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Los 99
'Faithful Friends' - portrait of a Cocker Spaniel, drypoint etching signed in pencil by David Gee, titled on label verso, 'Neil', colour print after Cecil Aldin (British 1870-1935), titled on label verso, Sheepdog, early 20th century etching signed G.R. Marshall and dated 1912, and three pen and ink studies of dogs framed as one, unsigned, max 13cm x 16cm (4)
Los 2224
Silver and foreign wares, comprising; a Middle Eastern heart shaped box and cover, the cover embossed with deities, otherwise scroll engraved, a rectangular snuff box with enamelled cover and oval glazed panel, detailed 800, a circular powder compact, the cover enamelled and with a portrait of a lady, detailed 800 and a silver gilt medallion, the reverse presentation inscribed, Birmingham 1922, (4).
Los 37
NICK ROSS (Contemporary) Dipu and Chand, Gujarat, Olpad Village, (Dipu the youngest, Chand was the eldest), 2000: platinum print, mounted, dated and initialled in pencil by the photographer in pencil lower r.h on the margin, 40.5cm x 37.5cm within mounts, framed and glazed, sold with Native Family Portrait, 2005: platinum print, mounted, initialled and dated in pencil by the photographer lower r.h. on the margin, 37cm x 41cm within mounts, framed and glazed. (2) DDS
Los 1346
A group of four 18th/19th century portrait miniatures, depicting members of the Patten/Rose family, including three portrait miniatures on ivory of; Jonathan Patten (1695-1765) 3cm, his daughter Lettice Patten (1737 -) by "JB", signed, 4.5cm, Lettice's husband's second wife Lydia Rose, 4.5cm and a silhouette portrait of Jonathan Patten Jnr 6cm, (4).
Los 1367
A French ivory dressing table box and cover, late 19th century, of circular form with a portrait to the lid (8.5cm), a late 19th century Cantonese carved ivory visiting card case (8.5cm high), a Chinese ivory puzzle ball, a stained bone chess set (King 8cm high), a Chinese ivory dog of Fo (7cm) and a late 19th century turned ivory ring tree, (qty).
Los 1380
Nine portrait miniatures on ivory of animals, two signed W.H. Wheeler (Walter Herbert Wheeler, English, 1878-1960), one dated 1930, comprising; seven dogs, one cat and one horse, each circular (the largest 34mm diam), in modern square gilt metal frames and three further miniatures of lesser quality (two dogs and one horse) similarly framed, (12)
Los 1421
Mid-19th English school, a portrait miniature on ivory of a young boy in a green coat, with white frilly collar, 6.5cm high, another portrait miniature of a gentleman in a blue coat, 6.8cm high and a reframed pale blue glass backing to a portrait miniature with central hair lock in 'Jewellery' surround, (3 on a common mount).
Los 1107
An early 19th century sulphide included scent bottle and stopper by Pellatt & Green, the bottle with a sulphide portrait of Princess Charlotte (1796-1817), signed to rear of portrait, within raised diamond cut panel surround, with matching stopper, h.10.5cm. Condition report: Very small chip to underside of top lip. Otherwise appears free of any damage. Glass of good colour. Appears very little handled.
Los 1382
A mid-18th century gilt metal snuff-box, of waisted rectangular form, the cover set with five enamelled porcelain portrait plaques within filigree worked border, the frieze chased with C-scrolls, shells and flowers, plain interior, 7.5cm. Porcelain panel to upper right corner is cracked.Porcelain panel to upper left corner is scratched.Filigree work appears complete.Front edge of cover pitted and slightly bent.Obvious gilt wear to extremities and underside.Otherwise no apparent faults.
Los 244
English School - early 18th century - of Naval interest, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of Daniel Furzer (d1719) with his son John Furzer and ship behind - presumably HMS Dover, Indistinctly inscribed verso 'Daniel Furzer Lieut RN H.M. Ship Dover killed in action 1719, & his infant and only son John Furzer', 7cm x 5.25cm, Framed and glazedAccording to family notes this Daniel Furzer (c1719) was the son of Daniel Furzer (d 17th Mar 1715), Surveyor of the Navy to William III and brother to John Furzer who was drowned with HM frigate The Hind in 1721 off Jersey. Daniel Furzer junior married Ann Grey. They had one son John Furzer (d1721), a purser in the Royal Navy in charge of HM Dockyard. Daniel Furzer painted here is recorded as being in service on HMS Dover, which saw action against the Spanish off Cape St Vincent on 9/12/1719. It is presumed that the ship painted in this miniature is HMS Dover. CONDITION REPORT: The frame may not be original to the miniature - it is broken at the top and the bottom and held together by old metal supports, there is also an old chip to the frame. The ivory miniature appears to be ok but lightly grubby. There are some small paint losses to the bottom of the sitters hair and a little to the ship and there is some rubbing to the sea and jacket of the son at 4 and 5 o'clock and similar rubbing to the edge at 7 and 8 o'clock. The backing card and paper to the reverse of the miniature are not original. When viewed from the back it would appear that there is a thin film folded over the edge from the front side - this is only be around the edge of the miniature to hold the glass to the miniature.Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 245
English School - late 18th - of Naval interest, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of Captain James Furzer Royal Marines, Named verso, 'Captain James Furzer Maine' 'Died HMS Queen 1800',6.5cm x 5cm, In gilt metal frame, glass cracked CONDITION REPORT: There are two thin scratches - possibly a crack, to the face in an inverted V, both coming from the sitters right eye, one extends down to the neck, the other extends across to the left into the hair. The glass has an old crack at the bottom and some moisture or water may have got onto the image along this crack. The miniature is lightly grubby, with three internal 'bits of dirt' and four dead 'bugs' trapped behind the glass visible. There is a white blemish to the lower right of the frame at about 4 o'clock and a spot blemish. The back of the frame has an old label which is heavily browned. The internal woven hair has some internal 'bits of dirt' and some discolouration at edge - old damp marks. Frame with general age wear. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 246
English School - early 19th century - of Naval interest, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of Lieut Col H. R. Furzer, Inscribed verso 'Lieut Col H R Furzer of the Plymouth Division R Marine' and 'Retired 1814',6.5cm x 5cm, Framed and glazed, With a portrait miniature of Frances ? wife of Liet Colonel H R Furzer', framed and glazed (2) CONDITION REPORT: Col Furzer is a little discoloured to the face, some minor paint loss and a little grubby. The glass is grubby and loose from the frame. The paper on the back of the miniature is torn. Some Age wear cracks and scuffs to the lacquered frame. Frances - lightly grubby, with an internal hair and spot of dirt sitting on the left hand side of the face, other dirt specks towards the bottom on the miniature - frame with general wear. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 247
English School - 18th century - of Naval interest, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of a Royal Marine from the Elliot family, With woven hair verso and gilt metal initials 'AJE', 6.5cm x 5.5cm, In gilt metal frame CONDITION REPORT: Miniature and glass lightly grubby, more so to the top and bottom edge - with some specks of dirt on the inside. The woven hair at the back is a little grubby / discoloured and a little ruffled, with some old damp spotting. Frame with general wear. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 248
English School - late 18th century of naval interest, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of 2nd Lieut Henry Elliot - Royal Marines, Inscribed verso and baring date '1779'6cm x 5cm, Framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT: The miniature is lightly grubby with some minor paint loss. There are two scratches / marks to the face and a hair line crack to the ivory edge at 9 o'clock. The Miniature sits 'back' from the glass as it is currently set. Frame with general age wear and tarnishing - craqueleur to the lacquer and a chip to the bottom edge. . The ivory panel may be a little curved. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 249
English School - early 19th century - of naval interest, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of Lieut G Elliot Royal Marines (1802-1892), Inscribed verso, 7.5cm x 5.5cm, Framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT: The miniature is grubby - more so to the edge, and the ivory panel is warped. A few minor small paint 'nicks' but overall ok. Frame with general age wear. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 250
English School - early 19th century - of naval interest, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of J. G. Elliot 33rd Regiment (b1797), Inscribed verso, 7cm x 5.5cm, Framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT: The miniature is grubby and perhaps a little yellowed. A few paint 'nicks' or dirt specks to the inside. The panel is warped. Frame with age wear patina / tarnishing. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 251
English School - 18th century - of naval interestWatercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of Captain John Elliot 28th Regiment, Also inscribed verso 'Killed unmarried, son of Henry Elliot who married Miss Elliot of Binks. Brother of Captain Henry Elliot who married Catherine Furzer, With a small miniature of Henry Elliot as a boy son of Henry Elliot and Catherine Furzer and a watercolour on paper miniature of 'Catherine Furzer wife of Capt James Henry Elliot Marines' married c1788, a French engraving of General Elliot and a book, MCGUFFIE (T), THE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR 1779-1783, Batsford 1965 (5) CONDITION REPORT: Captain John Elliot - grubby and appears a little rubbed around the face, frame with age wear patina and some chips. Henry Elliot (Blue coat) - glass loose, ivory with loss to the left at 9 o'clock. Light surface wear, initialled 'J.B' to the right hand side - frame with age wear patina. Ivory panel with a curve. Catherine Furzer - lightly grubby and paper browned throughout. Frame with craqueleur. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 252
English School - late 18th century - of Naval interest, Three watercolour on ivory portrait miniatures, Portrait of Royal Marine officers in uniform - possibly from the Elliot family, 3.5cm x 3cm, In glazed gilt metal frames (3) CONDITION REPORT: All miniatures a little grubby. Officer with red hair - perhaps some wear to the right hand side and some paint wear to the face. Officer with the grey wig - a blemish to the darker area at the back of the neck or this is a ribbon in the hair. Some small 'blooming' visible to the red of the racket. Other officer - two degraded patches to the top, a brown blemish to he face and a black blemish to the neck / collar. Perhaps a few light surface scratches to the right side of the background - indistinctly initialled and dated at about 4 o'clock. Each of the back panels are curved - two alterations to the back. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 253
English School - 18th century, Watercolour portrait miniature - possibly on ivory, Portrait of a lady in a blue dress, 3.75cm x 3.5cm overall, In garnet set base metal frame CONDITION REPORT: A little grubby internally - some internal dirt specks - some slight wear to the paint. Glass scratched. The frame lacking eight gems and some of the others chipped. Frame grubby and tarnished. Later loop. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 254
English School - late 18th century, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of Rebecca Voster wife of Captain Black', Inscribed verso, 5cm x 4cm, In a verre eglomise glazed frame, With an early 19th century watercolour on ivory miniature of a lady in an ermine trimmed blue dress and cut hair insert verso, 5.5cm x 4.5cm, In gilt metal frame (2) CONDITION REPORT:GLASS FOR THE 18TH CENTURY MINIATURE HAS BEEN BROKEN - an image will be uploaded. 19th century miniature - Internally lightly grubby with some dirt specks accumulated to the left hand side and one siting on the eye brown of the sitter. Glass verso is cracked. Gilt metal frame with general tarnishing. 18th century miniature - loose from the frame. Some paint loss to the hair. Slightly grubby but generally ok - colours perhaps a little faded. Glass grubby, with scratches and wear to the gilt and black detailing throughout. Frame open and with general wear and edge chips. Miniature loose from the frame. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 255
English School - late 18th / early 19th century, Watercolour on ivory portrait miniature, Portrait of William Henry Elliot (b1790), Inscribed verso 'went to Canada', 7cm x 5.5cm, In gilt metal frame (at fault), With a 19th century silhouette of Arthur Blackall? and an oval bronzed silhouette of a gentleman (3) CONDITION REPORT: William Elliot - Grubby internally with large yellow blemish to the right hand edge, rubbing to the paint of the jacket and hair on the left, some other small paint loss to the hair. Frame with general age wear, the glass to the back cracked twice, internal hair poor and mouldy. Arthur Blackall? - paper heavily browned - some dirty specks internally. Frame with craqueleur. Bronzed silhouette poor condition. Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect between July and October 2019. Please note, this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Los 315
Anglo - Irish School - 18th century, Oil on canvas, Portrait believed to be Thomas George Southwell - 1st Viscount Southwell (1721-1780) Irish politician and Freemason, of County Limerick, 71.9cm x 59cm, Relined and framed CONDITION REPORT: Relined, grubby throughout and in need of cleaning. There is a dent to the canvas at the top left of the image (this has not split the canvas but has lost the paint. There is also a line scratch / rub to the left hand side of the sitter, again this has not split the canvas but has affected the paint. Some other light surface scratches but nothing as severe. The frame with old worm damage to the top and with general age wear throughout.
Los 331
German / Austrian School - late 19th century, Oil on panel, Portrait of a lady in a green dress holding a pink rose, possibly Vienna, 29cm x 10.5cm, Indistinct label verso with text possibly in German, Gilt wood and gesso frame CONDITION REPORT: Lightly grubby with three small marks to the top edge. Frame ok.
Los 334
Follower of Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680), Oil on canvas, Portrait of Centenarian Hannah Lowther (1654 - 1757), Inscribed to the middle left of the canvas, 'Mrs Hannah Lowther of Mask - died the 11th of Jan 1757 at 103 years and nine days', with old auction house stencil label verso 'B.H.218 W', 125cm x 100cm, Framed. Although inscribed as 'Mrs' it is likely that Hannah was a Miss. She is believed to be the daughter of Robert Lowther, a Leeds merchant and alderman of London. Her cousin Sir John Lowther has a portrait painted by Lely, a c1684 engraving after Lely can be found in the National Portrait Gallery online archive. Hannah Lowther was a lady in waiting to Queen Anne and her sister Queen Mary, surviving them both to the extraordinary age of 103 in 1757. In the latter part of her life she lived in Scotland Yard. She has the honour of being buried in Rutland Chapel at St Georges Chapel Windsor. There is a discrepancy in regard to the age Hannah lived to, one source states 106, the other 103, sadly no record of her baptism has been found to confirm which is correct. Her relation Sir William Lowther 3rd Bt of Marske and Hooker (1727-1756) left in his will the sum of £1700 a year to his relation (Great Aunt?) Hannah Lowther, and after her to Lord George Cavendish second son of the 3rd Duke of Devonshire. Horace Walpole comments in a letter that it was remarkable that she was left a legacy of £1700 when she was 100 from a man who was 29. Although the frame attributes the painting to Lely, similar compositions of hands, dress and background can be found on portraits by Sir Godfrey Kneller
Los 337
An album of 19th century pencil sketches completed by Louisa Lady Strange - second wife of Sir Thomas Andrew Lumisden Strange (1756-1841) a chief justice of Nova Scotia Canada, the album begun with a portrait of Lady Strange and followed by ninety five sketches and some colour pictures through Germany, Italy and a few of England dated between 1854 and 1861, they include Castle of Hindelberg, Valley of Neckar, Baden Baden, Florence, Tomb of the Horatii, Lariccia, Subiaco, Tivoli, Naples and Vesuvius, Sorrento, Torquay and a portrait of Casare Prosperi Buzi and other studies od figures in national dress, in one album (1)
Los 358
CHEMISTRY THEORETICAL PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL, nine vols, engraved plates, pictorial brown cloths, London, William Mackenzie; THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, six vols, pictorial green cloth, cassell Petter and Galpin; COPE (R), NATURAL HISTORY, or a description of earth and animated nature, hand coloured frontis, later 3/4 leather, London, Miler and Sowerby; with other pictorial and illustrated books (Qty)
Los 1504
Attributed to Gainsborough Dupont (1754-1797) - 'Sketch portrait of Greenwood the Auctioneer when at the age of thirty', pencil and chalk study on grey paper, later hand titled in ink to the base of the paper and with further pencil attribution ' Drawn by Thomas Gainsborough ', and annotation to the mount stating ' From the coll of Gainsborough Dupont (the artists nephew) see back of drawing. From the coll of the late Arthur Kay Esq ', the reverse of the drawing with pencil annotation ' AIE Drawn by T Gainsborough, bought at Gainsborough Dupont's sale 1797' , 26 x 41.5cm. Provenance: This painting is purported to have been lot 30 in Christie's sale 'Drawings by T Gainsborough RA and other English Painters - The Property of Arthur Kay Esquire' of 23rd May 1930, where it was catalogued as being by T. Gainsborough and coming from the collection of Sir Herbert Jerningham. It is also stated that this drawing was included in the Gainsborough Memorial Exhibition at Ipswich in 1929. In 2008, Bateman's Auctioneers attributed this drawing to Gainsborough Dupont after consultation with British art specialist Anthony Mould and Agnews Fine Art dealers. Upon Gainsborough Dupont’s death in 1797, much of his collection was sold by Christie’s in London and at local sales in the Gainsborough’s home town of Sudbury. There is ongoing debate that some of the works attributed to Thomas Gainsborough may have actually been drawn or at least finished by his nephew. Further notes of interest : There was an auctioneer by the name of John Greenwood (1727-1792) who had auction rooms in Leicester Square and was apparently well acquainted with many of the London based artists. Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) painted his friend the auctioneer James Christie in 1778 (in the Getty collection). Arthur Kay (1860-1939) was a prolific art collector and critic, and the author of Treasure Trove in Art published 1939.
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