* Additional Lot *
Lot 204A
A fine 19th century turret clock complete with cables and weights. James Mosley founded his business in Waterford in 1832 and died in Feb. 1887. He made this clock for St. Anne's Church in Cappoquin. W. 34 ", D. 16", H. 19" approx. Est. - €1,500-€2,000.
Regency rosewood fold over card table, restoration required. W. 90cm, D. 42cm, H. 66cm approx.
Brass plant stand.
Reproduction gramophone with brass horn with old case of records.
Late Victorian drawing or easy chair.
Old Crescendo cabinet gramophone and a quantity of records.
China model of a dog.
Mahogany torchere, the fluted column raised on tripod base. H. 129cm, (old repair on tripod).
Large collection of LP's.
Two old Pub mirrors and two old bar stools. (4)
Victorian mahogany coat and umbrella stand. (Some pieces loose). H. 230cm, W. 100cm approx.
Two framed Cuala Press prints.
Set of 4 old Alken coloured hunting prints. H. 17cm x 54m approx.
Rynhart lamp, Street Musicians.
Brass club fender - adjustable.
A tall Eastern brass stand. H. 140 cm approx.
A Waterford glass ships decanter and stopper and a Victorian decanter and stopper. (2)
Decorative timber wall plaque with carved head and shell decoration. Length 80cm approx.
A pair of decorative ceramic vases, damaged and glued at bases.
