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Lot 395
A pair of Regency gilt and patinated bronze candelabra, each mounted with a winged figure standing on a sphere, holding aloft a laurel with three candle branches, 58.5cm high approximately, and another pair of Regency gilt and patinated bronze candelabra, each mounted with a classical figure, one with losses, branches broken, 56cm high (4)Condition ReportBoth worn and converted to electric - need restoration. Broken pieces and losses.Losses and branches broken to the single.Please see additional images.
Lot 131
A Louis XV floral marquetry bombé commode, with a breccia marble top, with two deep drawers inlaid with cartouches of floral sprays, indistinctly stamped in the manner of Migeon, with cast bronze leaf-moulded handles, on splayed legs,149cm wide67cm deep87cm highCondition ReportOld restoration, timber shrinkage cracks to the top drawer and one side, with veneer cracks and inlay losses.Marble with loss of a small section to the back left corner.
Lot 180
Sir Thomas Farrell RHA PHRA (Irish, 1827-1900),Sir Arthur Edward Guinness Bt, 1st Baron Ardilaun (1840-1915),a marble portrait bust, carved wearing fur-trimmed robes, a tasselled jacket and a lace neckerchief, on a socle plinth, inscribed to the reverse 'Sir Arthur Edward Guinness Bt, Baron Ardilaun, born 1 Nov 1840' and 'Thomas Farr',89cm high,together with a Siena marble column,with white marble bands, grey marble octagonal top and base,41cm diameter110cm high (2)Provenance: The Guinness Brewery.Sir Thomas Farrell (1827-1900) was the third son of Terence Farrell and the most successful sculptor in Ireland in the second half of the 19th century. Thomas studied first in his father's studio and then at the modelling school of the Royal Dublin Society from 1842. He exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy for over fifty years and was elected its President in 1893. Farrell was responsible for many public statues in Dublin, including a bronze statue of Sir Arthur in 1891, placed at St Stephen’s Green, Dublin, on which this appears to be based.Condition ReportCrack to the back. Plinth with chips to top and base edges.
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