervilleA pair of attractive hand coloured Engravings from “A St. Patrick’s Day Hunt,” each approx. 21cms x 15cms (8 1/4″ x 6″), in gilt frames. (2)

Lot 1451/0318

SOLD Hammer price €600

1844 Nationalist Repeal Movement & State TrialsPublished by James Mc Cormick[O’Connell (Daniel)] Hints and Hits, A set of 5 (ex 12) hand coloured engraved caricature Prints, including:No. 4, “The State forge or the Artful Dodger and Old nick at Work,”No. 5, “Ireland Victorious – or one down, another come on,”No. 6, “State Bill – Stickers – Sticking themselves,”No. 7 “A Standing Army – Stranded at Clontarf,”No. 9 “More Power to Paddy – or John Bull Bothered,”A set of 5, Published at Christchurch Place, Dublin 1844, each approx. 17.5cms x 22cms (7″ x 8 1/2”) in matching gilt frames. (5)* See History Ireland Vol. 12, No. 4, 2004 article by Prof. Peter Grey.

Lot 1452/0318

SOLD Hammer price €560

Jack B. Yeats, R.H.A. (1871 – 1957)Coloured Prints: “Stone Walls do not a Prison Make,” “Nor Iron Bars a Gate,” a pair, coloured prints, each approx. 16cms x 59.5cms (6 1/4″ x 23″), framed. (2)

Lot 1453/0318

19th Century Anglo Irish SchoolA very attractive pair of miniature watercolours, “West Water,” and “Old Narrow Water Castle, Co. Down,” a pair both titled, 3 1/2″ x 5″ (9cms x 12.5cms). (2)

Lot 1454/0318

SOLD Hammer price €220

In the Manner of Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788)Watercolour, “Shepherd Resting and other Figures in a Landscape,” approx. 15cms x 19cms (6″ x 7 1/2″) inscribed on reverse in gilt frame. (1)

Lot 1455/0318

SOLD Hammer price €200

19th Century Continental School”Cupid Resting in a Classical Landscape,” O.O.P., depicting a nude, cherub with floral drape, bow and arrow laying on a white sheet, approx. 20cms x 16cms (8″ x 6″) in ornate gilt frame. (1)

Lot 1456/0318

SOLD Hammer price €200

18th Century English School”Lady and Child with Bird Cage,” gilt highlighted oval glass Etching, approx. 18cms x 15cms (7″ x 6″) in ornate gilt frame. (1)* With Exhibition label on reverse “Fine Arts Exhibition 187?” – ‘Etching by Mrs. Willmot in 1776, the last wife of William Wilmot Esq., who was Second Son of Sir Robert Wilmot the First Bart of Osmaston, Derby.’

Lot 1457/0318

SOLD Hammer price €100

19th Century English SchoolWatercolour, “Boar Hunting,” depicting two hunters on horseback in pursuit in the long grass, with spectators on elephant back in the distance, approx. 18cms x 26cms (7″ x 10″) in hogarth type frame. (1)