UNITED KINGDOM. Elizabeth II, 1952-2022. Gold 200 pounds, 2021. Royal Mint. Proof. Fifth crowned head of Elizabeth II facing right; JC below; ELIZABETH · II · DEI · GRA · REGINA · F · D · 200 POUNDS · 2021. Design by Jody Clark. / Bust portrait of Britannia facing right, wearing crested helmet and waves in the background, inscription 'BRITANNIA 2021 2OZ 999.9 FINE GOLD'.Design by P.J. LynchComes with the original box as issued by the Mint and the certificate of authenticity (COA). Mintage: 230.Diameter: 40 mm.Weight: 62.42 g. (AGW=2 oz.)Composition: 999.0/1000 Gold.PLEASE NOTE: 6% Buyer Premium + VAT on this lot. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Delivery cost will be added to your order.This lot is exempt from VAT. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.
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A Victorian 19th century circa 1880s Persian porcelain plate to depict a Shah of Persia. The continental porcelain plate decorated with a foliate design in blue, red and gilt, the centre with colour printed portrait of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar within a gilt oval cartouche, circa 1880. Naser al-Din Shah was born in 1831 and reigned from 1848 until 1896 when he was assassinated. He was the first Persian Shah to visit Britain doing so in 1873 (when he was made a Companion of the Order of the Garter) and again in 1878 and 1889. Measures 20cm diameter. No marks to base.
AFTER MICHAEL RYSBRACK (1693-1770) A CARVED MARBLE BUST OF KING GEORGE II (1638-1760) ENGLISH MID 18TH CENTURY Wearing laurel wreath, classical armour with lions' heads on the pauldrons, the George medal, Garter Star and sash. The gorget cantered by a medusa head with oval medallion of St George and the dragon, on a swept marble base 54.5cm high overall, bust 43cm high, base 27cm wide The original first version of this is held in The Royal Collection (RCIN 31322). In the cataloguing notes for the bust it records that the original pair of portrait busts by Rysbrack were commissioned by Queen Caroline in 1738 as part of the decoration of William Kent's new library at St James's Palace.
A necklace composed of nine 17th and 18th century ‘Stuart crystal’ memorial slides, with two rows of belcher link chain to a box clasp. The slides comprising a pair with gold thread initials ‘EJ’ and ‘MJ’ to woven hair grounds with split pearl border, mounted in silver with black and pink scroll enamel decoration to a white enamel ground verso, two with a gold thread monogram of initials beneath an enamel skull between putti, two with gold thread initials to a woven hair ground, one with gold thread initials beneath a recumbent skeleton, and one with a painted portrait miniature mounted in silver with blue enamel verso. All with faceted rock crystal covers, bar the miniature, with initials left to right, TB, portrait, WH, ET, MJ, AAB, WB, RW and TB verso, from Crowcombe Court, Somerset, 486mm long, 55.25gCondition ReportOne slide with later replacement fitting. Later mounting. Damage and previous repair visible to some.Later chain swags between all the slides, to create the necklace.Very slight clouding or dirt to underside of crystal to WH slide.Topmost TB slide shows small area of loss verso, with surface slightly dented. A few small chips to the three counter enamelled slides verso.Nacre to a few pearls worn, with some discolouration.Tarnish to later mount and pearl settings.Chain links a little worn. Textured links create occasional bunching to links when worn.Minor marks and scratches to mounts commensurate with age.
A portrait miniature of William Bellew wearing a naval uniform, watercolour on ivory, in a gilt mount with woven hair and seed pearl initials verso, c.1790. In a red leather hinged case. IMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission reference: 79KSNQWL.Condition ReportUnopened.Portrait surface below the chin and to the cravat showing white mould residue. This does not appear to be active.The portrait does not appear to be showing any damage to the surface. With a few flecks of dirt or dust.Soft solder present to edges of portrait, joining the painting bezel to the pendant frame. Sections of soft solder are visible all along the join, and with some tarnish.Wear to the portrait bezel edge, with some small losses. Some areas of the bezel edge are slightly out of shape. A few sections have folded into gaps between the glass and the bezel, visible by 10x magnification. Seed pearl monogram to the reverse appears to be missing one small seed pearl to the top of the T. Underside of glass and surface of woven hair showing some flecks of dust and dirt, mostly under 10x magnification with some visible by eye.Solder join visible to one side of the frame.Spots of tarnish to metal surfaces.Minor dents, marks and scratches.Included papers read: 'Considered by Mr Lowe of the Victoria and Albert Museum to be an early work of Thomas Hazelhurst circa 1790'. The reverse of this paper (not shown in the photo) reads 'Portrait of William Bellew of Stockleigh Court'. The lower paper reads ' This portrait came to me from my Aunt Louisa Bellew. It was the portrait of her grand father. On the death of Reginald Crundall Punnett it is to go to Froude Trollope-Bellew'.
A Georgian painted portrait miniature pendant, miniature on ivory, depicting a gentleman wearing a white wig, dressed in a blue coat with a white cravat, glazed, with a label verso, “Admiral Anderson ancestor Laura Edg nee Loughborough wife Sir John Ege” 55mm x 39mm, 13.95g,together with a Georgian painted miniature brooch,miniature on ivory, depicting a gentleman wearing a white wig dressed in a grey coat with striped lining with a white cravat. Glazed with a memorial back, woven hair and an ivory plaque inscribed with a monogram and the wording “UNI POUR TOUJOURS” translated as “united forever” below a ducal coronet decorated with seed pearls. Brooch pin deficient, 52mm x 42mm, 21.56g,and a Georgian painted miniature,miniature on ivory, depicting a gentleman wearing Naval uniform, labelled verso Abraham Friedrich Von Wathency, possibly 1738-1800. The first two tested as approximately 9ct gold, the last as approximately 18ct gold. 83mm x 60mm, 21.70g, (3)IMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission references: M9G9X6YS, GHCGHSSX and 4RCF2325.Condition ReportScratches and marks consistent with its age. Areas of tarnish. Brooch pin deficient. No backing to the last portrait.
T.M.King George V and Queen Mary and T.R.H. The Duke and Duchess of York, fine portrait photograph taken with the crew of The Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert, believed to be the last official photograph taken of the king before his death in 1936 mounted on card 38 x 48.5cmProvenance: The Russell & Sons Court Photographers family archive
H.R.H.Prince Edward of York (later H.M King Edward VIII and Duke of Windsor), fine portrait photograph of the infant Prince with his Great Grandmother Queen Victoria, another with his Grandfather King Edward VII and his father King George V when Prince of Wales (3)Provenance: The Russell & Sons Court Photographers family archive
H.R.H. Prince Edward of Wales (later H.M.King Edward VIII and Duke of Windsor) fascinating group of portrait photographs of the Prince as a Naval cadet including showing him leaving with his father for Osborne Naval College in 1909, him returning after completion of his training in 1911 and the Prince in his study at Naval College (7)Provenance: The Russell & Sons Court Photographers family archive
Fine George III gold fob seal, engraved with crests and coronet of Viscount Howe, the cornelian matrix finely cut with a profile portrait of Admiral Earl Howe, the distinguished Naval Commander and former fourth Viscount Howe who famously beat the French Navy on 'The Glorious 1st June' 1794. 4.3cm high.Provenance: Property from Edward Curzon, 6th Earl Howe of Gopsall Park and Penn House, thence by descent to a Lady of title
H.M.Queen Elizabeth II, fine and large signed presentation portrait photograph dated 1992 with Her Majesty wearing a diamond tiara and Order of The Garter, signed in ink 'Elizabeth R 1992' in original Smythson black Morocco leather frame with dome top and gilt embossed crowned ER II cipher to top with easel back in original box 36.5 x 25.5cmExcellent original condition
A rare George III double portrait ring with a double-sided revolving bezel containing two portrait miniatures on ivory depicting a lady and a gentleman, on a plain gold shank. APHA Ref: 29448945816Good condition commensurate with age. There is surface dirt on the miniatures and slight damage, possibly caused by water/moisture getting beneath the glass, mostly affecting the background rather than the faces. The glass appears to be original and in good condition, one side has a scratch in the corner and a slight blemish on the other corner. No obvious signs of any damage or repairs, the swivel mechanism works well. Not hallmarked or tested but probably 9ct or 15ct gold. Weighs approximately 4.9 grams.
An early 19th century gold portrait ring with a finely painted portrait miniature, on ivory, depicting a young lady, in a glazed octagonal bezel on gold shank. Ring size approximately P. APHA Ref: 29448945816Very good condition commensurate with age. The bezel measures approximately 14mm x 12mm. Not hallmarked and has not been tested but looks to be either 15ct or 18ct gold. Weighs approximately 8.0 grams.
19th century portrait miniature on ivory depicting a portrait of a child, signed and dated 1888, in a glazed gold pendant frame with mother of pearl back, 49mm. APHA Ref: 29448945816Very good condition commensurate with age. The colours are still bright. Secure in it's frame. Not hallmarked or tested but looks to be 9ct gold. Weighs approximately 9.1 grams.
H.M.Queen Elizabeth II and H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, fine signed presentation portrait photograph of the Royal couple wearing Orders and decorations, signed in ink ' Elizabeth R 1986 Philip' in original black Morocco frame by Paul Longmire Ltd with easel back 34 x 26 cm overall.Provenance: Presented by The Queen to a senior British diplomat who was posted to China during the Royal State visit in 1986 and who assisted with the complex arrangementsExcellent condition
H.R.H.The Princess Margaret Countess of Snowdon, signed presentation portrait photograph of the Princess wearing a diamond tiara and necklace, signed in ink 'Margaret 1987' (faded) in original gilt tooled red leather frame by Smythson with easel back 23.5 x 8.25cm in original box.Provenance: Presented by the Princess to a senior British diplomat posted in China when she and her children visited China in 1987 in recognition of his involvement in making the arrangements.
Large and good quality Edwardian yellow metal vesta case with inset enamelled portrait miniature depicting a wealthy elegant lady, the case with armorial family crest and motto to the reverse 'Astrum Teneo', 10cm including pendant fitting.The vesta case is unmarked. The inside lip tests as metal not gold. The case itself is possibly rose gold but acid tests are inconclusive. Small chip to the edge of the enamel panel, not visible front-on, only visible when laid down and can been seen under the slip/frame.Weight 66.1 grams
T.R.H. King Constantine II of Greece and Queen Anne-Marie, pair fine 1960s Royal presentation portrait photographs of the King in uniform wearing Greek Orders and decorations, the Queen wearing a tiara and Orders, mounted in white painted frames with gilt crown mounts 65 x 50cmBoth in good original order, slight mark to The Queens photograph, some light wear to frames, see extra images
George III tortoiseshell and metal mounted snuff box with inset painted ivory portrait miniature, of oval form, 8cm wide, together with three further Georgian snuff boxes, each with painted ivory ornament. (4). APHA Ref: 29448946658Please note the snuff box with gold initials has been removed from this lot.
After Franz Xaver Winterhalter, fine miniature on ivory portrait of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and five of their children set in a classical background after the original commissioned by The Queen in 1846 and signed F. Winterhalter. Mounted in a fine yellow metal, mother o pearl inlaid, horn and ebonised frame set with a crown probably for Royal presentation. The miniature 11.5 x 17.5cm, the frame 24.1 x 30.6cm. APHA Ref: FYWXP9JYFranze Xaver Winterhalter (1805-1873) was the Court painter to most of the crown heads of Europe and an international celebrity of his day. He came to England in 1842 and is believed to have painted 120 works for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert over his lifetime many of which would have been given as gifts.
English School, early 19th century portrait miniature on ivory, depicting a young lady with auburn hair, in white empire line dress, 7 x 6cm, in papier mâché frame, together with miniature portrait on ivory after Vigee Le Brun (self-portrait), three further miniature portraits on ivory. APHA Ref: PYIIIGVC
H.R.H.Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh, signed framed presentation portrait photograph of the Prince in Naval uniform wearing Orders and decorations, signed in ink 'Philip 1984', in original black Morocco leather frame with arched top and gilt embossed crowned cipher, supplied by Paul Longmire Ltd, 32 x 22.5cm
Early 19th century wax portrait medallion of Sir Robert Peel by John J de Veaux, the oval medallion within titled ormolu mount and papier mâché frame, maker's label verso, 17.5cm highProvenance: Property from Edward Curzon, 6th Earl Howe of Gopsall Park and Penn House, thence by descent to a Lady of title
Attributed to Peter Crosse (c. 1685-1724) oil, portrait miniature of a Lady, 10 x 8cm gilt frame with scroll cresting.Provenance - John Taylor Fine Antiques, Sept 1995, described as 'Attributed to Mary Beale'Not painted on copper, contrary to the catalogue description and previous description, rear can't be accessed without compromising the painting but appears to be possibly painted on vellum or card. Some crackerlure and deterioration towards outer edge, a little flaking to surface. Glass is loose and some minor damage to gilt frame
Manner of Richard Cosway (1742-1821) miniature watercolour portrait on ivory, depicting a young lady with white dress, apparently unsigned, oval, 6.5 x 5cm, in glazed tooled gilt metal frame with hair locket to reverse, housed within a later tooled leather case with inscription from the pupils of William Todd Esquire, April 7th 1847. APHA Ref: C3YD54AB
Gaspar Smits (1635-1707), oil on copper, miniature portrait of a gentleman with detailed lace collar, oval, 4.6 x 3.6cm, glazed frame with folding shagreen case.Provenance: John Taylor Antiques, March 1996Not examined out of the glazed frame, we have not removed the glass for fear of compromising the miniature, some dust and debris under glass, no discernible damage to the paint surface. Shagreen case with some general wear commensurate with age. The attribution is as it was purchased from John Taylor Antiques, March 1996
T.R.H. Princess Elizabeth Duchess of Edinburgh (later H.M.Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh, pair of unusual signed presentation portrait prints, both wearing Garter robes, signed in ink on the mounts 'Elizabeth 1949' and 'Philip' also signed by the artist, in glazed frames 37.5 x 31cmThe artist is Oswald Birley ( 1880-1952). They are both in good order and have been re-framed. They are both hand signed
Manner of Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger (c.1561/62-1636) oil on panel - portrait of a child feeding a pet rabbit, 35cm x 27cm, unframedProvenance: Collection of the late Lt. Col. Guy Blewitt D.S.O., M.C., (1884-1969) thence by family descentThe work is painted on an oak panel that appears to be the oringal size having not been cut down. The panel is basically good and flat with only a little movement when laid flat. Some old losses to the edges but nothing recent. As seen in the images that were taken whilst under a UV light there is evidence of historic overpainting to the figures face and also the rabbit. To the left of the nose is some paint loss and also beneath the right eye. Generally a good basically untouched early work.
Anna Tonelli (c.1763-1846) pastel portrait of two children, George Augustus William & Marianne Curzon, titled verso and dated 1794, oval 24cm x 30cm, in period gilt frame. George and Marianne were the children of the Hon. Penn Assheton Curzon (1757-1797) and Baroness Howe (1762-1835), labels versoProvenance: Property from Edward Curzon, 6th Earl Howe of Gopsall Park and Penn House, thence by descent to a Lady of title
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