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Lot 119
A very important and rare Sparton Bluebird model 566 wireless receiver,USA, Designed by Walter D. Teague, 1936,With five valve line-up, period card capacitor block, part of the current dropper mains lead, chassis within ebonised wooden case behind the main feature of circular blue mirror glass, with halo speaker cloth, central Jackson circular dial with silvered pointer, complimented by triple horizontal bars, speaker surround and the three original polished metal knobs all in the period chrome finish, on ebonised roll supports tapered to an angle – 15” high.Footnote: With little made, the country of origin and the fragility to factor in, this rare Art Deco masterpiece is one of the four in the series designed by Teague in 1935-6 at the height of the decade of sophistication. The condition of this example is noted as being totally untouched, with the valves and some circuits recently tested which yielded excellent results. There is a very small chip to the glass on the left-hand side, with the usual slight flaking of the blue anodization towards the top. The chrome shows minimal pitting but no loss, especially to knobs and dial surround. One half-dome foot missing. This Sparton Bluebird is as untouched as they come.
Lot 168
A fine high-Art Noveau gilt metal cushion-form musical wedding casket,Circa 1905, With enclosed large cartel 3-air cylinder movement playing The Trout, F. Schubert, with two variations on the theme as airs 2 and 3, plum leather lined interior with shaped gilt brass tune plaque, fitted compartment for the turned treen female ratchet winding key, in large gilded slope-sided case with relief to top of a cherub unlocking linked love hearts amongst clouds, flower stems, star with rays and Noveau scrolls, start/stop/change/repeat universal control knob to right side with spindle behind - 11.1/4” wide, the cylinder 7”.Condition: G II 1
![The Arts & Crafts MovementIrish Art: Elliott (Robert) Art and Ireland, Preface by Edward Martyn. 8vo D. n.d. [c. 1906]. First](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/2094398c-58e4-4ac2-d999-9c1e34905417/468x382.jpg)
![Inscribed by Oliver St. John Gogarty[Joyce (James)] The Venture. An Annual of Art and Literature. 1915. Baillie, L., 4to](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/426cbf5f-465b-4125-cd92-3b52b0917fdf/468x382.jpg)
Lot 189
Inscribed by Oliver St. John Gogarty[Joyce (James)] The Venture. An Annual of Art and Literature. 1915. Baillie, L., 4to Dec., cloth. Includes Two Songs by James A. Joyce, also Two Songs by Oliver Gogarty, various essays, engravings etc.. Inscribed on prelim by Gogarty, 'To my friend Mrs. E. de Verdon Corcoran, with grateful acknowledgements'. Minor damage to head of spine. Laid in at rear is a competent ink drawing of a woman's head in profile; also The Life of Bret Harte, by T. Edgar. L. 1903. Inscribed on f.f.end to Mrs. E. de Verdon Corcoran by Gogarty. (2)
![P.S. O'Hegarty's Copy[Yeats (Jack B.)] Marriott (Ernest) Jack B. Yeats Being A True Impartial View of his Pictorial & Dramati](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/81a01754-4cf6-4721-c94c-82929119d839/468x382.jpg)
Lot 448
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.
Lot 470
Co. Kildare - Green Bros. & Duthie Large, Catalogue of The Entire Contents of Kilkea Castle, nr. Athy Co. Kildare; ... by Order of The Executors - Public Auction at the Castle, 5th - 8th Dec. 1945. 4to Naas 1945. Illus. on 2 plts., partially priced, orig. pict. wrappers; Allen & Townsend - By Direction of his Grace the Duke of Leinster - Furniture and Fine Art of the Utmost Importance ... at Carton, Maynooth Co. Kildare on 16th May 1949 & twelve following days. 8vo D. 1949, orig. ptd. wrappers; James Adam & Son, Catalogue of Sale at Baronrath Straffan, Co. Kildare By Direction of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kennedy To be Sold on 18th & 19th April 1963, 8vo orig. ptd. wrappers; also An Interesting Sale by Auction of the Residue 18th & 19th & 20th Century Furniture at Castletown House, Celbridge, Sale 20th, 21st & 22nd April 1966, sm. folio D. 1966, some prices, orig. pict. wrappers. As a lot, V. good. Scarce. (4)
Lot 473
Co. Kildare - Bennett & Son - A Catalogue of the Antique Furniture, China, Eastern Carpets and other Appointments at Bert House, Athy, .. by Direction of Mrs. Geoghegan. 8vo D. n.d. c. 1940, mostly priced, orig. ptd. wrappers; Allen & Townsend - Catalogue of Highly Important Fine Art and Furniture Auction ... at Bert House, Athy,... 4th & 5th November 1958, illus., orig. ptd. wrappers. (2)
Lot 73
Algren (Nelson) Who Lost An American, 8vo N.Y. 1963, Signed by the Author; Walk on the Wild Side, 8vo, N.Y. 1956, Signed by the Author; Never Come Morning, 8vo L. 1958; The Man with the Golen Arm, 8vo L. 1959; A Walk on the Wild Side, 8vo L. 1957; Nelson Algren's Own Book of Lonesome Monsters, 8vo N.Y. (n.d.) c. 1963; Chicago: City on the Make, sm. 8vo, N.Y. 1951; Nelson Algren's Chicago - Photography by Art Shay, lg. 4to, Chicago 1988, illus., all cloth, all d.j. mostly clean copies, as a lot, w.a.f. (9)
Lot 731
O'Grady (Standish) The Coming of Cuculain, A Romance of the Heroic Age of Ireland. L. 1894. First Edn., frontis & illus. by D. Murray Smith, 32pp. Cat. at end, orig. silver decor. green cloth; In the Wake of King James or Dun-Randal on the Sea, L. 1896. First Edn., 8pp Cat at end, orig. wine cold. buckram, gilt, both v. good; Sunset Town and Others Poems, by Paul Gregan. Published at Kilkenny by Standish O'Grady and .. The Hermetic Society. 8vo Kilkenny nd., orig. wrappers; The Departure of Dermot, D. (Talbot) 1917. First Edn., wrappers; The Bog of Stars, 12mo L. & D. 1893. First Edns., wrappers; O'Grady (Hugh Art) Standish O'Grady The Man & The Writer, 8vo D. (Talbot) 1929. First Edn., port. frontis, unopened, cloth & d.w. A lot. (6)
Lot 765
Signed by The Author and Louis le BrocquyO'Connor (Frank) The Art of the Theatre, Frontispiece by Louis le Brocquy 8vo D. (Maurice Fridberg) 1947. First Edition. The title Signed by the Author & the Artist, original coloured boards; also the Midnight Court, 8vo D. (Maurice Fridberg) 1945. First Edn., the f.f.end Inscribed 'Not to be taken' Frank O'Connor 8/10/45, cloth backed boards, & decor. pink d.w. V. good. (2)
![Durcan (Paul) Theresa's Bar, Gallery Books 1986 [Revised Edn.], cloth; Christmas Day, L. 1996. First Edn., cloth; Greetings t](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a1235de0-ae2f-4b31-9734-a76000fab544/1dee8496-0455-4938-8a9d-d5a97525b209/468x382.jpg)
Lot 831
Durcan (Paul) Theresa's Bar, Gallery Books 1986 [Revised Edn.], cloth; Christmas Day, L. 1996. First Edn., cloth; Greetings to Our Friends in Brazil, 8vo L. 1999. Signed First Edition, cloth; The Art of Life, L. 2004. First Edn., boards; The Laughter of Mothers, L. 2007. Signed First Edition, boards, all orig. decor. d.w.'s. V. good. (5)
Lot 856
Periodical: The Dome A Quarterly containing Examples of All the Arts, Nos. 1 - V, First Series. 4to L. (at The Unicorn Press) 1897 - 1898. Profusely illustrated, coloured & bl. & white plts., uncut, orig. buckram; also The Dome, An Illustrated Magazine and Review of Literature, Music, Architecture, and the Graphic Art, Vols. 1 - V11, together 7 vols. 4to L. (The Sign of The Unicorn) October 1898 - July 1900. Profusely illustrated, cold. plts., etc., uncut, in uniform gilt lettered cloth. as a periodical, w.a.f. V. good set. (8)
Lot 872
VALERIE LEDNEV (born 1940) RussianWoman in ProfilePencilSigned and dated 80, old label to verso for Sally Hunter Fine Art, London18 x 25.5 cm, framed and glazedNote: The present work is a sketch for the oil painting Mother Pushing a Pram in Letnisad.Provenance: Valerie Lednev Exhibition, Sally Hunter Fine Art, September 1990, number 50. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some staining.
Lot 513
An American Art Deco 14 ct gold cased gentleman's keyless wind open face pocket watchThe 3.75 cm signed gilt dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the octagonal case numbered 7929, the jewelled movement signed AWW Co Waltham, Mass. and numbered 23074847. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear. Approximately 45 grammes all in.
Lot 1013
*AR BANKSY (born 1974) BritishBomb HuggerAerosol stencil on cardboard56 x 76.5 cm, unframedNote: Created in 2003 to hand out to anti-Iraq war protesters to use as placards. An email from Pest Control regarding the current lot reads: Thank you for submitting images of your piece of artwork obtained at the anti-war march in London. Whilst we are aware a number of placards were made, we are unable to issue a COA for work deemed as "Street-Art". Kind regards, Customer Services, PCO. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, tears and minor losses to edges and some creasing, three blind holes where previously attached to wooden baton.
Lot 885
ARTHUR DAVID McCORMICK (1860-1943) BritishTraveller's TaleWatercolour Signed, old labels to verso for British Watercolours From the West Foundation Collection, West Foundation Collection, and The High Museum of Art, Atlanta78.5 x 52 cm, framed and glazed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear.
Lot 422
A Louis Vuitton brocade evening jacket, navy blue, lined, single vent, Italian size 52, 89% silk, 11% cotton Note: This jacket was part of the Louis Vuitton A/W 2013 Vuitton show with its Chapman brothers-derived ‘Garden in Hell’ chintz embroidery. 'The season saw Jones commission the artists Jake and Dinos Chapman to supply key motifs in the collection. “I sat down with Jake Chapman and we talked through the idea of a Garden in Hell”, says Jones. “This was the phrase Diana Vreeland famously used to describe her apartment. It was something we both responded to, that and all of the unusual animals to be found in the Himalayas.” The designs commissioned to the Chapman Brothers appeared in silk and cashmere prints and jacquards in red and navy respectively. These anthropomorphic animals and creatures also featured on accessories, charms and motifs throughout. They appeared almost like the Chapman’s own spin on the Buddhist idea of “wrathful deities”, fearsome talismanic protectors from evil and a bridge between the natural and supernatural world this season. They were a linking narrative thread throughout, building to the tour de force “Garden in Hell” eveningwear finale of the show. There traditional tailoring shapes and materials of the fifties contributed a literal, masculine heavyweight feel as a counterpoint to the extreme opulence of the “Garden in Hell” motif. Louis Vuitton x Chapman Brothers Dinos Chapman was born in London in 1962 and Jake Chapman was born in Cheltenham in 1966. They both graduated from the Royal College of Art in 1990 and worked as assistants to Gilbert and George before beginning to collaborate in 1992. The Chapmans weave a vast range of associations into their work, using material from all areas of the cultural landscape including philosophical theory, art history and consumer culture. They engage with inflammatory subjects and use subversive strategies to produce works that defiantly refute straightforward interpretation. The Chapman brothers were nominated for the Turner Prize in 2003. “For Louis Vuitton’s Autumn-Winter 13-14 collection we were commissioned to create our own interpretation of a French baroque floral print. Using hand painted watercolour artworks from our archives, and inspired by the intricacies of Himalayan traditional arts, we added twisted and surprising elements to the creeping floral design; subverting and reinventing the classic.”' Source: www.ilvoelv.com
Lot 51
Barrie Cooke HRHA (1931-2014) YELLOW ELK TREE, 1986 oil on canvas signed, titled and dated on reverse Kerlin Gallery;Private collection In 2011 the Irish Museum of Modern Art hosted a major exhibition of Cooke's work to mark his 80th birthday. The show included some 70 paintings and sculptural works from the early 1960s to more contemporary examples. Nature and the nude figure (see lot 52) were dominant themes in that important exhibition. 68 by 68in. (172.7 by 172.7cm)
Lot 95
Charles Harper RHA (b.1943) RACE TO THE END, 2006 oil on canvas signed and dated lower right; signed, titled and dated on reverse Charles Harper was born on Valencia Island Co. Kerry in 1943. He studied art at Limerick School of Art and the National College of Art in Dublin as well as filmmaking in Bonn, Germany. He exhibits regularly in Ireland and abroad. Harper primarily uses a metaphoric approach to painting using such motifs as the boat, angels, balance, landscape, and the figure. He has represented Ireland many times abroad in such countries as India, Switzerland, Italy, Latvia, England, France, the US and Sweden. He has received eight National Awards for his painting, including First prize for Painting commemorating the 1916 Rising at the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Dublin, The Carrols Open Award at the Irish Exhibition of Living Art in 1971, the Arts Councils Bonn an Uachtarain de Hide at The Oireachtas Art Exhibition. His work is included in many important public and private collections including the Irish Museum of Modern Art and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art to name a few. He was a lecturer at Limerick School of Art and Design (LIT), now retired. He is a founder member of Aosdána and a member of the RHA since 2002. 39.50 by 39.50in. (100.3 by 100.3cm)
Lot 37
Mainie Jellett (1897-1944) DESIGN FOR 'THE ROOF GARDEN', c.1938-1939 gouache The Lyndsay Gallery, Monkstown, 2011;Private collection 'Rose Brigid Ganly Retrospective Exhibition', Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery, Dublin, 24 April to 17 May 1998, p. 13 & 35 (illustrated);'3rd Annual Fine Art Exhibition', The Lyndsay Gallery, Monkstown, 23 July 2011, catalogue no. 9 (illustrated) The Roof Garden was a play written by Andrew Ganly. It was produced by Olive March at the Actors Studio Theatre, Hammersmith, London, on 21 January 1938. This design by Mainie Jellett was subsequently made for the author to help him to get a Dublin production of the play in 1938/39. 10.50 by 16in. (26.7 by 40.6cm)
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