7 October 2014 - Chatsworth Fine Art Sale

#0231

Lot 253/0231

SOLD Hammer price €320

An attractive Louis XV style small kingwood and parquetry gilt metal mounted Table, with pierced gallery over a frieze drawer and underneath shelf. (1)

Lot 254/0231

SOLD Hammer price €120

An Edwardian walnut Dressing Stool, with carved hand rails, the upholstered seat on a frame with turned supports. (1)

Lot 255/0231

SOLD Hammer price €400

A rare and unusual George III period inlaid mahogany Campaign Card Table, the triangular shaped crossbanded folding top over four square tapering inlaid legs, two of which are folding. (1)

Lot 256/0231

SOLD Hammer price €530

A Georgian period mahogany Tallboy, of seven long drawers, with brass drop handles on bracket feet. (1)

Lot 257/0231

SOLD Hammer price €420

After F.C. Turner

“The Tipperary Noble Tips,” a set of 4 large coloured hunting prints, 49cms x 66cms (19″ x 26″), in gilt frames. (4)

Lot 258/0231

SOLD Hammer price €150

A pair of attractive antique coloured Stipple Engravings, in oval black and gilt glass mounts and gilt frames. (2)

Lot 259/0231

SOLD Hammer price €95

20th Century English School

“Portrait of a Young Lady in black dress with lace collar,” O.O.C., approx. 52cms x 40cms (20″ x 15 1/2″), gilt frame; and another Pastel of “Man on Horse,” approx. 38cms x 29cms (15″ x 11″). (2)

Lot 260/0231

SOLD Hammer price €130

Early 19th Century English Naive School

“An Interior Scene, figures playing cards, with buxom beauty in attendance,” O.O.panel, approx. 36cms x 25.5cms (14″ x 10″), in attractive gilt frame, with label of Rodman, Belfast. (1)

Lot 263/0231

SOLD Hammer price €540

Augustus Osborne Lamplough, 1877 – 1930

Watercolours: “Extensive panoramic Egyptian Landscape,” and its companion, a pair, approx. 25.5cms x 63cms (10″ x 24 1/2″), both signed, one inscribed in maple frames. (2)

Lot 264/0231

SOLD Hammer price €320

19th Century Irish School, Mulready

“The Holy Well,” with figures praying by a Celtic Cross, ruins of Church beyond, O.O.C., approx. 64cms x 76cms (25″ x 30″), old gilt frame. (1)

Lot 265/0231

SOLD Hammer price €625

Attributed to James Latham

Half-length Portrait of Lady with long tresses, in low cut satin dress, approx. 36cms x 30cms (14″ x 12″), in an 18th Century carved gilt frame. (1)

Lot 266/0231

SOLD Hammer price €1800

Early 19th Century Italian School

“Scenes from the Life of Our Lord,” a series of 6 paintings each on copper panel and approx. 27cms x 37cms (10 1/2″ x 14 1/2″), in attractive matching black frames, each with labels of H. & F. Meadows, Gracechurch St., London and Wm. Rodman & Co., Belfast. (6)
* From a Northern Ireland Private Collection.

Lot 268/0231

SOLD Hammer price €400

19th Century English School

A delightful Family Group, “Two Boys and Two Girls, by a large window, with seated dog and pull toy in foreground,” possibly The Roberts Family, Cork, O.O.Canvas, 61cms x 46cms (24″ x 18″) in a fine contemporary gilt frame, with label of R. & B. Clarke, Cork. (1)

Lot 269/0231

SOLD Hammer price €320

After Raphael

“Our Lady of the Chair,” O.O.C., oval, 76cms x 61cms (30″ x 24″). (1)

Lot 271/0231

SOLD Hammer price €160

H. Franks

“The Stormy Sea,” large seascape of boats on rough seas, O.O.C., approx. 51cms x 90cms (20″ x 35″), signed lower left, gilt frame. (1)

Lot 273/0231

SOLD Hammer price €270

20th Century English School – Syndes

A very large Still Life, “Vase of Flowers on a Table,” oils and palette, approx. 100cms x 77cms (40″ x 30″), indistinctly signed, modern frame. (1)

Lot 274/0231

SOLD Hammer price €220

20th Century School – Still Life

“Flowers, jug and book on Table,” O.O.C., 51cms x 61cms (20″ x 24″), Felicitia Fisher, inscribed on label on reverse; also Eric Kearns, “Still Life – Flower & Fruit on a Table,” O.O.C., 50cms x 40cms (16″ x 20″) inscribed on label on reverse. (2)

Lot 277/0231

SOLD Hammer price €190

19th Century – probably Irish School

“Peasant Girl with red shawl and white bonnet,” 17 1/2″ x 14″ (44cms x 36cms). (1)

Lot 279/0231

SOLD Hammer price €400

Alfred Bishop

“Portrait of John Watson, on a Hunter, with hounds in foreground,” O.O.C., 77cms x 64cms (30 1/2″ x 25″), signed and indistinctly dated, and with printed label on reverse, carved giltwood frame.
* John Watson was Master of The Galway Blazers, and also The Carlow Hunt.
Provenance: Usshire Family of Eastwell, Co. Galway. (1)

Lot 280/0231

SOLD Hammer price €300

J. Wheeler

“Huntsman & Horse on a Rocky Path,” O.O.C., 36cms x 46cms (14″ x 18″), in gilt frame. (1)