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Los 942
Portrait of Young Man Smoking a Pipe, attributed to Owen Dalziel (British 1861-1942). Pencil drawing on card. Image size 8.5" x 6.5" (21 cm x 16 cm), framed 15" x 13" (37 cm x 32 cm). Signed 'Dalziel' verso to card. Inscribed in a later hand, Taken from an album of sketches done aboard a sailing ship in 1900. Housed in period arts and craft foliate gilt frame with later card mount. Together with three others.
Los 348
1000 Years of British Monarchy Silver Ingot Set - 115 ozs Sterling Silver. Set of 50 hall marked and serial numbered sterling silver ingots. Created by the distinguished John Pinches (medalist) Ltd London and minted by the Wellings mint. Each ingot is detailed with a portrait of the British ruler and significant scenes during their reign. The reverse side of each ingot bears the name, dates and titling of the scenes depicted. Each ingot in the collection measures 44 x 22 mm and weight 2.3 troy oz. A total of 115 troy oz. The collection is finely preserved in excellent condition in a handsome deluxe lined solid wood display chest. Comes with certification.
Los 175
* STEVEN HIGGINSON, ELAINE WITH BLACK BERET oil on canvas, titled label versounframed (as intended)overall size 31cm x 31cm Note: Scottish portrait painter Steven Higginson’s distinctive use of light and shadow and honest approach to realist art has won him international acclaim, an engaged global audience of over 50k social media followers, and hundreds of delighted clients. His paintings feature in private collections around the world, spanning America, Europe and beyond. Steven’s portraits were part of the BP Portrait Award in 2019 and 2020, during which his work was exhibited in the National Portrait Galleries in London and Edinburgh. Steven was also awarded The Aiden Threlfall Traveling Scholarship from the Goldsmith’s Company in London after graduating from Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee, in 2004. He used the scholarship to travel Europe, studying the work of the Old Masters, which has remained a core influence in his work to this day.
Los 255
A yellow metal mounted porcelain miniature portrait brooch/pendant, comprising a circular form depicting a young female, signed to border and reverse, numbered 48, within a yellow metal rope border, probably 9ct gold, diameter approx 52mm, roller clasp and pin, with pendant loop, total gross weight approx 20.6gms Further details: portrait intact, some marks to reverse, wear and tear commensurate with age
Los 3236
English School (late 19th century), Portrait of Claude Ralston, pencil portrait miniature, 6cm x 7.3cm, titled lower left, In earlier ebonised frame, glazed. Further details: drawing good condition; chipping and minor loss to frame most to corners; back has been re-backed and new card behind drawing; with a printed note Exhib 1901 referring to a Nellie McBryde but piece is unsigned.
Los 3003
Harold Riley DL, DLitt, FRCS, DFA, ATC (1934-2023) Portrait of young man pastel on blue paper, 36.5 x 31.5cm signed and dated (19)71 lower right, mounted and framed together with a double sided sketch of flowers and a portrait of a lady, pastel, bearing signatures (2) Artist resale rights may apply
Los 277
An antique yellow metal ivory miniature mourning brooch, depicting a glazed an oval portrait of a young woman, within a decorative scrolled border, size approx 55 x 50mm, vacant reverse also glazed, unmarked gold, C clasp and later metal pin, total gross weight approx 20gms Further details: portrait intact, some modifications/repairs to reverse, wear and tear commensurate with age damage to mount in some areas Cites Submission Reference no. QHBC4R7K
Los 1120
Royal interest: four Wedgwood 20th century jasper portrait plaques. Queen Victoria, Queen Charlotte, Queen Elizabeth II and the Queen Mother, in white relief on blue jasper ground, c. 20th century, size 4 x 5cm, 8 x 6.5cm, 11 x 8 cm. Condition: good. (4) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire.
Los 3001
Harold Riley DL, DLitt, FRCS, DFA, ATC (1934-2023) Profile portrait of a Lady (head study) crayon on brown paper, 44 x 23cm signed and dated (19) 71 lower left, mounted and framed, label verso and an unframed portrait of a Woman, pastel on pink paper, 40 x 30cm, signed and dated (19) 71, mounted [2] Artist resale rights may apply
Los 142
JULIET PANNETT (BRITISH, 1911-2005). Profile portrait of "Barnes Wallis" signed and also signed by the sitter charcoal and pastel 40 x 28cm (16 x 11in) Footnote: Sir Barnes Neville Wallis CBE FRS RDI FRAes (1887-1979) was an English engineer and inventor, best known for inventing the Bouncing Bomb used by the RAF in Operation Chastise to attack the dams of the Ruhr Valley during World War II. Provenance: Private Collection UK. CR* overall in good order, mounted behind glass.
Los 112
ROBERT STUDLEY FORREST HUGHES (AUSTRALIAN, 1938-2012). (d) 'Portrait of Alan Beale' oil on canvas 76cm x 51cm (30in x 20in) unframed Footnote: Robert Hughes (1938-2012) was an Australian born art critic, writer and producer of television documentaries. His book and television series "Modern Art - The Shock of the New" earned him widespread recognition. His best seller "The Fatal Shore" (published 1987) was a study of the British Penal Colonies and an early history of Australia. In his early life in Sydney he was an inspiring artist and poet and a friend of the vendor, to whom he gave these two pictures. CR* Tears and paint loss to canvas.
Los 143
ATTRIBUTED TO DUNCAN GRANT (BRITISH, 1885-1978). Portrait Study, probably of Vanessa Bell inscribed in pencil "Vanessa" and dated c.1920 charcoal 30.5 x 22.5cm (12 x 8.75in) Provenance: Bonhams Modern Pictures Sale, London Knightsbridge, Lot 498 11th January 2006 Private Collection UK Artist's Resale Rights (ARR) may apply to this lot. CR* unexamined out of frame, small specks and marks to mount, otherwise in good order.
Los 62
FOUR GRAND NATIONAL ARCHERY MEETING MEDALS FORMED AS A SILVER BRACELET, 1852-83 the medals from Leamington 1852, Leamington 1853, Shrewsbury 1854, and Cheltenham 1856, each depicting a female portrait bust, and a target with crossed arrows encircled by a wreath on the other, the medals connected by short chains, the final medal carrying a small clip, the 1853 Leamington medal with a raised convex surface for receiving the clip, inscribed 'Bessie Garnett, from her father, May 21st 1883', 18.0 cm The text around the edges of the medals states: Leamington 1853: Third Gross ScoreShrewsbury 1854: Sixth Gross ScoreLeamington 1852: Seventh Gross Score & Hits: C. Garnett EsqCheltenham 1856: Fourth Gross Score & Hits C. Garnett appears to be Charles Garnett of the Royal Toxophilite Society - his scores appear in Archery: Its Theory and Practice by H. A. Ford, 1859 Chapter XIV. He is mentioned as an excellent archer, and one of the first shooters at the inaugural Grand National Meeting of 1844.
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