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Preisdatenbank abonnierenAfter GEORGE MORLAND (1763-1804) Pair of framed, glazed, 19th Century, engravings, including one portrait of a well dressed woman holding a basket and feeding chickens in a park with title to print ‘Morning employment’, and one portrait of a well dressed woman with her dog watering a bed of flowers with title to print ‘Evening Employment’, 40cm x 31cm (2).
Pair of framed, glazed, unsigned, possibly 18th Century, prints, to include one portrait of a lady dressed in furs walking along a tree lined road, and one portrait of a classically styled woman seated and outstretching her hands and embracing another classical figure against a large column and wall, 53cm x 37cm, 31cm x 31cm (2).
KEN BIRCH. Framed, signed, 20th Century, oil on board, title to verso ‘The Mayor’s Ball’, abstract portrait of a woman loosely dressed with large pendant around her neck standing behind a curtain beyond which people are seated drinking with a reflective orb hanging beside her, 44cm x 70cm.
Pair of framed oils, to include one indistinctly signed seascape of a large sailing boat and smaller sailing boat in the distance with inscription to work, and one unsigned portrait of an old fisherman with a pipe seated on a wooden bench bandaging a small girl’s finger, 24cm x 45cm, 13cm x 9.5cm (2).
Pair of framed, signed, 20th Century, oil on board, to include one MAUD TURNER portrait of a golden spaniel with title to work ‘Judy’, and one CHRISTOPHER HALL (b.1930) landscape of a country lane lined with flowers and receding into trees in the distance with title to verso ‘The Driveway Martock’, 23.5 x 19cm, 26.5cm x 22.5cm (2).
Set of three works, to include one PEG FOSTER framed, signed, dated 2002, acrylic on canvas, portrait of an angel in gold robe and hat holding a small globe against a purple background, one PEG FOSTER framed, signed, dated 2007, acrylic on canvas, portrait of the head of a young girl in clowns attire against a blue background, and one framed, glazed, unsigned, 20th Century, print, depicting a row of dancers stretching, 90cm x 49cm, 49cm x 38cm, 28cm x 82cm (3).
Set of two unsigned, 19th Century, oils, to include one unframed portrait study of an old woman in an ornate lace and ribbon bonnet with title to verso ‘Robert Houle’s Gt Gt Grandmother Mrs Cohn?’, and one framed portrait of an old woman seated reading a large book placed on her lap, 34cm x 31cm, 39cm x 29cm (2).
Framed, glazed, indistinctly signed, 19th Century, print, title to work ‘Elizabeth Duchess of Rutland, Second Daughter of Frederick Earl of Carlisle, Born 13th November 1780 – Died 29th November 1825’, portrait of the Duchess of Rutland standing in a silk gown before a window holding a pen in her right hand and an open book in her left, 69cm x 44cm.
Two works, to include one DEBBIE FLENLEY unframed, signed, 20th Century, watercolour on paper, portrait of a dancer in a black leotard, and one STEVEN TOWNSEND framed, glazed, signed and numbered, 20th Century, print, title to work ‘Top Withens’, landscape depicting a blasted heath with a single sheep in the foreground and a cottage and dead tree towards the centre background, 50cm x 37cm, 42cm x 63cm (2).
Set of three unframed, unsigned, 20th Century, oil on canvas, portraits with one depicting head and shoulders profile of aging Native American, one depicting a young woman dressed in tribal clothing and furs leading a white horse, and one full length profile portrait of a young Native American holding a bow and arrow, average: 68cm x 59cm (3).
Attributed to George Engleheart (1750-1829), miniature portrait thought to be of William Bligh (1754-1817) (Admiral and explorer and Captain of the Bounty), watercolour on ivory, 45mm x 36mm oval. Note: Engleheart in his account records apparently makes reference to a portrait in miniature of a Mr Bligh in the early part of 1787
Robert Olley (British, b.1940) The Hewer, shadowy portrait of a miner at work, his sinewy body stretched across the tunnel, pickaxe in hand, he is foiled by the yellow glow of his lantern, pen and ink with watercolour, framed and mounted under glass, entitled, signed and dated 1970, 23 x 44 cm
2001-2002. A mixed group of glazed ceramic items comprising: four cups and saucers with gilt detailing, each with crowned 'E II R' monogram 'The Queen's Golden Jubilee 1952-2002'; squat mug with two facing portraits, gilt detailing, to the underside 'Coalport, est.1750 / T Commemorate The Queen's Golden Jubilee 1952-2002 no. 3672 produced in a Limited Edition of 5000, Fine Bone China, Made in England, Coalport 2001'; a white-glazed mug with photographic portrait replacing the shield of the royal arms, '1952 2002' above, similar motif to the reverse with 'E II R' monogram, 'To celebrate 50 years reign of Her Majesty the Queen 1952-2002'; white-glazed dish with photographic portrait, 'Golden Jubilee 1952 2002 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II', crowned 'E II R' monogram to the underside, 'Argyle china Stoke-on-Trent. Staffordshire'; a white-glazed dish with scrolled edge, gilt detailing, youthful and contemporary portraits within floral borders, 'To Commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1952-2002', to the underside 'Royal Albert Bone China Made in England'. 2.5 kg total, 7.5-21cm (3 - 8 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [12, No Reserve]
1953. A mixed group of commemorative items for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II comprising: a white-glazed dish with photographic portrait of Elizabeth in a cartouche supported by a lion and unicorn with crown above, flags to the rear, scroll with legend 'HM Queen Elizabeth II 1953' and '2nd June 1953' beneath, stamped to the underside 'Staffs Teaset Co. Ltd. Plex St. Pottery, Tunstall. Made in England'; a pink teacup with yellow interior, photographic portrait in cartouche with supporters, scroll beneath with legend 'June 2nd Elizabeth, 1953' and 'Coronation' beneath, 'E II R' crowned monogram to the reverse, 'Elizabeth II Coronation June 2nd 1953' to the underside; a white-glazed mug with high-relief portrait of Elizabeth and incuse 'June 2nd 1953' above, 'E II R' monogram in a square with shamrock, rose, thistle and daffodil, 'KSP England' to the underside; octagonal-section tin with hinged lid, photographic portraits of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to the broad faces, royal motto to the narrow faces over 'Souvenir of the Coronation of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II June 2nd 1953', to the underside 'Daintee regd. Confectionery Co. Ltd. Blackpool England'; a glass dish with textured lettering 'Queen Elizabeth II Coronation' to the flange rim, 'June 1953' in heater shields, central crown over 'E II R' monogram, crossed mace and sword; printed silk headscarf with images of Queen Elizabeth on horseback, royal castles, shields, banners and scroll with legend 'Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II June 1953'. 1.6 kg total, headscarf: 75 x 67cm (29 1/2 x 26 1/2"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [6, No Reserve]
20th century AD. A penannular hoop with overlapped ends, expanding shoulders and rectangular cell to the bezel with shell plaque; the shoulders formed in filigree with lingzhi and other motifs; the plaque with inset bone panel, engraved portrait of a girl; Polish duty mark to the end of the shank. 5.36 grams, 27mm overall, 18.99mm internal diameter (approximate size British R 1/2, USA 9, Europe 19.66, Japan 18) (1"). Property of a Suffolk lady; formerly in the Deago collection, by descent from the vendor's mother.
19th-20th century AD. A mixed group of white-glazed ceramic items comprising: a matched teacup and saucer, each with the royal arms and supporters on a scroll with the legend '1837 1897 Long Live Victoria' and 'Longest and Most Glorious Reign Sixty Years' above, floral spray with rose and thistle, to the underside 'The Foley China' over monogram 'England Rd. 290929'; mug with tinted photographic portraits of 'H.M. Queen Alexandra' and ' H.M King Edward VII', crowned lion, roses, thistles, union flag and royal arms, above crown with rays 'Crowned 26th June 1902'; mug with profile portrait in a cartouche with crown and 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' legend, arms of England, Scotland and Ireland, scroll with 'Coronation H.M. King Edward VIII', image to the reverse of a mounted king in armour with drawn sword above 'ER' on a heater shield, '1937', band of laurel foliage to the handle and inner rim, to the underside two sprigs of laurel foliage with lion on a crown, 'Royal Doulton England', 'Made in England', 'Coronation [12]th May 1937'; mug with portrait in cartouche with flanking flags and crown, scroll with legend 'Coronation of King Edward VIII, May 12th 1937', 'E VIII R' monogram to the reverse. 580 grams total, 7-13.5cm (2 3/4 - 5 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [5, No Reserve]
1937. A mixed group of white- and cream-glazed ceramics comprising: a mug with portrait within a garter with 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' legend, beneath 'Coronation May 12th 1937', 'H.M. King Edward VIII', crowned shield with script 'E' and legend 'Long May He Reign', to the underside 'Diamond China England'; teacup and saucer each with photographic portraits in cartouches with foliage, crown above '1937 / Coronation', 'HM King George VI' and 'HM Queen Elizabeth', 'Long May They Reign', crown over 'GRVI' between flags, to the underside of the saucer 'Midwinter Porcelon Birslem England'; squat mug with portraits within the garter with legend, oakleaves and acorns, 'Dieu et mon Droit' legend on a scroll, 'Coronation of King George VI.Queen Elizabeth. May 1937' to the rim, 'GE' monogram within a wreath with crown, to the underside 'Official design of the British Pottery Manufacturers' Federation' with union flag and garter, 'Mintons, England' and 'Made in England'; a broad dish with purple detailing, central portraits beneath a crown with flags, legend 'George VII Elizabeth Coronation' on a scroll beneath, marked 'Ivory England' with an oil lamp to the underside. 1.1 kg, 7.5-23cm (3 - 9"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [5, No Reserve]
1981 & 1986. A mixed group of ceramic items comprising: a matched pair of teacups and saucers each with photographic portraits, flags and three-feathers badge, legend on scrolls 'To Commemorate the Marriage of H.R.H. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales to Lady Diana Spencer July 29th 1981', heater shield with royal arms and crown above, to the underside 'Bone China Argyle Made in England'; teacup, saucer, teaplate and mug with photographic portraits, bells and flowers with legend 'Charles Diana 1981' on a scroll, bells and horseshoe with text 'To Commemorate the marriage of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer 29th July 1981', to the underside 'Mayfair fine bone china Made in England'; plate with gilt border, Prince of Wales's arms with legend to the border 'The Marriage of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer St. Paul's Cathedral 29 July 1981', to the underside, three-feathers badge and 'Pride of Britain Royal Marriage Souvenir produced by Wood & Sons England, Potters for 200 years'; a white-glazed mug with photographic portraits in a heart-shaped band with supporters, scroll with legend 'HRH Prince Charles . Lady Diana Spencer To commemorate Their Marriage' and '29th July 1981', monogram to the reverse; white-glazed mug with gilt detailing, portrait photographs with flowers and bells, 'HRH Prince Andrew', 'Sarah Ferguson' on scrolls, legend beneath 'To commemorate their wedding at Westminster Abbey on Wednesday 23rd July 1986', to the underside 'Jason Works, Nanrich Pottery, Fine Bone China, Staffordshire, England'; a Wedgewood blue dish with applied white floral border, applied opposed portraits with floral swags, cherubs and heart-shaped plaque with 'Royal Wedding 1986', to the underside 'Wedgewood / made in England'. 2.5 kg total, largest plate: 25.5cm (10"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [12, No Reserve]
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