Gormley’s Online Auction of Affordable Art Tuesday 8th May at 7.00pm
Many of the familiar names are here again – Verner Finlay, Peter Knuttel, Gregory Moore, John Kingerlee, Graham Knuttel and most with very reasonable guide prices. Check out the catalogue link below.
On: Tuesday 8th May, 2012 at 3.00pm.
Viewing of any of the lots can be arranged in Gormley’s Dublin, Belfast or Omagh offices.
Telephone and absentee bidding are also available for this auction.
For further information contact:
(028) 822 47738 use (048) prefix from the Republic.
Email: info@gormleysartauctions.com
Full catalogue/bidding information click here: AFFORDABLE ART AUCTION
Gormley’s Online Auction of Affordable Art Sunday 5th February, 2012
Some familiar names in Gormley’s latest Online sale, including Verner Finlay, Gregory Moore, J.P.Rooney, Graham Knuttel and John Kingerlee but it is the Lowryesque work (below) by John Ormsby that I fancy.
On: Sunday 5th February 2012 at 3.00pm.
Viewing of any of the lots can be arranged in our Dublin, Belfast or Omagh offices.
Telephone and absentee bidding are also available for this auction.
For further information contact: (028) 822 47738
(048) prefix from the Republic.
Email: info@gormleysartauctions.com
Full catalogue/bidding info: http://www.gormleysartauctions.com/auction.asp?AuctionID=79
Gormley’s Christmas Online Affordable Art Auction – Tuesday 13th December, 2011
156 Lots of Irish Art with low reserves are included in this sale.
Catlogue link here: http://www.gormleysartauctions.com/auction.asp?AuctionID=75
For my money any of the works by John Morris, such as the one illustrated below. would be a comforting purchase with heat almost pulsating from the canvas – nearly as good as coming home to a real fire on these chilly days!
This auction will take place on Tuesday 13th December 2011, at 7.00pm.
Final lots still to be added
Live online bidding and telephone bidding will be available during the auction.
For more details call +44 (0)28 82 247738 or email info@gormleysartauctions.com.
* Substitute 048 prefix if calling from the Republic.
Good taste triumphs at Whyte’s Irish Art Sale!
Whyte’s Irish Art Sale on the 28th November saw Paul Henry’s ‘Altan Lough, Donegal’ eclipse the Jack B Yeats ‘The Street in Shadow’ for the top price realised – €75,000 and €72,000 respectively. The Paul Henry handsomely exceeded its pre-sale estimate of €40,000 – €50,000. The sale was a great success for Whyte’s, grossing in excess of €800,000 in total.
An interesting video clip of the sale highlights is available on http://myantiques.tv/ in the meantime here is the star of the sale – Altan Lough by Paul Henry – enjoy, as Ian Whyte said, “you won’t be seeing it again for sometime”!
John Ross & Company (Belfast) – Sale of Important Irish Paintings – 7th December, 2011
Yet another work by Jack B Yeats dominates this sale – “The Casualty” (see below) is estimated at £75,000 – £80,000 and no doubt it is a good investment but is it art? Other artists amongst the 370+ lots include John F Skelton, Gregory Moore, Joseph William Carey, Markey Robinson, Maurice Canning Wilks, Colin Middleton, Frank McKelvey, George W Morrison and William Connor. Something for every pocket – be sure to check out the online catalogue link below.
John Ross & Company (MIAVI),
37 Montgomery Street, Belfast, Co.Antrim, BT1 4NX
Tel: (028) 9032 5448 Fax. (028) 9033 3642
Email: info@ross.ie
SALE OF IMPORTANT IRISH ART
On: Wednesday 7th December 2011, at 7.00pm
Viewing:
Tuesday 6th December from 10.00am – 8.00pm
Wednesday 7th December (day of sale) from 10.00am – 5.00pm
Catalogue online here: http://www.rosss.com/searchresults.asp?AucID=74
TWO-DAY ANTIQUE, ART & COLLECTORS SALE IN GALWAY
Full details, YouTube video etc. click here https://collectireland.wordpress.com/auctions-2/
CHRISTMAS BONANZA FOR IRISH ART LOVERS
Three pre-Christmas Dublin sales for Irish Art Lovers
Whyte’s Irish Art Sale on Monday 28th November, de Vere’s Irish Art Auction on Tuesday 29th November and James Adams Important Irish Art Sale on Monday 5th December.
Whyte’s Irish Art Sale at the Royal Dublin Society (RDS) on Monday 28th November kicks off the Christmas Art Auction season in Dublin, and there’s plenty of big names to choose from in the 224 lots. Lot.12. ‘A Young Man’s Trouble’ (1900), a watercolour by Jack B Yeats, carries an estimate of €20,000 – €30,000. An example of the artist’s early work, when it was still possible to discern the subject matter without the aid of an art expert.
Lot.20. ‘The Street in Shadow’ (1933) – below – another Yeats work carries an estimate of €50,000 – €70,000 . A more typical work from Yeats where he used the oil paint directly from the tubes resulting in an appalling, but valuable, daub.
Lot.72. “Paris Red Wall” More art (?) from Sean Scully – a man who shouldn’t have given up the day job. A limited edition lithograph (40) this is number 34 and closely resembles what my children used to bring home from Junior Infants. Priced at an outrageous €3,000 -€4,000 which it will no doubt achieve!
Just a few highlights from Whyte’s sale which has much to offer and prices to suit all pockets. ————————————————————————————————————————————————– de Vere’s Irish Art Auction at the D4 Berkeley Hotel in Ballsbridge is next up on Tuesday 29th November and has 123 Lots including a nice Percy French watercolour at an affordable €2,500 – €3,000, a small sketchbook drawing by Jack B Yeats €1,500 – €2,000 but with the star attraction being a Paul Henry work titled “Reflections Across the Bog” which carries an estimate of €70,000 – €100,000.Finally comes the James Adams Important Irish Art sale on the 5th December and again all the big names feature with Lot.53. “Jazz Babies” (1929) by Jack B Yeats topping the bill with a whopping estimate of €500,000 – €800,000. There are eight further Yeats works included in the sale including Lot.54. ‘The Princess of the Circus’ (1946) €50,000 – €70,000; Lot.95. ‘The Unforgetting Background’ (1949) Est.€120,000 – €180,00 and Lot.96. The Water Chute (1949) Est. €60,000 – 80,000.
Two Paul Henry works are also included – Lot.14. ‘The Roadside Cottage’ Oil on board Est.€60,000 -€80,000 and Lot.10. ‘Wind Blown Trees’ Est.€80,000 – €120,000.
Other artists represented amongst the 151 Lots include Maurice Canning Wilks, Kenneth Webb, James Humbert Craig, Harry Kernoff, Mary Swanzy, Norah McGuinness, Mainie Jellet, Colin Middleton, Sir John Lavery, Mildred Anne Butler , and William Percy French.
Full details and catalogue links see the Auctions Page.
Ross’s (Belfast) Online Sale of Irish Art – 2nd/9th November, 2011
Lots of goodies here and all with very reasonable estimates. Four of Gregory Moore’s timeless rural scenes are amongst the 266 lots on offer. Check the NI Auctions Page for full details: https://collectireland.wordpress.com/n-i-auctions-fairs/ and treat yourself to an early Christmas present!






















