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Los 518
ENGLISH SCHOOL, LATE 18TH C PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN small full length in a white stock, green coat and black breeches, his tricorn in one hand, the other resting on a cane, in a garden beside a classical bust, a swan fountain beyond, oil on canvas, oval, 44 x 35cm++Lined and with localised restoration, light craqueleur, the varnish possibly requiring a light clean, in repaired and regilt gadrooned frame
Los 190
A FRENCH GOLD MOUNTED STAINED HORN AND PIQUE BONBONNIERE, LATE 18TH C the cover inset with a glazed, engraved gold basket of flowers hanging from a bow over foiled glass, tortoiseshell lined, 7.5cm diam, a French Vernis Martin green ground bonbonniere and cover, the underside painted with Putto and two Scottish tartanware snuff boxes, c1830 (4)++Tortoiseshell bonbonniere with slight loss to the decoration and small chip on rim at 2 o'clock, Vernis Martin box in good condition but dirty, the decoration on the underside an indication of the original bright appearance. Small tartanware box with tiny old flat chip on a corner of the lid, the larger box in better condition with a few light scratches
Los 520
ENGLISH SCHOOL, 1800-1810 PORTRAIT OF AN OFFICER bust length, oil on panel, oval, 30 x 23cmThe style of the sitter's single breasted tunic and lace at the throat dates the present portrait to the first decade of the 19th century or thereabouts. The relatively plain uniform and black epaulette is of the type worn by some, but not all, of the many penal corps that served in the West Indies. The officer's cross belt shows no regimental inscription.++The medium a little thin in places and with some possible retouching, the varnish requiring a light clean, the panel not warped or split, the giltwood cavetto frame regilt in a bronzing paint and larger chip on edge of frame at 8 o'clock
Los 528
FOLLOWER OF JOHN CLOSTERMAN PORTRAIT OF A NOBLEMAN bust length, feigned oval, oil on canvas, 74 x 58cm, in carved frame++Lined, restored verso with a small patch lower centre right, revarnished, the varnish now requiring a light clean, the frame in good condition with old chips, wear and flaking paint and grime
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Los 315
JOHN SMITH (1652-1743) AFTER SIR GODFREY KNELLER SIR JOHN PERCIVALE [PERCEVAL, 1ST EARL OF EGMONT] BT OF BURTON IN THE COUNTY OF CORK IN IRELAND mezzotint, 41 x 25.5cm and two other contemporary mezzotints, John Faber after John Vanderbank - The Most High and Noble Prince Charles Lenox Duke of Richmond and John Smith after Edward Cooper - The Most Noble Charles [1st] Duke of Shewsbury (3)++All in typical country house condition, some slight dirt and the last with light browning
Los 516
SPOILUM (FL 1785-1805) PORTRAIT CAPTAIN GEORGE DELANOE, RN head and shoulders, in blue coat with gilt buttons, inscribed and dated verso Geo. Augustus Delanoe Capt. Royal Navy 1794, with inscription recto Captain Geo. Delanoe RN 1794 and further inscribed above opposite shoulder in another hand 'Lost his leg by a 32lb shot at the Mutiny of the Nore on June 10 1797 when in command of his Majesty's Ship Repulse 64 guns', oil on prepared cloth, oval, 41.5 x 33.5cmProvenance: By descent in the family of the sitter's mother to George Harnage of Cambridge. Sold with his faded and largely illegible handwritten 1p history of the events and a transcription.The present beautifully preserved portrait by the Chinese artist always known in the West as 'Spoilum' has all the hallmarks associated with his remarkable portraiture, mannerisms and technique. It is directly comparable to other bust length portraits of British and American merchants, captains and members of the HEIC. The support is the same "cheesecloth-like canvas mounted on laminated wood stretchers" (Crossman, plt 10, right) and the original gilt frame matches that of Spoilum's portraits of two unidentified men (Crossman, plt 5 and plt 10, left).Captain George Augustus Delanoe, RN (1762-1802) was the son of John Delanoe of Guernsey and Dorothy Harnage (1726-1807, married 1758), 1st Lieutenant and Commander of HMS "Repulse" a third rate ship of the line of sixty four guns. During the Mutiny at the Nore on June 10th 1797, Delanoe lost a leg by a shot fired from another vessel whilst escaping from the mutineers. He was awarded a pension and later promoted to Captain although he did not live long enough to assume the rank. Delanoe was buried at Lynsted, Kent. He was unmarried.(References are to C L Crossman, The Decorative Arts of the China Trade, Woodbridge 1991, Chapter 1).++In very good entirely original condition. Slight instability of medium lifting and cracked in places most noticeable when held at an oblique angle to the light, varnish discoloured with age.
Los 490
FOLLOWER OF JAMES ARTHUR O'CONNOR SCENE ON A RIVER NEAR A RUINED CASTLE AT SUNRISE bears signature, oil on panel, 15 x 21cm++In apparently good condition, lightly cleaned in recent years and possibly requiring a light clean, the support not warped, split or repaired, the gilt gadrooned frame with typical loss to mouldings
Los 231
AN ENGLISH DOUBLE SIDED SILVER MOUNTED TORTOISESHELL SNUFF BOX, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH C the matching moulded lids each with shaped thumbpiece and silver tablet engraved with crest and motto of Byron, 5.5 x 8.5cm++The crested tablet original to the box, one side of the lid with solder repair, light wear and scratches but no substantial damaged. The tortoiseshell not chipped or cracked and entirely original
Los 517
FOLLOWER OF THOMAS HICKEY PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN small full length in black stock, red coat, yellow breeches and waistcoat, his tricorn on a cannon before a tent in Indian landscape with a fort in the distance, a letter in his left hand addressed J Wallerich Bombay, oil on canvas, oval, 44 x 35cmThe sitter, whose identity may be established on removal of the 'strengthening' of the signature would, it seems safe to assume, have either been a civilian of the Bombay Presidency or an Officer of the same in undress. The tent, a reference to service in the field, cannon and fort taken together point to his involvement in some way with a siege operation. There were several such sieges in the first Anglo-Maratha war, 1775-1782, including that of the great fortress of Gwalior in 1780.++The support somewhat brittle possibly as a consequence of damp and with light overall craqueleur, some retouching, the inscription on the envelope strengthened and somewhat indistinct and difficult to decipher, on what maybe the original stretchers and in contemporary or near contemporary gadrooned gilt frame
Los 119
TWO CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEAPOTS AND COVERS, C1760-70 with early silvered metal replacement rococo spout and a contemporary Chinese teapot and associated cover, 13-15cm h (6)++Largest teapot cracked and with riveted handle, chip on rim of cover. Chinese Imari teapot with hairline crack beneath replacement spout. Mandarin pattern teapot with light wear and hairline cracks around base of handle
Los 85
FIVE SÈVRES FEUILLE DE CHOUX PLATES AND A SHELL SHAPED DISH, 1756/7-1780S painted with scattered bouquets, the painters including Tandart l'aine, plates 24cm diam, blue or sepia interlaced Ls, year and painter's marks++Tandart plate and one other in good condition with only a few light glaze scratches, the three other plates with slightly more wear, the dish restored
Los 86
FOURTEEN SÈVRES FEUILLE DE CHOUX PLATES, 1760S-1780S painted with scattered bouquets, the painters including Pierre le jeune, Pithou l'aine, le Vavasseur, Dusolle, Vande pere and Noel, 24cm diam, blue interlaced L's, year and painter's marks, one unmarked++Some light wear, scratches and signs of use, four plates chips
Los 602
A REGENCY EMBROIDERED SILK PICTURE OF A SHEPHERDESS AND ANGLER, C1790 32 x 26cm, giltwood and composition frames with sanded slip++The pigments generally bright and only slight fading, small hole in silk near twigs of low hanging branch of tree, frame with loss, splits and flaking of the gilding, the silk ground exhibiting some light brown staining
Los 511
FOLLOWER OF ARTHUR DEVIS AN INTERIOR WITH DOUBLE PORTRAIT OF A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CALLED MR AND MRS PORTER seated three quarter length on green chairs at a mahogany table, oil on canvas, 55 x 59cm++Lined and placed onto the present stretchers in the second half of the 20th c, medium thin in places and with some restoration, light craquelure in gilded gadrooned frame
Los 379
LAURIE & WHITTLE, PUBLISHERS (1794-1812) THE SQUIRE'S DAUGHTER LAMENTING THE LOSS OF HER ROBIN hand coloured aquatint, 1794, 35.5 x 24cm and three other contemporary aquatints comprising the same - Golden Eggs or Avaricious Farmer, Carrington Bowles - The Light Guinea or the Blade in the Dumps and L Schiavonetti Junior after D Pellegrini - The Death of John Paul Marat (4)++All in typical country house condition with some stains and discolouration but unrestored
Los 175
A CONTINENTAL SILVER GILT AND HARDSTONE GOBLET, THE FOOT PROBABLY GERMAN, APPARENTLY EARLY 17TH C the hemispherical agate bowl on three demi-figural scrolling supports, the compressed foot chased with figures of Faith, Hope and Charity within strapwork and divided by fruit, 14.5cm h, marked underneath, a sun struck twice at later date++Descending hairline crack in bowl and some light wear, the stem very slightly bent
Los 9
A PAIR OF DAVENPORT BULB POTS AND COVER, C1807-12 of hybrid hard paste porcelain, painted with trailing roses and bellflowers, 13cm h, impressed marks++One pot with hairline crack along base and around one corner, cover cracked and with chip on corner, only light wear to gilding, no restoration
Los 413
ENGLISH PROFILIST, C1820-30 SILHOUETTES OF A FAMILY OF THREE full length, cut paper and gilt with light brown wash, 26 x 33.5cm, rosewood frame++Light dust staining/spotting and minor handling marks, the contemporary frame with gilt slip, in good condition with old scratches and tiny veneer chips
Los 532
A PAIR OF GEORGE III SHEET IRON AND BRASS MOUNTED 'HOG SCRAPPER' CANDLESTICKS, C1800 with sliding push-up, 27cm hFor an almost identical pair in the collection at Colonial Williamsburg, see Gentle (R) and Feild (R), English Domestic Metalwork 1640-1820, revised edition, Woodbridge 1994, p163 (top right).++Light surface rust/pitting but complete and undamaged. The push-up action still functioning
Los 212
BYRON SILVER. A GEORGE III GADROONED OGEE SAUCE BOAT Byron crest, 14cm h, maker WS, probably William Skeen, London 1764, 16ozs A note on provenance: Given the date of 1764, the present sauce boat was almost certainly supplied to William, 'The Wicked' 5th Lord Byron (1722-1798), Admiral John 'Foulweather Jack' Byron (1723-1786) or either of their two brothers. Since the assay (date) letter changes each year on 29th May it must have been hallmarked between June 1764 and May 1765. The absence of definitive evidence does not preclude the tantalising possibility therefore that this good quality London made rococo silver sauce boat was commissioned by the 'Wicked Lord' at around the very time he infamously killed his kinsman and neighbour William Chaworth in a drunken duel fought with swords in a room at the 'Star and Garter' Inn, London on January 26, 1765.++Light wear, neat old solder repair to base, near foot. The crest contemporary
Los 343
A late 19thC Wedgwood light blue Jasperware jardiniere, with an upper flowerhead border, the main body raised with garlands and acanthus leaves broken by lion's mask ring mouldings, with further classical figures beneath, on a circular foot with separate drainer stand, impressed mark WEDGWOOD beneath, 26cm H, 21cm Dia.
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