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258A A PAIR OF FRENCH GILT BRONZE COMPORTS,
19th century, each modelled in the form of a cherub on the back of a griffin
supporting a raised scallop shell, on a naturalistic rocky base, 28cm high
each. (2)
€2000 - 3000
259
A JAPANESE EBONSIED TIMBER TWO FOLD SCREEN,
of arched rectangular form, the interior carved in low relief with a lotus
border enclosing a central reserve applied with ivorine
swallows, trailing foliage and orchids, the exterior painted and sparsely ap-
plied with birds in flight, on bracket feet and castors
183cm high x 168cm wide (when open)
Provenance: Pádraig Mac Manus (1864 - 1929) Republican activist and
Journalist, Rossylongan House, Donegal, and Argentina and thence by descent
€150 - 200
260
A JAPANESE SATSUMA EARTHENWARE BALUSTER VASE,
of large proportions, the plain collar and neck with geometric
decoration, above a tapering body with opposing vignettes filled with chry-
santhemums and figures in a mountain landscape
78cm high
Provenance: Pádraig Mac Manus (1864 - 1929) Republican activist and
Journalist, Rossylongan House, Donegal, and Argentina and thence by descent
€400 - 600
261
AN EASTERN COPPER JARDINIERE STAND,
of circular form, the top decorated with a mythical bird, on
baluster shaped support encircled by a serpent with birds and foliage below,
on a circular spreading foot
79cm high; 46cm diameter
Provenance: Pádraig Mac Manus (1864 - 1929) Republican activist and
Journalist, Rossylongan House, Donegal, and Argentina and thence by descent
€100 - 200
262
A 19TH CENTURY BLACKFOREST CARVED WOOD
COAT RACK
in the form of an alpine goat head mounted on a frame of oak leaves and
horns. 67cm wide
€200 - 400
263
A 19TH CENTURY BLACK FOREST CARVED WOOD
COAT RACK,
humorous figure of a dog in traditional alpine dress holding a flask with
twin antlers for legs. 45cm tall (inscribed indistinctly verso, with clock-
work movement)
€200 - 300
263A A JAPANESE 20TH CENTURY BRONZE FIGURE OF A
WARRIOR ON HORSE BACK,
mounted on a carved rectangular wooden stand
€200-300
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263A
Lot 260
Lot 258A