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Two oak panels engraved with the names R. Mitchell and J. W. Elvery.
From donor email 'these individuals are prime examples of prominent Dublin retailers. I contacted Mitchells some time ago regarding Bobby Mitchell’s panel but sadly heard nothing, so my original thoughts about the Little Dublin Museum came into play.

Bobbie also had a lot of sporting interests, he was an international rugby football referee having played the game at a high level for many years. He also played polo and enjoyed his hunting in the winter months.

I am very glad that the two panels will be displayed somewhere as they are part of Dublin’s retail history."

Two paintings of the Edge and U2 - no Bono!

Dublin Plans: Illustrated London News – The City of Dublin, panoramic folding view, approx. 16″ x 42″, with the printed letterpress, Key to the Panorama of Dublin, June 6th, 1846, also The Graphic, A Bird’s Eye View of Dublin, after H.W. Brewer, lg. folding panorama, approx. 17 1/2″ x 50″, published Dec. 27th, 1890.

Fine Collection of Georgian Views of Dublin.

Malton (James) A Picturesque and
Descriptive View of the City of Dublin, a fine set of 27 (26 hand coloured acquaints) each approx. 45cms x 58cms (17 3/4" x 23") including the Map and Coat of Arms of the
City of Dublin, published London (J. Malton & G. Cowen) Dublin July 1794 & 1795, in matching hogarth frames. (27) Provenance: Property of a Titled Lady.