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Lot 283
A 9ct gold white stone claw set solitaire ring, size \M, 2.5g; a 9ct gold Rone lady's watch case, 2.6g (without movement); a 9ct gold 18 charm in the form of a key; a pair of 9ct gold hoop backs; other yellow metal items, 5.2g; a silver hinged bangle, foliate decoration 24.9g; a silver brooch in the form of a branch and set with a diamond chip; other silver items, 48g
Lot 509
‡CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE (Snaffles) 1884-1967'The Biggest Walls in the Country was in it- and Heaven help them as had to be building them up after us'colour lithograph, pencil signed 'Snaffles' in the lower left margin, with blindstampI. 11 1/2 x 18 1/2 inProvenance: with Fores Ltd, London The hunt depicted are the Galway Blazers, galloping in their famous stone wall CountryThe rider heading for the un-jumpable spot on the left side is said to depict Snaffles himself. In the middle distance a hunt character named Major Walker is looking over his shoulder to check on his wife who is jumping the wall in the foreground
Lot 505
AFTER JOHN STURGESS (fl. 1869-1903)Punchestown. Conyngham Cup, 1872, originally engraved by Edward Gilbert Hesterrepublished prints by Louis Wolff & Co. Ltd, 245 Tottenham Court Road, London, part printed in colour(originally published, Dublin, June 1st 1872 by Thomas Cranfield, 115 Grafton Street and Arthur Ackermann, 102 Regent Street, London) with a printed dedication to the Marquis of DroghedaSubjects comprise (1) The Start (2) The Stone Wall (3) The Double (4) The Finishall with some time staining, and folding within imagePl. 21 1/2 x 31 in; a set of four (4)Each plate shows the names of the horses and riders. The race was won by Heraut d'Armes, ridden by Captain Smith; 2nd Curragh Ranger, Mr G. Moore; 3rd Bashfull, Mr Whyte; 4th Waterford, Captain MacFarlane. The Conyngham Cup was inaugurated in 1854, and historically was one of the highlights of the racing season at Punchestown. John Sturgess was known as a hunting and racing lithographer. He worked largely for The Illustrated London News between 1875 and 1885, and exhibited in London at the Royal Society of British Artists and at The Royal Hibernian Society.
Lot 925
A Danish unmarked silver ruby marriage box, hinged lid and base with bright-cut swag decoration, height 10cm, 2.5ozVery good overall condition, box has join marks up both sides, all stones present, one shoulder stone has quite a large chip, no obvious damage, lightly surface scratched all over, unmarked.
Lot 253
A PAIR OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN PLAQUES, PROBABLY STAFFORDSHIRE, C1820 painted in bright enamels with flowers on a stone ledge, in gilt border, 23.5cm diam, 19th c gilt gadrooned frames Deframed for the present sale, one framed somewhat damaged, plaques in good condition, not cracked or chipped, enamels fresh. Gilding not rubbed, no restoration
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