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A Regency period kingwood and laburnum Architects Table, the crossbanded and segmented top with gallery rail, the pull out front opening to reveal a sunken compartment with inset drawers and sliding shelf on square legs with brass handles, approx. 92cms w x 87cms h x 67cms d (36" x 34" x 26"). (1)
Attributed to Adriaen Van de Venne, 1589 - 1662, Dutch"Woman by a table in kitchen, wearing blue and red gown and small white ruff," O.O.Panel 74cms x 60cms (29" x 23 1/2"). There is an inscription on top rt. hd. corner, which translates roughly as 'This pan is not for scouring.' There is an inscribed label on reverse, and other indistinct writing, also a wax seal stamped 'J.B.', in a contemporary ebonised frame with forged iron hook. (1)Provenance: Purchased by Coughlan Briscoe, Dealer, London for Judge James Murnaghan, c. 1930.
18th Century Irish School"Portrait of the 2nd Countess of Aldborough," a charming three-quarter length study, seated in pink dress, with jewels, and seated by a table with coronet, etc., O.O.C., approx. 127cms x 100cms (50" x 39") in a gilt frame. (1)N.B. should read: artist Phillip Hussey (1713 - 1783)
18th Century Irish SchoolThree quarter length, "Portrait of a Gentleman Col. E. Stratford,, with long wig, and standing with right hand on a table, and wearing a large blue satin cape," O.O.C. 122cms x 100cms (48" x 39 1/2"), in contemporary carved giltwood frame. (1)Should read: artist - Attributed to Charles Jervas (c. 1675 - 1739)
Lizzie Malcomson"Carnations," & "Purple Flowers," an attractive pair of still life paintings, flowers on a table, O.O.Board, both signed with monogram, one with label of Dublin Sketching Club on reverse, approx. 36cms x 54cms (14" x 21"), in canvas frames; & 1 other painting. (3)
A 19th Century Continental walnut Side Table, the shaped top with geometric central inlay over a frieze with single drawer supported by barley twist and beehive shaped pillar supports, united by a rectangular stretcher on bun feet, approx. 76cms w x 76cms h (30" x 30"). (1)
An attractive early Victorian rosewood Games Table, the top with a square slide out reversible panel, with one side revealing a parquetry chess and draughts board, flanked to either side with bowed ends each with one mock and one frieze drawer, above a centre long frieze drawer on tapering column and quatrefoil base with bun feet, 89cms (35")w. (1)
A William & Mary inlaid marquetry Side Table, the top with central oval flanked reserve with quarter panel, carved single frieze drawer, raised on spiral turned legs with shaped X frame stretcher, approx. 109cms w x 76cms h (43" x 30"). (1)* Purchased at Luttrelstown House Sale 1983, lot 169.
A fine quality Irish 19th Century mahogany Side Table, the moulded Connemara marble top over a plain frieze with an intricately and delicately carved apron the central panel carved with grapes in relief flanked either side by floral drapes with Adams love knot, and similarly decorated sides, on four carved legs, the knee with acanthus leaf decoration, and terminating in carved lion paw feet, approx. 183cms (73")w, 82cms (32")h, 81cms (32")d. (1)
"The Two Kings Table"A mahogany Side Table, basically Regency, with elements of earlier remnants, the plain top over a beaded and dentil moulded frieze on front carved square legs terminating in reeded tapering feet, approx. 168cms x 80cms x 98cms (66" x 31 1/2" x 38 1/2"). (1)Provenance: According to family folklore Col. Edward Stratford hosted King James before the Battle of the Boyne & King William afterwards. They were reputed to have slept in the same bed at each visit, the remnants of this bed was rescued from the fire at Straford Lodge in 1856, thus subsequently incorporated into this piece of furniture.
A Harlequin canteen of Old English thread pattern and fiddle and thread pattern flatware, comprising: Eight table forks- three London 1791, five Sheffield 1910 Five dessert forks, one London 1791, four Sheffield 1910 Five table spoons, London 1795 a pair of beaded Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1880 and two bottom marked Old English pattern tablespoons, together with five silver plated an stainless steel table knives and six dessert knives, thread and shell pattern, 52oz weighable
A collector's lot, including two chain purses, a needlework and silver thread purse, two vesta cases, Prince Albert safety box, cane bound scent bottle, a mother of pearl card case, silver mounted dressing table jar, beadwork purse, miniature of a young woman with clasped hands, three fans etc
A Victorian quilted oak and ebony strung library table, the Greek key banded canted rectangular top on four turned fluted and bossed block columns an shaped feet united by a conforming stretcher on concealed castors. Bears plaque for J and W Cookes, Warwick. Manufacturers to Her Majesty. 74 x 135 x 68cm
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