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Lot 1635
Alexander Munro (1825-1871) Portrait Relief of Pauline, Lady Trevelyan (1816-1866) plaster with gilt border, framed in mahogany veneer frame, unsigned 48cm diam, roundel, 62cm diameter (frame). Provenance Raleigh Trevelyan (1923-2014) This relief is the original plaster model for the roundel bust f Pauline Trevelyan at Wallington, Northumberland. Literature B Read and J Barnes Pre-Raphaelite Sculpture, Nature and Imagination in British Sculpture 1848-1914, exhibition catalogue Birmingham City Museum and Art Gallery, 1991 plate 62 and 64.
Lot 404
ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS POOLEY (1646 - 1723)Portrait of a young man, bust length wearing full wig and lace cravat and companion portrait of a young woman wearing a white silk dress with a crimson gold braided cloak Oils on canvas, each 75 x 60cm Both in stylised feigned ovals and period carved giltwood frames See the National Gallery of Ireland, Thomas Pooley, Portrait of Sir John Perceval, 3rd Bt (1660-1686) (NGI.4627), for a comparison with the above lot for the treatment of the lace and curious ovals in which the figures are set.
Lot 234
A Minton Parian bust of Jenny Lind mid 19th century, modelled by Samuel Joseph, her head turned slightly to the right, raised on a titled socle base, signed 'S Joseph' to the reverse, 33cm. Johanna Maria 'Jenny' Lind (1820-1887) was a Swedish opera singer who performed across Europe and America, settling in England in 1855.
Lot 233
A rare terracotta bust by William John Coffee dated 1814, of a gentleman wearing 18th century dress, with short hair and sideburns, his head slightly turned and looking to the right, signed 'W J Coffee Fecit Derby 1814', raised on a polished black hardstone base, 25cm. William Coffee (1774-1846) was an English artist and sculptor of some renown who started his career working for William Duesbury at Derby. During this time he produced a series of busts like this one of local landowners and dignitaries. He emigrated to American in 1816, where he became famous as a sculptor of Thomas Jefferson, among others.
Lot 547
A Watcombe (Torquay) pottery bust and a similar figure group: the former modelled as H.R.H. The Princess of Wales, incribed verso 'Published by the Watcombe Pottery Co. St. Marychurch, South Devon. W.C. Lawton sculpt. copyright 1887, 30 cm high [devoid socle] the latter, probably by the Torquay Terracotta Company modelled as an embracing scantily clad couple on a circular base, 49 cm high, [small loss to finger, traces of silver paint].
Lot 281
Irish/French School 18th Century-Portrait of Jack Lynch, Archbishop of Tuam in County Galway,:bust-length in clerical gown and crucifix,inscribed in French along the top of the canvas,further contemporary/near contemporary inscription to the reverseoil on canvas, 80 x 63cm.* Note. This is a posthumous portrait after Lynch had moved to France where he died in 1713.
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Lot 297
English School -A miniature portrait of Lady Mary Wortley Montague,: bust-length with long curling fair hair and wearing a gem stone necklace with drop earrings and a pink silk dress with lace fringe, bears signature and date Cozens 1795, oval, on ivory, 7cm, in red leather case, together with one other miniature of a young lady. [2]
Lot 294
English School late 18th Century-A miniature portrait of a lady,: head and shoulders, with long curling powdered hair dressed with beads and wearing a white silk dress with blue ribbons, on ivory, oval, 5cm, with hair plait back, together with one other miniature of a young lady with rosy cheeks and wearing a pink flower button hole, sky background, in a red leather case, and one other of a lady, bust-length seated, wearing a white satin dress and jewellery,. [3]
Lot 203
A LATE VICTORIAN CAMEO BROOCH, wavy gold plated mount containing a side profile of a classical female bust, etched script initials to reverse of cameo, overall dimensions 6.3cm x 4.7cmm, together with another oval cameo in a white metal mount stamped 800, the cameo carved with floral spray (2)
Lot 225
Medallions, a John F. Kennedy gold and silver five medal set, produced by Gregory and Co as a limited edition of 200, the obverse with a bust and the legend 'John F. Kennedy, 1917-1963', the reverse with an eagle carrying a flag on a pole with the legend 'The 35th President of the United States of America', each medallion numbered 128, the set comprising a 4 2/5 oz, 1 1/2 oz and 1/4 oz 22 carat gold medallion, together with a large and medium sized Britannia standard silver medallion, complete in fitted case with certificates
Lot 223
Medallions, a Toye, Kenning and Spencer Winston Churchill commemorative medallion set, comprising a large and small medallion in 22 carat gold, silver gilt, silver and bronze, each with a portrait bust to the obverse and the Churchill family crest surrounded by `The Rt. Hon. Sir Winston Spencer-Churchill, KG,OM, CH: 1874-1965' to the reverse, in original fitted case of issue
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