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Los 415

A 19th century oil on panel, Continental portrait of a man playing a flute, mounted in an ornate gilt gesso frame, unsigned 27 x 23 cm

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Ebonized framed oil painting, portrait of a medieval nun

Los 451

Utagawa Toyokuni (1769-1825) a Japanese woodblock portrait of court ladies, signed

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Saito Shuho (1768-1859) a Japanese woodblock portrait of a mother with children, playing traditional games

Los 66A

A large early 19th century oil on canvas painting mounted in an ornate gilt portrait of a young women holding a book seated in an interior setting by window, relined, image only 75 x 64 cm

Los 332

Portrait of a Gentleman, oil on canvas. 30.5 x 40.5 cm.

Los 367

JANET WOOLLEY (born 1952) British, two portrait prints, framed and glazed. 29 x 40 cm.

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A Portrait of a Young Girl with a Spaniel, oil on tin, framed. 22.5 x 30 cm.

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ANTON SCHRODL (1820-1906) Austrian, Portrait of a Cow, oil on board, signed with initials A.S, framed. 27.5 x 17 cm.

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A Portrait of a Young Lady, oil on board, unsigned, inscribed H RENWICK to reverse (Lionel Hamilton-Renwick (1917-2003)), framed. 39 x 49 cm.

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A 19th century gilt framed print of a lady, together with a portrait of Thomas More's Father and another print. The former 28 x 31 cm overall.

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A 19th century French miniature portrait on ivory, framed and glazed. 8.5 x 6.5 cm overall.

Los 704

Raphael, Self Portrait, engraving, framed and glazed. 19 x 24 cm.

Los 2034

Öl auf Kupfer. 30,5 x 20,7 cm.ProvenienzGalerie Leegenhoeck, Paris, 1991. - Charrière de Severy, Château de Severy, 1991. - Schweizer Privatsammlung. - Bob Haboldt, Paris, 2001. - Privatsammlung. - Sotheby´s New York, 24.01.2008, Lot 54. - Bernheimer Fine Old Masters, München.LiteraturClaudia Salvi: D´après nature. La nature morte en France au XVIIe siècle, Tournai 2000, S. 8 (als Jan Brueghel der Ältere). - Klaus Ertz u. Claudia Nitze-Ertz: Jan Brueghel der Älgere (1568-1625). Kritischer Katalog der Gemälde, Bd. III, Lingen 2008-2010, S. 902, Nr. 427, Abb. S. 903 (als Jan Brueghel der Ältere und Jan Brueghel der Jüngere).Dieses Blumenstillleben stellt eine Zusammenarbeit zwischen Jan Brueghel dem Älteren und seinem Sohn, dem jüngeren Jan Brueghel, dar, wie Klaus Ertz (op. cit., S. 901) dargelegt hat. Es muss um 1620 entstanden sein, als Jan Brueghel der Jüngere bereits in der Werkstatt seines Vaters arbeitete. Der ältere Jan Brueghel befand sich zu diesem Zeitpunkt auf dem Höhepunkt seines Schaffens, als Hofmaler der Statthalter der Südlichen Niederlande zählte er neben Peter Paul Rubens zu den führenden Künstlern Flanderns. Ertz sieht vor allem in den minutiös ausgeführten Tulpen die Handschrift des Vaters, während er die „malerisch-bewegte Schilderung“ etwa der Rosen und der Nelke dem Sohn zuschreibt.Es hat sich eine weitere Version dieser Komposition erhalten - vergleichbaren Formats und ebenfalls auf Kupfer gemalt; auch diese stellt eine Zusammenarbeit von Vater und Sohn dar (Ertz, op. cit., S. 900f, Nr. 426). Diese Version, in Privatbesitz, ist insofern interessant, als die Darstellung der Blumen von einem Gedicht begleitet wird. Obgleich unklar ist, ob das Gedicht tatsächlich von Brueghel stammt, zeigt es auf, wie die Zeitgenossen dieses und andere Blumenstillleben rezipiert haben - und zwar als Ausdruck der Vergänglichkeit alles Schönen. Die ersten beiden Zeilen lauten:Was blickt ihr auf die Blumen, die so schön vor euch stehenUnd durch der Sonne Kraft doch allzu schnell vergehen.So demonstriert das Blumenstillleben zum einen das Vermögen des Künstlers, Blumen verschiedener Monate und Jahreszeiten in einem Bild zu vereinigen und so die Schönheit der göttlichen Schöpfung wiederzugeben. Zum anderen aber gemahnt es den Betrachter auch daran, dass alles Schöne vergänglich ist. Bald nach Fertigstellung dieses Blumenstilllebens brach Jan Brueghel der Jüngere nach Italien auf und folgte damit dem Beispiel seines Vaters. Dort traf er auch auf Kardinal Federico Borromeo, Erzbischof von Mailand, dessen Mäzenatentum bereits sein Vater knapp zwei Jahrzehnte zuvor genossen hatte - und der den älteren Jan Brueghel überhaupt erst dazu angeregt hatte, Blumenstillleben zu malen. 1625 reiste er weiter nach Sizilien, gemeinsam mit seinem Freund Antonis van Dyck (der den Vater in einem beeindruckenden Bildnis portraitiert hat, vgl. Abb. 1). Kurz darauf wurde Jan Brueghel in die Heimat gerufen; sein Vater war der Cholera erlegen, er war dazu bestimmt, die Werkstatt des Vaters zu übernehmen und die Tradition einer der bedeutendsten flämischen Künstlerdynastien fortzuführen.Abb. 1 / Ill. 1: Jan Brueghel der Ältere / Portrait of Jan Brueghel the Elder, Anonym nach/ Anonymous after Anthony van Dyck © Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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Öl auf Holz. 103,5 x 76 cm.GutachtenProf. Dr. Rudi Ekkart/Claire van den Donk, Blaricum, 11.4.2021.ProvenienzErworben im Münchner Kunsthandel (als Frans Pourbus d. Ä., Umkreis). - Seitdem in zweiter Generation in süddeutschem Privatbesitz.Aus plausiblen Gründen wird der Name des südniederländischen Malers Gortzius Geldorp, der in Köln tätig war, für die Autorschaft dieses Portraits vorgeschlagen. Betrachtet man die Pose und die Ausführung verschiedener Details ähnelt das Gemälde stark den Werken dieses Künstlers, wie z.B. dem Portrait der Lucretia del Prado von 1610 im Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam (Inv.-Nr. SK-A917). Vergleicht man unsere Darstellung einer unbekannten Frau jedoch mit anderen Werken Geldorps, so fallen ebenfalls deutliche Unterschiede auf - auch weil Geldorp dazu neigt, die Kostümdetails weniger raffiniert darzustellen, als dies hier der Fall ist. Ein ganz wesentlicher Unterschied lässt sich auch im Gesicht und im Blick der Frau aufzeigen, welche untypisch für Geldorp sind. Wenngleich das uns vorliegende Werk also nicht von ihm selbst gemalt wurde, so zeigt es dennoch eindeutige Parallelen. Aufgrund des malerischen Stils und des Kostüms, lässt sich das Portrait zudem in Köln oder Umgebung verorten. Es sind verschiedene Künstler namentlich bekannt, die in Köln tätig waren und von Gortzius Geldorp beeinflusst wurden. So zeigt unser Werk stilistisch zwar auch Ähnlichkeiten zu den Portraits des Franz Kessler, jedoch auch deutliche Unterschiede. Der hohe und nach vorne geöffnete Kragen, der besonders in den 1620er Jahren getragen wurde, findet sich nur selten auf Bildnissen wieder.Auch wenn die Zuschreibung an einen Künstler bislang nicht geklärt werden konnte, so steht die ausgezeichnete Qualität der Malerei außer Frage. Prof. Dr. Rudi Ekkart resümiert in seiner Stellungnahme zu unserem Werk: "It is a great pity that the qualitatively excellent portrait of an unknown woman has to remain anonymous and cannot be identified any more specifically than as the work of an anonymous artist from Gortzius Geldorp's immediate circle."

Los 2094

Öl auf Leinwand, auf Karton aufgezogen. 16 x 13,5 cm.Provenienz578. Lempertz-Auktion, Köln, 12.-14.6. 1980, Lot 255. - Deutsche Privatsammlung.Unser kleinformatiges Portrait zeigt die russische Großfürstin Katharina Pawlowna (1788-1819), eine Tochter von Zar Paul I. und seiner zweiten Frau Marija Fjodorowna, einer geborenen Prinzessin von Württemberg. Nachdem Eheprojekte sowohl mit dem bayerischen Kronprinzen Ludwig als auch mit Napoleon Bonaparte gescheitert waren, wurde Katharina Pawlowna 1809 mit Herzog Georg von Oldenburg vermählt. Nach dessen frühem Tod 1812 heiratete sie vier Jahre später den württembergischen Kronprinzen Wilhelm und wurde nur wenige Monate später Königin von Württemberg. Nach ihrem frühen Tod im Alter von nur 30 Jahren ließ König Wilhelm I. eine Grabkapelle auf dem Württemberg bei Stuttgart errichten, in der sie 1824 beigesetzt wurde.Das vorliegende Portrait der jungen russischen Großfürstin in einem mit Draperien und Säule ausgestatteten Interieur wurde bislang Johann Friedrich August Tischbein zugeschrieben, was Martin Franke, der Verfasser des Werkverzeichnisses zu diesem Künstler, jedoch mit guten Gründen ablehnt, und unser Werk vielmehr dem französischen Portraitmaler Jean-Laurent Mosnier zuweist, der sich bereits vor Tischbein von 1801 bis zu seinem frühem Tod am russischen Zarenhof aufhielt und zahlreiche Bildnisse von Mitgliedern der Zarenfamilie anfertigte. Franke sieht im vorliegenden Gemälde „eine in weiten Teilen fertiggestellte Ölskizze […], welche dem potentiellen Auftraggeber die Disposition der zu verfertigenden großformatigen Ausführung verdeutlichte. […] Die kleinformatige Arbeit dürfte um 1806/07 in St. Petersburg entstanden sein; eine großformatige Ausführung lässt sich im Oeuvre Mosniers bislang nicht nachweisen.“Wir danken Dr. Martin Franke für die Zuschreibung an Jean-Laurent Mosnier und seine Unterstützung bei der Katalogisierung dieses Werks.

Los 2104

Rötel und Kohle auf Papier (Wasserzeichen Pro Patria). 23,4 x 18,7 cm.Gerahmt.ProvenienzLempertz, Köln 14.5.1999, Lot 1243. - Rheinische Privatsammlung.Verso von fremder Hand bezeichnet: Portrait of Angelica KauffmannIn der zarten Mehrfarbigkeit charakteristische Arbeit des Kupferstechers und Zeichners Francesco Bartolozzi, der mehrere Werke der in Rom lebenden Schweizer Malerin Angelika Kauffmann in Kupfer gestochen hat. Für ein weiteres Porträt Angelika Kauffmanns von Bartolozzi vgl. A. de Vesme u. A. Calabi: Francesco Bartolozzi, Milano 1928, Nr. 2030.

Los 500

Shapiro, Shmuel (* 1924)Farblitho., Portrait Picasso. Sign., Ex. 13/100. 76 x 56 cm ( + 4 handsignierte Originalgrafiken anderer Künstler)

Los 126

AN IMPORTANT GILT AND LACQUERED WOOD FIGURE OF A RAKANJapan, 17th – early 18th century, early Edo period (1615-1868)The graceful, long-waisted figure is shown seated in padmasana, his richly decorated monastic robe worn around his torso, draped over both shoulders and falling in graceful folds below the legs as if draped over an edge, a kesa covering the left shoulder, the neck creased and the slender face well cast with crisp features set in a contemplative expression.HEIGHT 70 cmCondition: Traces of use and old wear as expected, some touchups, age cracks and losses. Generally in very good condition, commensurate with age, and better than most lacquered and gilt wood statues of this size and period. Provenance: Ancient French Private Collection “F”. Thence by descent within the same family. A copy of an image showing the living room of the family mansion, with the present figure as a centerpiece, dating from c. 1900, is accompanying this lot.Rakan, also known as Luohan in Chinese or Arhat in Sanskrit, is the 'Destroyer of the Passions'. They vary in numbers between 16 and 108 and were depicted in Japanese art from the 8th century onwards.As Buddha’s apostles, Arhats were first mentioned as sixteen in the Mahayanavataraka which was translated into Chinese in AD 437 and later also into Japanese. A full transcript of these sixteen names was given in AD 653 by the pilgrim monk Xuan Zang with the additional two that were probably adopted by the end of the 10th century, these being the Arhats who tamed the Dragon and the Tiger representing Eastern and Western directions respectively.There are only few surviving examples of gilt-lacquer figures of Arhats dating to the early Edo period, making the present statue exceptionally rare. The superb carving and imposing style is related to that of two gilt-bronze figures of Luohan dated to the Chinese Song dynasty and sold at Christie’s Hong Kong, 1 October 1991, lot 1668. Another related Chinese figure of a Luohan is illustrated by Hajek, Chinesische Kunst in Tschechoslowakischen Museen, Prague, 1954, no. 115. All of these figures - Japanese and Chinese - share a similarity in the fluid execution of the drapery and the almost portrait-like naturalism of the facial features.The discovery of some forty clay figures of Luohan at the Lingyan Temple in China, dated to the Song period, but of smaller size, is recorded by Wenwu 1994:3, pages 76-82. In their animated gestures, quality of portraiture and the treatment of the fluid folds of drapery at the front, they also bear resemblance to the present figure.Auction comparison:Compare with a closely related bronze figure of a Luohan from the Song Dynasty, sold at Christie's Hong Kong, Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, 30 November 2016, lot 3233 (sold for 34,140,000 HKD - c. 3.5 million EUR). Also compare with a smaller wood head of an Arhat, Japan, Edo period, which has lost all of the lacquer and gilding, from the collection of Yves St. Laurent, sold at Sotheby’s Paris, Pierre Berge: From one Home to Another, October 30th 2018, lot 33 (sold for 20,000 EUR).

Los 257

C1900 painted photo portrait of a woman in ornate period frame.

Los 177

GOTTHARD GRAUBNER1930 Erlbach - 2013 NeussPORTRAIT DES OSWALD PETERSEN (1992) Radierung auf BFK Rives. DM 29 x 21,5 cm, BM 50 x 32,5 cm. Unten rechts handsigniert und datiert 'Gotthard Graubner (19)92' sowie unten links nummeriert '5/12'.

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SALVADOR DALÍ1904 Figueres, Girona - 1989 ebenda'PORTRAIT DE MARGUERITE' (1968/69) Aus: 'Faust (La Nuit de Walpurgis)' Radierung mit Kaltnadel und Roulette auf Japanpapier. DM 31,8 x 23,9 cm (R. 53 x 44 cm). Unten rechts handsigniert 'Dalí' sowie unten links mit dem Exemplarvermerk 'E.A.'. Unten rechts zudem mit dem Blindstempel des Künstlers. Part. min. gebräunt. Im Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt (ungeöffnet). Literatur: Michler/Löpsinger, Nr. 298. Provenienz: Rheinische Privatsammlung.

Los 1221

RYAN: Acrylic on canvas depicting a portrait of a hare and similar on board, both signed lower right, 30cm x 30cm and 43cm x 45cm

Los 1238

A silver and multi semi-precious stone necklace and a necklace with portrait pendant (2)

Los 660

A MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT OWEN VINCENT LE BAS, ROYAL FLYING CORPS watercolour, probably on ivory, unsigned, 7.5cm x 6cm, in a silver-gilt frame (London, 1916), with a dark green leather outer case, the easel-back gilt stamped verso 'Walter Jones / 196 Sloane Street S.W.'. Note: Lt. O.V. Le Bas, R.F.C. (secondary regiment The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment)), the son of Reginald Vincent and Florence H. Le Bas of Winsford, Somerset, died in aerial combat on 7th November 1915, at the age of 21. He is buried with honour at Brown's Copse Cemetery, Roeux.

Los 719

PHOTOGRAPH - SIR CECIL BEATON, C.B.E. (BRITISH, 1904-1980) Portrait of a reclining female, signed to the mount in red ink 'Beaton', overall 21.5cm x 25cm, framed but unglazed. Condition Report : Smudge above reflected head; surface abrasions. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

Los 4127

TWO CONTINENTAL OPALINE GLASS AND SILVER BEAKER CUPS, 19TH CENTURY, each body painted with a Greek Meander pattern and portrait medallion, the silver bases chased with foliage and bearing Continental marks. (2) Larger 16cm

Los 974

Contemporary decorative furnishing items including a reproduction classical bust, portrait miniatures, Baroque gilt candle stand, Rococo mirror etc

Los 37

A Great War photographic postcard portrait of Lt Col W Kerr, DSO, MC, Border Regiment, together with a portrait of a Training Reserve soldier

Los 214

DUTCH SILVER TRINKET BOXmaker mark WH33; together with various silver plated items comprising a pill box; a vesta; two cigarette cases, one with plane to one side, and central E with wing surrounded by Egyptian motifs to the other; a matchbox holder; a small notebook and pencil, the cover with female portrait; a pierced thistle decorated bon-bon dish; and two propelling pencils (both lacking sliding side buttons)

Los 1126

Railway Books - including Bradshaws, 'David & Charles', Ian Allen, Southern Railway - Dendy, Portrait of The L.M.S, approximately eighty:- Two Boxes.

Los 1006

A 20th century abstract oil on board portrait study of a lady set within black frame (unsigned) measures 69cm h x 53cm w

Los 18

James Heath Millington (1799-1872) An oil on canvas in gilt frame and oval mount, portrait of a lady, monogrammed J.H.M and dated 1868, London. 69x82cm

Los 172

After After Guido Reni (1575-1642) Beatrice Cenci, portrait miniature on ivory, within ornate brass frame, 6.5cm x 8.5cm together with a German oval porcelain plaque painted with the same subject, signed Br�del, printed fleur des lys mark and Firenze verso, 8.5cm x 7cm (2)

Los 225

George C Williamson - 'The History of Portrait Miniatures' pub George Bell 1904, two volumes, limited edition of 520, cream and gilt boards, top edges gilt

Los 226

Lucienne Frison-Fabrice (French 1889-1960), Miniature head and shoulders portrait of a high ranking French official, signed 7cm x 6cm

Los 227

Lucienne Frison-Fabrice (French 1889-1960), Circular miniature head and shoulders portrait of a French official, signed, the frame with gilt metal slip D7cm

Los 228

Lucienne Frison-Fabrice (1889-1960), Circular miniature portrait of a lady seated and classically draped, signed D9cm in gilt metal easel frame

Los 229

Lucienne Frison-Fabrice (French 1889-1960), Head and shoulders portrait of a French official in a gold trimmed blue coat, signed 6.5cm x 6cm

Los 230

After Alexander Kucharsky - Miniature oval portrait of Louis XVII, signed with initials 8cm x 6cm

Los 348

Victorian silhouette together with small engraving of a Stuart Nobleman, etching of a portrait signed, 4 etchings, 3 lithographs max 34cm x 30cm (10)

Los 361

Continental School (20th century): Youth from Lombardy, oval portrait miniature, gouache on ivorine signed with initials H.L. 12cm x 9cm

Los 363

Otto Theodore Leyde RSA RSW (Russian/Scottish 1835-1897): Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Girl, oval watercolour and pencil signed and dated 1863, 44cm x 36cm

Los 380

Cliff Phillips (British 1975-): 'Nathaneal' Abstract Portrait, acrylic on board signed, titled signed and dated 2015 verso 47cm x 36cm (unframed)

Los 7047

Thomas Hurry-Houghton: 'Memorials of the Family of Hurry, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, and of America, Australia, and South Africa', Liverpool, C. Tinling, 1926, 14 portrait plates and 4 ills. of crests as called for, ex University of London library, (markings neat and fairly unobtrusive), contemporary cloth gilt, all edges gilt; together with Charles S. Romanes: 'The Calls of Norfolk and Suffolk, Their Paston Connections and Descendants', Constable, 1920, privately printed for the editor, limited edition, (105/300), numbered and signed and inscribed by Romanes to FFEP, numerous plates throughout including portraits, crests, ills. from photographs + large folding pedigree in rear pocket as called for, 4to, original cloth gilt, top edge gilt (2)

Los 7070

John Henry Druery: 'Historical and topographical notices of Great Yarmouth, in Norfolk, and its environs : including the parishes and hamlets of the half hundered of Lothingland, in Suffolk', London, 1826, 1st edition, mounted 19th Century portrait photograph of the author and signed and inscribed piece affixed to leaf facing half title, 8 engraved plates + 2 folding pedigrees + vignette in text as called for, grangerized copy with 6 extra illustrations, all tipped in Rock & Co engraved views of Yarmouth, contemporary quarter cloth gilt, rebacked retaining original backstrip and calf gilt tile label; plus Henry Swinden: ''The History and Antiquities of The Ancient Burgh of Great Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk. Collected from the Corporation Charters, Records, and Evidences; and other the most authentic Materials.', Norwich, John Crouse, 1772, 1st edition, large folding plan of Breydon Water, hand coloured in outline and backed onto linen, between pp.412/413, [16],957pp, 4to, old half calf gilt, marbled paper covered boards; plus Henry Manship: 'The History of Great Yarmouth', edited Charles John Palmer, Great Yarmouth, Louis Alfred Meall, 1854, 1st edition, coloured frontis, hand coloured folding map + 9 plates (some tinted), as called for, 4to, contemporary quarter calf gilt, backstrip worn (3)

Los 7106

A. J. Mahomet: 'From Street Arab to Pastor', printed Fakenham, Miller, 1894, 1st edition, portrait frontis, viii,144pp, original decorative cloth gilt. Scarce memoir of Albert John Mahomet, photographer, teacher and Methodist preacher, was born in 1858 to a lascar merchant seaman father and English mother in Poplar, East London, growing up in extreme poverty, before being taken to Thursford Union Workhouse and then saved from the workhouse and taken to live in Wells-next-the-Sea by his Uncle. He had many jobs and went on to be a pastor to the Yarmouth fishing community before returning to Wells, where he continued to preach, but also became interested in photography going on to open at least one photographic studio in Wells on Freeman Street.

Los 7117

["The Boke of Brome"], Lady Caroline Kerrison: 'A Common-place Book of the Fifteenth Century, Containing Religious Play and Poetry, Legal Forms, and Local Accounts. Printed from the Original Manuscript at Brome Hall, Suffolk.', edited Lucy Toulmin Smith, privately printed by Trubner & Co., 1886, 176pp, 2 plates, rebound cloth gilt, ex library, annotated notes by Stephen Govier, a scarce local book; together with The Rev. Alfred Suckling: 'Selections from the Works of Sir John Suckling. To which is Prefixed, a Life of the Author, with Critical Remarks on his Writings and Genius', 1836, 1st thus, finely printed edition, engraved portrait frontis of Sir John Suckling by Vandyke, engraved by James Thompson, 411pp, original cloth gilt, bookplate of Bryan Hall (1928-2008) esteemed collector, of Old Banningham Rectory, Norfolk, to front pastedown. Annotated notes on Sir John Suckling and Alfred Inigo Suckling by Stephen Govier (2)

Los 7118

William Lockwood: 'Woodbridge in the Olden Times: Being Rambling Reminiscences and Notes on Notable Persons therein', [1859], printed for Private Circulation, portrait frontis of the author + 6 full page plates (majority from photographs) as called for, 69pp, inscribed by the author to top wrap, autograph letter signed by author dated 1856 re giving up house, land and premises called Mill Hill, Woodbridge, Suffolk, to the trustees of the late Mrs Frederick Butturm[?], loosely inserted, some annotations, contains details about the Lockwood family of Southolt and Athelington. rebound cloth, original printed wraps bound in. Scarce

Los 7154

John Evelyn: 'Silva: Or, A Discourse of Forest-Trees, and the Propogation of Timber...', York, J. Dodsley et al, 1786, 2 volumes in 1, engraved portrait frontis + 41 engraved plates (of which 1 folding) + folding table as called for, 649pp + index, with 'Terra: A Philosophical Discourse of Earth...', bound in at end, separate title page dated 1786, 1 aquatint plate, 74pp + index, 4to, finely rebound (not recent) in full green morocco gilt,

Los 7177

Will Goldston: 'Exclusive Magical Secrets', London, The Magician Limited, [1912], limited edition, (439/1000), numbered, portrait frontis and numerous illustrations in text throughout as called for, 506pp, pictorial end papers, "This book is the property of the Order of the Magi library" inkstamp to half title, with a contemporary inscription above "Presented by Bro. Evanson Jan 1929", plus a few other "Order of the Magi" inkstamps at front and end, the first of Goldston's three volumes of so called "locked books", original calf gilt (worn, backstrip with losses and near detached), with original brass locking clasp in working order and with key present, together with Bob Nelson: 'Comedy Mentalism', 1962, volume 1, 59pp, original spiral bound printed wraps (2)

Los 7226

'Baskett Bible and Book of Common Prayer and Apocrypha', Oxford, John Baskett, 1733, engraved portrait frontis, Book of Common Prayer printed title page, Holy Bible added engraved title page and separate printed title page, extra illustrated copy with a set of 52 full page engraved plates bound in, these plates with an entry in the British Library catalogue titled 'The Historical part of the Holy bible or The Old Testament and New Testament exactly and compleatly describ'd in above two hundred historical cuts curiously engraven from designs of ye best masters', these plates contemporary to the date of the bible, four individual illustrations to a plate, 4to, rebound calf (not recent), some leaves trimmed, provenance Newbold Pacey Hall, Warwickshire.

Los 7228

John Wesley: 'Sermons on Several Occasions', London, Henry Fisher, 1831, 9th edition, 2 volumes, engraved portrait frontis, full calf gilt, morocco gilt title labels to spines (2)

Los 7230

A collection of ancient history, classical civilizations, ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome related works, including Capt. J.W. Watkins: 'Popular History of Egypt', London, James Hagger, [1886], 768,176pp, 29 steel engraved plates as called for, plus strip map of Nile but lacking large folding map of Egypt, old half calf, spine gilt in compartments; William Smith: 'A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities', 1882, 1293pp, old calf gilt (worn); Edward Gibbon: 'The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire', Jones & Co, 1826-1828, 12 volumes in 4, 4 added engraved title pages, engraved portrait + 3 folding engraved maps, uniform 20th Century paper covered boards, typed labels to spines; Philip Smith: 'An Ancient History, from the Earliest Records to the Fall of the Western Empire', 1868, 3 volumes, 21 maps and plans (some folding) as called for, uniform contemporary half calf gilt (worn); plus 'Works of Flavius Josephus', translated W. Whiston, 1846 Virtue edition, old half calf, plus an 1850 Halifax published edition, original cloth, rebacked retaining original backstrip; plus 2 others (13)

Los 7231

Richard Hooker: 'Of The Lawes of Ecclesiastical Politie. Eight Bookes', London, Andrew Cook, 1662, engraved portrait frontis and added engraved allegorical title page as called for, containing the eight books complete, folio, contemporary calf worn, later EP's; together with Roger North: 'The Life of the Honourable Sir Dudley North, Knt., Commissioner of the customs, and afterwards of the Tresury to his Majesty King Charles the Second', London, John Whiston, 1744, 1st edition, engraved port. frontis, 4to, contemporary calf (rubbed and worn) (2)

Los 7273

Henry WIlliamson: 'Green Fields and Pavements. A Norfolk Farmer in Wartime', Longstanton, The Henry Williamson Society, 1995, limited edition, one of 50 numbered copies only (this copy number 41), and signed Loetitia Williamson and the five Shallowford Children, portrait frontis + illustrations as called for, original quarter morocco gilt by Brignell, Cambridge, all edges gilt, slipcase. Collects forty-eight essays by Williamson written for The Eastern Daily Press between 1941 and 1944. It is effectively, therefore, a continuation of the story of the Norfolk farm; together with a reprint copy of 'Norfolk Life', by Lilias Rider Haggard & Henry Williamson, original cloth gilt (2)

Los 7011

Sir John Ross: 'Narrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a North-West Passage, and of a Residence in the Arctic Regions During the Years 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833', London, A.W. Webster, 1835, 1st edition, two volumes in one (including appendix), 49 plates and charts in total, volume I with 30 plates and charts, of which 6 hand coloured and 2 folding charts (large folding chart at end with some offsetting and large closed tear) as called for; appendix volume with 19 plates (of 20, lacks portrait frontis), of which 11 hand coloured lithographs and 1 hand coloured engraving, xxxiii, [1], 740, xii, 120, cii, [2]pp, thick 4to, old half calf gilt (worn)

Los 7043

Francis Blomefield: 'An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk', London, William Miller, 1805-1810, 11 volumes, mezzotint portrait frontis plus 3 folding engraved maps/plans (comprising Norwich, King's Lynn & Map of Marshland (often not present)), plus 33 engraved plates (many folding) plus 14 pedigrees on 15 folding sheets as called for, half titles, ex Exeter City Library, uniform rebound green library cloth gilt, some library markings and some single page plates toned as usual, but else internally an extremely clean and tidy set, with all folding maps, plates and pedigrees professionally backed onto linen to reinforce and conserve them, inner joints professionally reinforced, a good, presentable utilitarian set of Blomefield's comprehensive history of the county of Norfolk, widely considered to be detailed, reliable and comparable with the best county histories of the period (11)

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FRANK DICKSEE (18753-1928). Portrait study of a bishop holding a staff, signed with monogram lower right, watercolour, unframed, 43 x 28 cm

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A 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURE STUDY OF A GEORGIAN YOUNG MAN, signed with monogram upper right, oil onboard, framed, 10 x 8 cm

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