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93 A Distinguished Ulster Collection
Whistle and Teether, Birmingham 1830, makers mark of Unite
& Hilliard, the stem chased and embossed with floral
decoration, with a series of bells around the stem, terminating
in a coral teether; together with a small cameo glass scent
flask. (2)
€ 500 - 800
COMPRISING:
- A French oval amber box, the hinged lid inlaid with a floral
design
- A French mother of pearl and silver mounted patch box of
oval form
- Three small snuff boxes
- A small brass inkwell, with mosaic decoration
- An unmarked serpentine stone (7)
€ 50 - 100
19th century, the hinged lid and box front decorated with
woodland scenes; containing nine small Chinese Canton
enamelled dishes, a Chinese engraved fan, etc; together with a
Chinese carved filigree ivory box
€ 100 - 200
An anamalier bronze of a stallion by a fence, on naturalistic base,
the plinth inscribed D’JINN, ETALON BARBE, signed and dated
1846. 29cm high
NOTE: Model exhibited Salon of 1849, as Cheval a la Bariere (D’jinn),
No 43 in Mêne’s Catalogue
Provenance: Lord Glentoran, Ballyalloly House Sale 20/04/1961, Lot
51, illustrated in catalogue.
€ 3,000 - 5,000