A fine quality 19th Century Irish mahogany Side Table, the plain moulded top over a shaped frieze with central shell carving on pad feet with carved shell motif, approx. 125cms wide x 74cms high x 54cms deep (49" x 29" x 21"). (1)

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

"The Tears of Ireland"

Harry Epworth Allen, British, R.A. (1894-1958)

Smith (Adam) An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Vol. I (ex. 2), 4to Lond. (For W. Strahan; and T. Cadell,..) 1776. First Edn., Advert on verso of title, 510pp a few spots cont. full, joints cracked, orig. mor. labels, with initials M.P. on front cover, which may indicate, 'Member of Parliament'. (1)

The Noel Ross Postcard Collection of County Louth

A highly important and rare pair of large early 19th Century Terrestrial and Celestial Globes on Stands, by John and William Newton, London 1818, each with shaped circular brass support bars, printed borders and spherical well, turned pillar support on three outsplayed legs, united by a stretcher with central stretcher, on ebonised ball feet, each approx. 102cms (40") high. (2)

An extremely fine specimen of Cervus Giganteus Hibernicus, or Gigantic Irish Deer. A very fine pair of enormous fossilized Irish Elk Horns and Skull, the horns with 14 points and spanning 98" (8'2") 249cms, some pints replaced, restored or lacking. Ex. Scare. (1)

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)

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)