Joyce, James ULYSSES Paris: Published for the Egoist Press, London, by John Rodker, Paris 1922. Limited edition, No. 1343 of 2000 copies on handmade paper. Printed by Maurice Darantiere at Dijon, France

Rare 12 Air Victorian Music Box by Nicole Freres for T Cox of the Savoy, Cornhill, London, with key (a/f)

Thomas Kinsella. The Tain – Translated by Kinsella from the Irish Tain Bo Cuailnge. 1969. Dolmen Press, Dublin. Limited edition (1000) Illustrated by Louis Le Brocquy. Original signatures of Thomas Kinsella and Louis Le Brocquy on limitation page (tipped in). Fine pictorial dust jacket in the original decorative slip case. Rare.

Fynes Moryson. An Itinerary containing His Ten Years Travel Through the Twelve Dominions of Germany, Bohmelland, Switzerland, Netherland, Denmarke, Poland, Italy, Turkey, France, England, Scotland & Ireland. 1617. 1st edition . Small folio. 8 copper plates of European cities. Part Two of this scarce work relaters to Ireland and Hugh 0’Neills 9 Year War. Rubbed, very rare. Half calf.

Unique annotated and interleaved copy of Onomasticon Goedelicum. Locorum et Tribuum Hiberniae. Index, identifications to Gaelic Names of Places and Tribes found in Irish MSS. And Printed Books by Edmund Hogan. Dublin. 1909. Interleaved, with inserts also, copious manuscript notes in Irish and English in contemporary hand. bound in 2 volumes by Galwey & Co,. Dublin. note in pencil ‘Edmund Hogan’s copy’. A wonderful and unique compilation with lengthy notes, corrections, manuscript maps etc on both the interleaved pages and on the margins of the book. Contains great deal of valuable supplementary information to original text, for example piece and map on Dubh Linn, which deserves serious scholarly research

Italian Late 18th Century Oil on Panel Portrait of Saint Peter, possibly Venetian, within a decorative gilt frame, overall c.29in x 35in

Great Britain Guinea 1682 George II VF, c.8.3grams

John McGahern The Barracks. Faber, 1963. First Edition Signed. Very Good + in cloth. Unclipped dj. Protective cover. Beautiful copy.

Bernard Scale. An Hibernian Atlas or General Description of The Kingdom of Ireland. Published London. 1776 “And may be had of the Author at his House in Dublin”. First edition. 37 hand coloured maps, comprising general maps of Ireland, Leinster, Ulster, Connaught, and Munster and 32 maps of the counties. First hand coloured Atlas of Ireland & extremely rare. Fine contemporary calf. Spine professionally rebacked. Irish armorial book plate. A remarkably clean copy.

Exceptionally Rare Set of Eight Limerick Dessert Spoons, c.1800, marked Sterling and with mark of John Purcell, family crest of an eagle upon a crown of feathers, c.249grams and c.17cm long