22 June 2010 - Fine Art Sale

#0205

Lot 507/0205

SOLD Hammer price €420

Alfred Garcement (Fl. 1868 – 1896)
“Extensive Landscape,” O.O.C., signed, 12 1/2″ x 17 1/2″ (32cms x 45cms). (1)
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Lot 508/0205

SOLD Hammer price €290

Walter Tomvinson (Fl. 1858 – 1859)
“Golden Memories,” O.O.P., signed, 10″ x 7 1/2″ (25cms x 19cms). (1)
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Lot 509/0205

SOLD Hammer price €240

In the Style of Edwin Hayes
“Sailing Boats and an on-coming Storm,” O.O.C., 7″ x 9″ (18cms x 23cms). (1)
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Lot 510/0205

SOLD Hammer price €110

After Louis Wain
“If this Steak was any Rarer, it would Moo,” a coloured print with cats. (1)

Lot 511/0205

SOLD Hammer price €200

Godfrey Sykes (1825 – 1866) After Coreggio
“Cupid with Venus & Mercury,” watercolour, inscribed verso, 11″ x 7″ (28cms x 18cms). (1)

Lot 512/0205

SOLD Hammer price €300

Sarah Cecilia Harrison (1864 – 1941)
“Head of a bearded Man,” pencil and black chalk, 10″ x 7 1/2″ (25cms x 19cms).
Provenance: Verso. (1)
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Lot 513/0205

SOLD Hammer price €320

De Bruxelley – 19th Century Continental School
“Fisherfolk on a Quayside tasting Oysters,” O.O.C., 13″ x 10″ (33cms x 26cms), bears indistinct signature. (1)
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Lot 514/0205

SOLD Hammer price €360

Joseph William Carey R.U.A. (1859 – 1937)
“Dunluce Castle,” mono – watercolour, signed, inscribed and dated 1916, 14″ x 10″ (36cms x 26cms). (1)

Lot 515/0205

After Rev. S. Houghton, c. 1870
Fishing Prints: A very attractive and scarce set of 4 coloured Fish Prints, including Carp, Roach, Chub, & Tench, each approx. 25cms x 35cms (10″ x 14″), with gilt tipped mounts and good gilt frames. (4)

Lot 516/0205

W.H. Lizars,Edinburgh Publishers
“British Fishes,” large hand-coloured engraved print, showing various British commercial fish, approx. 54cms x 41cms (21″ x 16″), gilt frame. (1)

Lot 517/0205

SOLD Hammer price €220

19th Century Oriental School
Watercolours: Fine set of three original Egyptian watercolours, “A Pharaoh and Two Queens from An Ancient Dynasty,” each approx. 28cms x 17.5cms (11″ x 7″), each figure standing, hieroglyphics in varied panels, gilt frames. Attractive & unusual (3)

Lot 518/0205

After Fred Bayer
“Australian Flowers,” a magnificent pair of very large coloured Prints of Australian Flowers, approx. 52.5cms x 35.5cms (20 1/2″ x 14″), with gilt tipped mounts, fine gilt frames. (2)

Lot 519/0205

SOLD Hammer price €230

After Cecil Aldin
Animal Prints: A Trip to London, Attractive set of 4 animal prints with a dog and cat on a journey to London, each approx. 28cms x 24cms (11″ x 9 1/2″), in heavy gilt frames. V. good. (4)

Lot 520/0205

A. Binbeok, 19th Century English
Watercolour: “Amazement,” two puppy dogs on a step watching in amazement at a snail, signed, approx. 26cms x 36cms (10″ x 14″), with wash mount and gilt frame. (1)

Lot 521/0205

SOLD Hammer price €90

19th Century English School, c. 1840
Watercolour: attractive Continental Street Scene, with figures near an ancient building, 21cms x 13.5cms (8 1/4″ x 5 1/2″), wash mount, and gilt frame. (1)

Lot 522/0205

W.H. Windridge
Watercolour: “Attractive Scottish Lake Scene, rocky shore in foreground, mountains beyond, shaded by evening colours,” 19cms x 39cms (7 1/2″ x 15 1/2″), signed, in gilt frame. (1)

Lot 523/0205

SOLD Hammer price €3000

After Sir Godfrey Kneller (1646-1723)
Full length Portrait “King William III in state robes and garter, with crown and orb to his left side,” O.O.C., in ornate carved giltwood frame crested with a crown, 85″ x 57″ (216cms x 145cms). (1)
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Lot 524/0205

SOLD Hammer price €10500

Attributed to David de Coninck (1636-1701)
“Turkey, Hens, Cockerel & Guinea Pig by a faunal garden with hare crossing by a fountain,” O.O.C., 30 1/2″ x 43″ (78cms x 110cms). (1)
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Lot 525/0205

SOLD Hammer price €800

A pair of mahogany and brass bound Peat Buckets,
George III style,
of spiral reeded form, with brass swing handle, 17″ (44cms)h. (2)
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Lot 526/0205

A telescopic mahogany Dining Table,
Victorian,
the moulded top with a spare leaf raised on four turned octagonal baluster legs, 70″ x 50″ (178cms x 128cms). (1)
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