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Thomas Bardwell/Portrait of The Reverend Francis Barton/half length, in clerical dress/signed and dated, 1765/oil on canvas, 76cm x 63.5cm (30" x 25") /Provenance: Property of Sir Thomas Beauchamp-Proctor, Bt, Langley Park, Norfolk and by descent. Sir Thomas Beauchamp-Proctor, 2nd Bt (1756-1827) was a notable collector who was advised, after his inheritance in 1773, by the artist Henry Walton. Sir Thomas` most celebrated acquisition was Poussin`s `Adoration of the Magi`, now in the National Gallery, London. The Collection at Langley Park was started by his great-great uncle George Proctor who had acquired a notable group of works by Canaletto while in Venice and purchased the house in 1742/Literature: Catalogue of the Collection at Langley Park/see illustration
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Sir William Blake Richmond, RA, circa 1886 - oil on canvas portrait of Australian beauty, Mrs Charles Rome, nee Hunter, daughter of Alexander Mclean Hunter of Victoria. She was known as "the beautiful Miss Hunter" and is mentioned in the biography of the poet Adam Lindsay Gordon, in connection with the bush song "The Stockman`s Last Bed" which some have attributed to her. Portrait measures 35.5" high x 27.5" wide approximately, excluding frame. Provenance: By direct descent to the present owner. Maria Margaret Hunter, known by her immediate family as Meta, was born in Melbourne, Victoria in 1856, of Scottish parents who had emigrated to Australia as pioneer colonists in 1839. The Hunter family became well known in Victoria and the area where they settled became known as the Hunter valley. In November 1877, Maria married an English settler, Charles Rome, who had amassed a great fortune in Australia after emigrating there with his brother, Thomas, in 1863. Charles and Maria sailed to England in 1878 for the birth of their first child, Charles Leslie Rome, before returning to Australia in July 1879. Early in 1882, Charles started to sell his land and property in Australia with the intention of moving, with his family, back to England. He sold Terrick station, a ranch of 836 square miles, along with 140,000 sheep, 230 horses and 100+ head of cattle for a “satisfactory sum” thought to be about £200,000. In May of the same year, he advertised two other stations in the Barcoo river district of Queensland, totalling 1040 square miles, with 200,000 sheep, 13,000 cattle and 250 horses accompanied by an announcement that he intended ‘shortly to be leaving for Europe’. They returned to England some time prior to 1885 and purchased Compton Castle, in North Cadbury, Somerset as well as property in London. By 1887, they were becoming well known in London society and Maria sat for several artists, who, it is said, raved of her beauty. The newspapers of the time reported that her portraits appeared in more than one of the London summer exhibitions of 1887. Sadly, on a warm July evening of the same year, her husband, Charles, was found dead in his apartment at 43 Sloane Street, Chelsea. He was aged only 44. It is thought that he had committed suicide after learning that he had lost his entire fortune, which had still been invested in Australia, after severe drought had decimated the farming community. His brother, Thomas, inherited Compton Castle in Somerset, which was valued at £16,708. It is unclear as to what became of his wife, Maria, and the children. They possibly returned to Australia but their eldest son, Brigadier Charles Leslie Rome DSO, who had been educated at Harrow, later became ADC to the Earl of Dudley, Governor General of Australia, in 1908.
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A late 19thC silkwork diarama ship portrait depicting the three-masted barque `Gloamin` at Cork , 158 feet, 696 tonnes, built by Lennan of Nova Scotia in 1871, owned by John Dawson of Queenstown, mastered by J. Hartnett, used as a survey ship in 1874 and 1877, the sails billowing up from the surface of the silk, 19" x 29" - a/f
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"HUNTLEY An early 19th century, half length miniature portrait of a young lady, her black hair held with a red band, Watercolour, probably on Ivory, signed, 62mm x 50mm, oval, in thistle tipped ebonised glazed frame, together with a SILHOUETTE of a m" ilitary man, on card, 71mm x 55mm, oval, in acorn tipped ebonised frame
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A Small Quantity of Jewellery, including a diamond set pendant, rose cut diamonds in a chandelier drop style, measures 3.1cm by 4.2cm, a paste cross, a large paste brooch with a portrait miniature centrally, within a foliate surround, measures 7cm by 5.2cm, a pair of paste buckles, and a blue paste bead necklace and pair of drop earrings (6) NB There are several damages to the items
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English School (19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Lady, facing left and wearing period costume, and Portrait of a Gentleman, facing right, black ink with some gilding, on paper, oval, each 10cm by 7cm; and Four Further Silhouettes, two ladies and two gentlemen, two of possibly later date, various sizes (6)
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English School (19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Young Girl, three quarter length, facing left, wearing period costume and ribbon in her hair; and Five Further Silhouettes, including one of Reverend John Walker of Magdalen College, Oxford, and Reverend Thomas Keyworth, black ink on paper, various sizes (6)
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J Emms (19th century): Portrait of a Dandy, wearing a blue coat and top hat, signed and dated 1827, black ink and watercolour on paper, oval, 9cm by 6.5cm; and Five Further Silhouettes, one depicting Lord Auckland, Duke of Clarence (afterwards William IV) (possibly by Watkins), a young man, three quarter length, his left arm resting on a piece of furniture, a young boy, ribbons decorating his hair, and a lady, facing right wearing period costume, some partially gilded, various sizes (6)
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English School (19th century): Portrait Silhouette of Frederica Marwood, wearing period costume, her hair in curls, inscribed and dated 1837 verso, black ink with partial gilding, 8cm by 6cm; and Five Further Examples, one of W White Cooper dated 16 September 1848, one of Mrs Pearson, extensively inscribed verso (damaged), the remaining are gentlemen, various sizes, two cased (6)
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John Miers and Studio (18th/19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Gentleman, wearing period costume and lace cravat, facing right, indistinctly inscribed possibly Uncle Ben, and an indistinct inscription and the date, possibly 1826, with original profilist`s label for 111 Strand, London, black ink, possibly on plaster, oval, 7.5cm by 6.5cm; and Another of a Lady, wearing period costume and decorative lace hat, inscribed with the profilist`s original label verso, 8.5cm by 7cm (2)
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John Miers and Studio (18th/19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Gentleman, wearing period costume and decorative lace collar, facing right, inscribed on the profilist`s original label for The Strand, London, black ink, possibly on plaster, oval, 8cm by 6.5cm; and Another of a Lady, wearing period dress, decorative lace hat decorated with flowers, lace collar and gold chain, black ink on paper, oval, 8cm by 6.5cm (2)
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Mrs Beetham (18th/19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Gentleman, wearing Regency costume, with lace collar, a ribbon in his hair, facing left, black ink on the reverse of oval convex glass, inscribed verso Profiles in miniature by Mrs Beetham and bearing a later inscribed label Silhouette reverse painted on glass by Mrs Beetham circa 1790, original price £895, possibly purchased at the British Antique Dealers Fair and bearing the original maker`s label, black ink on glass, oval, 10cm by 8cm; and Five Further Examples, one of a young lady facing right, another of a child facing right, one of a young boy facing left, wearing period costume with decorative lace collar and hat, his costume decorated with gold buttons, inscribed Thomas Stoddert brother of G S S, died young, and two oval pencil drawings of a lady and gentleman dressed in Regency costume, both facing left, various sizes (6)
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English School (19th century): Portrait Silhouette of Sir Peter de Havilland, Bishop of Guernsey, died 1821, facing left, inscribed and dated, verso, black ink on paper, oval, 7.5cm by 6cm; and Four Further Examples, one said to be Admiral John (?) Catle, facing right, another of a gentleman indistinctly inscribed with the sitter`s name and dated September 1796, facing left, a cut out silhouette of a lady facing left and a portrait of a lady wearing an intricate lace bonnet, black ink with delicately applied gilding, two oval the remainder rectangular, various sizes (5)
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English School (19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Young Boy, dressed in period Regency costume, half length, the wing of a country house in the distance, pen, ink and watercolour with some gilding, 8cm by 7cm; Two Further Silhouettes, one of a gentleman wearing Victorian costume, the other of a small child in period dress; and Three Further Later Silhouette Portraits, inscribed ``Portraits of J G Howsley taken by Miss Repton of Springfield, Essex etc`` with a printed paper cutout of a standing Regency gentleman attached to the reverse, and a watercolour of an Officer with hand resting on sword, pencil and watercolour, various sizes (5)
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English School (19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Gentleman, standing, full length, wearing period Regency costume; Portrait of a Lady, standing, full length, wearing period costume, black ink with some gilding and grey wash, each 18cm by 11.5 cm; and Five Further Silhouettes, depicting ladies and gentleman, one inscribed ``Alexander, 4th Duke of Gordon, died 17th January, aged 84``, One inscribed Jean Christie, 2nd wife of Alexander 4th Duke of Gordon, one inscribed verso Mary Hassard, 20 March 1832, various sizes (7)
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English School (19th century): Portrait of a Young Boy, wearing period costume, facing left, inscribed verso with partial inscription ``Scares of Stratford, Essex``, black ink with partial gilding, oval 13cm by 9.5cm; and Five Further Silhouettes, two in one frame depicting a lady and military gentleman, a lady wearing Victorian costume, a gentleman wearing a medal, contained within a verre eglomise black and gilded outer mount and a gentleman facing right, various sizes (6)
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John Miers and Studio, Portrait Silhouette of Rev J Miller, father of Mrs H Gibson, wearing period costume, facing left, inscription on old label verso, together with Silhouettist`s label, black ink, possibly on plaster, oval, 8 by 6cm together with a further example of a young lady facing right, also with a Silhouettist`s label, 8 by 6.5cm (2)
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Attributed to John Miers and Studio (18th/19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Gentleman, wearing Regency costume and lace collar, facing left, bearing the partial remains of the profilist`s label, black ink highlighted with gold, possibly on plaster, rectangular, 7.5cm by 6cm; and Another of a Lady, wearing period costume, lace hat and lace collar, bearing the profilist`s original label Miers, 111 Strand, London, Profile Painter, Jeweller and Seal Engraver, Manufacturer of Frames and Cases ...., black ink, possibly on plaster or card, highlighted with gold, oval, 4cm by 3cm (2)
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English School (18th/19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Fashionable Young Lady, wearing gold necklace and earrings, her hair in a bun, inscribed verso Emma Richards, black ink highlighted with gold, possibly on plaster or paper, oval, 6cm by 5cm; and Another of a Gentleman, wearing a jacket, facing left, indistinctly inscribed verso 1828 June 30th, black ink on paper, oval, 8cm by 6.5cm (2)
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