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Winston McQuoid (British, b.1909, exh.1936) Landscape with Water oil on board 32 x 60cm Provenance: Jim Ede, Kettles Yard, Cambridge, 1964 John Blackburn Acquired by gift from the estate of Dr. P. Crawford Winston McQuoid was born in Glasgow. He attended art schools in Belfast, Nantwich and London. His first solo show was held in Belfast in 1924, when he was only 14. A well-known portrait artist from the 1930s (his sitters included Osbert Sitwell, Lady Cunard and Sir Edward Marsh) he developed a lifelong admiration for the oils of John Constable. In 1969 he moved to Ireland.
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Three portrait miniatures of gentleman, inscribed verso ‘Sir Andrew Forster, The old faithful servant of James Second and Queen Ann by Stagle’, 3.7 x 3.2cm, another inscribed verso in ink ‘The Reverend Richard George Robinson LLB.......’ giving detailed history and a naval gent memorial miniature with lock of hair verso c. 1800 (3)
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Richard Cockle Lucas (1800-1883) a wax portrait bust of Thomas, 1st Lord Denman, Lord Chief Justice of England, signed ‘R.C.Lucas’ and titled ‘Lord Chief Justice Denman’, 21.5cm and another Elizabeth, mother of Thomas 1st Lord Denman, signed and indistinctly inscribed, 22.5cm both raised on ebonised socle bases, both with damage (2)
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1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 'North Africa 1942-43' clasp, France and Germany Star with 'Atlantic' clasp, Defence and War Medals, and a George VI Naval General Service Medal with 'Palestine 1936-39' clasp, named to 'SSX.17098 R.W.Hair. A.B. R.N.', with slip and box of issue (Greenock address), his portrait photograph in uniform, and other period photos, four Royal Navy cap tallies-HMS Galatea, HMS Revenge, HMS Drake and HMS Royal Sovereign, a bosun's whistle, silver mounted cheroot holder, sports medal and various ribbon bars
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Lot of family related British medals and ephemera, including 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star and War Medals, Soldier's Service and Pay Book ('2355311 R.Hart H.L.I.'), his portrait uniform photograph, 1945 diary, Soldier's Release Book and Permanent Pass ('19076131 T.Hart R.E.M.E.'), books include 'The Guns of 6.A.G.R.A.' and 'The Two Types' by Jon, H.L.I. and Seaforth Highlanders glengarry badges, a H.L.I. kilt and leather sporran
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An Art Deco brass dinner gong supported by a hound, together with further various items including a Victorian adjustable desk top book stand, a marble paperweight set with an Art Nouveau style bust of a young girl, a silver plated communion set, a set of silver teaspoons, a sculpture of a fox chasing a crane, an over-painted photographic portrait of a lady, a red Morocco case etc.
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A Sunderland Pink Lustre Mug, for Elizabeth Riddle, 19th century, cylindrical, printed with a six line verse beginning "Still as through life our weary steps we bend ...", within a red line and leaf frame and inscribed "Elizabeth Riddle", against typical marblelised pink ground, 13cm high; and Three Further Sunderland Items, 19th century, comprising two graduated Cast Iron Bridge mugs, the largest by Scott & Sons, Southwick, 11.3cm and 7.7cm high, and a Sailor's Farewell jug, one side printed with a bust portrait of the young Queen Victoria, 14.5cm high (4)
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An English Porcelain Commemorative Jug of Queen Caroline Association, circa 1820, of squat pedestal form, with moulded satyr mask, each side with raised profile bust portrait of a gentleman within roses and thistle frames, the rim inscribed "Mr T Denman Mr Brougham", mainly in pink, green and black enamels, 12cm high See illustration Thomas Denman, 1st Baron (1779-1854) was an English Judge born in London of a well-known physician, 23rd July 1779. In 1806 he was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, and entered practice. He distinguished himself by his eloquent defence of the Luddites (women, especially in Northern industries tended to sympathise with Queen Caroline's situation as a symbol of their own plight), but perhaps his most remarkable appearance was as one of the Counsel for Queen Caroline. Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux. He was born 19th September 1778 in Edinburgh. He went to Edinburgh University to study science and maths, but in 1800 he changed the direction of his studies and joined the law school. In 1802 he founded the Edinburgh Review, a Whig periodical, which became one of the most influential political publications of the century. After moving to London 1803 he became friends with a group of radical thinkers, including Lord Byron and Charles Lamb. In his early political work in his books he attacked the slave trade and became associated with the left wing of the Whig party. Brougham also served as legal adviser to Princess Caroline, whom he and Thomas Denman successfully defended in the annulment action, initiated by King George IV 1820.
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A Miniature Portrait Painted Porcelain Plaque depicting Agnes Wheler aged 16, William Corden, 1822, the oblong plaque depicting the young woman half length, her brown hair in Grecian style, grey-blue eyes and wearing a lace edged white satin puff sleeved dress with lilac sash, a column in the shadowy foreground, 14cm by 12cm, the reverse of the plaque with scription "Agnes Wheler Aged 16 years Painted by Wm Corden 1822", in an oak frame, the back panel with extensive ink inscription "Portrait of Agnes Wheeler at the age of sixteen. Painted by William Corden in 1822. Given to me by my aunt H Maria Fitzherbert, 14 August 1899. The frame was made by John Williams, a carpenter employed in repairing the house from a piece of old oak part of one of the house timbers at Somersal supposed to have originally formed part of the old hall at Cubley (signed W Fitzherbert). Somersal.Herbert 29 Aug 1899" See illustrations Somersal Hall, Somersal Herbert in Derbyshire. The house was built in 1564 for John Fitzherbert and incorporates an older Great Hall from circa 1500. Later additions were made in 1712 and 1750. A porch was added in 1899 (and perhaps the frame of this lot is made from timber from that addition?). The Fitzherberts had resided here from the 13th century or earlier and remained in residence until 1803 when, after the sale to Lord Vernon, returned to Fitzherbert ownership under William Fitzherbert (a younger son of the Tissington line). Subsequently Sir Henry Fitzherbert inherited Somersal Hall (as well as Tissington Hall), and he enlarged the former in 1850. William Corden (1797-1867) Derby trained artist, said by Haslam to have worked on the Rockingham Royal service.
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"Shakespeare between Tragedy and Comedy": A Rare Transfer Printed First Period Worcester Cylindrical Pint Mug, circa 1760, decorated with the Scheemakers monument to the Bard flanked (as in the Joshua Reynolds portrait of Garrick) by the tragic and comic muses, grooved strap handle, 15.5cm [c.98 and 111] See illustration
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A German Porcelain Plaque, circa 1870, rectangular, painted with a bust length side profile portrait of a pretty young woman, wearing a gilt embroidered veil with dark brown jacket, a crucifix around her neck, impressed "311G", 17.8cm by 12.4cm, original label on reserve with indistinct ink inscription "... Bridgit", in decorative acanthus leaf pierced scroll gilt and gesso frame See illustration
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A German Painted Porcelain Plaque, after Louise Vigée Le Brun, circa 1870, rectangular, depicting a self portrait of the artist and her daughter, in embrace, half length, wearing classical clothes, indistinct impressed number, inscribed (perhaps later) on the reverse "324 Le Brun et Fille No.14 £6 Le Brun plus child by Wagner", 21.5cm by 14cm, in decorative gilt and gesso frame See illustration Elizabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun was a friend of Marie-Antoinette, and official painter. She was an international celebrity of the Ancien Régime, and a highly successful female professional artist in a period when women were denied any full academic training. The artist outlived Napoleon and the Bourbon Restoration.
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An Oval Mourning Locket, the locket enamelled in plain black to both sides, and on the bale, it opens to reveal two tinted photographic portrait miniatures, above each picture an enamelled panel says "GEORGE THOMAS AGED 8 YEARS", and "HENRY GRIFFITHS THOMAS AGED 4 YEARS", and below each a woven hair locket, measures 7.6cm by 4.9cm. Not illustrated.
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An Interesting 14ct Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch with a Fine Enamel portrait of a Military Gentleman, frosted gilt finished lever movement, bimetallic compensation balance with blued overcoil hairspring, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, continental pierced hands, the case back with a very fine enamel portrait depicting military gentleman possibly a Prussian officer wearing his orders and medals, enamel signed "J E Reymond", 51mm wide see illustration
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