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George III and Queen Charlotte, white on solid blue jasper, the latter impressed Wedgwood & Co, rim nibbles, 4.5 and 4.7cm (2). The first has a Leonard S. Rakow Collection label, c-340 A and is attributed to Hackwood, see Wedgwood, The Portrait Medallions, Robin Reilly & George Savage, 1973, p. 164 d.
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Charles West Cope, R.A. (1811-1890) THE PRAYER Portrait of a lady reading a book beneath a stone archway, a city beyond Signed and dated 1854, oil on canvas 70 x 48cm. The same sitter is depicted in other paintings by Cope and is presumed to be his wife. See Lot 94, Sotheby`s auction of Sir David and Lady Scott`s `Great British Collection`, 19 November 2008.
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English School, late 19th century PORTRAIT OF JOHN KEMP-WELCH SEATED IN AN ARMCHAIR HOLDING A MONOCLE Oil on canvas 127 x 102cm. John Kemp-Welch was a wine merchant from Bath, when he and William Evill purchased the Schweppes Company from R A Sparkes. In 1834, the firm held leasehold premises in Berners Street, Riding House Lane, Bridge Street Bristol and Friar Gate Derby. One of the first innovations of the new team was Schweppes Aerated Lemonade, first introduced in 1835. This was a quite radical change, as for the previous fifty years Schweppes had concentrated on producing only soda water and artificial mineral waters like seltzer water. In 1836, the company was honoured to receive a warrant of appointment as manufacturers of soda water to Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria. In August 1837, a new warrant of appointment was granted by Queen Victoria as purveyors of soda water.
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A 19th Century miniature portrait of a young gentleman, Mr Paul Jeremiah Prince, at the age of 19 years, 5 1/4" x 4 1/4", in rosewood frame with gilt slip, together with a head and shoulders silhouette inscribed "Margaret Eliza Broadley Brantingham", with date 1823, an oval, 3 1/2" x 3", in contemporary papier mache frame (2)
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Frederick William Elwell (1870 - 1958), "George V lying in state, Westminster Hall" depicting the coffin of His Majesty on a catafalque surrounded by guards at each corner with heads bowed and weapons inverted, their backs turned towards the coffin, standing respectfully to the right are Queen Mary (wife), Elizabeth Bowes - Lyon (daughter in law) and the future Queen Elizabeth II (granddaughter), under the hammer beamed roof of Westminster Hall, signed and dated 1936, various labels verso, 29 1/2" x 24 1/2", silvered and painted frame ***This painting, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1936 was once owned by a Charles P Mason of The Hawes, Lancing, Sussex. It was bought by our vendor`s deceased husband in 1998 from London dealers The Fine Art Society Plc after hearing of its existence from Elwell expert Wendy Loncaster at a talk given by her. Our Vendor`s husband`s great grandfather Col. J B Stacey Clitherow had been painted by Elwell, and was exhibited at the Royal Academy`s Summer Exhibition in 1931. It was after viewing this exhibition that George V commissioned Elwell to paint his portrait (His Majesty King George V - which now hangs in the Palace of Holyrood House, Edinburgh) and similarities between the two portraits can be seen. It is for this reason - the connection between the two portraits, that Col. Stacy Clitherow`s great grandson bought the oil George V lying in state at Westminster Hall.***
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Wales – Illuminated manuscript a fine example of a late Victorian illuminated manuscript dated Chirk May 19th 1883 issued by the employees of the Brynkinall Colliery to the local Doctor named Lloyd commending him on his work especially through an epidemic of Scarlet Fever. Written on one side of a leaf approx 18x13ins and incorporating a bw portrait photograph of the good Doctor
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Ephemera – Maritime printed document with ms insertions dated1764 being a power of attorney from Joseph Forster of Warkworth Northumberland appointing his brother William Forster of HMS Ramillios. Signed by Joseph to base with two witness signatures decorative heading with allegorical portrait of George III. 1p folio
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Nazi Propaganda German Political Profiles Berlin 1938 – one of the most remarkable Nazi propaganda publications in English. This is a series of pen portraits of leading Nazis including Hess Goebbels Ribbentrop Seyss-Inquart and Himmler. They portray these mass murderers as pretty decent ordinary guys – with the Himmler pen portrait being particularly illustrative. It cites an event when an SS guard had been waiting for him when he was late. Himmler realising that the men had been waiting for him asked whether they had eaten. When he was told they hadn’t he immediately invited them to eat with him: ‘...that one little incident chosen from the many...is typical of Heinrich Himmler. He has a brotherly consideration for the welfare of the men under him which is one of the reasons why his administration is so efficient. Yet he is not sparing of his own comfort of his personal interests. He is modest and never permits himself to be the central object of any public demonstration; he wishes to be known only by his work...’ [which by the time this book came out included the mass extermination of Jews Gypsies disabled etc etc]
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