22 June 2010 - Fine Art Sale

#0205

Lot 487/0205

SOLD Hammer price €600

19th Century English School
Cattle and Sheep in a Landscape,” O.O.C., signed with monogram, lower right, 9 1/2″ x 11 1/2″ (24cms x 29cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 488/0205

SOLD Hammer price €4600

William Percy French (1854 – 1920)
“Bogaboo,” tree by a bog land pond, watercolour, signed, also inscribed on an old label on reverse, 6 1/4″ x 9 1/4″ (15.9cms x 23.5cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 489/0205

SOLD Hammer price €400

Abel Hold (1815-1891)
“Dead Grouse on a Bank,” O.O.P., 13″ x 17″ (33cms x 44cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 490/0205

SOLD Hammer price €2100

Charlotte Blakeney Ward (? – 1940)
“Half-length Portrait of ‘Katherine Packard Mower,’ wearing a wide brimmed black Hat with plume, and a fur Stole,” pastel, signed, 29 1/2″ x 25″ (75cms x 64cms).
* Katherine Packard Mower born Syracuse New York, 4th March 1872, died 22 May 1971, wife of George A. Mower born Jan. 1860 died Nov. 1914. Both American married in England 1892., in attractive carved giltwood frame. (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 491/0205

SOLD Hammer price €800

George Shaldens (1826-1873)
“Returning from the Hills, Cattle and Figures on a Country Path,” O.O.C., 7″ x 10″ (18cms x 25.5cms), signed. (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.
N.B. THIS SHOULD READ: SHALDERS

Lot 492/0205

SOLD Hammer price €500

Follower of George Morland
“Farmyard Scene with Farmer, Horses, and Churches,” O.O.P., 7 3/4″ x 10 1/22 (20cms x 27cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 493/0205

SOLD Hammer price €700

19th Century English School
“Grouse by a Cornfield,” O.O.B., and its companion, “A Duck Rising over a Lake,” O.O.Panel, a pair, each in attractive gilt frame, 5″ x 6 1/22 (12.5cms x 16.5cms). (2)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 494/0205

A German porcelain Panel,
19th Century,
Painted with Scene “Loreley of the Rhine” indistinctly signed, 7″ x 5″ (18cms x 12cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 495/0205

SOLD Hammer price €800

Carl Brenmir (1850 – 1920)
“Fisherman and Dog approaching a quiet spot on the River,” O.O.C., signed, 15 1/2″ x 23 1/2″ (39cms x 60cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 496/0205

James Edward Grace R.B.A. (1851 – 1908)
“A Still Pool in the Vale of the Lledr North Wales,” O.O.C., signed and dated 1870, 14 1/2″ x 24 1/2″ (37cms x 62cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 497/0205

SOLD Hammer price €850

Jacque Monleil (Fr. 1800 – ?)
“Landscape with Cottage and River Torrent,” O.O.P., 16″ x 20″ (41cms x 51cms), signed in attractive gilt frame. (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.
NB. THIS SHOULD READ: MONTEIL

Lot 498/0205

19th Century English
“River Landscape with Figures Fishing from a Punt,” O.O.C., indistinctly signed lower right, 23 1/2″ x 35 1/2″ (60cms x 90cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 499/0205

Henry Frederick Lucas-Lucas (1848-1943)
“Portrait of ‘The Duchess’ Racehorse in a Stable, ran in the 12 stone class of the Parliamentary ‘Point to Point’ 1890, carrying 16 stone 2lbs, a measured 3 mile flagged course in the Hilmorton and Barryvale, ran in 7 minutes 57 seconds,” O.O.C., signed and dated 1890, inscribed front and verso, 20″ x 25 1/2″ (50cms x 65cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 500/0205

Henry Frederick Lucas-Lucas (1848-1943)
“Portrait of ‘Sir Robert’ standing in a stable, winner of Pychley ‘Point to Point’ Steeplechase 1883 – from Kilsby Station to the Hemplow Hills, 4 1/2 miles as the crow flies in 17 minutes,” O.O.C., signed and dated 1889 inscribed on front and reverse, 20″ x 25 1/2″ (50cms x 65cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 501/0205

John Alfred Wheeler Snr Br. (1821-1903)
“Zoedore” a chestnut horse with groom in a stable, O.O.C., signed and dated 1885, lower right, 17 1/2″ x 23 1/2″ (44cms x 60cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 502/0205

SOLD Hammer price €650

After Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680)
Pastel, “Lady Hamilton,” hand coloured mezzotint, 28″ x 23 1/2″ (72cms x 60cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 503/0205

SOLD Hammer price €190

After Captain Mark Oates (of the Marines)
A rare early black and white Engraving by James Fitter (1758-1835), representing the Attack of the French Squadron by a detachment of his Majesty’s Ships under the Command Sir J.B. Warren, near the Rosses on the Coast of Ireland, Oct. 12th, 1798, 17″ x 21 1/2″ (43cms x 55cms). (1)

Lot 504/0205

John Finnie Br. (1829 – 1907)
“Extensive Mountainous River Landscape with Figures and Dog in foreground,” signed, watercolour, 15″ x 23″ (38cms x 59cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 505/0205

SOLD Hammer price €320

Alexander Wilson – 20th Century
Still Life – “Colourful Floral Arrangement in a Vase,” O.O.C., signed, 19 1/4″ x 23 1/2″ (49cms x 60cms).
Exhibition label verso. (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.

Lot 506/0205

19th Century – probably Irish School
“Peasant Girl with red shawl and white bonnet,” 17 1/2″ x 14″ (44cms x 36cms). (1)
SEE ILLUSTRATION.