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FOUGASSE (CYRIL KENNETH BIRD CBE 1887-1965) You and Me, signed first edition 1948; Home Circle, signed and inscribed to Katie MacKinnon, first edition 1945; ...And The Gatepost, signed and inscribed to Katie MacKinnon, first edition 1940; Running Commentary, signed and inscribed to Katie MacKinnon, first edition 1941; The Neighbours An Animal Anthology, signed and inscribed to Katie MacKinnon first edition 1954; A School of Purposes, signed and inscribed to Katie MacKinnon, first edition 1946; E.And O.E, signed and inscribed to James Paton, first edition 1928; Fun Fair, signed and inscribed to Katie McKinnon, first edition 1934; You Have Been Warned, signed and inscribed to Katie MacKinnon, third edition 1935; Careless Talk Costs Lives, introduction by Bevis Hillier, signed and inscribed to Katie MacKinnon from ?.H.Bird, 1977; and two black and white portrait photographs of possibly Cyril Kenneth Bird and his wife Mary Holden Bird (12)
Joseph Wright of Derby (1734-1797) A HALF-LENGTH PORTRAIT OF JOSEPH SIKES WEARING A TURQUOISE JACKET WITH LACE RUFF, HIS LEFT HAND TUCKED INTO HIS ORNATE WAISTCOAT, A HAT UNDER HIS LEFT ARM named in gilt top left-hand corner 'Sikes' oil on canvas 74 x 61cms; 29 x 24in; together with: A COMPANION PORTRAIT OF JANE SIKES WEARING PEARLS IN HER HAIR, A LACE COLLAR AND LOW CUT DRESS WITH A FURTHER STRING OF PEARLS DRAPED OVER HER BUST oil on canvas 74 x 61cms; 29 x 24in., in swept gilt frames. PROVENANCE Owned successively by, Joseph Sikes (died 1798) Chauntry House, Newark His son, Reverend Joseph Sikes (died 1857) (unmarried) His niece and beneficiary, Mary Webster, married Robert Wallis Esq. on 12th June 1862 Thence by descent through the Wallis Family. NB This pair of early portraits have never before appeared in the public domain and are documented in "The Life and Works of Joseph Wright, A.R.A." by William Bemrose, published in London 1885, page 52. The following anecdote is recorded: "The Banqueting, or Dining Room, of the Chauntry, contains a strong, but delicately handled, lengthened portrait of the late Joseph Sikes, Esq., by the celebrated Mr. Wright, of St. Helen's, in Derby, the ancient residence of Mr. Sikes's family...." "A remarkable proof of the success of the artist in giving to 'canvas face and figure', was afforded by a favourite little terrier dog of the late Mr. Sikes's unconsciously accompanying him into the apartment at St. Helen's, upon the floor of which, in a very unfinished state, were arranged with many others, this portrait and that of his first lady, the delightful sagacity of that interesting class of animals quickly displaying itself by an attentive survey of the picture, and by the most lively emotions of gratification, to the extend even of actually licking the canvas. The alarm and astonishment, however, so naturally felt by Mr. Sikes from his honest though discourteous intruder, was strongly reproved by Mr. Wright, as the most unprecedented and unflattering respect he could have received; adding, that if the finish of the painting was as perfect as the compliment of the dog, his highest ambition must be exceeded, and if anyone took the trouble to write his life, that anecdote would necessarily form a prominent place". Jane Sikes (died 1773) is mentioned in Bemrose under sitters at Newark and in Wright's account book for the early 1760's period. Also in the account book is a reference to Wright receiving (through his father) £8 10s from Mr. Sikes, presumably in payment for this portrait. We are grateful to Erika Ingham from the National Portrait Gallery for the account book information. See illustration
Burt (John G.M.) Illustrations of Surgical Anatomy... Founded on the Work of M. Blandin... Second edition, 4to, cloth boards, 16 engraved plates, engraved title-page, Glasgow & Edinburgh, [1833]; Hunter (J.) The Works... Plates, plate volume only, 4to, cloth boards, engraved portrait & 61 plates (some folding), 1837 (2).
Dugdale (Sir William) The History of St Paul's Cathedral... The Second Edition, folio, contemporary red morocco gilt, triple-line border, spine gilt in compartments, g.e., engraved portrait, 12 engraved plates, full-page illustrations, [ESTC T148705], 1716, bookplate of Joseph Sikes of the Chauntry House, Newark. See illustration
Hervé (Francis) Madame Tussaud's Memoirs and Reminiscences of France, 8vo, half calf, portrait, 1838, first edition; Pouchet (F.A.) The Universe... New Edition, 8vo, cloth gilt, g.e., coloured frontispiece, plates (some coloured), illustrations, 1871; Moore (T.) Lalla Rookh, 8vo, cloth gilt and silver, g.e., plates (one coloured) and illustrations, 1861 (3).
In the manner of Henri-Pierre Danloux (French 1753-1809) A HALF-LENGTH PORTRAIT OF ANNA MARIA GATEHOUSE with inscription verso pastel 24.5 x 19cms; 9 1/2 x 7 1/2in. oval. NB Anna Maria Gatehouse (c1749-1829) was the daughter of Sir Thomas Gatehouse of Headley Park, Hampshire. She married Walter Blunt (b. 7th March, 1735/36) of Wallop House, Stockbridge, Hampshire, the son of Sir Henry Blunt 2nd Bt. They were the parents of Edward Walter Blunt (1779-1860) of Kempshott Park, Hampshire.
A Victorian portrait miniature pendant on chain, the central portrait miniature of a Mr. Wallis, with short grey hair, long side whiskers, wearing a bow tie and black jacket, in a pendant mount set with twenty-four rose cut diamonds and eight trefoils of half pearls, engraved to reverse 'Presented to Mrs. Wallis by the Directors of the South Shields Gas Coy, as a token of respect for her husband, June 1882', the tapering bale set with three further half pearls, on a hollow cast yellow metal button link chain, the pendant 8cms high including bale, chain 50cms long, in original fitted case retailed by Reid & Sons, Newcastle upon Tyne.
An early 20th Century amethyst, seed pearl and yellow metal pendant, the oval facet cut amethyst claw set within floral mount, set with six seed pearls on knife edge bar, on a yellow metal twist link chain stamped '9kt'; an Edwardian aquamarine and seed pearl bar brooch, the four circular facet cut aquamarines millegrain set centred by a single seed pearl; a Victorian gilt metal knot and buckle pattern brooch; a Victorian gilt metal black enamel mourning brooch, with portrait photograph to centre; and a Victorian costume brooch with faceted 'amethyst' glass stone set to centre, cut down collet mount within a gilt metal floral pattern border. (5)
Group of five Wedgwood blue jasperware portrait medallions of Prince William V of Orange and Family, reverse inscriptions on three medallions "Willem George Frederic", "Frederique Louise Willemine" and "Willem Frederic", 18th Century, in tortoiseshell frame, overall dimensions 32 x 27cms. See illustration
An early 20th century German oval portrait miniature on ivory of a young lady with blue feather hat and white dress, signed 'VNC', and inscribed in ink verso 'VNC Dresden 1902', 8.5 x 6.5 cm to/w a small rectangular portrait miniature on card of a young girl and boy, signed 'ECA 1905', 5.5 x 4 cm, both in gilt metal frames (2)

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