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AMENDMENT TO CATALOGUE A pair of oils on board by William Havell (1782-1857) Both signed W.Havell and dated 1822. The reverse of both boards has the names J E Godolphin & R Godolphin indistinctly penciled. 35.5 x 22.8cm. William Havell came from a well-known Reading family of artists and engravers. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1804 and at the British Institution from 1806. He was one of the first members of the Water colour Society. In 1816 he accompanied Lord Amherst's mission to China on board 'The Alceste' as artist to the expedition. The venture was not a success for Havell and in 1817 he sailed for India. He spent nine years in India painting portraits before returning to England in 1826 after a bout of cholera. The first painting shows a young uniformed staff officer of the Honourable East India Company. He is resplendent in his double breasted scarlet tunic with dark blue facings and gold braided epaulettes. His dress sword is casually looped under his arm and he holds a bicorn hat with a red and white plume in his right hand. He stands in front of a large stone column. The background shows a palm tree, a ships mast and a large white colonial building. Note: This portrait is very similar to another portrait of Havell's in the British Library's East India Company archive, showing General Sir John Withington Adams in India. The second portrait shows a finely dressed young lady (possibly the officer's wife) in a lush garden of holly-hocks, a minaretted Indian tower in the distance. She is billowing in a confection of directoire style, embroidered white muslin, decorated with pink silk ribbons
A collection of Victorian and later vintage clothing, mainly ladies including pale blue dress with waistcoat and shawl, three assorted sequinned dresses, blue dress by Doris Clark of Manchester, pale blue dress with lace collar, floral dress, Victorian dress with shawl, two coats with fur trim etc, also a large wicker trunk, vintage parasol and various other related items including a gents tailcoat with trousers. CONDITION REPORT: There is no label inside the gents tailcoat. There are imperfections to all the items in this lot. We would strongly recommend viewing in person to see them in detail. We are unsure of the age of the sequin dresses - vintage.
A mixed lot comprising a Royal Dux figure group depicting a courting couple in 18th century dress, impressed 3802, height 21cm, a Royal Doulton figurine HN2461 "Janine" (hairlines to base), a Coalport Ladies of Fashion figure "Belinda", a porcelain pin cushion female bust and a Capodimonte miniature figure group (5).
A German Third Reich dress sword and scabbard, marked WMW Waffen, length of blade 77cm. CONDITION REPORT: Makers mark obscured and cannot been seen in images. The tip of the swords handle depicts an eagle, as can be seen in the main photo. The blade is marked as stated in the catalogue description though this is obscured by the edge of the hilt, as illustrated in one of the additional photos. There is no swastika.
A leather cased set of six Edwardian yellow metal mother of pearl and red enamelled dress buttons, with five yellow metal loop attachments. CONDITION REPORT: Two of the central stones are missing to two of the studs, light surface wear, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
"Dora" a Parisienne doll with fixed cobalt blue eyes, two tone closed mouth and a flat swivel neck. Costumed in a well made antique style dress and layers of old underwear. Hand stitched leather body. The shoulder plate damaged, H 12in. Sold with a letter dated 1941 stating that "Dora, a Paris doll was given to me in May 1869 - before my 8th birthday ---- I never had another doll". Sold with a small quantity of clothes made in the 1930`s or 40`s.
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