22 June 2010 - Fine Art Sale

#0205

Lot 303/0205

SOLD Hammer price €80

Six needlework tapestry Seat Covers,
various sizes, each with similar floral design. (6)

Lot 304/0205

SOLD Hammer price €600

A highly carved bog oak extendable Book Stand,
19th Century,
carved with scrolling shamrocks, ivy leaves, castles and harp, 21″ (54cms) extended. (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 305/0205

SOLD Hammer price €90

Eleven piece part English porcelain Dessert Service,
probably Rockingham – late 19th Century,
comprising 9 relief moulded Plates, each with gilt sprays on a green and white ground, 9 1/2″ (24cms), together with a pair of matching Serving Dishes. (11)

Lot 306/0205

SOLD Hammer price €280

An attractive 16 piece Noritake porcelain Coffee Service,
comprising four cups, four saucers, a stemmed teapot and cover, a stemmed two handled sugar bowl, a matching jug, and four silver spoons each with coffee bean finial and shell bowl, porcelain decorated with a yellow band with gilt and dark blue floral sprays all in fitted case. (1)
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Lot 307/0205

SOLD Hammer price €70

A small asymmetrical porcelain Mirror,
early 20th Century Sitzendorf,
of cartouche shape, encrusted with flowers and applied with two cherubs, 12″ x 7″ (30cms x 18cms). (1)

Lot 308/0205

A pair of heavy bronze Mantle Ornaments,
each modelled as a lion devouring a wild boar on a rectangular marble base, 12″ (30cms). (2)

Lot 309/0205

A large two handled English blue and white porcelain Soup Tureen Cover, Stand and Ladle,
19th Century,
as is, with lily bud finial and two leaf moulded handles, 15″ (38cms). (1)

Lot 310/0205

A set of 10 Cauldon porcelain Soup or Pudding Dishes,
10″ (26cms), a set of 12 later Wedgwood ditto, each with gilt vine border. (22)

Lot 311/0205

SOLD Hammer price €100

A heavy cast iron Door Knocker,
19th Century,
in the form of a fist grasping a bar with wreath, 7″ (18cms). (1)

Lot 312/0205

SOLD Hammer price €210

A good English creamware Jug,
early 19th Century,
monogrammed M.B. under spout, one side decorated with a mare and foal in a landscape, signed Platina, the opposing side with farmer, cow and sheep in a landscape, 8 1/2″ (22cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 313/0205

A pair of attractive campana shaped porcelain Vases,
in the Dresden style,
each with colourful flowers and birds applied with two double mask handles on a square stem base and paw feet, 11″ (28cms). (2)

Lot 314/0205

SOLD Hammer price €120

An attractive French porcelain Jug,
19th Century,
with double gourd type body in royal blue and cream with gilt spray, and a central panel decorated with a young boy catching butterflies, applied with a double scroll handle, 11 1/4″ (29cms). (1)
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Lot 315/0205

SOLD Hammer price €140

A set of 12 Mintons cream ground relief moulded Oyster Plates,
late 19th Century,
each for 6 oysters salad and sauce, 10″ (26cms). (12)
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Lot 316/0205

A pair of gilt scroll shaped Footstools,
19th Century,
each with bead tapestry top on turned legs, 14″ (36cms). (2)

Lot 317/0205

SOLD Hammer price €160

Two Halcyon Days enamel Boxes,
another similar ditto, two enamel dishes, two soapstone buffalo’s, a small Sutherland jug, various ornaments, etc. (a lot)

Lot 318/0205

A pair of carved Chinese soapstone Book Ends,
each modelled as an elephant with figure reclining on rectangular plinth, 8″ (20cms), together with a tortoiseshell Snuff Box, and a pair of lacquered and chinoiserie decorated Boxes. (5)

Lot 319/0205

SOLD Hammer price €800

A fine French bronze and polished black limestone Mantle Clock,
19th Century by Japy Freres,
the bronze figure of a Shepherd boy after Jacques Antoine Theodore Coinchon, seated on the clock drum with polished marble dial with raised Roman numerals on a large rectangular moulded black limestone plinth, 19″ x 17″ (48cms x 43cms). (1)
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Lot 320/0205

SOLD Hammer price €2300

A fine walnut cased Gothic style chiming Bracket Clock,
Victorian,
by Lawson & Goddard, 44 St. Pauls Church Yd, London, the stepped arch top with three Gothic church spires above an engraved and silverized dial with Roman chapter and floral spandrels, the three subsidiary dials to the arch for slow/fast, chime/silent, full chime/ Westminster chime, the double fusee movement striking on eight steel bells and a gong strike, the front door flanked with two cluster columns on a moulded plinth base with projecting corners and Arcadian frieze, 28″h x 20″ x 11″ (71cms x 51cms x 28cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 321/0205

A good five glass French gilt brass Carriage Clock,
19th Century,
with reeded swing handle and bulbous finials above an enamel dial with Roman numerals flanked with turned and reeded columns, 5 1/4″ (13cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 322/0205

SOLD Hammer price €190

A small American walnut and grained rosewood Mantle Clock,
by S. Thomas, Plymouth, Conn’., U.S.A.,
with painted dial and bell strike, 9″h x 6 1/2″ (23cms x 16cms). (1)