A set of six Waterford Crystal champagne coup glasses in the Alana pattern. All in good condition with acid marks to base. Comes with original box. Love these!

Super Star Lot : A very large heavy Sterling silver salver hallmarked Sheffield set with scroll and scallop design to rim. Dimensions: 34 cms diameter. Tray stands on three paw feet. Weight - 880 grams. Fabulous large tray not engraved. There is a video of this lot in our social media pages, Tic tok, Facebook, Instagram under South Dublin Auction.

Star Lot : An incredible bronze sculpture depicting the 1916 Rising commemorative statue titled 'The Dying Cuchulainn' originally by artist Oliver Sheppard. With text to verso reading "Manufactured in the Republic of Ireland Under License from the Commissioner of Public Works". Held on a slab of Connemara marble. With internet comps of €460 on whytes.ie. Very heavy one of the original ones with a really lovely Patina, if you're looking for one this is a super example. There is a fabulous video of this lot on our social media Chanels. Facebook, Instagram and tic tok under South Dublin Auction.

Super Star Lot: Francis Danby (Irish b.1793 - d.1861) An incredible Francis Danby antique oil on board painting circa 1835. Features a German / Swiss river landscape scene with wonderful fine brushstrokes. Signed F. Danby bottom left with antique dealers handwritten note to verso stating '...purchased by Green on my instruction at the Richardson sale at the Manor House, Aborts Leigh. 1967'. Housed in a gilt frame. Danby was an important Romantic artist of the early 19th century with works fetching thousands at notable auctions such as Christies. MM: 43cm x 33cm including frame Previous in auction on 29/08/24 with Lot no.90 Francis Danby ARA (16 November 1793 – 9 February 1861) was an Irish painter of the Romantic era. His imaginative, dramatic landscapes were comparable to those of John Martin. Danby initially developed his imaginative style while he was the central figure in a group of artists who have come to be known as the Bristol School. His period of greatest success was in London in the 1820s. There is a video of this fabulous lot on our social media pages, face book and tic tok under South Dublin Auction

Super Star Lot A very large Ornately carved giltwood overmantel mirror, featuring a pediment with cherub motifs and floral embellishments. Approx 7 feet tall. Previous in auction on 7.11.24 with Lot no. 1184

Super Star Lot: A magnificent very large example of a sterling silver centerpiece footed fruit basket with a pierced design. Hallmarked Sheffield, made my the Atkins Brothers in 1928. Total weight - 692 grams. Beautiful piece. Height 11.5cm - 27cm x 23.5 cm. There is an excellent video of this lot on our social media pages, Facebook, Instagram and tic tok under South Dublin Auction.

Super Star Lot : A Fabulous Eames soft pad High back leather office chair by ICF made in Italy, great chair. €4200 RRP. ICF Label to the base.

Super Star Lot: Tony O'Malley HRHA (1913-2003) An original Tony O'Malley HRHA (1913-2003) gouache over pencil and ink with gold paint on paper painting titled 'Swiss Armoire, 1973'. Portrays an 'armoire' characterising a nostalgic theme of memories. Features a semi-abstract painting, part of O'Malley's period of exploration into unconventional subjects, with a style evocative of folk art. Signed lower left and dated '1973' in pencil. Housed in a white wooden frame behind glass. With framing label of Porthmeor Gallery St. Ives, Cornwall along with 'Arts Council 1984' label to verso. In 1973 Tony O’Malley married Jane Harris, a Canadian artist. Their meeting had a significant effect on the artist, whose palette brightened dramatically from this point onwards. This change in direction, coupled with their trips to the Caribbean, spawned O’Malley’s most popular series of Bahamian works from the early 1970s. MM: 40 x 50 cm including frame Tony O'Malley is a highly respected artist with works fetching into the thousands at Adam's. Kilkenny born painter Tony O’Malley began painting full time in 1958 having worked as a Bank Clerk previously while painting in his spare time. He is best known for his paintings done in Cornwall, where he lived for thirty years after visiting St Ives in 1955 and returning to settle there in 1960. While he was strongly influenced by the St Ives artistic community, his relationship was one of engagement rather than direct participation, although he did meet and work with Peter Lanyon and Patric k Heron. He spent winters in the Bahamas, which had a further strong influence on his art, which became more vibrant and colourful. His work has been exhibited at the RHA, Taylor Galleries, Coram Gallery in London and he represented Ireland at ROSC ‘80. An honorary member of the RHA (elected 1990), he was elected Saoi of Aosdana in 1993 and the following year received an Honorary Doctorate from Trinity College Dublin. The Irish Museum of Modern Art held a major retrospective of his work in 2005. Tony O'Malley's work featured strongly in the sale of 'The Collection of Nancy Wynne-Jones and Conor Fallon: Ballard House' (June 2015), who were close friends of the artist from the St. Ives days. O'Malley sells very well at auction with Works at Whyte's selling as much as €66,000

Star Lot : A fabulous large antique Chinese export Famille Rose porcelain punch / serving bowl decorated in the western taste depicting a hunting scene with the Da Qing Qianlong mark to base. Gilt florals over cobalt blue and pastel tones. Gorgeous piece. In excellent condition.

Star Lot: John Francis Skelton (Irish, b.1954). A wonderful original John Francis Skelton oil on canvas board painting titled 'The Bog Boat'. Like his father before him J.F. Skelton choses to paint wild coastal scenes with nods to the traditions of rural Western Ireland. This maritime scene features a hooker boat filled with turf. Signed lower right with title and Gormleys auction sticker to verso. Housed in a deep gilt and white wooden frame. Skelton's work is popular at auction with similar works fetching €1000 or €2000. MM: 54cm x 43cm including frame. There is a video of this lot in our social media pages, Tic tok, Facebook, Instagram under South Dublin Auction. John Francis Skelton was influenced at an early age by his father the renowned Irish artist, John Skelton. He started painting at the age of eight and upon leaving school, studied at the National College of Art and Design, graduating with an honors Diploma in Fine Arts in 1976. He then traveled to Europe and Africa studying both their painting and culture, thus broadening his knowledge of art. Upon returning to Ireland, John Francis Skelton took a teaching position at the People’s College, Dun Laoghaire. His paintings have been accepted by the Hibernian Academy and are in many private collections around the world.