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Caroline Lucy Douglas 'later Scott' (1784-1857) British. Self Portrait, Holding a Book, Standing by Battlements with Armour by her Feet, Watercolour, Signed with Initials and Dated 1807, Unframed, 22" x 18", and the companion piece, her brother, Captain, The Hon George Douglas, very Byronic Seated on a Gun Carriage, Holding a Boarding Pike, a pair (2). Note; both were later engraved in Mezzotint by William Say (1768-1834) British.
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James Sharples (1751-1811) British. Portrait of a Man, a Member of the Bradford Family, From Boston, America, Pastel, Inscribed on the reverse, Oval, 7.5" x 6", and two others by the same hand, A Lady wearing a Bonnet, and a Young Girl dressed in White, a set of three (3). Provenance; Property of Mrs Lovell Hodge and Miss Parry.
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WILLIAM RATHBONE, (British born 1884, Sunderland School of Art, Darlington School of Art and Headmaster of Preston School of Art from 1914), 'Robed', portrait of a woman in turban, signed with initials and dated: 1934, ivory. Labelled verso. White metal frame.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Enclosed in frame, appearing in good condition overall, no obvious damage.
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19TH CENTURY FRENCH, ORMOLU MOUNTED CLOCK GARNITURE, the balloon shaped, two train clock with ceramic numerals and overall floral and portrait figural decoration, French brass drum movement striking on one bell. 36cm high approx. Together with two matching two branch Ormolu supporters with painted similar decoration. 35cm high. (3)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Appearing in good condition with no obvious damage.
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CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, (early 20th Century, possibly French), portrait of a lady in full length grey coat against fireplace, indistinctly signed and dated: 1919, oils on board. 72 x 87cm.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Overall good, a little grubby in places with minor marks, frame is damaged with losses in places.Provenance: Private South Wales vendor known to the saleroom
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Periodical: Kavanagh (Patrick) Nimbus (periodical, London 1956), Vol. 3 nos. 3 and 4, orig. wrappers, ed. Tristram Hull & David Wright. No. 3 includes Kavanagh's essay, A Letter and an Environment from Dublin; no. 4 includes 19 new poems by Kavanagh, with Anthony Cronin's essay, Innocence and Experience: The Poetry of Patrick Kavanagh and a lithographic portrait of Kavanagh by Patrick Swift. Laid in is a magazine page with Kavanagh's poem, A Christmas Childhood. V. good. As a lot. Scarce. (2)
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Keane (John B.) Self-Portrait, 8vo Cork 1964. First Edn., illus., cloth & d.w.; Smith (Gus) & Hickey (Des) John B. The Real Keane, 8vo Cork 1992. First Edn., illus. pict. d.w.; Keane (John B.) A Christmas Surprise, Cork 1999. First; The Celebrated Letters ... [More Celebrated Letters of John B. Keane,] 2 vols. Cork 1978 & 2000, pict. stiff wrappers. (5)
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Bell (Sam Hanna) Summer Loanen and other Stories, Newcastle (Mourne Press) 1943. First Edn., port. frontis with Signed Christmas Card, & orig. portrait photograph of the author, loosely inserted, orig. boards; also December Bride, L. 1941, First Edn, lacks f.f.e. cloth; and Erin's Orange Lily, L. 1956. First Edn., Signed Pres. Copy to his Mother, 11st Sept. 1956, illus., cloth & d.w. All Scarce. (3)
Los 349
Gregory (Lady) Some Signed and Inscribed Ephemera & other Items from collection of her grand-daughter, the late Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, including a 'Contents' page from some volume inscribed 'Augusta Persse, Roxboro,'; a Republican flyer headed 'Shadow or Substance .. Vote for Treaty,' & inscribed in Ld. Gregory's hand 'thrown from Motors May 1922'; a long newscutting titled, 'Memories of Easter Week,' inscribed in her hand, 'Speech of Sean T. O'Ceallaigh,'; an original letter from The Chenil Gallery, Chelsea, dated June 9th 1916 to Ld. Gregory speaking about Portrait of W.B. Yeats; some Coole Park headed notepaper, & other items related. As a collection of Ephemera. A lot, w.a.f. (1)Provenance: From the collection of Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, 'Nu' the grand-daughter of Lady Gregory. Her father Robert, was the subject of W.B. Yeats's poem, "An Irish Airman Forsees His Death."
![[Hyde (Dr. Douglas)] A folder containing mostly original Photographs and Prints, as follows:- Killarney, Gap of Dunloe. A](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/40557609-da04-45f0-f140-b5a3699031a2/468x382.jpg)
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[Hyde (Dr. Douglas)] A folder containing mostly original Photographs and Prints, as follows:- Killarney, Gap of Dunloe. A mounted photograph dated 1914, showing Hyde and (presumably) his wife and daughter on horseback.- 'An Craoibhín agus Polly'. An Irish Times photograph (unmounted) showing Hyde in tweeds, a parrot perched on his shoulder, inscribed rear in Hyde's hand.- A good photograph by Fennell, Dundrum, showing Maurice MacGonigal RHA holding a palette beside his portrait of Hyde, prob. 1940s.- Elliott & Fry Ltd., Baker St., London. A fine half-length portrait of Hyde in his prime, in tweeds, wearing a Fáinne, probably late 1930s, mounted, in a folder.- A reproduction [supplement to 'New Ireland'] of a good posed photograph of 'Dr. Douglas Hyde, President of the Gaelic League', in a three piece suit, circa 1910.- A mounted photograph of a young man preparing to pitch a hammer, inscribed in plate 'Yours truly, James Mitchell', inscribed rear in Hyde's hand, 'Champion hammer thrower of America in 1891'. As photos, w.a.f. A very good collection. (1)
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Yeats (Jack B.) ALs. to Mr Rutter, on his blind-stamped notepaper, from Greystones, March 1913, 1 pp, mentioning a letter from Ernest Marriott and offering to lend various original drawings for a children's exhibition in Leeds next Christmas. 'A children's exhibition should make a gay and cheering show'. With a very good signature, framed with a late portrait; and with a copy of Ernest Marriott's Jack B. Yeats, his Pictorial and Dramatic Art, Elkin Mathews n.d., with the folding chart of Pirate Island. As a collection.
![[John Mc Cormack] Egan (Desmond) Listening to John Mc Cormack, a poem, with portrait of Mc Cormack by Charles Cullen. Limited](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/97086193-b9f0-4425-9d7a-586adeb6a944/468x382.jpg)
Los 490
Letters Patent of Charles II Granting Lands in Kilkenny and Carlow to Sir John PonsonbyCharter on vellum, in English, with printed royal portrait, arms and emblems at the top, dated 20 May 21st Charles II (1669). 2 membranes, measuring 70 x 75 and 54 x 75 cm. Portion of the great seal attached. Sir John Ponsonby (1608-1678), a native of Haile in Cumberland, commanded a regiment of foot during Cromwell's subjugation of Ireland and was rewarded with a substantial grant of land. Adapting with ease to the Restoration, he was appointed one of the Commissioners for executing the Act of Settlement, and was MP for Kilkenny. This charter is a confirmation by Charles II of his grant from Cromwell.Ponsonby took as his second wife Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Lord Folliott (see charter of 1602 in this sale), and settled at Kildalton, which he renamed Bessborough in her honour. From them descend the Earls of Bessborough, who played a distinguished role in English and Irish life in the 18th and 19th centuries. As a m/ss, w.a.f. A rare and important document. (1)
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O'Donovan Rossa FuneralPhotograph: Portrait of Members of the O'Donovan Rossa Funeral Committee, taken by Keogh Bros., approx. 28.5cms x 36.5cms (11 1/4" x 16 1/2"). In original oak frame, with key to the members present on reverse. The Funeral took place on 1st Aug. 1915. Extremely Rare. (1)
![Wilhelm Fockersperger[Beckett] A fine pen and watercolour Portrait of Samuel Beckett, Signed and dated 1999, approx. 7" x 5",](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/afe0e7f2-ac6d-4d22-8a78-1404ba5c0b2e/468x382.jpg)
![Harry Kernoff[Yeats (W.B.)] A fine black and white Portrait of W.B. Yeats, approx. 5 1/2" x 3 1/2", signed by Harry Kernoff,](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/04236c57-825f-4f74-a775-3baf484267e2/468x382.jpg)
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First Published Edition of MosadaYeats (W.B.). The Dublin University Review, issue for June 1886, containing the first printing of Yeats' poem Mosada at pp. 473-483. A little spotting at edges, part of last leaf torn (adverts) away with loss (not affecting Mosada), o.w. a fine copy as published. An offprint of 100 copies from this setting, with a portrait, was W.B. Yeats' first separate publication. A great rarity in either version, and a milestone in Irish literature. (1)Yeats later wrote in a copy, 'I wrote it when I was twenty-one & think rather sadly that when young men of that age send in like work I am not able to foresee his future or his talent.'
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Rare First IssueKavanagh (Patrick) Self Portrait (Dolmen 1963). The very rare First Issue, with wrapper and f/p photograph by Philip Pocock showing Kavanagh in a flat cap and stained shirt, generally somewhat unkempt. Kavanagh objected to the photograph, and the edition was pulped. With a copy of the Second Issue (1964), still described as 'First Edition', containing new photographs by the publisher Liam Miller, showing a tidier poet. Both issues with very good wrappers. Also with the Second Edition (1975, reset, in wrappers), with the photographs in sepia. The first issue was never distributed, and only a handful of copies survived. A rare and attractive trio. The text is from a television programme broadcast by RTE in 1962. (3)
Los 586
Heaney (Seamus). Phoenix (Poetry Magazine), ed. Harry Chambers, sm qto wrs, New Quarterly Series Nos. 1 (March 1967) & 3 (Spring 1968). No. 1, A Special Arts In Ulster Edition, includes three poems by Heaney, with a portrait, also work by Derek Mahon, Michael Longley and others. No. 3 includes one Heaney poem, also work by Michael Longley, James Simmons and others. * Scarce and important publications. (2)
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Signed by AuthorO'Flaherty (Liam) The Life of Tim Healy, roy 8vo L. 1927. First Edn., Signed and Inscribed f.f.end 'Liam, O'Flaherty Hazelbrook, Kimmage Road, August 1927,' cloth; together with a good portrait photograph of O'Flaherty as a middle aged man, approx. 9 1.2" x 7 1/2". As a lot. (1)
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