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ANTIQUE BRASS LENS: A 19th century A. Ross of London brass portrait lens, serial no. 3083, no Waterhouse stops slot so fixed aperture, 4¾" (12 cm) L The inside of the brass cap marked Dr Larmuth in pencil. Larmuth was a Manchester trained Physician, Botanist and Horticulturalist, also a great friend of the then director of Zeiss.
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Group of portrait miniature and small portraits, c. early part of 19th century, to include a watercolour and pastel of Lady Caroline Howard, Lady Charlotte with sister, watercolour of a gentleman, Henry Hall in military uniform etc., largest 10.5cm x 8.5cm, framed, with one example in a daguerreotype case. (9)CONDITION REPORT: Including its frame, the largest is 20cm x 17.6cm. They are all beneath glass. There is a clear tear to one example. Large crease/mark from top to bottom to Henry Hall. There is age-related fading, staining and historical surface marks to all.
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A collection of 18th and 19th century memorial lockets, comprising three 18th century silver mounted heart shaped lockets with marcasite borders, the first with rock crystal panels, the second with glazed panels, the third with coloured glazed panels, possibly later; three 18th century gold mounted urn shaped lockets, all with rock crystal panels, two decorated with flat cut garnets and half pearls, the third with green paste and half pearls; an 18th century portrait miniature with flat cut garnet border; an 18th century polychrome and en grisaille enamel casket locket; and a 19th century diamond set blue enamel heart locket, later converted from a slide; all suspended on a 19th century Brazilian snake link chain, in fitted caseIvory submission reference 3HLK89RX
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Dickens (Charles) four early editions, to include: The Personal History of David Copperfield, London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850, 8vo, later half calf and cloth boards; Dombey and Son, London: Bradbury & Evans, 1848, 8vo, later quarter calf boards, engraved frontis and half title, numerous engraved plates, marbled page edges; The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, London: Chapman and Hall, 1839, 8vo, later half calf and cloth boards, engraved portrait frontis with facsimile signature, numerous engraved plates; Little Dorrit, London: Bradbury & Evans, 1857, 8vo, full embossed calf gilt, marbled endpapers, AEG, engraved half title and frontis, numerous engraved plates (4)Not collated. David Copperfield: binding bears some scuffs and marks; some foxing and soiling internally, especially to the plates. Nickleby: binding in fairly good condition, with a few scuffs; text bears some foxing and the plates are heavily soiled. Dombey: binding bears some clear wear, with discolouration and warping clearly in evidence; internally, there is foxing and warping and the plates are heavily soiled. Dorrit: the binding bears many small scuffs and abrasions, with rubbing to corners; internally, there is foxing and warping; the plates are soiled, but not as extensively as those of the other volumes in the lot. Not collated
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The Correspondence of John Cartwright (1740-1824, Political Reformer)Archive of circa 67 letters, 1783-1822 (principally towards the latter date) addressed to John Cartwright, with some miscellaneous family papers.Selected letters and excerptsThomas Clarkson, 6 June 1811, (2) regretting not being able to meet in London and adding ‘put down my name as a friend of friend of parliamentary Reform’, and 28 June 1809, affirming his support.Thomas Brand, brief letter to Sir Francis Burdett, 5 May 1812 (‘My last motion was for leave to bring in a bill, to augment the number of voters in certain Boroughs therein mentioned’) and another of 1815, presumably to Cartwright.John (Cam) Hobhouse [Baron Broughton] (1786-1869 politician and political reformer), 2 September 1819, re Clarkson’s note to Mr Bowie.1 June 1820, ‘... I suppose you are aware that no printed petitions can be presented to the Hon. House ...’ Another undated, ‘Respecting J.C.’s petition charging 100 Peers with usurping 216 seats in the H. of Com.’ (annotation).Henry (Peter) Brougham, first Baron Brougham and Vaux, (1778-1868 Lord Chancellor, 9 July 1812. Preventing ‘C’ from opposing the Reform meeting. 12 July 1812, ‘... I must attend the House) of (Commons) to oppose the bills ag[ains]t the Constitution. ...’Thomas Denman (first Baron Denman, 1779-1854 law reformer), Cheltenham 19 September 1820.Note by Cartwright (?) relating to the character of Mrs Flanaghan, 27 January 1820.Granville Sharp (1735-1813, slavery abolitionist), 4 March 1788.Henry Hunt (‘Orator Hunt’, 1773-1835, Radical), 26 November 1812, lengthy letter, 3½ pp. 4to.John Jebb (1736-1786, religious and political reformer), Parl[iament] H[ouse], 9 April 1783, and 20 January 1784, sending two copies of his letters.John Cartwright, long ALS to Henry Strickland at Henley Park, soliciting his help, 10 October 1822, with another written on the printed Proposals for ... a New Daily Evening Paper, 30 January 1824. A further letter, 16 March 1824 on the same subject.Edmund Cartwright (1743-1823, English Inventor of the first power loom) expressing indignation at 'that scoundrel' Lord Sidmouth's rejection of a pardon for two boys to be executed in Newgate, dated 27 February 1818Samuel Parr (1747-1825, schoolmaster and supporter of reformers), 14 August 1820.Joseph Hume (1777-1855, radical and politician), 21 August ?1819, arranging to meeting London; 24 December 1820, asking for a list of subscribers.Thomas Hardy (1752-1832, radical), 5 February 1821, identifying E.H. Lushington.Richard Carlile (1790-1843, radical publisher and writer), 18 April 1819, relating to the legal defence of his case.William Wilberforce (1753-1833, Abolitionist), conclusion of a letter of 25 February 1791, ‘... I am not so conversant as I ought to be with my private affairs; & I believe the world overstates my fortune & understates my expenses. ...’William Roscoe (1753-1831, historian and abolitionist (2), 1812, (‘... I am perfectly convinced that you & I agree in founding all our ideas of reform on true english constitutional principles. ...’Henry Richard Fox [later Vassall], Baron Holland (1773-1840), 1817, promising to present the Paisley petition to the House of Lords.Adam Jerzy Czartoryski (1770-1861, Polish diplomat and author), undated, thanking Cartwright for arranging the delivery of books, asking him to settle the account, and giving an account of the terrible state of affairs in Warsaw (... Poland is again all in fire, arms are takeing up allmost every where a dreadfull scene has passed at Warsaw where the Russian Garrison has been drove out with a considerable loss ...’OTHERS:Ja[mes] Parry, 1820; The Earl of Pembroke, 1820; The Duke of Roxburghe, 1812; Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle, 1812 (‘... No one can do greater justice to your well intentioned exertions than I do ...’); William Chapman, 1809; W.J. Denison, (2) 1809; Sir G. Cayley, two lengthy letters, 1809; T. Du Cane jnr., 1809; Lord Milton, 1809; M.A. Tayler, 1809; Sir Robert Wilson (3, 1820); The Duke of Portland (2), 1820; Algernon Strickland, unsigned letter to Miss Cartwright asking her to keep a lock of Algy’s hair, 1831; John Disney (1809, addressed to ‘Dear Cousin’); the Duke of Bedford, (2), 1820; John Adams Smith, 1823; Admiral Tschitschagoff, sending Count Lieven’s contact details, 1814; James Lindsay, 1815; Peter Martin, 1816; John Thomas Cramer of Rathmore, very long letter on Irish affairs, particularly as regards the fishing industry, 4 pp. folio, 1817; John Cartwright to Henry Strickland about reform.Together with miscellaneous material relating to the Cartwright pedigree and family history (decayed leather binding) and a gilt framed portrait print of Major Cartwright after John Hoppner From a Gloucestershire Country house John Cartwright (17 September 1740 – 23 September 1824) was an English naval officer, Nottinghamshire militia major and prominent campaigner for parliamentary reform. He subsequently became known as the Father of Reform. His younger brother Edmund Cartwright became famous as the inventor of the power loom.
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Aurelius (Marcus) and Collier (Jeremy) The Emperor Marcus [Aurelius] Antonius His Conversation with Himself [Meditations], London: R Sare, 1702, 12mo, full embossed decorative calf with raised bands to spine, engraved frontis portrait of Marcus Aurelius.Not collated. Some shelf wear to binding, including rubbed corners and warping; some foxing to the interior as well as inscriptions in pencil by former seller
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Walpole (Horace, Earl of Orford) Private Correspondence of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford now first collected in four Volumes, London: Rodwell and Martin & Colburn & Co., 1820, 8vo., 4 volumes, half tan calf and marbled boards, floral gilt tooled spine, volume 1 with portrait of Walpole, bookplate for William Arbuthnot and stamped in red for T.G. Odling; volume 2 with two bookplates for William Arbuthnot and John Alves Arbuthnot and stamped for T. G. Odling; volume 3 signed and stamped T.G. Odling; volume 4 with bookplates for William Arbuthnot and John Alves Arbuthnot and stamped for T. G. Odling (4)Sir William Arbuthnot, 1st Baronet of Edinburgh (24 December 1766 – 18 September 1829) was a Scottish landowner and politician. He served as Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Lord Lieutenant of Edinburgh and Lord Lieutenant of the City of Edinburgh. John Alves Arbuthnot (1802–1875) was Sir William's son and owned Coworth House, near Ascot in Berkshire. Arbuthnot was a director of the London Assurance Company and of the London and Colonial Bank. Thomas George Odling (1911-2002) was a Clerk in the House of Commons.Rubbed marble boards and shelf wear. Bumps and wear to cover edges. Volume 1: Frontispiece and endpapers tanned, foxed and binding slightly detached to front and to end. Some tanning and marks to book. Volume 2: Slightly soiled endpapers. Foxing to first few pages. Volume 3: Foxed endpapers,, bookplates appear to have been removed. First few pages slightly soiled and moisture marks. Endpapers foxedVolume 4: Slight fold marks and foxed to first three pages. Last few pages foxed with pencil annotations and marks to inside back cover.
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THE ROYAL MINT; a Queen Elizabeth II The Gillick Portrait Collection, numbered 0329, comprising 1968 full sovereign, 1957 full sovereign, Churchill commemorative coin, five shilling commemorative coin, and cased set comprising two one shilling coins, half crown, sixpence, threepence, halfpenny, two shillings, farthing and one penny, cased.
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A 20th century watercolour and gouache, Naval Marine Ship portrait. A ship builders portrait of 'S.S. Albatross G.S.N.Co. London' at sea and flying the British Red Ensign, 20cm x 29cm, framed and glazed.The steam ship Albatross of the General Steam Navigational Company was built in 1884 and served until 1923 when it was sold to Italy and renamed 'Rachel'.
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Thomas Woolner RA (1825-1892), a carved white marble portrait medallion of a woman in profile, signed 'T. Woolner. SC. 1868',39.5cm wide4cm deep50cm highThomas Woolner was one of the founding members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848 and the only sculptor amongst the original group. After a short time in Australia, he returned to England in 1854, and made his name with a marble bust of his friend Alfred Tennyson in 1857, which is at Trinity College, Cambridge.
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A set of nine portrait mezzotint engravings, second half of the 18th century, including:'Miss Frances Woodley', by Harry Scott-Bridgwater, after George Romney,'Lady Mary Isabella Somerset, Duchess of Rutland', by Samuel Cousins,'Francis Rawdon-Hastings, 1st Marquess of Hastings' and 'Sir Edward Hughes, K.B.', by John Jones,'Lieutenant-Colonel Banastre Tarleton', by John Raphael Smith, 'Miss Harriet Powell', by Richard Houston, after Sir Joshua Reynolds,'Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville', by George Dawe, after Sir Henry Raeburn, and'King William IV', by James Ward, after Sir Martin Archer,predominantly approximately 62 x 38cmframed 82.5 x 59cm (9)Condition ReportOverall the prints are in good condition. There are two copies of 'Lieutenant-Colonel Banastre Tarleton' and one is unmounted. There are a few handling creases, areas of foxing and discolouration of the paper. Francis Rawdon-Hastings and 'The Duke of Clarence' unmounted. Not inspected out of frame. Please see additional images for reference.
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A set of seven portrait mezzotint engravings, late 18th century, to include:'Sir Harbord Harbord, Bart', by John Raphael Smith,'The Hon George Cranfield Berkeley', by Henry Birche, after Thomas Gainsborough,'Lady Elizabeth Keppel', by Edward Fisher,'Mrs Matthew Ellis' and 'Elizabeth, Countess of Derby', by William Dickinson,'Mary Amelia Cecil, Marchioness of Salisbury', by Valentine Green, after Sir Joshua Reynolds, 'Mrs Woodhull', by Richard Houston, after Johan Joseph Zoffany,each in an ebonised and gilt-metal-mounted Hogarth frame,various sizes, largest 66 x 46cm, framed 82 x 62cm (7)
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George Haig, 2nd Earl Haig (British, 1918-2009) Portrait of Lieutenant Richard AngoveOil on board37 x 32cmInscription on the backing reads 'Painted by Dawyck at Oflag XIIB. Hadamar. Germany. 1944'Exhibition history: 'Earl Haig Exhibition', Sept. 1945, No. 22, Aitken Dott & Son, EdinburghDuring World War II, Haig served as a commissioned officer with the British Army's Royal Scots Greys Regiment. He was captured in 1941 during the Western Desert Campaign in North Africa, thereafter held as a prisoner of in Italy and Germany. Haig painted the above portrait during his time at the German camp Oflag IV-C P.O.W., which was specifically set up to hold prisoners with powerful family connections within the Allied nations, as per Heinrich Himmler's instructions.
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Postcards, Miscellaneous, in modern albums and loose, including an album of Torquay and area with two RPs of 'Cawdle's Coaching Excursions from Torquay' and another similar of The Majestic dated 1st October 1908; and Photographs and prints, Miscellaneous, in two albums and an album of cabinet size portrait photographs (a lot)
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Percy. G. H. Fender cricket archive: Beken & Son, Cowes a portrait photograph of 'Pamir' at anchor, 28 x 23cm, signed and titled, number 38111 in white. Pamir was a four-masted barque built for the German shipping company F. Laeisz. One of their famous Flying P-Liners, she was the last commercial sailing ship to round Cape Horn in 1949. By 1957, she had been outmoded by modern bulk carriers and could not operate at a profit
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A 19th century ambrotype of Army cobblers, the image showing two mean seated with tools an shoes beside them with a third man standing between them holding a sword and wearing a shako, in a scroll decorated frame, manuscript inscription to verso, 'Mr Archer, Mr Munslow, Taken about 1855, plate size 5 x 6cm with gilt oval margin, together with a daguerreotype of a portrait and four other ambrotype portraits.(6)
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Seven 20th century Chinese snuff bottles including one inside decorated glass portrait example in the manner of Ma Shaoxuan painted with a Chinese official, signed 'Zai Feng Tuan' with poetic inscription, c/w stopper and spoon, 9.5 cm high; a larger example decorated with Buddhist luohan/arhats with green stopper and spoon, 13 cm high; another glass oval example inside painted with garden landscapes and courtesans, red glass stopper, 8.5 cm high and four rectangular snuff bottles painted with figures and busy street scenes also with red glass stoppers (7)
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First Day Covers 1924 - 1968: four 1924 British Empire Exhibition first day covers (one on Air-Mail to Paris), to/w a British Empire Exhibition ticket (AH1050) and souvenir portrait photograph; also Postal Union Congress 1929 (2), 1935 Silver Jubilee, Olympic Games 1948, Universal Postal Union, Festival of Britain, 1952 Coronation; signatures including Huw Weldon, Rowland Emmett, Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher, Bishop Arthur Ramsey, Lady Olave Baden-Powell, Harold Wilson (2), etc - approximately 120 items in album
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A Victorian watercolour portrait miniature of a gentleman, signed Henry Charles Heath in Monroe co. pocket-case, to/w four painted silhouettes of gentlemen (one Major General James Hall, also called Wharton, 21st Lt. Dragoons) and a young child and an Edouart cut-out silhouette of a lady in large bonnet (6)
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A portrait miniature on ivory of a lady, Sarah Myles Browne (nee Boelefeur(?)) 1772 - 1844; label on reverse states 'copied 1878 from a miniature by F. Ferriere 1794' - followed by her history, 6.5 x 5 cm, in gilt gesso frame - see lots 1027 - 1031 Ivory Submission Reference Number F9YJP1G8
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