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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Copeland Spode Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee commemorative jug, the green ground body decorated in white relief with a portrait of the Queen and the Royal Coat of Arms between flowers, brown printed and impressed marks to base, together with a similar decanter and stopper commemorating the coronation of George V and Queen Mary, a Royal Doulton 'Gaffers' jug and a pair of square plates.
A silver rectangular vesta case, with engraved decoration, Chester 1901, fitted to a gold chain, an oval shell cameo brooch, designed as the portrait of lady, a note pad with a pencil, a small quantity of coins, a cigarette case and a brass mounted leather case, with a knot form handle to the lid.
A gold mounted oval pink shell cameo brooch, carved as the portrait of a lady and set with four cushion shaped diamonds, within a filigree border, a gold, garnet and half pearl set brooch, in an Art Nouveau scrolling design, a 9ct gold pendant locket, London 1941 and a pair of gold mounted black gem set earrings, detailed 14K.
A group of jewellery, including; two lady's 9ct gold cased wristwatches, two 9ct gold circular link neckchains, a gold figaro link neckchain, a 333 fine link neckchain, an oval lava cameo brooch, designed as the portrait of a lady, a Grosse circular pale blue gem set brooch, designed as a flowerhead, a gem set oval hinged bangle, a quantity of mostly silver chains, and two pendants, two costume necklaces and two gilt metal neckchains.
After Sir Thomas Lawrence; portrait of King George IV, watercolour on porcelain, early 20th Century, and a further portrait of a lady sitter, copy of the famous Ingres portrait of 'Betty' wife of Baron James de Rothschild, each within gilt frames along with a French frosted glass powder bowl and cover, early 20th Century, of circular form moulded with flowers and leaves.
Circle of Cosimo Rosselli Portrait of a lady, in a low bodice, a chain and locket round her neck with a green and gold coif in her hair Tempera on panel Indistinct inscription on reverse of frame 52cm x 35cm In a 19th century Italian painted and parcel gilt cassetta frame Provenance: Christie's sale, "Pictures in oil and watercolour formed by the well known amateur William Graham of Grosvenor Place", 2nd April 1886, Lot 348 as "Florentine School", Sold for 21gns , bought by Pryor Exhibited: MCAM, Nottingham, No. 100 (Unknown year) Traditionally this portrait has been ascribed to Piero Pollaiuolo (1443-1496); this was also the case with a similar work, Cosimo Rosselli's portrait of a young gentleman (Christie's Sale, The property of the late Lady Merton, 13th December 1985, Lot 78) which had the traditional attribution of Pollaiuolo. William Graham (1816-1885) was a Scottish merchant, politician, patron and collector. His art collection was based around early Italian, late fifteenth and early sixteenth century Venetian paintings which were frequently lent to exhibitions. Graham was one of Dante Gabriel Rossetti's most important patrons, not only purchasing his works, but inspiring him along with other artists including Edward Burne -Jones, with his fine collection of early Italian paintings. A year before Graham's death he was appointed as a Trustee of the National Gallery. This picture was bought at the sale of the entire William Graham collection, which consisted of over 400 important works, many of which are now in major collections in Europe and North America.
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