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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA French gilt metal cartouche shaped jewellery box and cover, the cover inset with porcelain portrait of a Lady, the cover applied with floral decoration to frame miniature, the sides with bands of floral decoration, velvet lined interior, with a yellow metal ball chain a/f nroken, weight approx 5.8gms
Egyptian Government Currency Note, 10 Piastres (2), 27 May 1917, prefixes A/45 and B/83, 5 Piastres (2), 1940, serial number 556572 and 691811, 5 Piastres 1943, prefix N/3, 10 Piastres, 1942, prefix R/2, 1940, prefix V/4 King Farouk portrait, Pick 163 and 160b in PMG holder numbers 35 and 20 respectively, very good to very fine (7 notes) TBB B206b, B207, B210, B211, B213, Pick 160b 163, 164, 168, £150-£200
A 19th-century miniature portrait of a young woman before a landscape 13x10.5cm Leather-bound caseCondition report: This miniature is probably on ivory but there is nowhere that one can get a proper look at the substrate materialIt is bowedThere have been amateurish attempts at gluing There is one spot to the left of the sitter's eye level that may be a form of oxidizationThese issues we have attempted to show with additional imagesThe case is good, the gilt metal slip is loose
A 19th century Sunderland luster chamber pot, printed with A West View of the Cast Iron Bridge over the River Wear built by R Burdon Esq. and pray to one side, the other with text, the interior printed with a portrait and text with moulded frog, diameter across handles 11ins, height 5.5ins - Star crack to base, crack to rim and overall crazing
Herman Gustave Herkomer (1863-1935), portrait of Harriet Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Lever Rushton, b.10th May 1844, married Arthur Henry Sykes, 17th Sep. 1868, d.17th Feb. 1923, oil on canvas, signed and dated '93 lower left, 125 x 100cm Provenance: By direct descent through the family. The eldest daughter of Harriet Ann (Sharp) and Thomas Lever Rushton (1810-1833) of Cross and Rushton Solicitors; and of Hardcastle, Cross and Co Bank, Chair of Bolton Iron works and Bolton waterworks committee, Mayor of Bolton; President of Bolton Law Society; Chair of Bolton's first school Board; Treasurer of Bolton Infirmary along with other local hospitals and convalescing charities. Married to Arthur Henry Sykes of Edgeley Mount, Stockport in 1868. She greatly enjoyed raising monies for charities which concentrated on Stockport living conditions and public health and education as well as politics, being the Dame President of the Primrose League in 1898. Mother to Herbert Rushton Sykes (married Hon. Constance Skeffington daughter of 11th Viscount of Masserene and 4th Viscount of Ferrard) and to Mabel (married Claude Campbell).
Attrib. George Gower (circa 1540-1596 London), portrait of Sir Francis Willoughby (1546/7?1596), 'Who Built Wollaton House In The Year 1580', oil on board, 'Spink & Son, 93/18' label to reverse, 51 x 41cm Provenance: by descent through the Birkin family who married into the Willoughby family - Cecil Edward Willoughby born 1851 married Harriet Birkin born 1864, daughter of Sir Thomas Birkin, 1st Bt. Long understood by the family to be by Gower.Francis was the second son of Sir Henry Willoughby and his wife Anne, née Grey, and was probably born at Woodlands in Dorset.His father inherited the Wollaton and Middleton estates on the death of Sir John Willoughby in January 1548/9, but died in August the same year while fighting in Kett's Rebellion. Francis's mother had died the previous year, and Francis spent the early part of his childhood being looked after in Essex by his guardian and uncle, George Medley. His other uncle the Duke of Suffolk, guardian of Francis's elder brother Thomas, was executed in 1554 following the failed plot to place Lady Jane Grey on the throne, and Medley was incarcerated in the Tower of London for a short time, bringing more confusion to Francis's life.Francis was educated in London, Saffron Walden, and Jesus College, Cambridge. In 1559 Thomas died and Francis unexpectedly became heir to the Wollaton estate (which he came into full possession of in 1564), comprising the two principal manor houses of Wollaton and Middleton. He was knighted in 1575.
Herman Gustave Herkomer (1863-1935), portrait of 'Arthur Henry Sykes, son of Richard Sykes, b.10 Jan. 1841, d.16 Jan 1926.', oil on canvas, signed and dated '94 lower right, 125 x 100cm Provenance: by direct descent through the family Son of Richard Sykes and Jane Hardcastle Sykes. Deputy Lieutenant and J.P. of Cheshire, 3rd generation Sykes to be Mayor of Stockport; J.P. for Shropshire. He jointly ran the family business The Sykes Bleaching Works founded in 1793 leaving it after its centenary to his brother Thomas Hardcastle Sykes and moved from Edgeley to Lydham Manor near Bishops Castle. He created a thriving estate greatly benefiting the local community as well as supporting the Stockport community with the Arthur Sykes Trust. He toured America and Canada in 1884 with his wife Harriet in a well documented piece entitled From England to Sykeston.
A Collection of Ephemera, to include early 20th Century family portraits, unmarked, a 1920's portrait photo of a young woman, two volumes of 'The Graphic' memoir and biography of Our Beloved Queen Victoria 1819- 1901 and the funeral February 1901. A 1930 Civil Service Rugby Club photo framed and glazed, a 1936 Queen's University Football Club team photo, framed and glazed, an etching Queen's University Belfast, a group photo of WWI child evacuees, approx 100, grouped around a tank. A Starmer Castle tourist image on glass, eight photos from the 1940's, further portrait of a gent, and a framed stamp.
Austrian 19th Century Excellent Quality 18ct White Gold - Hand Painted Oval Shaped Large Brooch, Set with Rose Cut Diamond to Border, The Central Portrait Miniature of a Young Couple In Mid 19th Century Dress, The Back of Brooch with Austrian Gold Marks, Also Tests High Ct Gold. Weight 25.7 grams.
Beautiful 19TH Century Miniature Painting of a Beautiful Lady Wearing A Big Hat, The Miniature Portrait is Signed, and Also has Writing to the Reverse of the Painting, Also Has A Stamped Seal to the Reverse. Approx Size 5 by 4 Inches, The Portrait Itself Measures Approx 3 by 2 Inches. Please See Photo.
Antique Period - Attractive 9ct Rose Gold Cameo Set Ring. The Shank Added Later Is 18ct Gold. Depicts In High Relief, The Portrait Bust of a Classical Female. c.1900. Ring Size - T. 4.5 grams. All Aspects of Condition Including Cameo / Setting and Shank Excellent. Provenance - From a Ladies Private Collection.
After Sir Anthony van Dyck (20th/21st century) - portrait of Charles I and his horse, with attendants standing beside a tree, processed oil painting on canvas, laid down on board, 30" x 20" ** The work is contained within a contemporary gilt plaster and wooden frame with elaborate decorated corners and centre motifs
After The Antique, portrait of a gentleman, possibly a lawyer or barrister, half length wearing black robes, white collar, grey powdered wig and holding a book in his left hand, processed oil on canvas, 48" x 36" ** The work is contained within a modern elaborately decorated gilt plaster and wooden frame with decorative corner motifs
English School (19th century) - portrait of a young a lady seated holding a letter or document in her right hand, also a companion portrait of a young lady seated her right arm resting on furniture, pencil, watercolour and gouache, vignette's each, 8.5" x 6.75" (a pair) ** The pictures are contained within their original Victorian veneered maple wood frames
Thierry Poncelet (b. 1946) Belgian, portrait of a labrador in military uniform, oil on board, signed to lower left corner, 83.5 cm x 63 cm in a giltwood frame.Purchased by the vendors from a Belgian antiques shop, circa 20 years ago.Condition report: No apparent paint loss or damage. Some wear to the frame.
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