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A matched set of four George III rectangular entree dishes and covers with gadroon rims interspersed with cabochon cartouche panels and leaf and shell corners with cast leaf and scroll handles, 12 1/2 x 8 3/4 inches, London 1812 & 1814, two marked by Benj Smith & Jas Smith, two marked by Benj Smith, engraved with a coat of arms and motto 'Tria Juncta In Uno' and a crest, with variations, 267ozs
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An exceptional Bokhara silk brocade chapan, Turkmenistan, second half 19th century. With original Russian or French printed cotton lining and fine wide waxed silk ikat interior edging and original exterior embroidered edging. Both the quality and condition of this coat, with its lime green silk brocade embellished with pale blue silk embroidery, are remarkable. See Mackie and Thompson, Turkmen, figs. 50-1 for a photograph of a Bokharan silk worker taken in 1872 and another taken in about 1909 of a Bokharan dignitary wearing a similarly lavish chapan to the present example with almost identical silk embroidered exterior edging.
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ENGISH SCHOOL, 18th century Portrait of a gentleman wearing a green coat and white stock, indistinctly inscribed "Thomas Harris Salisbury, 1782?", oil on copper, oval, 3" x 2.5", a miniature oval portrait of a young boy inscribed "A Daniel, 5 years old" in red leather case and a miniature portrait on ivory of a lady, her hair in coiled ringlets (3)
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Four porcelain monkeys, 19th century in Meissen style modelled after J J Kandler as male monkeys in brightly coloured clothes, playing musical instruments and supported by a tree stump each raised on a shaped circular scroll moulded and gilt highlighted base, comprising: a guitarist in plumed black hat and pink jacket with white neck ruff, crossed swords and incised 16, damage and restoration, 6" high, an organist in powdered wig and red frock coat seated astride another monkey supporting the organ on its back and supported by a central tree stump, crossed swords and indistinctly numbered, damage and restoration, 5" high, a triangle player wearing black tricorn hat, blue frock coat and pink striped breeches, incised No.19, damage and restoration, 4.75" high and another with crossed arms and modelled leaning to one side wearing a powdered wig, pink frock coat and purple breaches, incised 11, damage and restoration, 5.5" high (4)
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Italian School, 16th century The Coat-of-Arms of the Piccolomini family oil on panel, oval 44.5 by 45.5 cm.; 17.5 by 18 in. The coat-of-arms to the right are those of the Piccolomini family of Rome, but those on the left have not so far been identified. The Imperial Eagle above the arms identifies both families as being Guelph supporters.
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Late 18th Century English School - Shoulder-length miniature portrait of a gentleman wearing a grey wig and blue coat, oval 1.75ins x 1.5ins, in gilt oval frame with domed glass (glass cracked), mounted in gilt brass and velvet covered easel pattern frame of shaped outline, the border pieced and engraved with bold leaf scroll and shell ornament, 4.75ins x 4ins overall
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Late 18th Century English School - Shoulder-length miniature portrait of an elderly gentleman wearing a grey wig, grey jacket and red waistcoat, oval 2ins x 1.625ins, mounted in gilt brass and red velvet covered frame of shaped outline, with pierced and engraved leaf and shell pattern border, 4.75ins x 4ins, and 19th Century English School - Oval miniature portrait of a young gentleman wearing a blue coat, oval 2.25ins x 1.75ins, in black papier-mache rectangular frame Both
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William IV salver of large size of shaped circular form, the edge finely cast and chased with acanthus leaves and convolvulus flowers and leaves, the centre engraved with a coat of arms 're e merito' surrounded by a chased border of 'c' scrolls and volutes raised on four cast shell feet, maker J E Terry & Co. London, 1835, 119oz
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Hoppner: A HIGH-QUALITY LATE 18TH-CENTURY OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE in watercolour and body colour of a gentleman, half-length left, in powdered wig, russet frock coat and white stock, signed Hoppner, in gilt-metal mounted neo-classical dark tortoiseshell or horn frame, the reverse bezel bright-cut engraved with central glazed medallion with applied cypher RB in foliate cursive script 10cm, (4in) excluding suspender
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Gaillot: A FINE LATE 18TH-/EARLY 19TH-CENTURY OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE in watercolour on ivory of a young man, three-quarter length facing, in grey coat with tan facings and collar, with white stock holding a twitch or crop, signed Gaillot, in gilt metal bezel, horn or tortoiseshell backed, 11.5cm, (4.5in) (excluding suspender)
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