Gerard Dillon (Irish, 1916–1971) Turn Your Money

Gerard Dillon (1916-1971) Clown Dreaming Oil on board, 41 x 51cm (16 ¼ x 20) Signed, inscribed verso Provenance: With The Dawson Gallery, Dublin, label verso A fantastically imaginative and sli

18th c Flemish School genre scene of the Money Lenders circle of Gerard Thomas (Belgian/Flemish 1663-1720) oil on canvas older relining Monogram in the lower right corner CARA 1687 Nd presented in an

The Money Machine/ Money Maker. Los Angeles: Thayer, ca. 1930. Blank sheets of paper turn into dollar bills when run through the rollers mounted on the wooden stand (7 ½ x 5 ½"). Minor surface scrat

Money Maker. Huntington Valley: Harry G. Franke, 1999. Handsome wooden device turns paper into real bills. Unusual design; paper is cranked through lengthwise. Has the capacity to print 14 bills. Hall

No Makers Name. It does work, Machine has been rigged to play without putting money in. Green Velvet Lined Interior. Ball drops from top and hits pegs as it falls. The player turns the knob which move

divided into ten bracket-shaped lobes forming radiating ribs and flaring towards the rim, a slightly convex centre with a dragon coiling amid flames and clouds, the exterior with ten roundels of drago

14 cm. diameter; 5 cm. high

PAIR OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE CHICKEN CUPS with retrospective six-character Chenghua reign marks, Kangxi period (1662- Dimensions:14 cm. high; 8.1 cm. diameter and 14 cm. high; 8.2 cm. diameter

with tubular lug handles. Mark of YongZheng to base 47 cm. high

For E. and J. Burke, featuring New York Yankee baseball players 57 x 40 cm.

PAIR OF EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY BRONZE CANNONS each raised on a cast iron carriage Provenance: Malahide Castle Dimensions: 60 x 83

LATE MING PERIOD GILT BRONZE BUDDHA seated in vajrasana on a double-lotus base Dimensions:38 cm. high; 30 cm. wide; 21 cm. deep

18 carat white gold. Colour H/I, Clarity SI2. Diamond weight: 5.03 ct.

of rectangular shape, with a domed roof. 450 cm. high; 710 cm. wide; 500 cm. deep

with raised moulded decoration and scroll handles, seal mark of Qianlong. Provenance: The Carlow Collection 28 cm. high

with five claw dragon decoration. Six character mark of Wanli to base 10.5 cm. high; 29 cm. wide; 23 cm. deep

Figure of a horse. 215 cm. high; 300 cm. wide; 90 cm. deep

holding a sword aloft, seated on a double lotus cushion, possibly Ming 19 cm. high

LARGE CHINESE GUAN-TYPE HU-FORM VASE sturdily potted with an ovoid body rising from a splayed foot to a gently flaring mouth, moulded with a ‘straps and rivets’ design, the handles shaped as mythi

of circular form, with a staged moulded ribbed body, raised on tripod supports 10 cm. high; 14 cm. diameter

with all over chrysanthemum decoration. Mark of Jiaqing 57 cm. high

mahogany and parcel gilt marble and brass inset top with serpentine front, above three satinwood cross-banded panels, fronted by a brass foot rest Provenance: Castlehyde House, Co. Cork, Ireland 106 c

Kingsale hounds, supported on a rectangular base. Limited edition 80/100, Triton stone, 2001. 185 cm. high; 180 cm. wide; 78 cm. deep

CHINESE FLAMBE-GLAZED VASE Daoguang incised seal mark to base 1821- 1850 and of the period 22 cm. high