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BURNET (GILBERT) Some Passages Of The Life and Death of the Right Honourable John, Earl of Rochester, engr. portrait frontis, contemp. calf very rubbed, new label, hinges reinforced, 16mo, London, Richard Chiswell. 1692--ACCEPTED ADDRESSES, Or, Praemium Poetarum, To Which Are Added Macbeth Travestie... upper cover missing, prelims torn, Thomas Tegg, 1814--WEBB (T.) A New Select Collection of Epitaphs...Vol. 1 only (of 2), contemp. calf gilt, worn, covers detached, staining, S. Bladon, 1775 (3) LOCATION A
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CAVE-BROWN (J.) The History of Boxley Parish, 13 plates, orig. cl. gilt, sprung, 4to, Printed for the Author, Maidstone, 1892--BRAYLEY (EDW. WEDLAKE) The History of Surrey, Vol. V. Part 1, engr. plates as called-for, orig. dec. cl., faded, front hinge weak, Dorking, n.d.--SHOTLEY PARISH RECORDS, Suffolk Green Books No. XV1 (2), missing 1 portrait plate, orig. cl., sprung, Bury St. Edmunds, 1912 (3) LOCATION H
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GOLDING (LOUIS) Good-Bye To Ithaca, 1st ed, spotted cloth, torn, foxed dustwr, foxing to endpapers and prelims, Hutchinson, 1955. This copy is INSCRIBED by Louis Golding to the artist Juliet Pannett, whose portrait of him was used for the rear of the dustwrapper. There is also an autograph postcard to the artist (some smudging to the ink), dated July, 1955--MAIS (S.P.B.) Sussex, 1st ed, orig. cl., faded, sl. spotted {1930} Signed plus signed photocopy of his portrait by Juliet Pannett --and 6 others with autograph material relating to the artist (8) LOCATION CABINET
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MODERN MASTERPIECES OF BRITISH ART, 200 coloured plates, contemporary two-toned cloth, spine rubbed and faded, 4to, n.d. {1930s}--DRAWINGS BY MERVYN PEAKE, 1st ed, dustwr, 4to, The Grey Walls Press, 1949--and 26 others on art, which belonged to the portrait painter Juliet Pannett (28) LOCATION J
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BISHOP (W.J.) Thomas Dimsdale, M.D. F.R.S. (1712-1800) and The Inoculation of Catherine The Great of Russia, covers missing, The Annals of Medical History, New Series, Vol. IV, Number 4, July, 1932, inscribed by the author--THE JOURNAL OF ELIZABETH, THIRD WIFE OF THE FIRST BARON DIMSDALE ON A JOURNEY TO RUSSIA IN THE YEAR 1781, copy typescript, 130 pp., followed by copy letters from Catherine the Great and others and various writings, etc., bound in modern navy calf gilt, a.e.g.--PORTRAIT PLATE of Baron Dimsdale, mounted, from the European Magazine, published 1802. Thomas Dimsdale wrote several works on inoculation against smallpox, including various tracts published during his time in St. Petersburg. LOCATION CABINET
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Hermione Hammond, 1910 - 2005 Portrait of john randolph lucas Signed and dated 6/74 Oil on board 61x47cm.; 24x18.5in. Born in 1929, Lucas was a fellow and tutor at Merton College, Oxford until his retirement in 1996. He remains an emeritus member of the University Faculty of Philosophy and is a Fellow of the British Academy.
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Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson, A.R.A., 1889-1946 Portrait of christine bonner Signed Pencil, charcoal and pastel 52x41.5cm.; 20.5x16.25in. Executed in 1924. Nevinson wrote in his biography, 'I was now doing a great many portraits....I painted Mrs Bonner, the famous beauty; and her Florentine perfection inspired me to do one of the best heads I have ever done' (C.R.W. Nevinson, op.cit., p.179). Provenance Leicester Galleries, London; Gustave Besky, London, by whom given to the sitter, and thence by descent to the present owner Literature A. Rutherston (ed.), Contemporary British Artists: C.R.W. Nevinson, London, 1925, pl.30; C.R.W. Nevinson, Paint and Prejudice, London, 1937, p.179 and pl.22.
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James Lawrence Isherwood, 1917-1988 Self portrait Signed and dated 54; signed and titled on a label attached to the backboard Oil on canvas board 50x40cm.; 19.75x15.75in. Exhibited Wigan, Town Hall, Paintings from the private collection of J. Lawrence Isherwood, 18th November 1994, no.7, illustrated in the exhibition catalogue
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A gold foliate scroll mounted fob, of rounded rectangular form set with a cornelian intaglio carved with a female portrait profile; a signet ring set with a circular monogrammed bloodstone panel between foliate scroll decorated shoulders; another signet ring set with a shield shaped onyx panel engraved with a floral intaglio; two pale blue enamelled half-pearl set rings; together with another ring, collet set with a trap cut emerald with closed back setting (5)
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A Victorian gold mounted oval shell cameo brooch signed NERI, finely carved with a male portrait profile within a ropetwist surround, with glazed locket panel to reverse containing a scroll of hair, inscribed JAMES ANTHONY, STEEL MARCH 1864. Length 4.8cm. James Anthony Steel was reputedly Chief of the Indian Police Service
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A collection of items, to include a pair of enamel decorated folding lorgnettes; an initialled fob seal with foliate cast tapered grip, stamped Sterling; an oval white metal locket decorated with foliate scrolls, containing a miniature portrait of a baby and a lock of hair; together with an Edward VII Half-Sovereign, 1908 (4). Provenance: The Property of Dame Jean Maxwell-Scott DCVO
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A James VI (of Scotland) ten shilling piece, struck on a full but slightly irregular flan, with an excellent portrait, overall GVF or better in places, together with a James VI (of Scotland) 1602 half thistle merk, struck on a regular flan with full clear legends, obverse VF reverse fair - legends good but thistle worn (2). Burns Coinage of Scotland only notes two examples of the first coin of that date (vol II page 379)
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A selection of Sevres coffee cans and saucers, circa 1868, each finely painted with a named portrait of a lady to include Mme Roland, Mme Royale, Mme de Graffigny, Mme Dubarry etc, within a gilded border and bleu celeste ground with further floral gilding, each bearing red painted title, entwined blue L's, green printed once cancelled date mark and incised marks, saucer 6.25" diameter, can 3" high
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A pair of Minton majolica ‘Continents’ vases, circa 1870, each U-shaped body relief moulded with a male and female portrait bust, on the first vase representing Africa and America, on the second vase representing Europe and Asia, within oval panels alternating with ring handles against a turquoise ground decorated with laurel, raised on circular feet beneath Greek Key rims edged in ochre, pink glazed interiors, impressed MINTON with date code and shape numbers 1388 and 1389, height approx 34cm (faults and restoration)
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