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Los 230A
Attributed to Frances Hodgkins (New Zealand, 1869-1947), Portrait of a Lady Reading, watercolour and body colour, framed, 26 cm x 19.5 cm Condition Report: The grandfather of the consignor (gallery owner in London 1921-31) knew Frances Hodgkins for a number of years and wrote a book about him, but the consignor cannot guarantee that he acquired the picture directly from the artist
Los 240
Attributed to Sydney Morrish (British, 1836-1894),Portrait of a lady reading, oil on panel, indistinct signature lower right, paper label to verso, framed, 18cm x 16cm Condition Report: Uninspected outside of frame. With short surface crack top right, very minor crack bottom left, overall dark and mottled appearance and detrioration to surface (possibly improved with some cleaning) and there is some general craquelure. No apparent repairs. Some wear and minor losses to frame.
Los 1014
19th century English school - pair three-quarter length portraits of a seated lady and gentleman, oil on canvas, 44x33cmCondition report: Removed from a local deceased's estate. Both canvases are original. Mid Victorian. Portrait of gent has various minor areas of paint loss. Craquelure throughout and there are a few bumps in the canvas. Portrait of lady has one or two areas of paint loss. Some craquelure. Few bumps on canvas.
Los 1063
Attributed to Richard Westall RA - Profile portrait of a young woman wearing a bonnet, pencil and watercolour, framed as an oval, 13 x 10cm; together with after Rosenberg - Portrait of George III, colour engraving; a small carved softwood oval picture frame; and an embossed copper engraving entitled Brazil (4)
Los 257
Five books relating to the Cotswolds and one other on Warwickshire (6)Two in a Valley - Stephen Gwynn and Roy Beddington (Rich & Cowan) A Cotswold Village - J. Arthur Gibbs (John Murray 1909)Portrait of a Village - Francis Brett Young with engravings by Joan Hassall (William Heinemann 1937)Warwickshire (The Buildings of England series) - Nikolaus Pevsner and Alexandra Wedgwood (Penguin Books 1966)By Chance I did Rove - Norman Jewson (Privately published 1973) signed by authorUp and Down the Valley: Growing Up in the Cotswolds in the 1920’s - Dick Field illustrated by the author (Gryffon Publications, Barnsley, Glos. 1985) Limited edition 152/325
Los 258
An interesting selection of books including titles relating to the countryside, racing, horses etc. (14):The Land of Wales - Eiluned & Peter Lewis (B. T. Batsford 1945)Kilvert’s Diary 1870-1879 - William Plomer (Ed.) illustrated by John Piper (Jonathan Cape 1946)The Adventures of Hadrian Hedgehog - Candida Lycett Green and Christopher Thynne (Collins 1968)Hadrian in the Orient - Candida Lycett Green and Christopher Thynne (Collins 1969)A Mouse Named Mus - Irene Brady (Macdonald 1972)The Brigadier: The Story of Brigadier Gerard - John Hislop (Secker & Warburg 1973)Ardizzone’s Kilvert - William Plomer (Ed.) abridged for children by Elizabeth Divine and illustrated by Edward Ardizzone (Jonathan Cape 1976)Haddelsey’s Horses - Caroline Silver with paintings by Vincent Haddelsey (Jonathan Cape 1978)Rook - Deborah King (Hamish Hamilton 1980)Portrait of a Country Artist C. F. Tunnicliffe R.A. 1901-1979 - Ian Niall (Victor Gollancz 1980)Cecil Aldin: The Story of a Sporting Artist - Roy Heron (Webb & Bower 1981)Drawn for a Friend - Joan Wanklyn (Threshold Books 1986)Red Letter Days - Molly Keane & Snaffles (Andre Deutsch 1987)George Soper’s Horses: A Celebration of the English Working Horse - Paul Heiney (H. F. & G. Witherby 1990)
Los 259
A selection of books on dogs (9):A Gay Dog: The Story of a Foolish Year - Cecil Aldin (William Heinemann 1905)Thy Servant a Dog Told by Boots - Rudyard Kipling (Ed.) illustrated by G. L. Stampa (Macmillan 1930)Portrait of a Dog - Mazo de la Roche(illustrated by Morgan Dennis (Macmillan and Co. 1930)An Artist’s Models - Cecil Aldin illustrated by the author (H. F. & G Witherby 1930)Lost, Stolen, or Strayed - Marion Ashmore illustrated by Cecil Aldin (Eyre & Spottiswoode 1931)The Dog in Sport - J. Wentworth Day (George G. Harrap & Co. 1938)The Complete Dog Book - American Kennel Club (Garden City Publishing Co., Inc. 1947)The Book of the Dog - Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald (Ed.) (Nicholson & Watson 1948)The Incredible Journey - Sheila Burnford illustrated by Carl Burger (Hodder and Stoughton 1961)
Los 557
Henry Scott Tuke RA, RWS, NEAC (1858-1929)Portrait of Laura Julia Johanna, Lawrence, wife of Nathaniel, Lawrence, daughter of the Rt. Hon. Sir James Bacon, half-length wearing an elegant black dressSigned and dated 1892, initialled LL, oil on canvas 59.5cm by 49.5cmThe sitter was born 1833 and died 1917 according to a label to reverseCondition report: In an overall good and original state of preservation. Covered in a thick layer of dirt and discoloured varnish. Slight stretcher shadow. Isolated patches of fine but relatively pronounced areas of cracquelure across face. The varnish has deteriorated and has an opaque-like quality which is particularly evident across some of the darker pigments and tones of the background and dress. These areas also have cracquelure which is essentially stable. Very minor buckle to lower right-hand corner canvas, minor rubbing to edges. Essentially circular loss to lower right-hand corner which has been infilled. A further Vertical band with further infilling and strengthening from lower right-hand corner along right-hand side edge approx 3cm at the widest point and 10cm in length. A further patch of infilling to loss just above lower left-hand corner approx 1.5cm at the widest point and 3cm in length. Patch of retouching to upper left-hand corner approx 1cm diameter. Various losses to gesso frame. Odd very superficial surface scuff etc.Provenance; Presuumbly commissioned directly from the artist. The sitter is a direct descendent of the vendor.
Los 574
Follower of Gerard Soest (1600-1681) DutchPortrait of John Tyrell of River Hall, Essex (according to inscription verso), half length, wearing a powdered wig and lace cravatOil on canvas, 56cm dia. (oval)Condition report: Old reline, cleaned and revarnished. The surface is somewhat flattened and the paint is somewhat thin in places as a result of the restoration process. Some lightly strengthening through the background with more concentrated patch at top of canvas approx 2cm at the widest point and 5cm in length. Approx 3-4 smaller retouches at his right shoulder and upper right of his laced cravat within his jacket. Further patch of retouching around the tip of his thumb approx 1 by 1cm. Another small patch or dash immediately above his first finger, outline and shadows around all fingers generally strengthened. Sporadic retouches of various lengths within lower curve and one or two more minor bits of infilling within background etc. Some surface dirt and discoloured varnish, slight stretcher shadow. Very small white surface mark at the edge of his right cheek, much of the retouching has discoloured and is evident by eye. Varnish generally has a somewhat opaque quality.
Los 577
^ A Capala (19th century) Italian Portrait of Augusta Gordon, three quarter length wearing a white dress and holding her sketchbook Signed, inscribed "Roma" and dated ( obscured by the frame), oil on canvas, 78cm dia. (oval)Contained in a decorative gesso and gilt frameAugusta Gordon (née Bolton) born in 1828 in Ontario, Canada. Married Colonel ECA Gordon and lived in Izmir, Turkey. Her daughter, Ann, married Frederick Heneage and their son, Sir Arthur Heneage, was the grandfather of the present vendorCondition report: In an overall good and original state of preservation covered in a thick layer of dirt and discoloured varnish. The varnish has also deteriorated and has an opaque quality in parts. Varying-sized cracquelure throughout some of which is more crazed and separated, notably across her right cheek, forehead and nose, through large parts of her white gown and also the background including one or two patches of lightly applied bitumem mostly within the background.
Los 1019
A George III Gold-Mounted Ivory Etui, of tapering form set with five plaques depicting classical maidens and ornament, containing a pair of scissors, a pencil and a penknife, 9.5cm long; A Similar Navette Shaped Toothpick Box, 10.5cml long; A Victorian Gilt Metal and Ivory Necessaire, of rectangular form, carved with initial E, containing a pencil, a needle case, pair of scissors, a thimble, a bodkin and a penknife, 12cm long; A Victorian Ivory-Bound Book of Common Prayer, the front cover carved in relief with a monogram, 12.5cm long; and A Miniature Bust Portrait of James Bacon (1798-1895), on ivory, oval, 6.5cm by 5cm (5)
Los 1022
Continental School (early 20th century): Miniature Bust Portrait of a Lady, in 18th century costume, wearing a feathered hat, pearls and a lace-trimmed dress, indistinctly signed, on card, oval, 7.5cm by 5.5cm, in a gilt metal easel-back frame; and A Similar Miniature, of a young girl holding a doll, 8cm by 6cm (2)
Los 1024
Samuel Shelley (1750-1808): Miniature Half-Length Portrait of a Lady, wearing white turban and white lace-trimmed dress, on ivory, oval, 10cm by 8cm, in gilt metal frame, signed and inscribed to reverseCondition report: Slight warping to the panel. Straight edges visible along the sides and the top, perhaps loss or originally in a different frame. The paper label to reverse has heavy loss.
Los 1028
English School (2nd half 19th century): Miniature Half-Length Portraits of Nathanial Tertius Lawrence (1824-1898) and Laura Julia Johanna Lawrence née Bacon (1833-1917), on ivory, oval, 11cm by 9cm, in ebonised easel-back frames with title plaques; and A Similar Half-Length Portrait of a Lady, with a lace collar and brown dress, on ivory, oval, 11cm by 9cm (3)Condition report: Female to the pair with two large vertical splits. Both with slight warping. The additional portrait in good condition but lacking the strut to the frame.
Los 1104
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed Jno Kent, Manchester, early 19th century, swan neck pediment, arch trunk door, inlaid case, 14-inch arch painted dial, dial centre painted with galleons and a portrait of Nelson, seconds dial, four seasons spandrels, arch with moonphase aperture, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement with striking on a bell, 239cm highCondition report: Case with small cracks and chips in parts, trunk door is bowed, base with a crack, sdie cheeks with wooden blocks added, late seatboard, movement looks complete, with pendulum and two weights.
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