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A large Early 17th Century style glass print of Lady Elizabeth Grey, Countess of Kent. From the
A large Early 17th Century style glass print of Lady Elizabeth Grey, Countess of Kent. From the original painting by Paul Van Somer. 87x116cm
A large 16th Century style glass print from the original painting by Marcus Gheeraerts. 87x116cm
A large 16th Century style glass print from the original painting by Marcus Gheeraerts. 87x116cm
A large 17th Century style glass print. 88x120cm
A large 17th Century style glass print of Sir Philip Herbert, Earl Pembroke. 88x120cm
3 Late 19th Century gilt framed crystoleums in Early 20th Century frames. 31x38cm
2 Late 19th Century crystoleum pictures. 30x38cm
A pair of Late 19th Century prints on glass with gilt brass frames. By Ullman MFG & Co. 1898-1899.
A pair of Late 19th Century prints on glass with gilt brass frames. By Ullman MFG & Co. 1898-1899. 17.5x22.5cm
A large good quality gilt framed oleograph. Carvers & Gilders. 101.5x66.5cm
A large good quality gilt framed oleograph. Carvers & Gilders. 102x66.5cm
Original, late 1960s, limited edition screen print, number 16 of 22, entitled ‘Her Reflection’ by
Original, late 1960s, limited edition screen print, number 16 of 22, entitled ‘Her Reflection’ by Trevor Allan. Allen was the founding member of t...
A signed coloured etching by John Bannon. Kelly’s Cellar, Belfast. 9/10. 38x33cm
A signed etching on print by John Bannon. Red Bag Castle. 33x28cm
A signed etching on print by John Bannon. 34x27cm
A limited edition signed print of Queen College, Belfast. By B. McCullough. 210/500. 39x32cm
A limited edition signed print of Queen College, Belfast. By B. McCullough. 210/500. 39x32cm
A signed limited edition print by Francis Leavey. An Ocean of Possibility. 113/500. 33.5x43.5cm
A signed limited edition print by Francis Leavey. An Ocean of Possibility. 113/500. 33.5x43.5cm
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