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Los 210
A 19th Century Miniature Bust Portrait of a Lady, signed T Carlyle, dated 1833, 7.5cm by 6cm, in an oval frame; and A Half Length Portrait of a Girl, on a tin panel (2) Loose miniature - painted on tin. Other - unknown medium. Tin example bent. Both paintworks seem relatively good. Damage to gilt frame
Los 235
A Cameo Brooch, the oval shell carved with classical figures, in a yellow millegrain frame, measures 3.7cm by 4.9cm; and A Cameo Brooch, an oval sardonyx base with an applied portrait of a bearded gentleman, in a plain frame, measures 4.9cm by 5.7cm (2) Both pieces are in reasonable condition. Some minor scuffs and damages. Both fasten with pin and hook catches. Neither bear a hallmark, nor stamp, but in our opinion the first would test as gold. Gross weight 39.8 grams. CR made 15th April 2013
![NIKOLAI Y. RACHKOV [RUSSIAN, 1825-1895] OIL ON CANVAS, 1877, 18" X 15", PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG GIRL: Signed and dated](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/33875/2882547/2008-2013422142329_468x382.jpg)
![EDMUND CHARLES TARBELL [AMERICAN 1862-1938] CHARCOAL WITH PASTEL, 14" X 10 1/4", FEMALE PORTRAIT: 14" x 10 1/4](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/33875/2882547/2130-2013422142947_468x382.jpg)
Los 90
Large quantity of books relating to history, historical novels and the martial arts, including Hancock, H. Irving and Higashi, Katsukuma "The Complete Kano Jiu-Jitzu..." G.P. Putnam's Sons, frontis portrait, various photographic illus. throughout, red cloth, hinges cracked and top of backstrip splitting (1 box)
Los 731
"After JF Herring - `Birmingham`, racehorse portrait, winner of the Great St Leger stakes at Doncaster, engraved by RG Rowe, published by S & J Fuller, biographical details mounted to rear; and after J Ferneley - `Priam`, engraved by E Duncan & J Webb, published by R Ackerman, 55 x 39cm approx. "
Los 1085
A late 18th century fortune telling `Oracle` fan, the leaf engraved and hand coloured with a wheel of fortune, with pin pricks from use, beneath two winged figures in clouds above, with explanations and questions to ask the Oracle, verso with ten Greek/Roman portrait medallions, each above a statement of fortune, with pierced and carved bone bats, some tears throughout and break to one outer bat, 45cm open
Los 1300
(SH) John Glashan (1927-1999), FACADE OF A CLASSICAL BUILDING Signed l.r., and extensively inscribed, pen and ink and grey wash 42 x 37cm Commissioned by Hugh Johnson for the Queen Magazine in 1968. Born in Glasgow in 1927, the son of portrait painter Archibald A. McGlashan. He dropped the `Mc` from his name and began a his career as a cartoonist. His first work appeared in Lilliput in 1959, and from the 1960s to the 1990s Glashan regularly featured in newspapers and magazines including Private Eye and The Spectator. Between 1978-1981 his `Genius` strip ran in The Observer magazine. John Glashan exhibited at The Cartoon Gallery, the Fine Art Society and The Francis Kyle Gallery.
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