Transition: Pair of covers with Dublin A machine

Ireland Transition Period: Geo.V 1d red + Dollard ½d pair well tied to a cover from Cork to London by neat and clear machine cancel CORK 24 FEB 1922, a week after the issue of the Overprints but

2d Die I from horiz. roll with part coil-join right, very fine perfs, neatly used on local Dublin cover, clear machine cancel AUG 29/1922. Scarce in this quality! SG 29, Hib. T23.

1932 (Mar.?) Davis printed matter cover accepted from Dublin with "bulk" machine cancel for the Graf Zeppelin 1st Sth. America flight, addressed to Pernambuco, with flight and transit cachets, arrival

1930 Shannon 2d on cover within Co. Dublin tied by superb, crisp Dublin B-machine cancel for 15 OCT / 1930, the First Day of Issue, absolutely pristine condition and still sealed. Clear BPP cert. (201

3d used on a small cover from Dublin to York on the First Day of issue with a crisp, clear machine cancel, ex O.P. Kennedy. SG 76, Mi. 45, Hib. D6 FDC.

Carved gilt wood. Machine tapestry cover. 39 1/4" h x 35 1/4" w x 25 1/4" d. Seat height 18 1/2".

A Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Panels MID 19TH CENTURY from Talabot-Persoz-Rogeat dessicators, these panels would have been used to cover silk drying machines prior to weighing silk in a French fa

Civil War Censorship 1923 local Dublin mourning cover with damaged Thom blue-black 2d die II (possibly re-used?) tied by machine cancel 2 FEB 23, with CENSORED / BY IRA handstamp partially blackened o

OFF-WHITE AND PLAIDS. ONE WITH BUTTONED END. MACHINE AND HAND STITCHED 76" X 53"

Pair of vending machines. (A) Standard Ford vending machine with original marquee. 1¢ operation with plastic shoot cover. CONDITION: Showing some signs of oxidation and wear from use. (B) Vendex

1934 1d perf.15 pair used on piece with clear 1934 Blackrock/Dublin cds's, most attractive contemporary use. The vending machine outside the PO on Main St. was one of the few to be regularly supplied

Ca. first half 20thC. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Pair of Machine Age burl veneer side tables/nightstands in the style of Gilbert Rohde.

Pair Machine Age Candle Holders Signed K.W., Attrib to Kem Weber - Approx. 9 x 3 1/2 x 12 H

Art Deco Machine Age demilune ebonized wood side tables, double-tiered, the pair with chromed aluminum strapwork mounts. 22" H X 24.5" W X 13" D. Paint refreshed.

Pair Machine Age Style Table Lamps. Fluted Columns. -- Dimensions: H: 32 inches: W: 7.5 inches: D: 7.5 inches ---

Pair of machine age aluminum five-light chandeliers. Maker: Unknown Age: Mid 20th Century Dimensions: 28" x 17" All furniture dimensions are Height x Width x Depth

AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER TWIN HANDLED CUP AND COVER, Dublin (lacking date mark), makers mark 'WH', the domed lid crested with reeded decoration and cast finial, with acanthus wrapped opposing handle

1929 (May 8) Davis cover sent from Dublin to Adelaide incl. 1d 5-line coil, ms. "First Dispatch from G.B./via Perth-Adelaide Airmail", with arrival oval cancel of GPO Adelaide unusually struck on the

1927 (Mar. 7) Hand-decorated "Smye" cover from Dublin to Jinja, Uganda, endorsed Per 1st flight from Cairo, arriving Kisumu (b/s) on March 31st, then with large red KENYA-SUDAN AIR MAIL strike for the

ROBERT CALDERWOOD, PAIR, DUBLIN, STERLING SAUCE BOATS C 1750 PAIR L 8 7/8 '' George II H 4.5". Gadroon upper edge. Heavy, shell footed. Lightly engraved crests. Identical. Both with impressed "RC", cr

Pair Machine Age tubular chrome end / side tables. Two-tiered with black lacquered wood. Attributed to Alfons Bach (1904-1999) for Lloyd Loom Manufacturing, c. 1930. Dimensions: H 23" x W 11" x D 25.5

Title: Early 19th Century Antique Georgian Irish Brandy Pan & Cover Dublin 1814 James Le Bas Description: A truly wonderful George III Irish silver brandy pan and cover Dublin 1814 James Le Bas. A hig

1890's-1920's in Seven Volumes. Outstanding and Extremely interesting collection of Singles, Multiples with Blocks, Coils, Line Pairs, Covers and Ephemera. the collection is neatly written up, researc

1916 cover Dublin to London with Geo.V 1d red tied with two impressions of the emergency parcel roller DUBLIN/OFFICE with "PARCEL" excised (Mackay 1803), pressed into emergency use on letters after th