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THE first Sunday interior sale of the new season at Dublin auctioneers James Adam takes place on September 8. It will feature antique furniture and collectibles in porcelain, silver, glass and art. The most expensively estimated lot is a Dutch landscape by Nicolaas Johannes Roosenboom (1805-1880) (2,500-3,500). These Sunday sales offer something for both new and established collectors. The catalogue, which is online, shows 454 lots.
The Sunday interiors sale at James Adam at St. Stephen’s Green in Dublin on November 22 offers much of interest to a wide cross section of collectors. The catalogue, which lists 496 lots, is online. Here is a small selection:
SAMUEL SPODE (1798-1872) ‘Gladiateur’ (1,000-2,000). UPDATE: THIS WAS UNSOLD
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRASS HEXAGONAL HALL LANTERN (400-600) UPDATE: THIS SOLD FOR 740
A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN GILTWOOD, PLASTER AND GESSO RECTANGULAR OVERMANTLE MIRRORS (6,000-8,000). UPDATE: THIS LOT SOLD FOR 7,000 AT HAMMER
Alfred de Breanski Junior (1877 – 1957)
Early Morning, Derwentwater (3,000-4,000). UPDATE: THIS SOLD FOR 2,800
A LOUIS QUINZE STYLE KINGWOOD VITRINE (1,500-2,500) UPDATE: THIS SOLD FOR 1,600
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS WALNUT UPRIGHT SHEET MUSIC CABINET (400-600). UPDATE: THIS SOLD FOR 400
