IRISH WALKING STICK - 18th c. Irish Briarwood Figural

Fine Folk Art briarwood walking stick with mermaid, 18th/19th c., possibly Irish or American, with carved stag horn pommel, brass cuff and tip, the stick incised decorated with mermaid, animals and bu

45.5"h; 31.5"w; 30"d

English or Irish, second half 18th century. Pair of George II side chairs in the Chippendale taste, having a foliate carved mahogany frame, figural chinoiserie upholstery, and rising on cabriole legs

Bataireacht is the art of stick fighting in Ireland, a form of martial arts. It is believed to descent from broadsword training. In the 18th century, Irish peasants bonded as factions and would engage

Bataireacht is the art of stick fighting in Ireland, a form of martial arts. It is believed to descent from broadsword training. In the 18th century Irish peasants bonded as factions which would engag

Folk art Irish Blackthorn Shillelagh walking sticks, metal and brass tips at end, circa early 20th c., 34" and 36 1/4"

Folk art Irish Blackthorn Shillelagh walking sticks, one has a metal tip at end, circa 20th c., 33." and 36 1/4"

Folk art style carved wood walking stick, carved Irish Blackthorn wood, top of handle is signed "O'SHEA'S", applied metal tip at end, circa mid 20th c., 36 1/2'

SILVER HANDLED PRESENTATION WALKING STICK The London irish Rifles, presented to C.Q.M. S. WI Massey, by W.O. Sgt’s res batt L.I.R. dated 7/4/1918, London Worldwide shipping available. Contact shippi

with elaborate figural decoration 90 cm. long

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MID 18TH CENTURY IRISH STYLE THREE SEATER CARVED MAHOGANY SETTEE the finely carved pierced back with C-scroll leafwork, open sweeping arms with carved serpents; upholstered seat

Mid-18th century Irish portrait. Oil on canvas of woman with basket of fruit. Sitter identified lower right and verso: Elizabeth Arabin Adlercron. Irish noble family of French-Huguenot descent. In an

18th century Irish, circa 1725, mahogany card table, with cabriole legs ending in paw feet, the front apron embellished with shell and rosette motifs. [28 1/2 x 34 1/2 x 16 inches (closed)].

Antique 18th century Irish mahogany game table having paw feet, 29 1/2" H x 36" W x 18" D. Provenance: Long Beach, California estate collection.

A MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE IN THE IRISH 18TH CENTURY STYLE, the moulded rectangular top, with a Vitruvian frieze above a shaped apron centred by leaf scroll flanked shell, on leaf capped cabriole legs with

18th century Irish wing-back chair having shell-carved knees, beautifully proportioned, 45 1/2" x 36" x 32", see Wallace Nutting book.

Pair of 18th Century Irish Georgian Sterling Silver Salvers. Round with slightly raised edges on a tapered round foot; the tops with incised crest of wings on a twisted rope flanking a crescent. Marke

A pair of mid 18th century Irish silver twin handled cups by Michael Byrne, Dublin no date, with leaf-capped double scroll handles, central moulded girdles, on a moulded circular pedestal bases, engra

18th century Irish mahogany tilt-top table, with wood pierced carved gallery and paw feet, 31" H x 32" diameter. Provenance: Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Oil on canvas, half portrait of seated lady dressed in green, likely mid to late 18th century. Dimensions: 51.5" H x 42.5" W framed, 39" H x 29" W canvas. Provenance: From a Main Line collection.

The mahogany chest with tea caddy top above four graduated thumbmolded drawers with openwork brass pulls, the sides with brass chest lifts, carved skirt on shaped bracket feet. The sides Height 32 1/4

Important 18th Century Irish hallmarked sterling silver salver with Coat of Arms Libertas crest featuring lions with crown (George Evans Lord Carbery). Date mark 1715. Measures 8.5" wide, weighs 10.8

Fine flip top mahogany game table, circa 1750 on straight legs resting on pad feet. Green felt interior. 29 1/2w x 14 3/4d x 28 1/2h Open 29 3/4 dia x 28h

A COLLECTION OF 18TH CENTURY IRISH GLASSWARE, including an oval butter dish and cover, facetted finial above domed lid, octagonal dish with serrated rim and fluted canted sides (4), 20cm wide; a large