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Los 2505
Konvolut Graphiken, insgesamt 9 Blätter: Verkündigungsszene, Kupferstich nach Johannes Rottenhammer, 25,5 x 18,2 cm; Cornelius Galle, Maria Himmelfahrt, Kupferstich, 29 x 19 cm; zwei Radierungen, Paris, um 1790: Nicolas Delaunay nach Nicolas Bertin, "La Gayeté de Silène" und "Le poète Anacréon", je 27 x 30,5 cm; Radierung von Fabio Berardi nach Canaletto, "Mettendo i panni al sole", um 1760, 20 x 28 cm; Kupferstich von Ladislaus Rupp, "Interno del Pantheon, in oggi Chiesa di S. Maria ad Martyres, detta la Rotonda", 15,5 x 19 cm; Radierung "Interno della basilica di s Maria Maggiore", 16 x 19,5 cm, Portrait "Henricus IIII Dei Gratia Fr et Nav Rex Christianissimus", 9 x 6,5 cm; Radierung, Landschaft mit Figurenstaffage, 21,5 x 17,5 cm, Altersspuren
Los 2094
Konvolut Zeichnungen, vier Blätter: Tuschezeichnung eines Brunnens, bez. "Neuo Brunnen im Schloss zu Lichtenart", dat. "February 1607", ca. 30 x 20 cm; Aquarell einer höfischen Szene mit Hofnarr vor Architekturkulisse, 24 x 16,5 cm; Portrait einer Hofdame mit Häschen, Aquarell, 19,5 x 15 cm; Bäuerliche Szene: Rast nach der Feldarbeit, Bleistift- und Tuschezeichnung, 16,8 x 21,5 cm, Altersspuren
Los 5035
George VI 1937 Coronation flag, the central portrait and date covered with stitched panels 56 x 83cm; sailor's hat; leather holster with belt dated 1943 containing Lone Star toy die-cast Luger gun; and reproduction Stanley brass cased pocket sextant (4)Condition Report:Flag grubby and a little faded with some holes.Sailor's hat in good condition.Holster excellent but gun incomplete.Sextant excellent.
Los 50
Jessica Fulford-Dobson (b. 1969) Skate Girl, Kabul, June 2014. Chromogenic print, flush-mounted. 160 x 45 cm (46 x 77.5 in.) Signed, titled, dated with ?AP? on an artist?s label. Exhibited National Portrait Gallery, London 2014Saatchi Gallery, London 2015Qatar Museums Katara Gallery, Doha 2017Aga Khan Museum, Toronto 2017
Los 54
A collection of 63 photographs of New Zealand and topographical interest. 19th century. Including: A portrait of two Maori girls in a formal setting (x3); Five photographs of Oceanic interest, including: a formal photograph of a Tahitian (?) family; A portrait of a lady outside of her house; Plantagen Bahn, Erima, Neu Guinea (by Arthur Koppel) (x2); Wairakei, New Zealand (x4) / Taupo, New Zealand (x4) (mounted); Rotomahana, New Zealand; Pipriki; A shot over gorge and river, New Zealand; Picton; Three trees (Rotorua, NZ); The Duke and Duchess of York watching the geysers at Whakaiewarewa; A Kiwi (Apteryx) and its egg;Â Lyttelton; Tiki Tere; Boiling cauldron at Whakarewarewa; and fours others of Whakarewarewa; Dunedin; Lake Wakatijiu; Sydney bay; Bowling Green, Rotorua; New Zealand, Akoroa; Native bullock cart (1860s); Ernest Vos's house, 'The Pines' at Jaupaki, NZ; Three Oceanic warriors; Three views near Auckland, NZ; Bandong, Java (1860s); Weipo Valley, Honolulu (1889); The Pali, Honolulu (1887); Two South Sea (?) Coastal views; A road with palm trees; Hawkes Craig, Buller River; Mount Abbot Glacier, Rocky America; Rotomahana (x3); Kawarwana; Lake Wakatipu; Wellington from Mount Victoria; Bush; Dunedin; Pigeon Island, Lake Wakatipu; Milford Sound; Queenstown.
Los 55
A collection of oversized albumen prints, some mounted to original board; some late 19th century. Including photographs of: Honolulu, Emma Square, Magepa 1889;Australia, including:Bondi;Manly (x3);St Patrick's College;Botanic Gardens, Sydney;Circular quay;St Andrew's Cathedral;Paramatta River (x2);a Kangaroo and an Emu (both signed jp);Cape Raoul (with 'H. H. Bailey Hobart' stamp); Banjarmasin;A portrait of four Ainu men (historically called Ezo) (19th century);Four Polynesian (?) men;Ships off a tropical coast;A portrait of a Burmese couple with a child;an interesting photograph (x 4).
Los 70
Reynolds, Sir Joshua (PRA FRS FRSA, 1723 - 1792) The Rev and Mrs Lloyd in Turquerie (1757) A pendant pair of portraits Oil on canvas Property of a lady Dimensions: (Canvas) 30 in (H) x 25 in (W) Literature: D. Mannings, Sir Joshua Reynolds: A complete catalogue of his paintings, New Haven and London, 2000; no. 1138 & 1139; Figs 272 & 273. A Ribeiro, The dress worn at masquerades in England, 1730 to 1790, and its relation to fancy dress in portraiture, London, 229; cf. ch. IV, pl. 23. G&C volume II, 589. Provenance: Rev William Lloyd: Aston Hall sale, 1923 Christie?s, 29 June 1928 (Lot 157), bt Rothschild Anonymous sale, 17 April, 1931 (Lot 97), ?From the coll. of General Lloyd?, bt Parker Sir Austin Harris and thence by descent Mrs William Lloyd (née Snyed): D H Sneyd sale, Puttick & Simpson?s 1913 (bought Huggins, 720 guineas) Sold 16th April 1929 by the Dowager Victoria Sackville to Sir Austin Harris for 1000 guineas Thence by descent Lot Essay: Turquerie was the Orientalist fashion in Western Europe from the 16th to 19th centuries for emulating aspects of Turkish art and culture. This phenomenon became more popular through trading routes with the West and increased diplomatic relationships between the Ottomans and European nations. The ?Oriental? Turkish costume was quickly adopted by elegant European sitters as a reference to their worldliness and internationalism. British historian and anecdotalist Joseph Spence, for instance, spoke with great admiration of John Montagu, fourth Earl of Sandwich, who extended his grand tour in the late 1730s to the Ottoman Empire: ?A man that has been all over Greece, at Constantinople, Troy, the pyramids of Egypt, and the deserts of Arabia, talks and looks with a greater air than we little people can do that have only crawled about France and Italy?. As such, the 18th century marked the apex of ?turquerie?, with Sir Joshua Reynolds too engaging in painting a few of his sitters in the sought after turquerie dress (see Reynolds? portrait of Mrs Baldwin, 1782). The present pendant portraits depict the Rev William Lloyd and Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd (née Snyed) of Aston Hall, Oswestry and are probably one of, if not the, marital portrait of the couple as they were painted the same year of their marriage. The Reverend and Mrs Lloyd married in February and there is documentation of appointments with 'Mr Loyd' in 1757 on Mar. 24 (2 0'clock), 28 (midday); 30 (either at eleven or at three, cf. Mrs Lloyd) and Apr. 2 (at 10). There is a cancelled appointment with either Mr or Mrs Lloyd on Apr. 1 (at 2). Both the Reverend Lloyd and Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd can be seen dressed in detailed, luxurious Turkish dress. Aileen Ribeiro defines this as "an oriental masquerade dress, with the Rev Lloyd's turban pinned on top with a jewel and his fur-lined, short-sleeved garment - jacket or long gown ? delicately and finely painted with the decoration of embroidery and tassels" (Masquerades 1984, 221). Mrs Lloyd can be seen in a heavily embroidered and tasselled gown. Her hand on her hip draws striking attention to the detail of a small Ottoman-style dagger slipped into her metal-worked belt. The paintings have been in the family of the vendor since the 1930s, with letters existing from the Dowager Sackville (April 16, 1929) regarding the sale to Sir Austin Harris (family of the vendor) regarding the purchase of Elizabeth Lloyd. The pair of portraits were separated and then reunited by Sir Austin. The Reverend Lloyd was sold by Rothschild, 1931 and purchased by Parker - then to Sir Austin Harris.
![[To be sold without reserve] Circle of Van Dyck A Portrait of Henrietta Maria (?) 17th Century Oil on panel Inscribed top lef](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/42a222b3-18d1-4374-b365-aeae00ba68e0/f86479a6-40c8-47c1-9281-aeaf00c7d613/468x382.jpg)
Los 91
de László, Philip (1869 - 1937) Half-Length Portrait of William Aiken Signed and dated 1932 Oil Property of a Gentleman Dimensions: 32 in (H) x 26 in (W) Lot Essay: Philip de László was born in Budapest in 1869 and is considered one of Europe's most successful and respected portrait painters. He painted portraits for numerous heads of state (including four American presidents) and members of European royal families. William Aiken, the sitter, was deeply involved with the city of Dundee and was a keen patron of the arts. He became City Chamberlain and served during World War Two as Divisional Food Officer. He was appointed Justice of the Peace, and in 1949 received the Order of the British Empire. His portrait is recorded in the artist's archive, and was executed in a single morning on the 26th July 1932. The swift, expressive brushwork of this portrait concisely captures the personality of its subject with whom the artist had developed a friendship after first meeting him in 1929. It is typical, too, of the artist's portraits of male sitters (such as that of Sir Luke Fildes, held in the National Portrait Gallery, London), in its warm brown and black background, enlivened by the vivid midnight blue of his suit and tie.
Los 98
A late 19th century Crown Derby ceramic oval wall plaque, painted by George Landgraf, depicts a beautiful young woman in portrait, wearing a feather plumed hat, gilded background, signed Landgraf, brown factory mark to the reverse, 45.5cm x 38cm (Landgraf worked at the Doulton Osmaston Road factory between 1880 to 1885, the 'Magazine of Art' in 1884 stated 'the plaques are larger than those attempted at the Old Works, those from the pencil of Mr Landgraf being paintings of exceptional delicacy of drawing & colouring')
Los 130
A group of Second World War No 2 Commando insignia with provenance, comprising a pair of embroidered Commando shoulder titles together with a pair of bullion-embroidered formation signs and a lanyard, together with a portrait photograph of their original owner, the latter inscribed verso "Maurice Harrison, 8.8.1921 - 28.3.1942. L,Cpl No 2 Commando. Killed in action, St Nazaire Raid, 28th March 1942". [6896247 Lance Sergeant Maurice Harrison, 6 Troop, No 2 Commando, originally 11th KRRC (1st Queen's Westminsters), buried Escoublac La Baule War Cemetery, France]
![[ Waterloo ] A KPM Berlin bisque porcelain profile portrait plaque depicting the Napoleonic Wars Prussian Field Marshall Bluc](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/7fcf77c0-4cc3-43a4-8636-aebc00a73e9b/46012771-6427-429e-8415-aebe012b3f54/468x382.jpg)
Los 198
A group of thirty Brooklet VC Cards, including a portrait of Captain John Gardner, Royal Armoured Corps, awarded the Victoria Cross on the 23rd of November, 1941 for actions at Tobruk and bearing his autograph, and another signed by Lieutenant Gerard Ross Norton, awarded the VC on the 31st of August 1944 for actions at Monte Gridolfo, Italy
Los 200
A signed portrait photograph of Royal Navy Lieutenant Thomas William Gould, one of three Jewish recipients of the Victoria Cross during the Second World War, the photograph bearing Goulds autograph signature verso, 13.5 cm x 8.5 cm. [An extract from Gould's award citation reads "On February 16th, in daylight, HM Submarine Thrasher attacked and sank a heavily escorted supply ship. She was at once attacked by depth-charges and was bombed by aircraft. The presence of two unexploded bombs in the gun-casing was discovered when after dark the submarine surfaced and began to roll. Lieutenant Roberts and Petty Officer Gould volunteered to remove the bombs, which were of a type unknown to them. The danger in dealing with the second bomb was very great. To reach it they had to go through the casing, which was so low that they had to lie at full length to move in it. Through this narrow space, in complete darkness, they pushed and dragged the bomb for a distance of some 20 feet until it could be lowered over the side. Every time the bomb was moved there was a loud twanging noise as of a broken spring which added nothing to their peace of mind. This deed was more gallant as HM Submarine Thrasher's presence was known to the enemy; she was close to the enemy coast and in waters where his patrols were known to be active day and night. There was a very great chance, and they knew it, that the submarine might have to crash-dive while they were under the casing. Had this happened they must have been drowned."
Los 405
A watercolour portrait miniature of Albert Ball, VC, DSO and two bars, MC (1896 - 1917), in presentation case, 12 cm x 9.5 cm. [At the time of his death Ball was the United Kingdom's leading Royal Flying Corps ace, with 44 victories, and held the fourth highest British tally of the War. His Victoria Cross award citation reads "For most conspicuous and consistent bravery from the 25th of April to the 6th of May, 1917, during which period Capt. Ball took part in twenty-six combats in the air and destroyed eleven hostile aeroplanes, drove down two out of control, and forced several others to land. In these combats Capt. Ball, flying alone, on one occasion fought six hostile machines, twice he fought five and once four. When leading two other British aeroplanes he attacked an enemy formation of eight. On each of these occasions he brought down at least one enemy. Several times his aeroplane was badly damaged, once so seriously that but for the most delicate handling his machine would have collapsed, as nearly all the control wires had been shot away. On returning with a damaged machine he had always to be restrained from immediately going out on another. In all, Capt. Ball has destroyed forty-three German aeroplanes and one balloon, and has always displayed most exceptional courage, determination and skill."]
Los 638
A Victorian enamelled and yellow metal brooch, having a hand painted enamel portrait miniature of a maiden in 18th Century costume, her hair garland accentuated with rough cut diamond chips, her necklace with seed pearls, on an eight sided panel with scalloped sides, raised on a gallery, and surrounded by a lower circle of eight concave roundels centred with a seed pearl in a floral setting, tests as high carat yellow metal, 19.73 g, 5 cm diameter, (having soft solder repairs)
Los 9
A Boer War civilian surgeon casualty medal group, comprising a Queen's South Africa medal with two clasps to Ast. Surgn. H Davies, Welsh Hosp., together with three photographic portrait cabinet cards and one other photograph of Herbert Davis in uniform, his silver cigarette case and contents, two school prize books and a period bound In Memoriam containing a large number of transcribed letters from and pertaining to Davies, also recent biographical and research notes. [Herbert Davies (1874 - 1900) was born at Lea Ashton. He attended Preston and Shrewsbury Grammar Schools, going on to study medicine at Victoria University, Manchester. The Welsh Hospital for South Africa was established in London in February 1900 to care for British troops fighting in the Boer War, it was funded by public subscription, the War Office providing transport and rations. Davies was invited by Professor Jones of Victoria University to join its staff as Assistant Surgeon. He sailed for South Africa in April of 1900, arriving on the 3rd of May. The Hospital was under the charge of Major Cockerill, RAMC, with Professor Jones acting as Chief Surgeon. In June of 1900 Herbert Davies died of dysentery. See also the British Medical Journal, 20 April 1901, "Reminiscences of The Welsh Hospital in South Africa (Springfontein And Pretoria)"]
Los 55
Hallmarked sterling silver bright cut hinged bangle, sterling silver five bar gate bracelet, textured silver cross pendant, engine turned silver pendant, bright cut silver heart shaped locket, four hallmarked sterling silver fob, sterling silver bright cut pierced bangle, silver St Christopher pendant, four sterling silver rings, silver mounted portrait of Georgiana Cavendish-The Duchess of Devonshire, 'For King and Empire Services Rendered 474667' badge, etc (qty)
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