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English school, 18th century, A pair of portraits, probably a mother and her daughter, oil on copper, oval, each 18 x 14 cm (7 x 5 1/2 in), unframed, together with a portrait of Mary Turner of Burslem, Staffordshire, by her grandson Frederick Richard Ryles, executed in 1846, oil on panel, 20 x 15cm (8 x 5 1/2in) (3)
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A pair of Copeland Parian portrait busts, of the Prince and Princess of Wales, sculpted by F M Miller impressed marks verso “Pub”d Feb X1 1863, Crystal Palace Art Union” upon waisted socles further impressed, 30.5cm and 30cm. These are from a series of portrait busts commissioned to commemorate the royal marriage of Edward Prince of Wales to Princess Alexandra of Denmark in 1863
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A Victorian silver presentation trowel by George W Adams, with an ivory handle, the blade engraved with an image of the Handley monument at Sleaford, within a foliate scroll border, the obverse with a presentation inscription, London 1850, 14" long, in a fitted case; together with a portrait miniature after William Foster, the recipient of the trowel, half length, wearing a blue jacket, white waistcoat and a cravat, in a folding Morocco case, 3¼" x 2½"; a newspaper cutting by the subjects grandson with the history of the event accompanies this lot.
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A Victorian pottery mug, commemorating the 60th reign of Victoria, printed in blue with a profile portrait within an oval flanked by heraldic lion and unicorn, opposing biog. cartouche, 3¾ high; a pottery mug commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra, 1863, 3½" high (repaired)
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Pugh (P.D Gordon) - Staffordshire Portrait Figures and Allied Subjects of the Victorian Era, 1981, dust wrapper; Oliver (Anthony) - Staffordshire Pottery - The Tribal Art of England, Heinemann 1981, signed by the author on the title page; The Victorian Staffordshire Figure, a Guide for Collectors 1971 (3)
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Jenny Saville, b. 1970, UNTITLED (PORTRAIT), signed and dated '90, oil on canvas, 74x51cm.; 29x20in. This early portrait from 1990 of the artist's classmate exemplifies Saville's use of the traditional in terms of subject and medium. Although this may appear to have been an unconventional choice, considering its connotations with classical male portrait painters and sitters, it provided an electric juxtaposition for Saville's feminist-based subject matter and intense psychological exploration of her sitters. The subject is portrayed here without frills or fancy but with a powerful presence that fills most of the canvas plane, expressed most startlingly through her stance and posture as well as the artist's vigorous brushwork. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist by the present owner in 1990
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Claes Oldenburg, b. 1929, KASPER, PORTRAIT OF W. KoNIG, titled, ballpoint pen and rubber ink stamps on paper, 29.5x21cm.; 11.5x8.25in. Provenance: Collection of Professor Walter Konig, Cologne. Private Collection, Munich. Derived from the profile of an old film poster (the lens being the nose and the reels the ears), the mouse has become synonymous with Oldenburg's work from the early 1960s, most recognisably being used as a letterhead symbol for his first retrospective in 1966 at the Moderna Museet, Stockholm, as well as acting as the logo advertising for his 1969 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Having a rather substantial population of mice in his New Haven home, the artist found that "a rodent subject was unavoidable", and following a visit to Los Angeles' Disney World in 1968, Oldenburg began to rework his mouse imagery, proving his originality and flexibility to generate a number of concepts based on a single subject. Often likened to a three-way plug, a double light switch or even the artist's face, Oldenburg's mouse captures the artist's sense of humour as well as aptly displaying his ability to transform mundane surroundings into something inspiring and enjoyable.
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Caesar Sir Julius (1558-1636). Autograph document signed as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Master of Rolls dated 13 February 1611 single leaf 4to in reply to petition of Thomas Pendruddocke "farmer of a coppice called Northwood Coppice in his Mat.'s new foreste" giving authority for the "makeinge of gates and stakes for the hedges of the said Copice" for its protection with engraved portrait (2).
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Jardine Sir William. Mammalia. Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars 1833-34 2 volumes small 8vo volume I Monkeys volume II Felinae comprising volumes XVII-XVIII of the Naturalists Library series engraved portrait frontispieces titles with vignettes 64 hand coloured plates; The natural history of humming birds. Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars 1833 2 volumes small 8vo consisting volumes XIV-XV of the Naturalists Library series engraved portrait frontispieces titles with hand coloured vignettes 64 hand-coloured plates full green cloth gilt extensively rubbed offsetting occasional foxing (4).
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Jardine Sir William. The Natural History of Humming-birds. Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars 1840. First edition 2 volumes 8vo each volume signed by author on titles additional engraved titles portrait frontispiece in each volume 64 colour plates author's signature pasted onto front endpaper of volume I both volumes with owner's ink inscription on front endpapers full morocco gilt extra by Alex Banks Jnr. Edinburgh g.e. heavy foxing throughout corners bumped (2).
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Clarendon Edward Hyde First Earl of. The history of the rebellion and civil wars in England begun in the year 1641. Oxford: printed at the Theater 1707 second edition 3 volumes folio Vol I pp. [8] XXIII 557 Vol II pp. [18] 581 Vol III pp. [26] 603 [21] half titles portrait frontispiece to each volume engraved vignettes on titles engraved head & tail pieces and capitals throughout extra illustrated with over 235 engraved portraits and mezzotints topographical scenes and fold out battle scenes etc. later morocco gilt marble endpapers top edge gilt worn rebacked occasional foxing (3). Note: Engravings and mezzotints by various artists including J. Houbracken G. Vertue Van de Gucht Lombart I. Faber and Nautueil. Provenance: Armorial Munden bookplate in each volume. Note: Engravings and mezzotints by various artists including J. Houbracken G. Vertue Van de Gucht Lombart I. Faber and Nautueil. Provenance: Armorial Munden bookplate in each volume.
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Churchill Sir Winston. The War speeches: Vol. 1 Into battle; compiled by Randolph S. Churchill. 1941. second impression portrait frontispiece publisher's cloth dustwrapper edges of wrapper slightly frayed; Vol. 2 The unrelenting struggle; compiled by Charles Eade. 1942. First edition portrait frontispiece plates publisher's cloth dustwrapper; Vol. 3 The end of the beginning; compiled by Charles Eade. 1943. second impression portrait frontispiece plates publisher's cloth dustwrapper; Vol. 4 Onwards to Victory; compiled by Charles Eade. 1944. First edition frontispiece plates publisher's cloth dustwrapper; The dawn of liberation; compiled by Charles Eade. 1945. First edition frontispiece plates publisher's cloth dustwrapper wrapper with a couple of small snags; Victory; compiled by Charles Eade. 1946. First edition frontispiece plates publisher's cloth dustwrapper; The sinews of peace: post-war speeches; edited by Randolph S. Churchill. 1948. First edition publisher's cloth dustwrapper. All published in London: Cassell 8vo. most with bookplates. (7). Note: Woods A66(a); A89; A94; A101; A107; A112; A124.
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Churchill Sir Winston. Arms and the covenant; speeches compiled by Randolph S. Churchill. London: Harrap 1948. First edition first impression 8vo. portrait frontispiece publisher's dark blue cloth pale blue dustwrapper edges of wrapper slightly frayed bookplate and signature of previous owner on front pastedown. Note: Wood A44(a) Comprises more than forty of the speeches which Churchill delivered during the years 1932-1938 on the topics of foreign affairs and national defence.
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Cockburn Henry Lord. Memorials of his time. Edinburgh: Black 1856. First edition 8vo. portrait frontispiece; Journal of Henry Cockburn being a continuation of the Memorials of his time 1831-1854. Edinburgh: Edmonston & Douglas 1874. First edition 2 volumes 8vo. 2 facsimiles; Life of Lord Jeffrey with a selection of his correspondence. Edinburgh: Black 1852. First edition 2 volumes portrait frontispiece to volume 1. All five uniformly bound in half red morocco cloth boards t.e.g. by Maclehose of Glasgow. (5).
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Edinburgh & Glasgow. Creech William. Edinburgh fugitive pieces. Edinburgh 1815 8vo portrait frontispiece contemporary calf gilt boards detached interior clean; Edinburgh An historical sketch of the municipal constitution of the city of Edinburgh. Edinburgh 1826 8vo folding tables folding map at rear [bound with] Pennecuik Alexander. An historical account of the Blue Blanket. Edinburgh 1722 8vo 6 plates of arms printed boards worn; Ritchie Robert Peel The early days of the Royall Colledge of Phisitians Edinburgh. Edinburgh 1899 4to original green cloth stamp on upper board bevelled boards backstrip sunned; Smith John The hammermen of Edinburgh and their alter in St Giles Church. Edinburgh no date 8vo one of 500 copies frontispiece original blue cloth gilt gilt stamp on upper board rubbed; Lumsden Harry The records of the Trades House of Glasgow A.D. 1605-1678. Glasgow 1910 4to number 382 of 500 copies signed by author original blue cloth gilt backstrip faded; and 6 others (11).
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