M301 18th Century Pair of 18th century Italian

Pair of 18th century Italian scroll candlesticks adorned with natural forming copper and baroque pearls and mounted on copper in matrix

Rare black coral on pyrite with a decorated pyrite cube cluster

18th century Italian gold leaf fragment decorated with natural forming

and the once mirrored gilding is entirely absent

M301 18th Century Pair of 18th century Italian19th century Irish embroidered silk picture with a gold frame adorned with an antique silver braid and aventurine, emerald, and topaz polished stones. The picture shows the phrase, "Erin go Bragh" an anglicisation spelling of the Gaelic phrase irinn go Brch which means "Ireland Forever" or "God Save Ireland" which is also embroidered on the piece. It is a slogan to show Irish independence and national pride. It became prominent in the 1798 Rebellion,