A SET of Victorian mahogany and gilt bar fittings sold for £14,000 and a Victorian-style bar back made £2,200 at Town & Country's auction of architectural salvage in Dublin last Sunday. A pair of bronzed figural torcheres sold for £920, a pair of terracotta garden urns made £900, a set of nine mahogany panelled doors from circa 1900 sold for £640 and a pair of composite stone garden urns realised £600.
Victorian bar fittings are sold for £14,000
A SET of Victorian mahogany and gilt bar fittings sold for £14,000 and a Victorian-style bar back made £2,200 at Town & Country…
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