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Lot 80
Maugham (William Somerset) The Book-Bag first separate edition one of 725 copies (this unnumbered) frontispiece portrait of bust original cloth-backed blue boards with author`s device in red on upper cover minor discolouration to extremities otherwise very good uncut dust-jacket a very good copy [Stott A43b] large 8vo Florence G.Orioli 1932.
Lot 872
AN ITALIAN NEO CLASSICAL GILTWOOD MIRROR, TUSCANY the rectangular plate crested by a bust of a Ceasar surmounted by a two handled urn framed by leaves and flanked by finials or urns on brackets, 171cm h x 69cm w, c1800 Comparative Literature: Child (Graham), World Mirrors 1650-1900, 1990, plts 633-635. ++The plate replaced, old regilding and retouching, elements reattached, repaired breaks, etc. Generally in need of cosmetic restoration in similar state to the following lot.
Lot 31
A LUSTRE WARE BUST OF DAVID GARRICK the actor in a loose claret and brown coat with frilled light green shirt and red cloak, on purple resist socle with a band of palmettes, 19.5cm h, collector`s label, c1820 Provenance: Folkard Collection. ++In good condition with minute spot of flaking on the red cloak and also several tiny glaze scratches, no restoration
Lot 37
A CREAMWARE SHAKESPEARE JUG of shouldered form with shell moulded rim and lip, painted in cobalt above a bust of the bard flanked by the heads of the muses of Comedy and Tragedy beneath a banner impressed SHAKESPEARE/THE POET, the sides with framed portraits of the SPENDTHRIFT and MISER, all in blue and bright Pratt enamels of ochre, green and manganese, 21cm h, collector`s (fragmentary) label, c1790 Provenance: Frank Falkner Collection. Comparative Literature: The example in the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery is illustrated Lewis (J & G), Pratt Ware... 1780-1840, Revised Edition, Woodbridge, 1993, p197. Frank Falkner (1856-1930) formed an important collection of English Pottery and was the author of The Wood Family of Burslem, published in 1912. ++In very good condition with only a hairline crack around the lower junction on the handle to the body, a minor star crack in the base, hence in much better than usual for such jugs; no restoration
Lot 473
SAMUEL JOHN STUMP (1778-1863) GEORGE ORBY HUNTER bust length in van Dyck dress, signed Stump pt and inscribed on the card backing J[sic] Orby Hunter July 21st 1823/ SJ Stump Pinxt. 7 Cork Street B... Street, London, ivory, 7.7 x 6.2cm, papier mâché frame George Orby Hunter (1773-1843) after a military career settled in Dieppe, where he was engaged in translating Byron`s works into French (Source: DNB) ++A fine miniature in fine condition
Lot 576
FOLLOWER OF THOMAS HUDSON PORTRAIT OF THOMAS BAYLEY OF SANDBACH CHESHIRE bust length, in a blue coat and waistcoat with silver buttons and white stock, in a feigned oval, 74 x 61cm, 18th c sanded giltwood and composition frame with outset corners Provenance: The sitter; his son Thomas (see previous lot) and by descent. ++Lined, probably in the later 19th/early 20th c; minor scratch lower centre visible on the image. The frame with losses and old regilding
Lot 836
JOSEPH DURHAM (1814-1877) A white marble portrait bust of Mary Peel, so inscribed verso OBT 7 November 1876 and signed J. Durham ARA 1877 on a plain socle, 28" high. Note: Mary Peel was daughter of the Rev. John Wilde of Hamage, Shropshire. In 1838 she married Jonathan Peel of Accrington House, Accrington, Lancs and Knowlmere Manor, near Clitheroe, Lancs. Jonathan was a barrister in the Middle Temple.
Lot 10
An early Victorian sculpted white marble bust of a maiden, circa 1840, by R.J Wyatt, portrayed with her hair up and with loose ringlets at the sides, her decolletage loosely draped, on a waisted circular socle, the truncation to the reverse inscribed RJ WYATT ROME, 67cm high, 44cm wide. Note: Wyatt, like other British sculptors (such as John Gibson) worked in Rome during the first half of the 19th century although much of his work found its way back to Britain with the Grand Tourists who had commissioned it. He died in 1850, the year that Queen Victoria gave one of his works, ‘Glycera’ to Prince Albert as a Christmas present.
Lot 440
Ornate antique silver cameo brooch, approx. 75mm x 36mm, comprising ornately carved oval shell, approx. 28mm x 22mm, depicting the bust portrait of a woman, set in silver ornate frame set with marcasite, some stones missing, pear shaped cameo drop, carved shell, approx. 14mm, depicting the bust portrait of a woman, tested silver (0.39oz)
Lot 541
Porcelain figurines, comprising Royal Doulton Valerie, HN2107, by M Davies, approx. 4.3/4", first issued 1953, chip to toe & to rose in hand, Bunny, HN2214, by M Davies, approx. 5", issued 1960-1975, Coalport, Tessa, 5/85 to base, approx. 4.3/4", Royal Worcester, First Dance, 3629, by F.G. Doughty, approx. 7" & a crumb brush handle designed as a bust of a period dress lady (5)
Lot 1089
A Victorian Silver and Glass Inkstand, George Kenning, London 1883, the prismatic cut octagonal globular inkpot with hinged cover cast with a classical bust within a beaded border, the hexagonal stand cast and pierced with patera and linen swags within beaded borders, on three claw and ball feet, the stand 16cm wide, 8oz weighable silver
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