GB used in Ireland: 2d horiz. pair with 156 of Cork

G.B. used in Ireland, 1861 Mourning cover from Little Island (Cork) to Madras, franked with 1d red "Stars", 2d blue Pl. 8 (scarce!) and 6d lilac without corner letters (placed a trifle over the edge),

G.B. used in Ireland, 1841 2d Pl. 3 LJ (square "J"), 4 margins close to huge with parts of 2 adjoining stamps, used with neat, inverted "62" Belfast numeral, superb colour approaching "steel blue" (ra

2½d with red Overprint horiz. pair fine used with neat Cork cds's, the right stamp with clear banana flaw from R.16/10. A scarce multiple. SG 4b var., Mi. 3b var., Hib.T9, T9b.

G.B. used in Ireland, 1840 clean Entire from Kilkenny to Dublin with 1d black Pl.VIII pair OK-OL, four margins good to huge with part of the adjacent stamp bottom right, tied by bright red MX's, light

1843 1d tiny pink postal stationery envelope with Dickinson silk threads used to Cove with a fine and clear distinctive Cork Maltese Cross, confirming backstamps, very fine and clean.

1891 £1 green superb used with neat, upright cds DUBLIN / SORTING OFFICE / DE 7 / 92 (not a telegraph, telephone accounts or money-office cancel!), quite well centred with almost perfect perforat

G.B. used in Ireland, 1840 clean EL Magherafelt to Ballymoney with 1d black Pl.VIII "PK", four margins good to huge, neatly tied by red Maltese Cross not spoiling the profile, reverse with clear Maghe

1841 Entire to Athlone prepaid "1" with VF boxed PAID AT / LONGFORD, turned inside-out and reposted to Dublin unpaid (although endorsed prepaid"), showing a superb strike of the distinctive, squat "2"

G.B. used in Ireland, 1840 Tiny cover from Limerick to Dublin with 1d black Pl. V, "BK", margins huge to just touching at the right, well tied by a light Maltese Cross in pale red, edges of the cover

G.B. used in Ireland, 1840 Entire Letter from Dromore to Ballynahinch via Lisburn with 1d black Pl. IB, "MH" with major re-entry, 4 margins huge to close at the top (miniscule paper split there), well

G.B. used in Ireland, 1840 Mulready 1d black envelope forme A151, used in 1840 with fine red Maltese cross from Naas to Bray, back a trifle roughly opened, without docketing.

1916 Humour postcard to Tralee with GB ½d green tied by a superb impression of the Dublin parcel roller cancel with the word PARCEL excised, altered for emergency use after the Easter Rising. An

2007 55c Butterwort self-adhesive on original booklet cover, horiz. pair with faint ghosting of the "perfs" not even breaking the surface of the paper, leaving the stamps imperforate. The right stamp

Includes 1 pair limited production Red Luis Vuitton Petit Soupcon Cat Eye sunglasses near new; Gucci heart tattoo purse new never used; 3 pairs Minnie Tonka moccasins, all near new; Nine West Cork Hee

Ireland Railways, Donegal Railway, Thom 2d grey-green used with pen-cancel on 1903 "Rev. Graham" cover to Nottingham, posted on arrival in Londonderry, where both stamps received neat cds's. Backstamp

Dublin, Wicklow & Wexford, 1905 3rd printing 2d green perf. 11 used on a Rev. Graham printed cover to Stoke-on-Trent, GB and Railway stamp both with pencil cancel, GB stamps neatly tied by Waterford c

Transition, GB 4½d magenta format F, code L.Q. neatly used in January 1922 from Cork to London with Thom "Wide" ½d, clean and and very scarce.

Ireland Transition Period: Geo.V 1d red + Dollard ½d pair well tied to a cover from Cork to London by neat and clear machine cancel CORK 24 FEB 1922, a week after the issue of the Overprints but

each with a deep buttoned back above a stuff-over seat, raised on turned legs to the fore Provenance: Castlehyde House, Co. Cork, Ireland 90 cm. high; 207 cm. wide; 76 cm. deep

each with a hexagon shade Provenance: Castlehyde House, Co. Cork, Ireland Each 70 cm. high

each a silver gilded and draped female figure holding a lace parasol Provenance: Castlehyde House, Co. Cork, Ireland 35 cm. high

each of baluster form decorated with tiger cubs on a honeycomb ground Provenance: Castlehyde House, Co. Cork, Ireland 70 cm. high; 42 cm. diameter

each a metamorphic bird Provenance: Castlehyde House, Co. Cork, Ireland 124 cm. high; 26 cm. deep

EARLY WIDGEON PAIR, Long Island, NY. Remnants of original and old working paint remaining. Fair structural condition. Cork construction. Inlet keels, both branded GB POST. One also branded WS POST. Ve