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Lot 315
White Crystal Gilt Snake Necklace, an articulated gilt snake, studded with white crystals, the head with pear cut black crystal eyes, sitting to the front of the neckline, crossing over the tail section; the necklace fastening to the back with a fold-over clasp; a substantial dress necklace of good quality
Lot 908
Watercolour Sketch Of Young Moorish Gentleman By J. S. Morland. Late Victorian watercolour by Liverpool born artist James Smith Morland 1846-1921 Signed 'J. S Morland, dated 1878. Watercolour on paper depicting a portrait of a young man in Moorish style dress. In good overall condition with no signs of fading, some foxing to top left. Housed in gilt frame. Approx dimensions 7 x 10 inches.
Lot 251
Pre-Raphaelite School (late 19th-early 20th century), Head and shoulders portrait of a girl wearing a lace-trimmed dress, pastels on grey/blue paper, watermarked MICHALLET. Note: Michallet paper was preferred by some of the French Impressionist painters for pastel drawings, notably Degas and Seurat.
Lot 73
Coleridge Family Correspondence and Artifacts, including: (1) Coleridge (Derwent, writer and educationist, 1800-83) Two portraits and a printed document signed by Derwent Coleridge, comprising: (a) Original silhouette of Derwent Coleridge as a young man, highlighted in gilt, in the original black papier-maché frame, with the label of J.H. Gillespie, profile painter, "Likeness Drawn in One Minute", 140 x 112mm. (b) Albumen cabinet photograph of an elderly Derwent Coleridge in clerical dress seated at a table, by Manull & Co., 165 x 108mm (c) Printed parliamentary act to amend the law of copyright, 1860, signed by Derwent Coleridge. (2) Coleridge (William Rennell, Justice of the Peace, great nephew of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, of Salston, Ottery St Mary, 1833-1904) 24 items relating to W.R. Coleridge, including: (a) 6 ALs.s. from Sarah Elizabeth Coleridge (1 incomplete) to her son W.R. Coleridge, 1855-66; and another ALs to William Hart Coleridge, 20th October 1847 (b) Coleridge (Rt Rev William Hart, first Bishop of Barbados 1824-42, 1789-1849) 8 ALs.s. (1 joint with his wife; 1 joint with his daughter with a note added by his wife) to W.R. Coleridge, the first from Barbados, the rest from Salston House etc., concerned with his son's spiritual and moral well being. (3) General correspondence from various members of the Coleridge family, including: W.R. Coleridge, Sarah Elizabeth Coleridge, both from Eton, George May Coleridge, Fanny, Lady Patteson, Harriet Coleridge, Sarah Anne Coleridge etc., folds, v.s., v.d., 1820's-80's (qty)
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