THE WINTER CHATSWORTH FINE ART & ANTIQUE SALE December 3rd & 4th, 2025

93 Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 859. Attributed to Sir DavidWilkie R.A. (1785- 1841) ‘A Crowded Town Festival,’ O.O.C., a busy Street Scene with multiple figures celebrating,’ approx. 61cms x 103cms (24’ x 40½’), in contemporary gilt frame. (1) €1000 - €1400 860. A 19th Century mahogany Bookcase, with astragal glazed doors on a base with two panel doors on bracket feet, approx. 223cms high x 87cms wide (88” x 34”). (1) €180 - €220 861. A Victorian Irish mahogany three tier Whatnot, in the manner of Strahan, the carved gallery above single frieze drawer with two open shelves with rope turned pillar supports, approx. 117cms high x 76cms wide (46” x 30”). (1) €200 - €300 862. Leo Bureau, (French) 1866-1906 Finely modelled animal Bronze, “Crouching Panther,” approx. 25.5cms (10”) long, on granite base, Signed. (1) €400 - €600 863. Mona Croome - Carroll, Irish Contemporary “Moving Slowly,” bronze, depicting walking horse with hedgehog at feet, No. 1/9, Signed, approx. 16cms high x 23cms long (6¼” x 9”). (1) €250 - €350 864. After the Antique A pair of attractive bronze Roman inspired twin handled cup“Skyphos” modelled with ivy leaves and pods, each approx. 12 cms (5”) high. (2) €150 - €200 865. George Nairn ARHA (1799-1850) “A white Terrier standing in a Stable,” O.O.C, Signed and dated lower left “G. Nairn Pinx 1831,” approx. 61cms x 79cms (24” x 31”) in ornate gilt frame. (1) €800 - €1200 866. After Isaac Van Ostade (1621-1649) “Figures gathered outside an Inn,”O.O.C, approx. 51cms x 67cms (20” x 26”), in ornate gilt frame. (1) €400 - €600 868. A 19th Century French kingswood and marquetry Bureau de Dame, with pierced gallery back above slope front with painted landscape opening to reveal fitted interior, the overall embellished with ornate ormolu borders and mounts on front and back cabriole legs, approx. 71cms wide x 94cms high (28” x 37”). (1) €200 - €300 859 862 863 867. An important 19th Century ‘Specimen marble oval shaped Centre Table, designed by George Ashlin (1837-1921) (Pugin Architects) inlaid with semi precious marble stones including jasper and malachite, the top on a turned pillar architectural Gothic base, approx. 135cms wide x 90cms deep x 78cms high (53” x 35½” x 30½”). (1) Provenance: The Grehan Family, Clonmeen, Banteer, Co. Cork (designed by George Coppinger Ashlin - noted Irish Architect and President of the R.I.A.I.) €4,000 - €5,000