1936 All-Ireland Hurling Final

John Maler Collier  (1850-1934)

"The Tears of Ireland"

French Bateau Bed, exhibition piece from the Exposition Universelle—The Paris World’s Fair, 1878. Third quarter of the 19th century. 

An early Chinese cloisonné Bowl, profusely decorated with colourful flowers, 10" (26cms), together with another Chinese brass and cloisonné Jardinière, with four character mark to base, 6 1/2" (16cms). (2)

An Irish 19th Century mahogany Bureau, stamped J.Kerr & Co., No. 68931, the slope front opening to reveal a fitted interior above four graduating long drawers with turned handles, on bracket feet base, approx. 100cms wide x 53cms deep x 114cm high (39 1/2" x 21" x 45"). (1)

The Noel Ross Postcard Collection of County Louth

A very good Irish George III silver and silver gilt Freedom Box, by Richard Tudor, Dublin, c. 1767, of circular form engraved with the arms of the City of Dublin to the convex removable cover, and the Arms of the  St. Lawrence Family with the motto "Que Pance" to the base, 3" (8cms), 135grs. (1)

All Ireland Winners Medal, 1912, Louth

Soccer: F.A.I., [Dolphin Football Club,] a group of 6 Official Match Programmes, 1931-32, to include: