Sunday Interiors
,
Sunday 21
st
September 2014 at 11.30am
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A RENÉ LALIQUE ‘DAUPHINS’ BOWL,
design 1932, the interior with polished opalescent glass,
the frosted exterior cut with a continuous swirl from the
rim to the base of the bowl, with intermittent ‘Dauphins’
swimming in the swirling water, etched ‘R.LALIQUE’ 24cm
in diameter
€500 - 700
415
A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN NODDING
CHINAMAN,
modelled in seated position with legs crossed, dressed in
floral garments with moving head tongue and hands, with
Vienna mark to the base
€400 - 600
416
An AUGUSTUS REX BOAT shaped
CENTRE PIECE,
the oval polychrome bowl surmounted by classical figures
above a triangular stand having grotesque masks to each
side and raised on a shaped triangular plinth base, 40cm
high
€600 - 800
417
A BOTTLE OF THE “JUBILEE” WHISKEY,
John Jameson & Sons, bottled by Woodford Bourne & Co.
Ltd of Cork
Until 1960’s Jameson’s main route to the market was
through the bonder’s. Jameson’s would have sold the
licensed spirit bonders casks of whiskey along with labels
and capsules. The Bonders then separated the whiskey into
their own bottles, and applied the Jameson’s labels and
capsules. This Jubilee bottle is a fine example of a bonder’s
bottle, bottled by the wine merchant firm Woodford
Bourne of Cork. However in this case Woodford Bourne
have designed their own label, which is not unusual, but is
a nice feature.
€200 - 400
418
A PAIR OF COCO DE MER NUTS,
mounted on black contemporary stands with square bases
€300 - 500
Lot 417
