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Lot 324
A COALBROOKDALE PARIANWARE FIGURE of the Duke of Wellington reclining on a chair, inscribed "C. Abbott, Sculpt.", 10.25" wide, a Copeland tazza dedicated to "Albert of Sax-Coburg and Gotha, Consort of Victoria, Queen born 1819, married 1840, died 1861", with transfer printed decoration and various inscriptions, the base with printed marks, including "Art Union of London 1863", 16.5" dia., and a Copeland Parianware bust of "Horatio Nelson", inscribed on the square socle, 13.25" high (3)
Lot 396
ADMIRAL LORD NELSON: A GILT METAL PLAQUE repousse with a profile portrait bust of the Admiral within a border of oak leaves and acorns, in a moulded circular alabaster frame, 5.25" dia.; a gilt metal plaque of Sir Robt. Peel; and a Victorian Grant of Patent to John Colon bearing the Great Seal of Queen Victoria. The seal 6.5" dia. (3)
Lot 498
FRANCIS JOHN WILLIAMSON: A WHITE MARBLE STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA, her hands clasped at the front and standing on a stepped plinth, 57" high Francis John Williamson was reputed to be Queen Victoria's furniture supplier. His 1887 Jubilee Bust of the monarch was reproduced for display throughout the British Empire.
Lot 100
JOHN FRANCIS (1780-1861): A PAIR OF WHITE MARBLE BUSTS OF PRINCE ALBERT AND QUEEN VICTORIA, the Queen facing to dexter and the Prince to sinister, the Queen inscribed on the back "Victoria. D.C. Brit. Regina. F.D." and signed lower down "J. Francis, Sc. London 1853", the Prince inscribed on the reverse "Albertus Dux Saxon AE" and signed lower down "J. Francis Sc London 1853". Prince Albert 31.5" high and Queen Victoria 29.5" high (2) John Francis first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1820 and in 1844 he executed his first bust of Prince Albert at the command of H.M. Queen Victoria.
Lot 625
Victorian bronze presentation Cheselden medal awarded to 4th year students in practical surgery at St Thomas's Hospital, London. The medal was founded by George Vaughan in 1829 and is named after William Cheselden, the famous 18thC surgeon and lithotomist at St Thomas's who was influential in establishing surgery as a scientific medical profession. The medal was designed by William Wyon, RA, and depicts the bust of Cheselden, and verso a cadaver with skull, bones and medicine with Latin inscription 'mors vivis salvs, D78mm
Lot 85
17thC /18thC oil on canvas, half bust portrait of Lucy Hollier (nee Knowles), second wife of Thomas Hollier, who was Samuel Pepys' surgeon. The sitter's granddaughter married Thomas Crawley Boevey who inherited Flaxley Abbey in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, the vendor is a direct decedent of the sitter. A picture bearing a striking resemblance of the one offered for sale is on page 225 Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons 1979. 75 x 62cm, in ornate gilt frame
Lot 656
Pondicherry Taken: AR medallion 1761 by Thomas Pingo. Obverse bust of George III right within circle, legend 'George The Third'; reverse Victory within two palm trees inscribed to tablet 'Coote' and 'Steevens', legend 'Total Expulsion of the French from India' with 'Pondicherry Taken MDCCLXI' in exergue, D40mm
Lot 160
A CASED SET OF SIX 20TH CENTURY TEA SPOONS commemorating the Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill M.P. as Prime Minister with his portrait bust on the terminals, by H. Wilkinson, Sheffield 1941, a cased set of six late Victorian tea spoons with figural and cruciform terminals, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd., Chester 1900 and a cased pair of engraved butter knives with wrythen mother of pearl handles by J & W. Deakin, Sheffield 1892; the knives 5.8" (14.8 cms) long; 5 oz weighable silver (3)
Lot 684
A LATE VICTORIAN HEART-SHAPED VESTA CASE with an applied 9 ct. gold cartouche, initialled, suspensory ring, by C. Saunders & F. Shepherd, Birmingham 1895 and another vesta with the bust of King Edward VII in relief on the front, by Joseph Walton, London 1901; the latter 2" (5 cms) long; 1.55 oz (2)
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