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Los 129
Queen Anne: a good Vauxhall cylindrical stoneware tankard of three pint capacity applied with a moulded oval portrait medallion flanked by animals, buildings, trees and flowerheads, crudely incised 3pt beneath the strap handle, circa 1720, 183mm high, very minor chips Illustrated (commemorative commemorate) *A not dis-similar Vauxhall tankard dated 1722 from a Canadian collection was sold by Christies South Kensington on 7th May 1999 as lot 509
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Russian Revolution: a Russian porcelain plate after the originals stylistically painted in the propaganda style with a Red Guard impaling vouchers, flags, date and inscription, the reverse marked and inscribed Adomovich, 239mm and another similar decorated with a portrait of Lenin and the Red Star (2) Illustrated (commemorative commemorate)
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Russian Revolution: a Russian porcelain plate after the originals stylistically painted in the propaganda style with a portrait of Lenin, the Russian Eagle obscured by the Red Star and ration coupons, the reverse marked and inscribed Adomovich, 238mm and another similar decorated with a revolutionary (2) Illustrated (commemorative commemorate) *See an article in the Apollo magazine of April 2017 for an illustration of the first of the two plates in this lot. A translation of the inscription reads: He who does not work does not eat.
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Gold enamel and sapphire brooch, tested 14ct, Ebel 18ct white gold wristwatch stamped 750, silver twist bangle stamped 800, portrait of a Lady, hand painted porcelain, silver pendant brooch, stamped 800 etc Condition Report Ebel wristwatch approx 3.8gm (excluding movement), 14ct brooch approx 3.2gm Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Los 57
Circle of Philip Wickstead (1763-1786) ''Mrs Bryan Edwards'' - Seated in a grand house receiving correspondence from her attendant servant Inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 73cm by 61cm (oval) Philip Wickstead is best known for painting the planters and well-heeled individuals of Jamaica during the latter part of the 18th century. It is believed that Wickstead may have undertaken some early training in the studio of Zohan Zoffany. In 1774 Wickstead was taken to Jamaica by his patron William Beckford. The sitter of the portrait as described as ''Mrs Bryan Edwards'' could possibly be the mother of Bryan Edwards (1743-1800) MP and Historian of Jamaica. Mrs Bryan Edwards nee Elizabeth Bayly was widowed in 1758 and the maintenance and education of her children (including Bryan Edwards Jnr) was undertaken by their uncle Zacchary Bayly, a wealthy merchant of Jamaica. see illustration
Los 65
Circle of Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680) Dutch Three-quarter length portrait of Lady Elizabeth Capel Daughter of Arthur, Lord Capel, wife of Charles, Earl of Carnarvon Inscribed, oil on canvas 124.5cm by 102cm Elizabeth Capel was the sister of Arthur Capel (1632-1693), first Earl of Essex and was known to have been painted several times by Lely. Eight pictures by Lely hung in the Library of Cassiobury Park, along with other family portraits, which remained in place until 1922, when the house and its contents were sold. A further example of Lely's painting of Elizabeth Capel can be found in the Metropolitan Museum, New York. see illustration
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