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Lot 221
A Gaudy Welsh Bowl decorated with rusty orange and underglaze blue stylished flowers enriched with copper lustre fronds and standing on a fluted pedestal foot 4½ ins (11.5 cms) high, 8¼ ins (21 cms) in diameter. A decorative 'Amherst Japan' Iron Stone bowl, 4¾ ins (12 cms) high, 8½ ins (21.5 cms) in diameter. An oval dish dish decorated with a bridge spanning a river, cattle & figures in foreground, and a village church beyond, 2 ins (5 cms) in height, 12½ ins x 9½ ins (22 cm x 24 cms). A Staffordshire Willow Pattern sauce boat, 7½ ins (19 cms) width, and a jug with straining spout decorated with camels, 5½ ins (14 cms) in height.*
Lot 281
A Large 19th Century Turned Sycamore Dairy Bowl and a collection of treen kitchenalia. The bowl with raised rim band, 7 ins (18 cms) high, 15 ins (38 cms) in diameter. A 1¾ ins (4.5 cms) thick chopping board with handle 22½ ins x 12 ins (57 cm x 30 cms). A 19th century sycamore dairy scoop. An egg rack. A dug out treen spoon. Sprung tongs. An oval board 10 ins x 7¼ ins (26 cm x 18.5 cms). And a rustic dug out tool sheath with belt clip and sharpening stone.*
Lot 335
VOSTELL WOLF: (1932-1998) German Painter and Sculptor. A pioneer of Happening and fluxus. Attractive A.L.S., Wolf, two pages, folio, Malpatida, 24th December 1990, to Sebastiá, in Spanish. A very artistic writing in large black ink letters, including a sketch illustrating his explanation. Vostell refers to the drawings he has sent to his correspondent and states in part `I also send you the original collage "of the Requiem" project for Barcelona 92! I beg you to edit it on a double page..(it is the first design, don´t lose it)´ further referring to other artistic projects he is working on, and concludes `The bull´s head I will draw by hand on the stone, using 2 blacks and greys in the printing house. A big hug and wish you many new years! Mazaltov´ Wolf writes in Spanish, and concludes in Hebrew wishing good luck. Two file holes to the left border not affecting the text or the signature, and very small corner crease, otherwise, VG £500-800
Lot 40
HARRY POTTER: An original Ollivander’s Wand box, the deep purple card box measuring 14 x 2 x 1 and bearing a gold and black printed oval Ollivander’s label affixed to the centre of the lid and bearing the printed words This is to certify that the Wand Box is a genuine Ollivander’s article. Signed to the plain base by three actors who appeared in the Harry Potter series of films, comprising Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Devon Murray (Seamus Finnigan) and Warwick Davis (Professor Filius Flitwick). Each have signed in bold black inks, Murray and Davis both adding their character names. With the original chrome screw hook. VG £300-400 The present wand box is apparently a screen used prop and is one of a number that were presented to the attendees of the premiere of the first Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, at the Odeon Leicester Square in London on 4th November 2001. The wand box was later sold at a charity auction in 2006 to raise funds for Holme Primary School in Peterborough which was attended by Annabelle Davis, the daughter of Warwick Davis. Included with the lot is a letter from Trudi Smith of Holme Primary School sending the wand box to the winning bidder.
Lot 460
DISRAELI BENJAMIN: (1804-1881) British Prime Minister 1868, 1874-80. A good A.L.S., with his initial D, eight pages, 8vo, House of Commons, London, n.d. (‘Friday’, 19th April 1839), to ‘My dearest’. Disraeli informs his correspondent that he understands the House will be divided tonight ‘and that the majority is to be under 20’, further remarking ‘Nothing can be conceived more wearisome’ and continuing ‘Morpeth the only exception for tho’ bombastic in his manner….for anyone but a Cabinet minister who may try & do anything, he has imagination & command of language, & tho’ occasionally ludicrous from his manner…he always interests & never bores’. Disraeli also writes of a marriage which took place the day before, ‘a great concourse, & much cheering in the streets; & would have been in the church, had not the Dean of Carlisle with apostolic naiveté preliminary warned the audience; church crowded, 3 or 4 ladies in the pulpit; pews engaged weeks before’, also adding ‘I have not seen the Lady, but according to Douro she weighs 11 stone 5lb - I hear a beautiful face, but somewhat ungainly figure….Douro….dined at the Carlton the day before, for he sat next to me. They were married before 12 and at four he was resting in the Park - There I suppose, as Sir Hugh says, are affections….during the ceremony the Lady agitated & went to bed afterwards. At ½ past five they drove off to Stratfield Saye. The Duke walked into the church star & gartered & walked home, much cheered; the mob wanted to take the horses out of Douro’s carriage…’. An entertaining letter of fine content. Some light uniform discoloration to the first page and with some light age wear, about VG £400-500 George Howard (1802-1864) 7th Earl of Carlisle. Viscount Morpeth. British Politician and Orator. Chief Secretary for Ireland 1835-41. Arthur Wellesley (1807-1884) 2nd Duke of Wellington. Marquess of Douro. British Soldier and Politician, eldest son of the 1st Duke of Wellington. On 18th April 1839 he married, as recounted in the present letter, Lady Elizabeth Hay (1820-1904) Duchess of Wellington. Mistress of the Robes to Queen Victoria 1861-68 and 1874-80.
![Lady Gregory's Copy of Sean O'Casey's First Separate Publication
[O'Casey (Sean)] The Grand Oul' Dame Brittania, (Air: Leath](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0a2353a1-4706-4340-b8b0-a5de00fcff57/153caf7a-aac4-43a0-ccad-82c13904fdb1/468x382.jpg)
Lot 310
Lady Gregory's Copy of Sean O'Casey's First Separate Publication [O'Casey (Sean)] The Grand Oul' Dame Brittania, (Air: Leathar away with the Wattle O.) [Dublin F. O'Connor 1916] Broadside approx. 28.7cms x 11.3cms (11 1/4" x 4 1/2"). An exceptionally fine copy of this extremely rare piece, inscribed in pencil at end. 'By Sean O'Casey' in Lady Augusta Gregory's hand. * Ayling & Durkan A1 - O'Casey's first separate publication. It also appeared in "The Workers Republic," 15 January 1916, but this broadside is truly the foundation stone of an O'Casey collection. The number of copies printed is not known but very few copies have survived. We can only find records of two other copies. The ballad consists of seven stanzas each of eight lines, starting "Ah! Ireland sure I'm proud of you..." Excessively Rare. (1) Provenance: From the Collection of Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, grand daughter of Lady Gregory. See also Lots 311 - 316.
![Original Lithograph Print
Roger Casement, [1864-1916]. An original lithograph drawn on stone from life (1916) by Prof. L. Fa](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0a2353a1-4706-4340-b8b0-a5de00fcff57/1513c2a0-500b-4c89-e921-29ca83d71841/468x382.jpg)
Lot 487
Original Lithograph Print Roger Casement, [1864-1916]. An original lithograph drawn on stone from life (1916) by Prof. L. Fanto, on special paper, 18" x 12", being No. 255 of an edition of 350 numbered impressions, with the slip signed by the printer Colm O'Lochlainn of the Three Candles Press [printed 1930]. Unframed. * A handsome and powerful study, in excellent condition, and very rare thus. (1)
Lot 560
Cumann na mBan Irish Civil War: Cumann na mBan, North Dublin Union, A detailed 4 pp manuscript Report by the Prisoners' Council, pencil and ink on two scraps of rough notepaper, dated 3rd October 1923, complaining about the condition of the North Dublin Union when the prisoners were first moved there, of the "terrorism and ill treatment" of prisoners following the escape attempt of 6th May "The Army came in to effect the count, the prisoners refused, and many of them were pulled, kicked and beaten down a stone stairs by the soldiers and police," also complaints about a search of the prisoners' cells on August 26th and the Catholic Church's refusal to grant absolution to the majority of the prisoners on "political grounds" and giving a general account of the prison regime. Some creasing, otherwise good condition, rare and interesting. (1) * The search of prisoners' cells on 26th August followed a raid on the Suffolk Street headquarters of Sinn Fein, during which uncensored correspondence smuggled out of the North Dublin Union had been discovered. The Catholic Church did not refuse to grant absolution to the female prisoners on political grounds, but because they were engaged in huger strikes that could have resulted in self inflicted death (a mortal sin) This document was smuggled out of the North Dublin Union to the Intelligence Section of the anti treaty forces for use as anti government propaganda in "Poblach na hEireann Irish War News". As a m/ss. Ex. Rare.
![Co. Offaly Interest
[O'Ceallaigh (Sean T.)] An engraved silver Trowel with inscription "Presented to Sean T. O'Kelly Esq., T](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0a2353a1-4706-4340-b8b0-a5de00fcff57/16552e83-f4d3-4c1f-b446-3d6f9084834a/468x382.jpg)
Lot 595
Co. Offaly Interest [O'Ceallaigh (Sean T.)] An engraved silver Trowel with inscription "Presented to Sean T. O'Kelly Esq., T.D. Minister of Local Government and Public Health, by Michael Scott, Architect, & The Phoenix Building Works, Contractors on the occasion of his laying the Foundation stone of the New County Hospital, Tullamore, March 1937" Hallmarked, and with turned ivorine handle. An unusual item. (1)
Lot 124
A 19th century black lacquered box and cover, printed with an engraving of a young couple, inscribed tete a tete de Julie et St. Prix, 7cm diameter, together with another decorated with a castle, an 18th century stone box and cover painted with an extensive country landscape, with figures, 7cm diameter, and another of a gentleman resting (4)
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