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Los 1055
A pair of large Staffordshire portrait figures of 'The Queen' and 'The Prince of Wales', circa 1870, modelled as a crowned, standing figure in white enamel with extensive gilding and polychrome painted details, wearing garter sash, gilt inscription Queen of England to the base, 43cm high, together with a figure of the Prince of Wales, standing in military uniform with garter sash and left arm resting on a draped pedestal, gilt inscription Prince of Wales to base, 43cm high (2).
Los 233
William Charles Ross (British, 1794-1860), portrait of the Duchess of Cork, half-length seated holding a letter wearing a blue velvet dress with an ermine trim, signed and dated 1834 verso, miniature on ivory, 12 by 8.5cm, in a fitted morocco presentation case.Note: by repute from descendants of the Earls of Cork who owned Marston House, near Frome. Queen Victoria refers to meeting the Duchess of Cork in her journals in 1838 and refers to her as the 'old Lady Cork'. By this time Lady Cork was 92 and was a great favourite of George III and Queen Charlotte.Ivory Exemption Certificate No: UM3RH3HC
Los 227
John Turmeau (British, 1777-1846), a side profile portrait miniature painted circa.1810, to depict a gentleman dressed in a white cravat and black coat, impressed signature on card, glazed hair work reverse, 6.9 by 5.7cm, gilt metal framed.John Turmeau (177-1846) born to a Huguenot family long settled in London. Exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1772-1836. Settled in Liverpool, he was a founding member and later treasurer of the Liverpool Academy, founded 1810.
Los 208
George Patten (British, 1801-1865), a portrait miniature to memorialise a young man, painted in blue coat and white cravat, circa. 1820, on ivory, glazed hair with pearl encrusted funerary urn on opalescent backing to reverse, 5.4 by 4.3cm, yellow metal, chased foliate scroll framed, Ivory Act Exemption Certificate No: ERU9AFJW.Note: George Patten was born to William Patten, a RA exhibited miniature painter, training under his father before enrolling at the Royal Academy Schools. Noted for traveling to Germany in early 1840 to paint a portrait of Prince Albert, later exhibited at the Royal Academy. He was later appointed portrait painter to the Prince.
Los 231
British School, a portrait miniature of Lady Emma St. Aubyn, painted in 1815, on ivory, 7.7 by 6.3cm, black wood framed, Ivory Act Exemption Certificate No: BTZ1NV58.Note: The sitter was a member of the Cornish gentry, through marriage she was linked to the Knoylls family, historic Earls of Banbury.
Los 526
A satinwood and specimen wood bureau abatant, 18th Century, possibly Dutch, parquetry and marquetry inlaid, crossbanded and strung throughout, dentil cornice with canted corners, a single long frieze drawer with brass ring handles framing portrait medallions of fashionable ladies, over a fall-front with a black lacquer central panel with chinoiserie landscape scene with figures and horse, opening to a fitted interior with open storage and till drawers, a double door cupboard below with bow and tassel marquetry inlay suspending lacquer panels, on inverted pyramidal feet, 149cm high, 93cm wide, 43cm deep, (key)
Los 1064
A Staffordshire royal portrait figure group, circa 1860, rarely seen portrait figure group of Napoleon III (b.1808), modeled standing, dressed in ermine red clock alongside Empress Eugenie (b.1826), modelled seated holding the Prince Imperial (b.1856), polychrome enamel painted, mounted on a white, gilt-lined, ovoid base, 21cm high.
Los 1037
Staffordshire figures of royal children with goats, circa 1850, modelled as a royal portrait of the Princess Royal (Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise 1840–1901) leaning against a pet goat, 26cm high, together with a smaller similar figure, 11cm high, both polychrome enamel painted with gilded details on white, gilt-lined, oval bases, (2).
Los 235
Edward Robertson (British, 1809), a portrait miniature painted to depict a gentleman, on ivory, 3.5 by 2.9 cm, gilt metal framed, Ivory Act Exemption Certificate No: E7DUP796.Edward Robertson was the son of the well-known Scottish miniaturist Andrew Robertson (1777-1845). Edward was initially trained as an artist by his father, who was one of the leading portrait miniaturists in London during the first four decades of the nineteenth century. Edward entered the Royal Academy Schools in 1827 and he exhibited his miniatures at the Royal Academy from 1830 to 1837.
Los 207
A mid-19th century portrait miniature, painted to depict a young woman wearing a blue bonnet, on ivory, 12.5 by 9.3cm, wood framed, Ivory Act Exemption Certificate No: XFEDV7FJ, together with an early 20th century portrait miniature, depicting a young, blonde child in white broderie anglaise smock, hand-tinted photograph, 8 by 6.7cm, framed in yellow metal (2).
Los 222
Helen Entwistle (20th century), a portrait miniature of the Reverand Alex Mclaren, on ivory, 8 by 7cm, brass framed, Ivory Act Exemption Certificate No: UQBP8KP4.Note: Reverand Alex Mclaren, was a Scottish-born Baptist preacher, famous for his oratory and position as pastor of Manchester's Union Chapel.
Los 1080
Six Staffordshire polychrome enamel painted figure groups, circa 1860, including one modelled as a sailor standing against a canon on a white titled base 'Britains Glory' 27cm high, a pair of figures with flags, likely depicting a sailor and his sweetheart modelled standing, arms linked, on a sea-bound boat, 21.5cm high, a standing female figure modelled wearing plumed hat and ermine fringed cloak holding an anchor, 25cm high; three standing figures of sailors, one attrib. Thomas Parr factory is a Pricne Alfred portrait figure modelled as a young boy with anchor, mounted on a naturalistic, gilt-scrolled, rococo base, 30.5cm high; a figure modelled as a bearded sailor with barrel on a white gilt-lined base, 29.5cm high, and a sailor modelled as 'Ben Backstay', 22.5cm high (6).
Los 1049
A Staffordshire portrait figure of Sir Henry Havelock on horseback, painted in polychrome enamels with gilded details, mounted on a naturalistic, titled ovoid base with raised gilt capitals, 27cm high.Note: Major-General Sir Henry Havelock (1795-1857) was a British general who is particularly associated with India and his recapture of Cawnpore during the Indian Rebellion of 1857.
Los 423
Group Of Six Pictures To include Sir William Nicholson (1872-1949), Grammar School Magdalene College, 1905, signed lithograph, 37cm x 31cm ; Xylographer, lithograph, 27cm x 22cm; Edward Gordon Craig (1872-1966), portrait of Henry Irving, lithograph, 21m x 13.5cm; Lars Nyberg (b.1956-), Birch, drypoint, signed, 29.5cm x 19cm; Emil Orlik (1870-1932), woodcut figure study, 12cm x 10cm; L. Hopkins, man carrying baskets, etching, 21cmx 17cm; largest 61 x 54cm (frame size) (6)
Los 173
A group of 4 miniature portraits to include English School, 18th century, Portrait of a young gentleman, on ivory, 4cm high; together with Sampson Towgood Roche (1759-1847), Portrait of an elderly gentleman, signed and dated 1790; Portrait of a lady in a coral necklace, circa 1800 by another hand; and a French school portrait miniature of a lady in profile, signed indistinctly 'L Gobb... Nice', largest 10cm (4)These items are offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and have been assigned an exemption certificate, Ref. No. 37U001KE
Los 916
Elizabeth II Britannia Gold Proof Twenty Five Pounds (£25) 1997 obverse, Queen Elizabeth II portrait, reverse, The Charioteer, on which Britannia is depicted riding a chariot in the manner of the war Queen Boudicca. Third, 22mm, 8.513 grammes, No. 0050, complete with certificate, capsulated and boxed.
Los 961
Shaw (George Bernard) Three Plays for Puritans, first edition, London, Grant Richards 1901, original green cloth; and Plays Pleasant and Unpleasant, 2 vols, first edition, London, Grant Richards 1898, Vol.1 photo portrait frontis., original green cloth, 16mo; together with The Complete Plays of George Bernard Shaw, Constable 1931, orig. red cloth gilt, 4to; and Jerome (Jerome K.), Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog), first edition, J. W. Arrowsmith, Bristol 1889, orig. blue cloth, 12mo. (5) * Puritans: Spine faded, wear and splits to spine ends, ink spots to cover and spine, silverfish marks to covers, some spotting and toning, cocked, contemp. ownership inscription to ffep. - Pleasant/Unpleasant: Spine faded, watery ink marks to cover, some spotting and toning, contemp. ownership inscription to ffep. - Complete Plays: Slightly rubbed, light spotting. - Three Men: Covers dirty, rubbed, cracking and spine partially detached, stains to back, ink ownership inscription to half title, light spotting and toning, shaken
Los 1173
Two late 20th century Russian lacquered boxes (cats) each of rectangular form with rounded corners, the smaller with hinged cover depicting a ginger cat portrait against a green foliate ground, opening to reveal red interior, signed to front in gold, original certificate and barcode price tag, the second with cat portrait on black ground with gold trim, signed to underside, 3 3/8in. (8.6cm.) at longest. (2) * Both with strong hinges, the larger with surface scratches to underside, good.
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