Lot Essay
John Dooley and Sons is recorded in Dawson Street, Dublin in the mid-19th century.
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IRISH, CIRCA 1840
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AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND BRASS-INLAID SIDEBOARD
IRISH, CIRCA 1840
The rectangular rounded breakfront top surmounted by a brass gallery, above a pair of doors with shallow arched kneehole, flanked to each side by drawers and open shelves, stamped and labelled Est 1779./JOHN DOOLY & SONS, LTD./Fine Art Galleries./29/30 Dawson Street,/DUBLIN
113 cm. high x 229 cm. wide x 75 cm. deep
IRISH, CIRCA 1840
The rectangular rounded breakfront top surmounted by a brass gallery, above a pair of doors with shallow arched kneehole, flanked to each side by drawers and open shelves, stamped and labelled Est 1779./JOHN DOOLY & SONS, LTD./Fine Art Galleries./29/30 Dawson Street,/DUBLIN
113 cm. high x 229 cm. wide x 75 cm. deep
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