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Wooden drinking cup used in the
south and west over 100 years ago.
Lent by M. G. Knowles:
Necklet of Crannog Beads from
County Antrim, probably 5000 B. G.
Only few specimens extant.
Lent by Mr.. John J. Horgan, Cork:
Book of Autographs of prominent
Irishmen and others.
Photographs.
Photos of Pictures and Prints in the
National Gallery of Ireland:
Bromide, cabinet size; whole plate,
Sx6; size 12x1O; carbons or platinums,
size 12x10. Subjects: Henry Grattan
by Sir Thomas Jones, ]. Philpot Cur
ran by Sir Thomas Lawrence, Charles
Stewart PANEL, Michael Davitt, Luke
wadding by Ribera, Trinity College,
Troops in the Phoenix Park, 1881, by
Wheatley; ]. H. Foley, sculptor. by
Mogford; Stella, by Charles Gervas;
Lord Ed. Fitzgerald, by Hugh Hamil.
ton; Henry Grafton, by G. G. Stuart;
Wolfe Tone, Isaac Butt, Oliver Cold
smith, Moon Celtic Cross, Michael
Banim, Clonmacnoise Pilgrims, by
George Petrie, Aran Fisherman's
Drowned Child, Miss O'Neill famous
Irish actress), Pamela and Child,
Thomas Davis, Irish Kernes, by Albert
Durer, 1921; Charles Lucas, M. P;
Sir William Wilde, M. w. Balfe, Eliza
beth Cunning (famous Irish beauty,
James Barry (1rish painter) George
0gle of Wexford, Robert Emmet,
Arthur O'Connor, Donal O'Sullivan
Beare (rainted in Salamanca, 1879,
Napper Tandy, Sir Frederick Burton,
r. H. A.; Patrick Sarsfield, Wis.,
countess Sarsfield, William Carlton,
by James Slattery; The Volunteers in
College Green, by Wheatley; Thomas
Adds Emmet, John Banim, Blind
Piper, by Joseph P. Haverty; Edmund
Burke, by James Barry; John Hogan,
sculptor, by B. Multreinn; Mrs. Moore,
by John Jackson; Marriage of Eva
and Strongbow, by Daniel Maclise;
Daniel O'Connell, by George H. Null
vany; Maria Cunning, by Francis
Cotes; Parliament House, Dublin.
1893; Talbot, Earl of Tyrconnell,
1851; James Butler, Earl of Ormond F;
Dean Swift, by G. Gervas; Robert EN-.
met, 1903; Carolan, the Irish, Bard
Photographs from portraits in the pos
session of Lord Inchiquin at Drumo
land Castle, County Clare, the family
seat of the O'Briens. Mezzotint por
trait of Aubrey de We're, by William
Strang, after oil painting by Dermod
O'Brien, P. R. H. A., taken in his Ii
brary at Curragh Chase, County Lin
erick, 1892. Pictures of Killarney and
Wicklow, suitable for framing. Albums
of Irish Scenery, Dublin, Belfast, Kill
. larney, Waterford, Glengariff, Wick
low.
Plaster Work.
Ancient Celtic Cross, Ancient Celtic
Cross, medium size, Ancient Celtic
Cross, small, Bust of Charles Stewart
Parnell, Plaque of Robert Emmett
Plaque of Wolf Tone, Ancient 1risf
Crucifix. All made with Irish clay.
Irish Decorative Woodwork.
Hand Worked on Irish Sycamore.
Pin Trays, Napkin Rings with Gaeli.
inscriptions, Pin Boxes, Rose Bowls
Miniature Model Irish Cottages, 1rist
Curraghs (fisherman's skiff), Scottish
Quaighs.
connemara Marble.
This absolutely unique green marble
is much sought after for decorative
use. 1t is one of the best known ma
terials for making Irish souvenirs. In
laid Gold Harp Brooch, Inlaid Golt
Harp Brooch, small, Inlaid Silver "Ffb
ula" Brooch, Inlaid Silver Knot Brooch
Harp Safety Brooch, Shamrock Safet!
Brooch, Harp Pendants, Necklets
Pendants, Erin Bracelets, Bangles
Bangles, Silver Tara Brooches, Crois
anna, /. e., Aran Island Belts (Hand
spun and hand-woven by Aran 1slant
women and used by the islanders, mel
and women, as girdles), Small Irisl
Harp, traditional model.
BeIleek.
Belleek ware made at Belleek, Coun
ty Fermanagh, and has been famou
for over a century. 1t has higher irl
descent, lustrous glaze, which gives 1
a very special character. Most of !
is prettily ornamented with shamrocl
designs. Tea Set, 40 pieces, Shamroc
pattern, Small Cream Ewers, Cups an
Saucers, Salt Cellars, Bowl.
Bog Oak.
These ornaments are made of oil
oak dug out of Irish bogs, where tn
trunks Of trees have lain for som
thousands of years. The wood b
comes hard and has from time imm'
mortal been used in Ireland for dect