JOHN GEORGE MULVANY, RHA (IRISH, C.1766-1838)

John Faulkner, R.H.A. (Irish, 1835-1894) "Figures by Avoca Bridge, County Wicklow", 1871 watercolor on paper signed and dated lower left. Frame with artist plaque. sight 26" x 44-1/4", framed 30" x 49

John Faulkner, R.H.A. (Irish, 1835-1894) "Freshnet in the Dargle, County Wicklow" watercolor on paper signed and titled lower left. Glazed and framed. sight 17" x 28-3/4", framed 23" x 34-1/2" Provena

John Faulkner RHA (Ireland,1835-1894). Irish seascape watercolor signed and dated by the artist, John Faulkner, 1872. Evening seascape painting with fishermen and boats near a pier. We believe locatio

John George Wood (1768-1838) Chimpanzee Chromolithograph showing a chimpanzee holding a white rabbit. Publisher: Louis Prang & Co., Boston, MA Plate measures approx 5" x 7 1/4" Approx 9&

Sir John Lavery R.A., R.S.A., R.H.A. (Irish, 1856-1941) Portrait Studies for 'HRH The Prince of Wales receiving from the Lord Mayor, Letters Patent under the Mayoralty Seal granting Livery to the Hono

1798 George Washington John Adams Irish Rebellion Napoleon Lord Nelson Newton Like many 18th-century British periodicals, ‘The European Magazine’ and ‘London Review’ contain numerous articles

SIR JOHN LAVERY R.A., R.S.A., R.H.A., P.R.P., H.R.O.I., L.L.B. (IRISH 1856-1941) PORTRAIT HEAD, 1889 Signed and dated lower right, signed to label verso, pencil and pen on paper (11.75cm x 11cm (4.75i

George III Irish silver fish slice, John Power, Letter dated 1811, Dublin, the shaped knife blade decorated with pierced and etched fish design, 12"l, approx. 4.3ozt Provenance: The Collection of Joy

George II Irish silver-gilt two-handled cup and cover, John Lloyd, Dublin, c.1770, with Hibernia mark, later chased with eagles, fruit and flowers, vacant cartouche, later chasing over an inscription

A George III sterling silver salver, John Carter II, London, 1769, and a small Irish George II sterling silver tray, Dublin, 1730 Comprising a salver by John Carter II, London, 1769, with scalloped an

George III Antique Irish Silver Salver - John Lloyd, Dublin, circa 1774, Diameter 8", 16 ounces

Twelve Irish Regency Sterling Silver "Fiddle Thread" Tablespoons hallmarked Dublin, 1818, by Samuel Neville, retailed by George & John Brown, double-struck and double-threaded, with squared shoulders,

A George II Irish silver scalloped dish by John Hamilton, circa 1730, with a scalloped border, engraved with C-scrolls, the motto Re E Merito above a crest above WHC , 12cm (4 3/4in) diameter, 113g (3

A rare George III Irish sterling silver travelling or canteen snuff spoon cum marrow scoop, Dublin circa 1790 by John Osbourne Of conventional plain form, marked to the reverse with standard mark, tow

A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH SILVER SERVING SPOONS, Dublin c.1794, maker's mark of John Osborne, the plain tapered handles with crested terminals (c.5 troy ozs). 24cm long

TWO IRISH GEORGE III SILVER POINT-HANDLE DESSERT SPOONS, one Dublin c.1788, maker's mark of William Ward, the other Dublin c.1792, maker's mark John Osborne, with bright-cut decoration; together with

Irish George III Sterling Silver Snuffer Tray with Scissors Snuffer, Dublin, 1797, James Scott or possibly John Stoyte, elongated tray with tapered ends, pierced gallery, bright cut engraving, 10 1/8

mainly 1785-1837, including 22 British, most Georgian, several Irish and Scottish examples, makers include George Samuel Lewis & John Wright, John Henry Charles Lias, George Wintle, Stephen Adams, Wil

"Marblehead / The Bay" watercolor 13 x 16 1/2 inches (overall)

"Marshy Landscape with Birches" watercolor 7 x 17 inches. signed. framed 20 x 30 inches.

Edited by "BOZ," with illustrations by George Cruikshank, London: Richard Bentley, 1838, all red leather. Together with "Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Harriet Beecher Stowe" Vol 11, Boston: John P. Jewett, 18

THREE GEORGE III SILVER SPOONS, comprising: - an Irish provincial bright-cut teaspoon, Cork c.1800, mark of John Whelpley - a Scottish provincial fiddle pattern spoon, Perth c.1820, mark of Charles Mu

Two Georgian Irish Silver Spoonsthe first, a George III serving spoon, mark of John Kavanagh, Dublin (1815) with repousse gold wash bowl and engraved foliate decoration (9 1/2 in.); the second, a Geor

Folio Offset Lithograph Published 1904, London for "The Mammals of Great Britain and Ireland" by John Guille Millais. Illustrated by Archibald Thorburn, George Lodge and the Author. Rare - Limited Edi