William Ireland

City, Ireland. William Comyns & Sons was founded by William Comyns in about 1859 in London. He was

19th century Irish pair of giltwood mirrors of asymmetrical form, with scrolled acanthus leaf

). Depth: 3” (7.5cm). Location: Dublin City, Ireland. William Comyns & Sons was founded by William

of Great Britain and Ireland. William Hole and William Kip re engraved Christopher Saxton's 1574

Beautiful square size antique Donegal Irish rug, country of origin: Ireland, circa 1920. Size: 10

19th century William IV tip up table, the satinwood top with fruitwood banding inlaid with

Circa 1840 Irish davenport desk by Dublin cabinet maker J.J. Byrne. Maker's stamp in 3rd drawer

collections in Ireland and the UK. The details of this work are as follows: William Crozier (Irish / Scottish

Early 19th century William IV walnut library table. The rectangular top with a tooled leather inset

19th century William IV tilt-top mahogany dining table, central column drops onto a quadripartite

19th Century William IV miniature waterfall mahogany bookcase. The shaped and moulded bookcase

A lively harbour scene at Port St Mary on the Isle of Man by the well-regarded Irish artist William

William Guy Wall (Irish/American, 1792 -1864). Hudson River 'View near Fort Miller, #10'. Original

A magnificent, fine and impressive, large antique William IV Irish sterling silver water jug; part

19th century pair of gilded demi-lune window seats in the style of William Kent. The frames are

The table top of rectangular form on a tapering columnar pedestal, a shaped platform base with a carved gadroon motif, and outswept legs with brass claw feet on casters.

A William IV Anglo (Irish) Indian profusely carved serving table of exception quality, of three

Stokes & Ireland Ltd (William Henry Stokes & Arthur George Ireland). Condition In Great Condition

. Ltd. Stokes & Ireland Ltd (William Henry Stokes & Arthur George Ireland) of Great Hampton

An unusual Irish canterbury in mahogany with lyre shaped sides, drawer below and turned legs

with a removable glass panel. The frame was crafted by William Henry Stokes & Arthur George Ireland

with a removable glass panel. The frame was crafted by William Henry Stokes & Arthur George Ireland

antique silverware was crafted by William Henry Stokes & Arthur George Ireland of Stokes & Ireland Ltd

Gorgeous set of likely Irish early-mid 19th century 'Balloon' back dining chairs in carved and

- 1755. Made in Dublin, Ireland. Maker- WB (William Betagh or William Byrne) Approx. weight

An Anglo Indian serpentine library table of exceptional quality in solid rosewood. The intricate carving, which goes fully around & includes two drawers on one side & two ''dummy'' d...

The coffee pot comes from the period of the Rococo Revival in design in Ireland. This example has a

history of both Britain and Ireland. But William’s rashness at the Boyne could well have ended in

Irish teapot made of sterling silver by William Nolan, marked Dublin 1828-29 and a warmer on lion

English artist like William Morris. In Ireland, this movement gradually focuses on native Celtic

original satinwood pinwheel inlay in top. Tulipwood banded frieze to reveal storage drawer. Possibly Irish

the blade. Irish trowels are extremely rare and this is only the second we have offered over all of

English artist like William Morris. In Ireland, this movement gradually focuses on native Celtic

Designed and produced by William Colles in 1751 for the drawing room in Castlemorris, Co Kilkenny

The Basket is of typically Irish design and stands on a shaped pedestal foot which is decorated

handle. This design was particularly popular in Ireland at this date.

, which is a typical Irish feature. The stem has crisp bright cut and prick dot borders, an Irish star

the blade and with the crowned harp and Hibernia on the handle. William Doyle was registered as a

turning grip. The flask is made by William Henry Stokes & Arthur George Ireland The flask is in good

-1841) and the Irish artist William Mulready, RA (1786-1863). Wilkie and Mulready had modelled their

period between square William IV lolling chairs and curvilinear Victorian; the carved embellishment

Pair of brass hexagonal lanterns, with six-branch light fitting, circa 1900. Provenance: Royal Bank of England, The Strand, London.

19th century mahogany tip-up dining table crossbanded with rosewood on splay pod legs terminating with brass lion feet castors.

19th century pair of mahogany bedside lockers, the moulded top raised over four graduated drawers with two mahogany pulls and brass escutcheon terminating on moulded plinth base.

Mid-19th century open armchair with button back above open upholstered suede arms on upholstered seat, raised on carved legs on paw feet, circa 1840.

19th Century large giltwood mirror of oval form with carved ribbon and dart motif, can be hung both horizonally and vertically.

19th century finely turned travelling canterbury. Mounted on a brass castors for ease of movement.

19th century mirror with molded and gilt oval frame.

19th Century George IV mahogany cellarette, or vin de garde, of sarcophagus form, with hinged lid and brass side carrying handles, raised on castors. Featuring a flat rectangular top...

cinematography exhibitors association of Great Britain and Ireland by Sir William Jury 1935'. The cinema industry

cinematography exhibitors association of Great Britain and Ireland by Sir William Jury 1935'. The cinema industry

Ireland, Sir William Beatty FRS (1773–1842) joined the Royal Navy as surgeon’s mate in 1793 and saw

Amateur and Irish Championships. William Mills of Sunderland, England, was the most prolific designer

, Dublin, Ireland Ted Turner William Clinton Library.

-coloring by John Gould and Irish artist William Hart (1830-1908). Comes from Gould's seven volume "The

Ireland; and William van der Hagen, another painter-decorator, and occasional marine painter, is also

the ideas of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland painters William Morris and Walter Crane