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19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, Portrait of ? Lady Richardson, half length, her hair tied in a bun and reclining on a chaise longue, pencil and watercolour, 8 1/4" x 7"; an engraving of Sir John Richardson after Stephen Pearce, and a further engraving of a lady in 18th century costume wearing a bonnet. (3)
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A pair of framed Berlin portrait plaques late 19th century after Balthasar Denner, depicting bust portraits of an elderly couple, the lady signed lower right H. Stadler/ Cop..n B.Denner, the gentleman signed lower right H. Stallman, each in an elaborate gilt frame impressed K.P.M. and sceptre mark and impressed and incised letters and numerals, incised shield marks 54cm., 21.25;in. by 46cm., 18in. overall; the plaques 31.5cm., 12.375;in. by 38.7cm., 15.25;in. (2) Hans Stadler is recorded as a porcelain painter in Vienna during the second half of the 1880s; he participated in exhibitions in 1885 and 1888, when he is reported to have exhibited "portraits on porcelain, genre scenes on porcelain dishes, plates decorated and painted in the old genre" (quoted by W. Neuwirth, Porzellanmaler-Lexicon 1840-1914, vol.II, p.275).
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A group of four snuff boxes comprising: a gilt-metal and hardstone snuff box, English, circa 1760, rectangular with cut corners, the lid of agate with mossy inclusions, the sides and base pressed with rocaille, 7.5cm, 2 7/8 in; a gilt-metal portrait box, English, mid 18th century, the lid set with later miniature of a gentleman in 18th century dress, spuriously signed: Dumont, 6cm, 2 1/4 in; a gold-mounted carved shell box, possibly Italian, mid 18th century, 6.8cm, 2 5/8 in; and a silver cartouche-form box, English, circa 1760, the lid set with an agate panel, 5cm, 2in (4)
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Two horn snuff boxes, John Obrisset, circa 1712 oval, the first, signed with initials, pressed with a profile portrait of Charles I after the medal by Roettiers, the second with the arms of Sir Francis Drake each 10cm, 4in (2) The subjects on the lids of these two boxes are two of the most popular from Obrisset's oeuvre. The Drake coat of arms, which appears in a number of versions, in particular has been much discussed by P.A.S. Phillips, John Obrisset, London, 1931 and Paula Hardwick, Discovering Horn, Guildford, 1981, among others.
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A group of miniatures, the majority Continental, 19th century comprising: a portrait of a lady in red velvet, signed: Frapie; a genre scene titled: Les Fumeurs and signed: Seger; most painted on ivory or vellum, one enamel, one on wood, one of porcelain, most in gilt-metal or ivory frames (16)
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*Churchill (Right Hon. Winston S.). Autograph Signature 'W.S. Churchill', c. 1905, in blue ink on a small slip of paper above his title 'Major Q.O.O.H.' in Churchill's hand, mounted on a slip of paper beneath a contemp. head and shoulders b & w portrait postcard of Churchill Churchill was created a Major of the Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars on 25th May 1905. (1)
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*Johnson (Lyndon B. 1908-1973). Half length portrait, c.1970, b&w photo, approx. 24 x 18cm, together with Ford (Gerald R.), half length portrait, c.1970, col. photo, approx. 24 x 18cm, both with signed presentation inscriptions to the American Club on mounts beneath, plus Rogers (Will, 1879-1935, actor and humourist), head and shoulders portrait, c. 1930, b&w photo by Kahle, signed by Rogers in the lower blank area, several deep long scratches to surface, approx. 32 x 25cm, all framed and glazed (3)
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*Hampshire - George II. Vellum Exemplification of Recovery, dated 28th November 1741, of James Shrubb's Demands against Andrew Stent for one acre of meadow and one acre of pasture with the appurtenances in Benstead, Hampshire, some rubbing and browning, large initial portrait of the King with elaborate decorated top border, ruled in red throughout, remains of orig. wax seal in tin skippet (1)
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*Rutlandshire - George IV. Attractive Exemplification of Recovery, dated Michaelmas Term [6th-28th November] 1831, of WIlliam Bowker's demands against Robert Baxter for two messuages, one malthouse, four barns, four gardens, various acres of lands and pasture, together with all manner of cattle in the Parish of Oakham, together with a large portrait of the King (George III) with elaborate decorated top and side borders (1)
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*Scrap albums. Three Regency and early Victorian scrap albums, including one early 19th c. album, containing numerous b&w mostly small-format b&w topographical engravings, humorous illusts. (including some hand-col.), fashion and historical costume interest, a.e.g., contemp. half red morocco, gilt dec. spine, rubbed and scuffed, large 4to, another album containing some chromo. greetings cards, hand-written verse, etc., a.e.g., contemp. blind-decorated full morocco, rebacked with orig. spine laid down, and one album containing a number of original pencil and ink drawings of church monuments, animals, figure studies, a small oil view of a logging station, captioned in pencil below 'by Edwin Sandys', photographs of Devon, including Plymstock, Bude, Cornwall, Isle of Wight, a small portrait photograph of Bishop Wilberforce of Oxford, a large photographic view of a canal in Amsterdam, with numerous figures, etc., a.e.g., contemp. half dark green morocco, rubbed and marked, 4to, and another album, c. 1860s-70s (3)
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