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Preisdatenbank abonnierenTROIKA (TROIKA are a collaboration of three French artists, Eva Rucki, Conny Freyer and Sebastian Noel) 'THOUGHTFUL II', a graffiti style portrait of an oriental female figure, signed verso, mixed media on canvas, approximate size 40cm x 30cm frame 52cm x 43cm, Condition Report: light scratches either side of the female (artist resale rights apply)
Manner of Allan Ramsey (1713-1784) pencil, head of a man, 19 x 17cm, together with a study of a hand with note attributing to Alan Ramsey and a similar portrait group. NB: The portrait has a resemblance to portrait of the artist's father, the poet Alllan Ramsey (1684-1758) in the National Galleries of Scotland collection, said to be Ramsey's earliest known portrait, made when he was 16. (3)
L. FONG (XX) - PORTRAIT OF A GIRL Oil on canvas, signed 'L. Fong' lower right 60 x 44cm Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Five 19th century silhouette portraits, including an oval mounted portrait with text verso '. M. Webb portrait of her beloved mother deceased Jan.. 21 1886 left in possession of Mrs N. Webb decd-1886 East Bergholt Suffolk.', 10.5 by 8.4cm, mounted, glazed and framed, 22.5 by 19cm, all unsigned, all with maple effect veneer frames. (5)Provenance: Privately owned, Clipsham House, Lincolnshire.
An early 19th century Bilston style porcelain and enamel trinket box, hand painted decoration throughout, with portrait of a lady to the interior of its lid, and outdoor scenes to its exterior, with gilt metal mounted hinged lid a/f, 8.5 by 7 by 3.5cm high.Provenance: Privately owned, Clipsham House, Lincolnshire.Metal mount to base has come away from the base, pitting and wear throughout.
John Russell (British, 1745-1806) Portrait of Lady Elizabeth Chaplin Daughter of Brownlow, 8th Earl of Exeter, in pastel, signed and dated in pencil 'J. Russell RA pixit 1791, 60 by 44cm, glazed and in a gilt frame, 76 by 60cm. Provenance: Privately owned, Clipsham House, Lincolnshire. Purchased from Sotheby's in 22.11.1979, sitter a family relation.
Edward, Duke of Windsor (1894-1972) and Wallis, Duchess of Windsor (1895-1986) autographed photograph portrait by Dorothy Wilding, signed by both sitters and dated '1956', also signed by the photographer and bearing a studio label verso, numbered '3259 A', image size 23 by 17.5cm, mounted within a silver Cartier frame with the late Duke's crest, 27.5 by 22.7cm overall.Provenance: Privately owned, Clipsham House, Lincolnshire, believed to have been a gift to Leonora Corbett, an English actress, who was also the mistress of Egmont van Zuylen van Nyevelt (of the Rothschild family). Corbett was socialised with a range of celebrities from George Bernard Shaw Vivien Leigh. The photograph was possibly given to Corbett in Paris or New York. Corbett owned an apartment at the Waldorf Astoria (she later rented it to Marilyn Monroe).Condition: photograph has become attached/glued to the glass of the frame, to all its four corners, some tears are visible in those four corners. There are some areas of discolouration to the photograph, two flies also trapped under the glass. Wear and handling marks to the frame.
Henry Albert Frith (British, act.1837-1854) two silhouette portraits, comprising a full length portrait of a gentleman, handwritten text '..Buchanan..', 26.5 by 18.5cm, mounted, glazed and framed, 36.5 by 28cm, a portrait of a child, signed and dated '1847', together with two others, one indistinctly signed, dated 1861, all with birds eye maple effect frames. (4)Provenance: Privately owned, Clipsham House, Lincolnshire.
A group of three pictures, comprising an etching 'Path of the Gunga', by E. Lumsden, 22 by 15cm, mounted, glazed, and framed, 51 by 36cm, 'Storm Brewing', a seascape, 20 by 28cm, mounted, glazed, and framed, 32 by 42.5cm, and 'Portrait of a Young Girl', a print after Old Master Petrus Christos, 27 by 20cm, framed, 37 by 31cm. (3)
Four 19th century prints, comprising after George Brighty (British, 1788-1888): a portrait of George IV, 19.5 by 17, glazed and in a maple veneer frame, 27 by 24.5cm, together with After Henry W. Bunbury (1750-1811): 'A bit of blood', 20 by 17cm, mounted, glazed and framed, 38.5 by 34.5cm. (4)Provenance: Privately owned, Clipsham House, Lincolnshire.
A group of thirteen prints and engravings, including after Rembrandt van Rijn: self portrait, a modern etching, inscribed in pencil lower left 'hand printed by Rae Boer', 16 by 20.5cm, mounted, glazed and framed, 35 by 40cm, Edward Jackson Stodart (British, 20th century) after William Hogarth, 'Humours of an Election I' and 'Election Chairing', two coloured stipple engravings, signed in pencil to margin, each 38 by 48cm, mounted, glazed, and framed, 65 by 55cm, Audrey Scovell: 'Geranium & Persian Rug', limited edition lithograph, 52/100, 37 by 50cm, mounted, glazed, and framed, 56 by 71.5cm, 'Taking-in The Natives', by John Fairburn, 1823, 33.5 by 24cm, glazed and framed, 46.5 by 33.5cm, 'Ideas - Got Out but with a poor chance of getting CLEAN', 1830, 27 by 20cm. (13)
W.S.G. (19th/20th century), "In camp near the New Forest", and "Near Barrett, Southampton", watercolours, a pair, signed with initials and dated '99, titled in ink on labels verso, 23cm x 32cm, together with 20th century School, Portrait of a lady in 16th century costume, seated, holding a lute, watercolour, 28cm x 17cm, all framed. (3)
Michael Keeling (British, 1750-1820), Portrait of Rev. Robert Hill (1746-1831) of Hough Hall, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1805, 50in x 40in (127c x 101.5cm), framed. Note: Rev. Robert Hill (1746-1831) of Hough Hall, also Rector of Bolas Magna in Shropshire. He was brother to Sir Richard Hill and his siblings were well known English preachers and evangelists in the 18th century. He married Mary Wilbraham and inherited Hough Hall. The estate of Hough and Wynbunbury church is shown in the background. Provenance: by descent through the Hill family. Further information on the Hill family can be found in "The Hills of Hawkstone and Attingham' by Joanna Hill, pub.Phillimore & Co., 2005.
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