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Lot 57
SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BOW BROOCHThe tied ribbon bow, set throughout with collet-set old brilliant-cut diamonds and circular-cut sapphires, with a central oval-cut diamond, in a foiled closed back setting, diamonds excluding the central stone approx. 1.60cts total, width 5.4cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 63
DIAMOND FIVE-STONE RINGSet with graduated old brilliant-cut diamonds, accented by single-cut diamonds, the gallery of scrollwork design, diamonds approx. 1.60cts total, ring size approx. NThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ††VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 8012
10 Bücher über vorwiegend amerikanische Feuerwaffen Schmitt, "Der Perkussionsrevolver"; "Samuel Colt's Revolver", Bd. 1; "Colt's Revolver und Deringer ", Bd. 2; "Der Colt Peacemaker", alle Schwäbisch Hall 1973/74. Wilson, "Colt - eine amerikanische Legende", Stuttgart 1989. Ders. "Winchester - Eine amerikanische Legende", Stuttgart 1991. Stone, "The Winchester 1873 Handbook", Arvada, CO., 1973. Williamson, "Winchester - The gun that won the West", London 1978. Dazu von div. Autoren, "Old German Target Arms - Alte Scheibenwaffen", zwei Bde., 1999. Zustand: II - 10 books on predominantly American firearms Schmitt, "Der Perkussionsrevolver"; "Samuel Colt's Revolver", Bd. 1; "Colt's Revolver und Deringer ", Bd. 2; "Der Colt Peacemaker", alle Schwäbisch Hall 1973/74. Wilson, "Colt - eine amerikanische Legende", Stuttgart 1989. Ders. "Winchester - Eine amerikanische Legende", Stuttgart 1991. Stone, "The Winchester 1873 Handbook", Arvada, CO., 1973. Williamson, "Winchester - The gun that won the West", London 1978. Dazu von div. Autoren, "Old German Target Arms - Alte Scheibenwaffen", zwei Bde., 1999. Condition: II -
Lot 117
A mixed lot to include a set of four horn beakers with owners initials to front, a brass ring box in the form of an egg surmounted with a model of a chick, stamped W.W. Ltd, enclosing two plastic dolls, a selection of raw amber enclosing insects, a raw emerald stone, and a Tooles Blend Scotch Whisky token
Lot 295
A group of early nineteenth century transfer-printed and coloured iron stone wares, c. 1820. Comprising of: a Masons plate with the retailer's mark of Higginbottom of Dublin to the reverse, two Masons plates, two Ashworths soup dishes and two Hicks & Meigh soup dishes. 24 - 26 cm wide. (7)Condition: All good overall condition. Provenance: From a private collection.
Lot 294
Two early nineteenth century transfer-printed and coloured iron stone china drainers, c. 1825. One is decorated as pattern number 210, the other as number 253. Both marked; Improved Iron Stone China to the underside. Both: 31 cm wide. (2)Condition: All good overall condition. Provenance: From a private collection.
Lot 164
Two Italian tinted terracotta models of Classical figures, first half 18th century, including a model of Diana in the manner of Antique examples, and a female deity holding a tambourine, each painted to simulate stone, the largest example 26.5cm high, 9cm wide; and another, similar example in painted gesso, portraying two draped maidens, 18cm high (3)Condition Report: Some chips and losses overall.One of the bases has a wooden core.The painted finish is quite distressed.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 152
Two English sculpted limestone architectural masks or water spouts, late 14th century, one terminating in a grotesque mask with exaggerated cheeks, almond shaped eyes and an open mouth; the other with the face of a youth framed with loosely curled hair, approximately 29cm high, 39cm wide, 91cm long, and 27cm high, 39c,m wide, 84cm long respectively, presented with a pair of associated stone plinthsWater spouts with similar features to the present examples appear on the West Gate of Winchester Cathedral, which was constructed between 12th-14th century. Other grotesque and anthropomorphic masks of 14th century date and similar stylistic attributes adorn the facade of St Andrew's Church, Heckington, Linconshire. Two of these are illustrated in Michael Camille, Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art, Reaktion Books, 1992, p. 80.
Lot 245
A carved Portland stone panel, depicting Androcles and the Lion, 20th century, of rectangular form, sculpted with a scene of a seated man and a lion, 23cm high, 89cm wideThe folktale tells the story of Androcles taking shelter in a cave, which turns out to be the den of a wounded lion, from whose paw he removes a large thorn. In gratitude, the lion becomes tame towards him and henceforward shares his catch with the slave. Condition Report: Some minor chips to the corners, and areas of slight nibbling to edges.The surface is a little scuffed and marked in places.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 188
A pair of painted plaster Ionic order capitals, probably late 19th century, in the style of Brucciani, of slightly bowed outline, 20cm high, 40cm wideCondition Report: Losses to edges, and some light chipping/wear to the simulated stone finish to scroll mouldings.One has a shallow surface dent to the lower portion, the other has two small nicks in a similar place.One is fitted with a metal wire loop for hanging. The other has the remnants of a fixture to the rear but will likely require a loop before it can be mounted to a wall. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 639
From the Library of Robert Day Wilde (W.R.) A Descriptive Catalogue of the Antiquities of Stone, Earthen and Vegetable Materials in the Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, thick 8vo D. (M.H. Gill) 1857, First Edn., hf. title, 642pps.; also A Descriptive Catalogue of the Antiquities of Gold in the Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, 8vo D. (Hodges, Smith & Co.) 1862, First, illus., marble end papers, bound together, bookplate of Robert Day, hf. calf, gilt lettered spine. (1)
Lot 617
Ferguson (James) Rude Stone Monuments in all Countries; their Age and Uses, thick 8vo, L. (J. Murray) 1872. First, frontis, text illus., cloth; Romily Allen (J.) Celtic Art In Pagan and Christian Times, 8vo L. (Methuen & Co.) 1904, First, illus gilt lettered red cloth; Cooke (J.) Wakemans Handbook of Irish Antiquities, 8vo D. (Hodges Figgis & Co. Ltd.) 1903, Third, frontis, text illus., decor. green cloth. (3)
![An Unrecorded Yeats Item[Wyndham (Pamela) ed.] A Little Couple and A Baker's Dozen for Christmas 1928. Higham, Grange Press](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/e2843c40-b03d-4015-b4ef-ac7c00a68a23/9d63d072-22da-49fa-a423-ac7d00bd8135/468x382.jpg)
Lot 901
An Unrecorded Yeats Item[Wyndham (Pamela) ed.] A Little Couple and A Baker's Dozen for Christmas 1928. Higham, Grange Press, Southwick, 20pp, heavy unbleached paper, uncut. Colour printed wrappers with label, stitched in faded green silk. Title page with borrowed Cuala vignette of a tree and stone wall in a bare landscape signed E.C.Y[eats]. Contents list at p. 20.The 'Little Couple' is a tipped-in photo of a young girl and boy, aged perhaps 10 and 8, signed by the photographer Adrian Harding opposite the first poem (Echo by Pamela Wyndham). The 'Baker's Dozen' of poems and extracts include The Stolen Child by W.B. Yeats, Golden Stockings by Oliver St. John Gogarty, and work by Vita Sackville-West, Coventry Patmore, Alfred Noyes, Laurence Binyon and others of the Edwardian beau-monde, mostly on the theme of childhood.Pamela Wyndham was a sister of George Wyndham, Chief Secretary for Ireland 1900-05; they were great-grandchildren of Lord Edward FitzGerald through his daughter Pamela FitzGerald. Pamela Wyndham married first Lord Glenconner (Tennant), and secondly the former Foreign Secretary Lord Grey of Falloden. The children in the frontispiece must be hers.The connection with the Yeats family is through George Wyndham, a patron of the arts, who knew W.B. Yeats, and who in 1904 gave the Abbey Theatre its patent allowing it to stage public performances, at the request of his cousin Wilfrid Scawen Blunt (a former lover of Lady Gregory). See Max Egremont, The Cousins (1977).A very rare item, evidently printed for family and friends. Not in Wade; not in BL, NLI or TCD. COPAC records one copy only, in the British National Trust Library.
![Tender of the Façade of Holy Trinity Church, Cork[Pain (G.R.)] Draft submission of design for the façade of Holy Trinity Chur](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/e2843c40-b03d-4015-b4ef-ac7c00a68a23/bd539fff-4902-4725-bbf9-ac7d00bd4b6f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 846
Tender of the Façade of Holy Trinity Church, Cork[Pain (G.R.)] Draft submission of design for the façade of Holy Trinity Church, Cork, 3 pp, unsigned.Holy Trinity was the brainchild of temperance crusader Father Theobald Mathew, the architect being George Richard Pain. The foundation stone was laid in 1832, but work stalled for a variety of reasons (Pain's death, spiralling costs, the outbreak of the Famine); the church was opened in 1850, though the interior was not completed until 1866.The façade was left unfinished, and a competition was launched for a design as close as possible to Pain's to complete the work in time for the centenary of Fr Mathew's birth (1890). The committee was chaired by Cork nationalist Denny Lane, to whom this tender is addressed. The contract was awarded to Dominick J. Coakley and the work was carried out by John Sisk, and despite initial anxiety the church was reopened on time.This is one of the designs submitted, though as it is not signed and it has not been possible to identify the applicant. As a m/ss., w.a.f. (1)
Lot 501
A VICTORIAN PIERCED AND ENGRAVED GILT BRASS STRUT DOUBLE PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, C1870, WITH PAIR OF HINGED ONYX AND CARVED STONE INSET OVAL DOORS, EACH DECORATED WITH A ROSE, 16CM H, STRUT ENGRAVED J T BARRY DUKE ST CARDIFF A well preserved example in original condition, no key, lock slightly loose but strut undamaged
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