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Chinese Blue-and-White Teapots, 19c (lot of 2) Chinese underglaze blue porcelain teapots, for the Thai market, 19th century, the first decorated with dragons in pursuit of the flaming pearl on a white ground, together with a dish lid and metal fittings, the base with studio mark `shun li kun ji`; the second with dragons amid clouds set against a blue sky, with a dish lid and metal fittings, first: 9"w

Two Thai Gilt Bronze Figures (lot of 2) Thai gilt bronze Buddhist figures, of two devotees in vajrasana with hands clasped in anjali mudra, with wood stands, bronze: 3.5"h

Two Indonesian / Thai carved wooden wall plaques depicting elephants in woodland, the largest being 101.5cm x 46cm.

An ornamental Thai bust of buddha.

THAI BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 27", W 20": A mermaid fighting a monkey, green patina.

India – Sikh Akali Nihung Document in Punjabi c1830-1840 in joined up Punjabi Script. A most fascinating document on the formation of the Khalsa in Punjabi. The document starts giving the birth place of Guru Gobind Singh Ji and states the first 10 who were initiated into the Khalsa Fold – 1. Daya Singh, 2. Mukam Singh, 3. Sahib Singh, 4. Dharam Singh, 5. Himmat Singh then next 5 as Ram Singh, Fateh Singh, Deva Singh, Thai Singh and Isher Singh. The last line of the document (Akhi Ghata Mohe Data....) suggest it’s of Nihang lore, used when in a good mood or reciting poetry. A scarce document of the Akali Nihung sect on the formation of the Khalsa.

A THAI OR BURMESE CARVED WOOD FRAMED FIGURE, with gilt and inlaid decoration, 16" high

A Thai bronze figure of a deity pierced scroll base, early 20th century.

A Thai gilt bronze model of a standing deity

Fourteen mid 19thC Thai porcelain gaming counters.

A heavily carved Thai mirror with Buddhas, dragons and stylised floral decoration

A sterling silver baby`s teething ring and rattle fashioned as `Punch` makers mark W.H. Collins & Co along with Thai silver 800 spoons and forks.

Late eighteenth / early nineteenth century Thai gilded bronze seated Buddha on stepped base, 14cm

Royal Thai mint 36th birthday of the King set boxed in original blue silk case - 29 coins (1 stang missing), 20 Baht silver - 1 stang

Big Bird: 1/500 scale commercial aircraft including B747-200 Philippine Airlines, B747-400 British Airways, B747-400 British Asia Airways, B747-200 Orient Thai and many others, all in original boxes, E boxes G-VG (13)

Herpa Wings: 1/500 scale commercial aircraft including Boeing 747-400 Lufthansa, 747SP Air Namibia, 747-400 Thai, 777-200, Boeing 777-200 Continental Airlines, 747-200B Alitalia, 747-400 Korean Air and many others, all in original boxes, E, boxes VG (30)

Somchai Hattakitkosol (Thai 1934-2000), a seabird over waves, bronze, stamped `Somchai 24`, 133cm

A bronze figure of a female dancer, signed BUSWELL, 8/100, (19.7cm high) a brass Thai Buddha head, a carved stone Buddha head on a wooden back, and a patinated metal figure of a 19th century academic (4)

A large Thai bronze figure of Buddha Shakamuni, late 19th century/ early 20th century, seated in dhyasana, his face in a meditative expression, on a tall pedestal with panel inscribed in French, ushnisha now lacking.

A collection of four Buddhas, to include Thai gilt bronze Bangkok period Buddhas, 19th century and further Buddhas of earlier style, tallest 23cm high, (4).

A Thai bronze Buddha of early style, with tightly curled hair surmounted by lotus bud above serene face, seated cross legged and raised upon shaped moulded base, 24cm high.

A Thai bronze Chaen Saeng style seated Buddha, seated with hands in Bhumisparsha mudra and raised upon faceted moulded base, 45cm high.

A Thai, Ayutthaya style gilt and black lacquered wood figure of Buddha Sakyamuni, 13th century style, carved in seated posture, both hands resting on the upper legs, wearing diaphanous cloak, the face with meditative expression, arched eyebrows above open eyes, smiling, elongated ear lobes, flaming finial, seated on elaborately carved stand with inlaid glass, height 50 cm. Note:This depicts Buddha retreating to the forest alone to escape the Monks that were in disharmony, here he is seated to receive gifts from a Monkey and an Elephant.

A Thai gilt bronze seated Buddha, 19th century, wearing elaborate flame surmounted with crown and robes, upon stepped shaped base, 27 cm high.

A full length Thai Lopburi carved wooden and gilt Buddha, 13th century style, standing in two handed Abhaya Mudra, face with serene expression, conical-shaped headdress, all over gilt decoration, elongated earlobes, raised on stepped shaped square base, height 68 cm.

* A Chinese bronze style figure of a seated Buddha, 19th century or earlier, seated cross legged raised upon shaped lotus base, 16cm high; a Thai bronze Buddha head, Ayutthaya period, wearing crown and with serene facial expression, raised on rectrangular base, 16cm high; with a Sino Tibetan carved wooden seated deity, possibly Tara, raised upon shaped lotus base, 11cm high, (3). VAT charged on the hammer price.

Far Eastern Thai Style Bronze Figural StatuetteAn undated archaistic cast bronze statuette of a standing figure in loose trousers and conical cap with geometric ornament; supplied on a custom-made display stand. 3 kg, 45 cm (17 3/4"). Private collection, Cambridgeshire, UK; acquired prior to 2000. [No Reserve]Fine condition.Starting Price: 5

THAI BRONZE BUDDHA HEAD SCULPTURE modelled with pointed headdress and long earlobes, 33cm high

SET OF TWELVE THAI SILVER TEASPOONS together with a set of twelve Thai coffee spoons, each in a fitted case, 276g gross (2)

A Thai carved softwood female deity, she stands holding her hair, carved lotus base, picked out in red and gilt, early 20th century, 63cm high

AMENDMENT: This lot is A/S - A Thai bronze Sukhotai buddha, 19th century, standing full length with flowing robes, one hand raised, with flame finial, hair curled, 28 cm high.

A large Thai bronze Buddha, Ayutthaya/Bangkok period, 17th/18th century, the ushnisha surounted with flame finial leading to tight hair curls above serene face flanked by long pendulous ears, standing full length and with hands held in Janana Mudra, raised upon stepped square plinth, some gilding remaining, 137 cm high.

A Thai wall hanging

"A fan with faux mother of pearl sticks and painted leaf boxed; a 1930s boxed manicure set; a Thai gent`s silver ring & pair of cufflinks; a string of faux pearls, etc"

Thai silver cigarette case, pin dish and ashtray together with an extendable buttonhook, pencils etc.

Thai Nakon Sterling Silver and Niello-work Cigarette Case, in travelling case

Brian Bourke HRHA (b.1936)DON QUIXOTE FOR MICHEAL FARRELL, 1981lithograph; (no. 8 from an edition of 60)signed and dated in the margin lower right; dedicated [To Micheal Farrell] lower centre; numbered lower left23.25 by 18.5in., 59.055 by 46.99cm.The Estate of Liam O`Keeffe-AyudhkijSheet size: 24.5 by 15.5in. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm.

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921)UNTITLED, 1974silkscreen on canvas; (no. 2)signed, numbered and dated lower right24 by 24in., 60.96 by 60.96cm.The Estate of Liam O`Keeffe-AyudhkijLiam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm.

Brian Bourke HRHA (b.1936)DON QUIXOTE AND SANCHO PANSA [SIC], 1981lithograph; (no. 8 from an edition of 60)signed in the margin lower right; numbered lower left; titled in the plate lower centre23 by 15.5in., 58.42 by 39.37cm.The Estate of Liam O`Keeffe-AyudhkijSheet size: 24.5 by 15.5in. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm.

Charles Harper RHA (b.1943)NUDE, 2005watercoloursigned and dated lower right32.25 by 23in., 81.915 by 58.42cm.The Estate of Liam O`Keeffe-AyudhkijLiam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm.

Diarmuid Delargy (b.1958)ETCHING, 1986etching; (no. 2 from an edition of 30)signed, indistinctly titled, dated and numbered in the lower margin12.5 by 15.25in., 31.75 by 38.735cm.The Estate of Liam O`Keeffe-AyudhkijLiam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm.

Jennifer Kingston WAITINGoil on canvassigned and titled on reverse30 by 24in., 76.2 by 60.96cm.deVere`s, 13 April 2010, lot 64; Where purchased by Liam O`Keeffe-AyudhkijLiam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm.

Viboon Chaidauang (Thai)WOMEN IN RICE FILDSoil on canvassigned lower right; with artist`s name and provenance on reverse8 by 10in., 20.32 by 25.4cm.Also with this lot, small Bahamian pen and ink with pastel drawing Bananas and Coconuts signed Pile lower right.

A set of three Thai/Eastern table Lamps, the olive green base in the form of two handled urns having wooden bases, adjustable for height having Edison screw light fittings and complementing olive green satin type shades

A rare early Thai gilt bronze of the Buddha in the Pallalai Forest, probably Ayutthaya, 18th century. The Buddha seated one palm facing downwards with an elephant and a monkey offering him gifts. Buddhas in this form without the jewelled adornment typical of the 19th c. Rattankhosin period are the earliest example of the 16th c. and traced its origin to Lanna.

Five South East Asian textiles, comprising a good ceremonial shawl Thai Nuea people of Laos, supplementary silk weft on hand spun indigo cotton, folded and sewn down at sides and ends, 66 ½ in. x 21 ½ in. 169cm. x 55cm. together with four other textiles. All 20th century. (5)

Attractive Thai ceremonial banner, the central woven ikat field with supplementary weft borders on each side, Thailand, 20th century, 90 ½ in. x 26in. 230cm. x 67cm.

A Thai carved stone diminutive Buddha`s head, probably Khmer empire, height approx 3.8cm, mounted on a perspex plinth.

A Lladro gres stoneware figure group of a Thai Couple, model No. 2058.

A fragmentary Thai bronze buddha`s head, possibly 19th Century or earlier, mounted to a later wooden stand; and a Thai bronze opium weight, of bird form, (2)

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) GOLD PAINTING WITH BLUE CIRCLE AND GREEN oil with gold leaf on canvas 48 by 48in., 121.92 by 121.92cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) GOLD PAINTING 13, 1965 gold leaf and tempera on canvas signed and titled on reverse 48 by 60in., 121.92 by 152.4cm. Dawson Gallery, Dublin; Where purchased by Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij `Patrick Scott`, Dawson Gallery, Dublin, 3-24 June, 1965, catalogue no. 6 Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) GOLD PAINTING, 64 oil with gold leaf on canvas signed and titled on reverse 46 by 50in., 116.84 by 127cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) WOODLAND, 1962 oil on canvas with artist`s name, title and date on reverse 34 by 46in., 86.36 by 116.84cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) FUJI AFTER RAIN oil on canvas signed and inscribed beneath the frame, verso; with artist`s name and title printed in pencil on reverse 24 by 24in., 60.96 by 60.96cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) PYRE 5, 1982 oil on unprimed canvas with silver leaf signed, titled and dated on reverse 32 by 32in., 81.28 by 81.28cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) GOLD PAINTING 9, 1979 gold leaf and acrylic on canvas signed, titled and dated on reverse; with typed exhibition label on reverse; with name [Mrs Von Konig, Dublin] inscribed on stretcher on reverse 32 by 32in., 81.28 by 81.28cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) UNTITLED, 2009 (SET OF FOUR) carborundum with gold leaf; (no. 9 from an edition of 40); (framed) signed and dated lower right (quadrant); numbered and with blind stamp of the Stoney Road Press lower left (quadrant) 32 by 31in., 81.28 by 78.74cm. Taylor Galleries, Dublin; Where purchased by Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Patrick Scott HRHA (b.1921) UNTITLED [TWIN LINES] and UNTITLED, 2004 (A PAIR) carborundum with goldleaf; (each no. 9 from an edition of 75); (framed) each signed and dated in the margin lower right; each numbered lower left and with blind stamp of Stoney Road Press also lower right 39 by 39in., 99.06 by 99.06cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Sheet sizes: 46 by 44.5in. Both works framed uniformly. Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."

Charles Harper RHA (b.1943) CROUCHING FIGURES, 1981 watercolour over ink on paper signed and dated lower right 25.25 by 37.25in., 64.135 by 94.615cm. The Collection of Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij Whyte`s are pleased to offer a further selection from the collection of distinguished businessman and arts patron, Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij. Liam O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij, who was born in Dublin in 1945, relocated to Thailand at the age of eighteen and is renowned in both the country of his birth and in South East Asia for his contribution to business, arts and charitable organisations in Thailand. O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was a keen art collector and built up lasting friendships with Irish artists such as Patrick Scott. The meditative quality of Scott`s oeuvre appears to have connected with him and his collection of early Scott canvases offered in this sale is testament to this. In Thailand O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij`s love of art manifested itself in his support of Asian artists, the setting up of `Liam`s Gallery` in Pattaya and a book written by him on Thai art. He was also director of the Phya Thai Palace Restoration Committee. After travelling Thailand from 1963 he settled in Bangkok where a surge in the local property market in the 1970s opened up employment opportunities particularly in the property care services industry. In 1989 he led the management buyout of the company he worked for and formed his own business, which he grew from the mid 1990s. By 2007 the company was employing 23,000 people. As an Irish expatriate O`Keeffe-Ayudhkij was invited in 2009 to the Global Irish Economic Forum in Farmleigh. He was also a founder and director of the Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Bangkok St. Patrick`s Society among other accolades. Outside of the business arena O`Keeffe was a true philanthropist and committed to many charitable organisations including Support the Children Foundation and the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital. His obituary in the Irish Times this year noted, "He will be remembered for his business acumen, charity work, love of art and boundless enthusiasm."