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Lot 218
An unusual silver spherical combined scent bottle and powder compact, with fitted mirror, with gadrooned decoration, c.1889, maker Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, together with a silver mug of plain form, c.1937, maker Atkin Brothers and a silver cream jug, marks rubbed, approx gross weight 10.3oz. (3)
Lot 308
A 22ct gold wedding band size K approx 3.3g, a 9ct gold eternity ring size J&1/2, a 9ct gold and paste set target cluster dress ring, two further gold and diamond set rings, a 9ct gold cased ladies dress watch c.1930 together with a quantity of other items including a Kigu gilt metal and paste set powder compact, silver and agate set book mark, a pewter pin cushion in the form of a ladies shoe, coins and lighters.
Lot 342
A collection of jewellery and watches to include a silver open faced pocket watch, J. W. Benson, with subsidiary second hand dial, a silver engine turned powder compact, Birmingham 1939, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, a gold cross pendant in fitted display case, a yellow metal and alexandrite set ring, two 22ct gold wedding bans gross weight approx 10.1g, a carved shell cameo depicting a Classical maiden, in gold mount, an unusual Continental silver brooch in the form of a dagger, hung with various charms, amber set items and a quantity of further costume jewellery. (lot)
Lot 792
AMENDMENT: Please note that the estimate is now £150-200 - A striking c.1930`s Art Deco powder compact dance purse of red and black bakelite, the interior fitted with powder compact, swans down powder puff and mirror compartment, the exterior decorated with rhinestones in a floral motif, with black cord handle and black tassel, compact approx 11x7.5cm.
Lot 599
Ali (Salim and Ripley, S. Dillon). Compact Handbook of the Birds of India and Pakistan together with those of Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and Sri Lanka, 2nd ed., Oxford University Press, 1987, numerous distribution maps to text, 104 col. plts. at rear, orig. cloth gilt in sl. frayed d.j., folio, together with Important Bird Areas in Africa and Associated Islands. Priority Sites for Conservation, Edited Lincoln D.S. Fishpool and Michael I. Evans, 2001, col. illusts. from photos, illusts. and sketch maps to text, orig. laminated pict. boards, folio, plus Forshaw (Joseph M. and Cooper, William T.), Parrots of the World, 3rd (revised) ed., 1989, numerous col. plts. and distribution maps to text, orig. boards in d.j., folio, and other ornithology, mostly recent publications, G/VG (3 shelves).
Lot 463
Golf Instruction books from 1909 onwards (8) to incl 2x “Advanced Golf” by James Braid 1909 and 1921, “Golf From Two sides” by Roger & Joyce Wethered, “Golf “ by Henry Cotton, “Golf’s No Mystery” by R Whitcombe, “Golf “ by Charles Whitcombe, “Golf With Seven Clubs” by Rob’t H K Browning” and “Compact Golf “ by Doug Sanders - 5 with d/js – all in various conditions
Lot 4
Maurice MacGonigal, PRHA (1900-1979) The Luck Penny Oil on board, 63.5 x 28cm (25 x 11") Signed, inscribed with other title verso "The Farmer" Provenance: From the collection of the late Agnes and Jack Toohey Exhibited: The Dawson Gallery "The Collector's Eye" Exhibition, Model Arts and Niland Gallery, Jan/Feb 2004, The Hunt Museum March/April 2004, Cat. No. 17 Literature: "The Collector's Eye" 2004, illustrated p10; "Reading 20th Century Irish Art" by Nora Hickey, The Hunt Museum 2004 MacGonigal is best remembered as a painter of the West of Ireland, its people and landscapes. He spent long period painting in Connemara, Sligo and Achill. He began his artistic training with an apprenticeship in the stained glass studio of his uncle, Joshua Clarke, father of stained glass artist Harry Clarke, RHA (1889-1931). He later studied painting at the Metropolitan School of Art, under, among others, Sean Keating, PRHA (1889-1977). He became Professor of Painting in the National College of Art and Design and President of the Royal Hibernian Academy. In an RTE interview broadcast in the 1970's MacGonigal stated: 'Our job...is to paint and interpret the forms and patterns of the life around us'. "The Lucky Penny" displays MacGonigal's intimate knowledge of the people of the West, in this case a couple during the decisive moment of a sale at a cattle fair. The bargain having been struck, the traditional luck penny is about to be returned to the purchaser. A luck penny is a small sum returned to the buyer 'for luck' by the person who receives the sale. The picture tells the story in a very compact and ecomonical manner.
Lot 270
A superb quality Art Deco Austrian silver and enamel circular compact,the cover enamelled in black and with a central circular silver roundel decorated with a highly stylised floral display in a vase,the border with an emblematic floral frieze and the interior silver gilt and stamped Made in Austria,numbered 438 and with a stamped 935 silver mark and makers mark
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