Sat, 14 May, 2016 - 01:00
Des O’Sullivan
A fascination glimpse of life during the famine is contained in an artwork from Lotabeg.
It is to be sold at Mealy’s auction, in Cork, on May 24.
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CourtsHomeandinteriorsAntiques & Fine ArtPlace: CorkPlace: DublinPlace: WaterfordPlace: Lotabeg HousePerson: Lowe StopfordPerson: QueenPerson: SullivanPerson: Robert Lowe StopfordPerson: John S. HartPerson: VincentPerson: Sir Peter LelyPerson: 1st Duke of OrmondePerson: William IVPerson: Daniel MaclisePerson: Penrose FitzgeraldPerson: ButlerPerson: William HadlockPerson: John HamiltonPerson: JonesEvent: Civil WarEvent: 1851 Great ExhibitionOrganisation: LotabegOrganisation: ArgosOrganisation: Cork Glass CompanyOrganisation: EganOrganisation: Assay OfficeOrganisation: MercedesOrganisation: Silver Springs Clayton Hotel
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