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A marble bust of Brian Hubert Hill (1847-1893), late 19th century, on a rectangular plinth incised on reverse 'Gaffin Sc.Lon', 23" high. Brian Hubert Hill was a Land Agent. His early death was the result of a hunting accident and he is buried in the church at Weston under Redcastle. The west window was given in memory of him. His widow had the bust made from his death mask. The sculptor Thomas Gaffin, son of Edward Gaffin, worked with his father at their workshop in Regent Street where they were renowned for their prolific production of monuments and memorial tablets, running into thousands. Works by the Gaffin firm include Lord Clyde at Westminster Abbey, 1863 and Sir Thomas Reade Congleton, Cheshire 1849
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English School (18th century) Portrait of a gentleman, bust length, wearing a rust-coloured jacket Watercolour on ivory Oval 4cm x 3cm Mounted in a gold brooch setting Provenance: by descent from Frank Arthur Cecil Richardson (1874-1940) and Winifred Eva Richardson (1878-1945); it is not clear whether it passed through the maternal or paternal line.
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A dated Hispano Moresque portrait charger, the cavetto with slightly raised centre decorated in copper lustre with the bust of a soldier in profile wearing a tunic, helmet and feather on a ground of stylized foliage and florets within a panelled border, bearing the date 1613, 34.5cm. diameter, significant damage, 17th century.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19th CENTURY PORTRAITS OF A LADY; and OF A GENTLEMAN A pair, each bust length, oil on canvas, unstretched and affixed to board, cut down, unframed 58 x 44cm.; and 62 x 44cm. (2) ++ Each with blistered paint and in need of general renovation; quaint ** These may be Anglo-American.
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ENGLISH SCHOOLA Gentleman bust length in profile, pencil and watercolour on card, 11 x 9cm, with a label on the backboard inscribed "This likeness taken by a person in Carrington Street, Nottingham on Monday March 24 1845 Edw. Moody", in maple frame; and a naive watercolour portrait of a lady in a green dress (2)
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An English cup-hilt rapier, circa 1630-40 with slender blade of flattened hexagonal section, stamped 'Andria Ferara' within a short fuller on each face (associated, the inscriptions rubbed), steel hilt comprising a pair of quillons with tightly curled spatulate terminals, outer-ring-guard, shallow cup-guard attached to the ring-guard by a pair of short scrolling arms, knuckle-guard interrupted by a warrior medallion and joined by an additional bar front and rear, spherical pommel, chiselled throughout with foliage framing bust medallions, and associated wooden grip bound with copper wire and ribband 101 cm ; 39.75in blade
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