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Science and Astronomy, commemorative portrait medals - Edmund Halley and Sir Isaac Newton: The first EDMUNDUS HALLEY , copper by J A Dassier, bewigged bust right wearing academic gown, the reverse with legend within ornate border ASTRONOMUS REGIS MAGNAE BRITANNIAE MDCCXLIV , 1744, diameter 54.5mm; the second ISAACVS NEWTONVS, bronze by John Croker, bust left wearing gown, the reverse with legend over seated Classical female FELIX. COGNOSCERE. CAUSAS, M.D.CC.XXVI, 1726, diameter 52mm, (2).
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William Derham - two engraved portraits: The first engraved by James Green after an unknown artist, oval tableau entitled William Derham D.D., Canon of Windfor. unframed, 25.5 x 17.5cm (10 x 6.75ins); the second anonymous, the lower border entitled WILLIAM DERHAM D.D., probably circa 1700, framed and glazed, 12.5 x 8.5cm (4.875 x 3.375ins) to mount; with Thomas Tompion - a photolithographic portrait , reproduced from the mezzotint portrait engraved by John Smith after Kneller, 20th century, the lower margin entitled Tho: Tompion. Automatopoeus , 20th century, unframed, the image 35.5 x25.5cm (14.25 x 10ins); and another reduced photographic reproduction of the same image, framed and glazed, 13.5cm x 10cm (5.25 x 4ins), (4). Provenance: The estate of Michael Hurst.
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CHINESE SCHOOL, a portrait of a Manchu court official in full robes, seated on a dragon carved throne. Watercolours on pith or rice paper. 20cm x 17 approx. Gilded gesso European frame.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Close inspection reveals a number of small, possibly worm holes, in one particular area, together with odd foxing spots, very dirty externally.
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SIR JOHN 'KYFFIN' WILLIAMS, (Welsh, 1918-2006), full length portrait study of a farmer with bucket, black ink and wash, unsigned, from a series produced for the Farmers Weekly Newspaper, c. 1953. 13.5 x 11.5cm.Provenance: purchased from Abbott and Holder by the vendor c. 1986.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
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19TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL, portrait of a young girl with blond ringlets, on ivory, within engraved pinchbeck frame, 43 x 37mm. Original leather covered box.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Some discolouring to the frame and the hinge appears to have been glued in place, miniature itself appearing good. The box itself is generally scuffed and worn with some damage to corners.
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GROUP OF FOUR PORTRAIT MINIATURES, 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, all appearing to be painted on ivory, to include: female nude, 75cm approx,; young woman with ribbon in her hair, 9cm approx; young gentleman in armour, 7cm, and a portrait of a woman with piled hair in Roman style, 6cm. Three in yellow metal frames, the forth in a padded type frame. (4)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
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GILDED AND HAND PAINTED BLUE GLASS PEDESTAL BOWL decorated in 16th Century style with reserved portrait vignettes of a lady and gentleman, together with a continuous scene of female figures arriving at, and subsequently bathing in, a fountain or well. 24cm diameter x 19.5cm high.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Rather grubby but not appearing to show any damage, worn and rubbed in places.
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Two Ravar Kerman portrait rugs depicting Shah Abbas, south west Persia, the first, early 20th century. 2ft. 9in. X 2ft. 0.84m. X 0.61m. Small inscription cartouche in the top borders. Some wear in places; splits to left side centre; damage to top end; remnants of glue to ends verso. The second, late 19th century, 2ft. 7in. X 1ft. 10in. 0.79m. X 0.56m. With inscription in the field. Overall wear; ends missing; remnants of glue verso; crudely lined. (2)
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Pair of Ravar Kerman portrait rugs as one rug (i.e. uncut) depicting Ahmad Shah(?), south east Persia, early 20th century, 2ft. 8in. X 3ft. 11in. overall; 0.81m. X 1.20m. Overall. Slight wear in places; slight loss to ends. Finely woven with a soft palette. Cf. Tanavoli, P. Kings, Heroes & Lovers, p. 81, pl. 29 for a portrait of Ahmad Shah (1909-1924)
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A Military Service medal 1793-1814, having eight clasps, Toulose Orthes, Vittoria, Salamanca, Badajoz, Ciudad Rodrigo, Busaco and Albuhera, awarded to D.BOTTOMLY, GUNNER, R.ARTY, in original cardboard box, together with a pinchbeck framed swivel miniature of D.Bottomly, on one side a portrait of him when he was younger, the other as an older gentleman wearing the Military Service medal, plus a Duke of Wellington medallion and related research (parcel)
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The Time Has Come To Conquer Or Submit', For Us There Is But One Choice. We Have Made It' - Woodrow Wilson, Buy a Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan and Help Win the War, this poster showing a portrait of Woodrow Wilson, flanked to either side by banners bearing Stars and Stripes, published by The American Lithographic Co, approx 51x76cm slight tears and knocks to all of the edges, damage to the lower right corner, tear to the centre top edge, taped to reverse, otherwise generally good condition, rolled
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German porcelain cameo depicting Prussian King Fridericus Borussorum Rex (1740-1786), relief moulded in white porcelain, bordered with gilt, 55mm, mounted within an ebonised miniature frame, 14cm x 12.5cm; also three Victorian portrait silhouettes, all mounted within ebonised frames, the largest 9cm x 7cm (4)
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A miniature portrait locket pendant inset with a hand painted portrait of a young lady, the interior engraved Cicely, 11th July, 1904, in gold stamped 18 ct, 4.4 cm, another containing dried flower, 18 ct, and an oval locket, unmarked gold portrait locket 18.3 grams gross Flower locket 11 grams gross, small indentation on reverseplain locket 6.7 grams
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Charles West Cope, British 1811-1890 - self-portrait, pencil and coloured chalk heightened with white, 22.5cm x 20cm; portrait of the artists grandfather, charcoal and coloured chalk, 23.5cm x 16cm; and portrait of William Powell Frith, charcoal and coloured chalk, 23.5cm x 18.5cm PROVENANCE: Purchased from the artist by the vendor's grandfather who was a book and fine art agent for Stephens & Brown and a personal friend of the artist.
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Alfred Edward Chalon (1780-1860) - portrait of two girls, watercolour heightened with white, signed with monogram, 32.5cm x 22cm, inscribed verso (This painting was drawn when Georgina was seven years old and Catherine was two years old and given to me by their fond father, George Bampfylde, March 22nd 1830)
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Commemorative Medals, George III, complimentary medal, gilt-silver, c. 1780-1800, by Julien Colibert, armoured bust of the King to r., with Sash and ermine mantle, his hair tied back with ribband, GEORGIUS. III. DE. GR. MAG. BRITAN. FRAN. ET. HIB. REX., rev. the sun in Majesty, DIFFUSO LUMINE NITET, 74mm. (BHM.2, R3, misattributed to the Accession; Eimer 923; Brockmann 1031; BDM I, 448; BDM.VII, 188), small piercing in border above B of BRITAN, a splendid portrait medal, good very fine, extremely rare Julien Colibert was received as a citizen of Geneva in 1765. He is known to have walked out on his family in 1769, and for sometime after that he lived in London. Forrer (VII, 188), dates the medal to Colibert’s second stay in London, so c. 1777. All medals by Colibert are very rare and whilst the dating is by no means certain, the medal has nothing to do with the King’s accession. The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals
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Commemorative Medals, The Lawrence Memorial for St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, Sir Alfred Gilbert’s gold medal, awarded 1898 to Thomas Jeeves Horder, cast and chased, portrait of Lawrence, almost full-face, within scrolled border, WILLIAM LAWRENCE 1783-1867 ST BARTHOLOMEWS HOSPITL, rev. a naked youth pressing through a shield flanked by the crouching figures of Wisdom and Science pointing to the inscription in Greek, ‘Ever to Excel’ upon it, named T. J. HORDER in scroll above, 55.5mm., 22ct,. total wt. approx 100gms (BDM.Vol II, 263; BDM.VII, 371; Isabel Macallister, Alfred Gilbert, London 1929), in [Art Union] fitted case, extremely fine and a great rarity Sir Thomas Jeeves Horder, later Baron Horder of Ashford (1871-1955), the recipient of the medal, had a long and distinguished career in medicine, mostly at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital and held Royal Appointments to three monarchs including Extra Physician to Elizabeth II. The Lawrence Memorial scholarship, in memory of Sir William Lawrence (1783-1867), was initiated in 1873, with a medal being given from 1876. The Lawrence family so disliked the portrait on the original medal that in 1891 Gilbert was commissioned to produce a new one, derived from the Pickersgill portrait. The plaster for the medal and an example in gold were exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1897. Gilbert, however, was involved in the production of only the first four medals awarded, of which two are known to have survived, this piece and the 18ct example in the possession of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. That Horder’s medal is in 22ct. gold rather than the 18ct. intended, suggests that it was the specimen chased by Gilbert and exhibited at the Royal Academy. The original moulds were lost when Gilbert fled to Bruges in 1901, to escape his creditors, and all subsequent medals were aftercasts taken from an existing medal, though awarded only in 9ct. gold. The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals
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Commemorative Medals, Italy, Francesco Redi (1626-1696), physician to the Grand Dukes, entomologist and poet, cast bronze portrait medal, 1684, by Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi (1656-1740), draped bust r., with long hair, wearing gown and open shirt, FRANCISCVS. REDI. PATRITIVS. ARETINVS., rev. Minerva, a spear in her left hand, uncovering Nature, before a temple, signed in ex. M. SOLDANVS. F., 88mm. (V&T.37; Bargello 7838; Clifford 298; Johnson 140, fig.127; Lankheit 121; Brettauer 951; M&E Lankheit 711), good very fine with dark patination, minute piercing in rim The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals
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Commemorative Medals, Sir Sydenham Poyntz (1607-1663), Parliamentarian Major-General, silver portrait medal, 1646, by Abraham Simon, bust of Poyntz, to l., hair long, in armour with plain falling collar and scarf across the breast, signed A.S. on truncation, rev. legend in 6 lines, 1646 . SIDEN : POINTZ . 10,000 . EQVIT : ET . PED : ASSOCIAT : SEPTENT : DVX . SVM : EBOR : GVBER., 35mm (MI 325/163; Eimer 152; Hill & Pollard [1978], pl 30, 1; Platt II, pp. 250-256), original shaped suspension loop and small loop at bottom (for droplet), a strong portrait, some tooling to field and casting flaw on M of SVM, good very fine *Bt. Spink, 13 February, 1984. Major-General Sir Sydenham Poyntz (1607-1663) returned to England in 1645 after 20 years experience as a mercenary fighting for the Imperial Spanish army under Ernst von Mansfeld during the Thirty Years’ War. Given command of Parliamentary forces in northern England, in September 1645 he defeated the King at Rowton Heath and prevented the relief of Chester, as detailed on the medal’s legend. Sir John Maclean, Memoir of the Family of Poyntz (1886), refers to the medal being made at York, where Poyntz had been appointed Governor in 1645, though the present cataloguers can find no confirmation of this. Poyntz was made to resign his commission (in favour of John Lambert); he had some involvement in the failed Presbyterian coup of the summer of 1647; he fled to Amsterdam, then in 1650 was appointed governor of the Leeward Islands in the West Indies. It is thought he may have ended his days in Virginia. The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals
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Commemorative Medals, Scotland, James V, cast bronze medal, by James Tassie (post 1791), bust three-quarters l. (after the portrait by Corneille de Lyon, c. 1536), wearing plumed hat and ermine cloak, rev. legend in 6 lines, 54.5mm. (MI.45/39 and note p. 13; BDM.VI, p.25), extremely fine, rare Tassie planned a series of medals of the Scottish monarchs to be made in opaque white glass, but it was never completed. Bronze casts were also made and MI records medals of James I, James IV and Mary, Queen of Scots, whilst a medal of Robert the Bruce was sold in Baldwin Auction 38, 4 October 2004 (lot 1161).
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Commemorative Medals, Sir William Quiller Orchardson, R.A. (1832–1910), Scottish portraitist and painter of domestic and historical subjects, silver prize medal, of plaquette form, of the Exposition Internationale des Beaux-Arts, Brussels, 1897, by Baron Thomas Jules Vinçotte (1850–1925) for Maison Wolfers, winged Fame in diaphanous robe, blows her trumpet, leaning on arch through which a distant cityscape, named, ‘ORCHARDSON, WILLIAM- QUILLER, R.A.’, 70.5 x 82.5mm., ‘V.P. and balance’ mark on all four sides, has been lightly buffed, good very fine The painting for which William Quiller Orchardson received this prize was a portrait of Mrs. Samuel Joseph (catalogue entry no. 38). Orchardson is best remembered today for the painting Napoleon on board the Bellepheron and the wonderfully moody The First Cloud. He was knighted in 1907. The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals
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Commemorative Medals, Edward VI, Christ’s Hospital, the Amicable Society of Blues, richly gilt-silver badge silver, c.1790, signed IA, after a portrait by William Scrots, bust three-quarters left on stippled background, wearing feathered cap doublet and Garter Chain and George, EDVARDUS SEXTUS R, rev. an old man seated l., with his three sons around, classically dressed, VIS UNITA FORTIOR, 60.5 x 42.5mm. (MI.62/18; cf. D&W.151/387; cf. Withers 2109), formed of two plates united by the rim, bowed ribbon suspender, extremely fine and very rare The Amicable Society of Blues was the original ‘old boys’ society, founded in 1629, and these badges were worn each year on the Founder’s Day, Edward VI’s birthday, 12 October. William Scrots was a painter of the Tudor court to whom several portraits of Edward VI are attributed.
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Commemorative Medals, The A. H. S. Maine, a silver striking of a Royal Presentation medal, heavy silver medal by Tiffany & Co, unsigned American medal, 1899-1901, heraldic American eagle above a port broadside ship-portrait of the Maine, flying three masthead flags, the Geneva [Red] Cross, Union Jack and US Ensign, legend within ribbands, “Presented by the American Ladies Committee”, rev. within olive wreath, “To HM Queen Victoria in commemoration of the A. H. S. Maine South Africa & China 1899-1901, 76mm., choice mint state and extremely rare
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Commemorative Medals, Lieutenant General Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell (1857-1941), the Defence of Mafeking, silver portrait medal, 1900, unsigned [by F. Bowcher for Spink], facing bust of Baden-Powell in uniform and hat, rev. soldiers and sailors bringing up a gun, 45mm. (BHM.3677; Eimer 1843; Hern 106), extremely fine, light tone
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Commemorative Medals, Elizabeth Cleypole [Claypole] (1629-1658), second daughter of Oliver Cromwell, uniface silver memorial medal, 1658, by Thomas Simon, bust r., wearing single strand of pearls, hair tied back, 34mm. (MI.430/74; Platt II, p. 38), a contemporary cast of excellent quality, the smooth field emphasising the portrait which shows evidence of tooling, plain reverse also smoothed, extremely rare *Bt. Spink, 10 October, 1998; ex Glendining auction, 6 June, 1990 (lot 280) Elizabeth Claypole, the favourite daughter of Oliver Cromwell, married the Rt. Hon. Lord John Claypole, Master of the Horse, in January, 1646; they had four children but there were no descendants. She died at Hampton Court and is buried in Westminster Abbey. The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals
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Commemorative Medals, Sir Charles Erskine of Alva (1617-1663), cast pewter portrait medal, 1647, by Abraham Simon, bust l., long hair falling over plain lace collar and buttoned doublet, rev. legend, 1647 CAR ÆRESKINVS EQV ÆT 30, 36mm (MI 330/173: Platt II, p. 94; Foley 280), very fine, the cast appears to be contemporary with slight indentation on reverse (matching the relief of the head), extremely rare *Bt. Seaby, 26 October 1978. MI. lists a single specimen in gold and two others, these both silver. The date of Sir Charles Erskine’s birth is shown elsewhere as 1611 (not 1617 as implied by the medal). He was the 4th son of John, 8th Earl of Mar and married Mary Hope in 1639. In 1645 he was a commissioner negotiating the Treaty of Uxbridge, a significant but abortive negotiation to try to end the First Civil War. In the same year he also served as a Commissioner for Scotland at the Westminster Assembly of Divines the purpose of which was to restructure the Church of England. The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals
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Commemorative Medals, Field Marshall Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts, VC, Siege of Mafeking, bronze portrait medal, 1900, unsigned [by F. Bowcher] for Spink, facing bust, rev. soldiers and sailors bringing up a gun, BLOEMFONTEIN PRETORIA, 45mm. (BHM.3677; Eimer 1843; Hern 150; CMZAR 64), good very fine
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Commemorative Medals, Lieutenant General Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell (1857-1941), the Defence of Mafeking, bronze portrait medal, 1900, unsigned [by F. Bowcher for Spink], facing bust of Baden-Powell in uniform and hat, rev. soldiers and sailors bringing up a gun, 45mm.; with small silver medal, similar, 22.5mm. (BHM. 3677; Eimer 1843; Hern 106), latter with suspension loop and ring, extremely fine and very fine (2)
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