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Michele Albanesi (Italian, 1816-1878), a portrait miniature, of H. Conte de Mandato, Consule Generale Ponteficio, Naples, half-length, slightly turned to dexter, wearing naval uniform with gilt-embroidered collar with anchors, epaulettes, sword and sash, a medal pinned at his breast and a bicorn hat in hand, the background with Mount Vesuvius draped by a curtain, signed, dated 1852, oval, watercolour on ivory, 8cm x 3.5cm, contemporary gilt easel oval easel frame, engraved titled cartouche to base, 9.5cm high overall, dated 1852
Los 135
Three 19th century bronze medals - Joseph Moore 1817-1892- medallist and die-sinker, portrait of Joseph Moore to obverse, reverse reading 'The Medal was engraved at the earnest request of his family and many friends, by Joseph Moore in his 75th year 1891, in case as issued, Lawson Tait 1845-1899, pioneer surgeon and father of genealogy, portrait of Lawson Tait to obverse, reverse reading 'This medal of Lawson Tait was engraved from the life by his friend Joseph Moore 1890' under a coat of arms, cased, and a Royal Geographic Society prize medal to Martin Stewart 1870, cased as issued
Los 407
A small collection of Nazi memorabilia comprising, Adolf Hitler 1889-1939 circular profile portrait plaque, 90mm diam, Fliegerkorps circular alloy plaque, 82mm diam, Freiwilliger photo-ID card with stamps, two Nazi red & white arm bands, demi-lune blue & white cloth Eagle patch, six various metal and enamel badges and two books including Mein Kampf
Los 469
George Harcourt Sephton (1885-1923), Half-length portrait of a young boy seated back-to-front on a stick-back chair and holding an apple, inscribed to reverse Thomas Allan Workman, signed with monogram 'GS' and dated '1911,' also inscribed verso with both the sitter and artist's full name, enamel on copper, 12x11cm. (A portrait of Queen Victoria by George Harcourt Sephton is in the Museum of London)
Los 101
A Georgian yellow metal brooch circa 1800 of rectangular form depicting a silhouette portrait of a man in side profile by John Miers, signed, with snake border, length 30mm, width 23mm, gross weight 6g. Condition: No signs of any damage, possible replacement of clasp and loop to rear, general surface wear and minor tarnishing present, overall appearance is very good.
Los 180
Large black marble and pink rouge mantel clock with breget escapement, two train movement, lion mask ring handles and portrait mount to front plinth, 54cm high. Red marble on front cracked right the way through. Small losses throughout. Metal mounts tarnished. Have not had this running but movement appears complete. Cannot guarantee working order.
Los 316
Attributed to BENJAMIN WEST PRA (1730-1820); oil on canvas, portrait of a young child in period costume standing in a corner with a broken picture on the floor, printed to frame 'Benjamin West RA', 46 x 34cm, framed. CONDITION REPORT Has been re-framed, crazing to paint throughout, area of bubbling to right hand side where the painting has been repaired.
Los 13
Fruit & Cup A. E. Barnes Original Acrylic - Mounted and Framed 51x44cmArtsist Statement I was never interested in painting or drawing when I was little. I wanted to read books and study the night sky. I loved to re-decorate my room, and move the furniture around. I was more interested in cerebral things and studied Philosophy and Comparative Religion at the University of West Florida. My parents had an art gallery in downtown Daytona Beach, Florida when I was a baby. 1964, to be precise, during that Aquarian Age of intellectual and social reformation. My mother is a famous southern painter, Diana Barnes. My father is an infamous mathematician and story teller. So, I have certainly grown up in a world of ideas and art. We were a little bit of a gypsy family, touring with my mother on painting trips and for art show events. In May of 1989, I had a crazy idea to paint a portrait of my mom riding a pig in her living room, for a Mother’s Day gift. I got some old plywood and primed it white. Then I began to design the portrait in the afternoon. I stayed up all night working and got up early the next day and began again. I loved painting so much that I continued to find boards, painting on them for the rest of the week.Still lifes, interior scenes of my own house and garden, landscapes from my historic neighborhood. I had finished about 20 paintings in a week. I stopped eating or sleeping; I painted everything I saw and began to use wild colors. I bought a set of good oil paints and borrowed some old brushes from my mom. I had always been in love with the French painters, the Fauves . Henry Matisse, Maurice de Vlaminck and Andre Derain were my new heroes. I checked out every library book on Impressionism and Expressionism. I covered my walls in posters of paintings by Van Gogh and Gauguin.I was hooked on oil painting like a monkey hooked on chocolate covered bananas. There was no turning back. Being an expert at moving furniture, I re-arranged my house, making the living room into a giant art studio. That was week two of my new found painting career. I vowed on the grave of Henri Matisse that I would paint forever! When I first started painting, the Outsider and Folk Art Movement was getting underway in the Southern states. Because I never studied art, I was lumped into this new and upcoming group. I was accepted to prestigious art shows like the Piedmont Art Festival in Atlanta and shows in Miami, Key West, Dallas, Houston and Washington DC. I loved talking to customers and learning about their homes and interests.I started painting special order work for private homes and corporate headquarters. I was able to place my work in wonderful galleries. I was so lucky to be able to sell paintings, enough to pay my bills. I have been painting for 23 years. It seems like yesterday when I first picked up the brush. I love oil paints the best; but I also use acrylics some of the time. I learned early on to use the best canvas and paints, which insures a high quality painting that will last for hundreds of years. I have exhibited in lots of art shows, presented work in great art galleries in the US and Mexico and sold paintings to many wonderful people including Rod Stewart and Reggie Jackson.
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