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Collection of oddments including ambrotype Union cased portrait of a little girl; silver bladed fruit knives; odd jewellery items; gilt metal photographic locket etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: In general, all used items are in worn tarnished condition with some losses to mother of pearl, losses to enamel on compact etc.
PRE-WAR HARDWOOD AND SIMULATED IVORY SMALL SLIDE RULE 15 cm long CASARTELLI FOLDING BRASS YARN MAGNIFIER and SUNDRY SMALL ITEMS including two cut-throat razors, small brass cased compass, a J. Hudson & Co Birmingham "The Metropolitan" plated metal whistle and a 19th Century AMBROTYPE PHOTOGRAPH ON GLASS FAMILY in contemporary frame (14)
A Collection of Items Relating to Sir James Outram First Baronet GCB, KCSI (1803-1863) including a rare Stereo Daguerreotype by Antoine Claudet c. 1855 (student to Daguerre and 'Photographer-in-ordinary' to Queen Victoria), Ambrotype of Sir James and his wife and 1851 Great Exhibition Exhibitor's Bronze Medal by W. Wyon to Lt. Col. Outram. N.B. Sir James Outram 'The Bayard of India' was an English General who fought in the India Rebellion of 1857. Appointed resident at Lucknow in 1854 and carried out the annexation of Oudh. In 1857 during the Anglo Persian War he defeated the enemy at Khushab. It was said at the time that 'a fox is a fool and a lion a coward by the side of Sir James Outram. Voted for, but refused the Victoria Cross and buried at Westminter. The following lots have come from the same source.
A cased mid-19th century daguerreotype, depicting a seated gentleman in tailcoat, a stovepipe hat to his side, in plain maroon morocco case, the image 2 x 1.5in.; together with a pair of ambrotypes of two sisters with shaped gilt preservers and a smaller ambrotype of a young girl in a garden with arched gilt preserver. (4)
Large Crimean War Period Ambrotype Photograph of a British Officer, showing the officer wearing red frock coat with white cross belt having cross belt plate to the centre, large early type shoulder boards. Housed in an American made cushioned leather case with gilt tooled SARONY PHOTOGRAPHIST with American eagle. Measures 9 ½ x 12cm.
TWO REGENCY PORTRAIT SILHOUETTESeach painted and each depicting a gentleman, contained within a portrait oval with domed glass, housed in a rectangular ebonised frame, each approximately 13.5cm long, 11cm wide; together with a Victorian oval ambrotype depicting a male sitter, damages to the case, 9cm long (3)
*Ambrotype. A full-plate hand-painted ambrotype of an unidentified man, circa 1870, the seated man in front of a view of a rocky coastline with castle, 20 x 14.5 cm, somewhat crudely mounted, framed and sealed with contemporary printed photographic broadside for Starkey's Photographic Portrait Rooms of Scarborough pasted to verso, together with the damaged matching ambrotype of the man's wife with similar printed broadside to backing mount, plus a gelatin silver print of a riverbank scene with figures, early 20th century, printed on milk glass, 23 x 34 cm (3)
*Cased images. A group of 15 ambrotypes and other cased photographic portraits, circa 1850s and later, including a hand-tinted quarter-plate family group portrait by Glaister, an overpainted sixth-plate photograph of a young man, a ninth-plate portrait of an officer with gilt highlights by Bracher, Oxford, a hand-coloured sixth-plate ambrotype of an older man by Henneman plus various others, mostly ninth plate and smaller sizes, mostly in original leather or Union cases (15)
*Stereoscopic ambrotype. A hand-coloured stereoscopic ambrotype of an officer of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, 1860s, in folding morocco stereoscopic viewing case with two gilt clasps, together with a similar folding morocco stereoscopic viewing case with reproduction stereocard inserted (2)
An elegant coloured ambrotype, or other process, of a young women reading a book, mounted in gilt metal, overall dimensions about 13 x 10 cmProvenance: The reverse of the frame with an old label stating: 'Marion Elizabeth Boulton..../Wm. Walter Hope Heaven of ...& mother of Marion & Walter (Australia)'. The sitter here may therefore refer to the Marion Boulton who is said to have married William Heaven from Pilton in Wiltshire; the couple are thought to have had three children Marion Cecilia Horley, Lucy, and Walter Charles Hudson.
An Ambrotype of a seated lady within a Keith's Hyalographic/34 Castle Street/Liverpool case, together with an ambrotype of a Lady by Robert Boning of Leicester Square; a small metal mounted image with trade label stating 'Plates Ferrotype/E.C./Sole Agent/L.S.Willis/139 Weston Street/Molesworth Square/London S.E. and seven other metal mounted collodion, or other process, images (10)
Baker and Co, Calcutta, 'A PORTRAIT OF A BRITISH OFFICER', ambrotype, hand tinted on a gilt mount and frame, in a leather case, stamped Baker's Calcutta Photographic Gallery, 14.5 x 10.5cm. Established in 1857 Williams Baker's practice flourished in the 1860's, another daguerreotype and a tankard engraved Madras Volunteer Guards Lieut. Fraser Smiths 'B' Competition Cadet B Price, 11cm high and an empire flagProvenance: From the Estate of Stephen Masty
Cartes-de-visites, small album - portraits, including Friese-Greene, 1860s/1870s (47), larger cartes-de-visite/cabinet album, portraits, including Maull and Polyblank, 1860s/1880s, and loose, with ambrotype of shop Trudgett & Co, possibly Bury St Edmunds, ambrotypes (2), tintypes (2) (a lot)
A porcupine-quill box, to/w a mother-of-pearl and abalone visiting-card case, a turned wood snuff box, bisque miniature costume-doll, antique wrought iron key, turned treen cotton-reel in case, and an Ambrotype photograph in gilt frame Condition Report Wear, damage and quill loss, screws possibly replacements, Victorian/Edwardian in age
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