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Lot 549A
REVEREND JOHNS "Flowers of the field", published London 1908, one volume Punch`s Pocketbook 1858-61, a set of four botanical studies, watercolours, AFTER P G MATTHEWS "Portrait study of a gentleman", black and white dry point etching, signed and inscribed in pencil in the margin, a large 19th Century black and white photograph of a gentleman in regal dress by W & D Downey and a large quantity of miscellaneous 18th and 19th Century engravings and a folio of letters and receipts, etc
Lot 57
A PRATT WARE FIGURE OF A SEATED WOMAN, YORKSHIRE PROBABLY CROWN MARK CLASS in ochre fringed apron and high waisted, puff Sleeved, spotted blue dress, on green base, 10cm h, c1820 Comparative Literature: Lewis, op cit, p90 (lower illustration). ++Old flat chip on one front corner of the base, otherwise fine and with no restoration
Lot 96
A STAFFORDSHIRE GROUP OF DANDIES the fashionable couple standing arm in arm before boçage and painted in enamels, he in a hat, green coat and puce sponged trousers, she in a large bonnet and blue dress with red stylised flowers, holding a yellow parasol, a small dog at their feet, on rectangular base with brown lines, 22cm h, c1830 Comparative Literature: Halfpenny, op cit, col plt 51. ++Some old restoration to the tree, one corner of the lady`s bonnet and man`s left arm, the odd very small nick around the base but an attractive example
Lot 102
A STAFFORDSHIRE `PERSWASION` GROUP painted and sponged in bright enamels, the suitor in a green coat and pink-puce trousers, his companion in bonnet, blue shawl and white dress with red flowers and blue spots, a book in her left hand, a small dog at their feet, seated on a yellow love seat before boçage, the green mound-base heightened with red and blue scrolls, 20cm h, c1820 Comparative Literature: Halfpenny, op cit, illustrated p253. ++Some flaking of in particular the green enamel on the man`s coat and on his back and the back of the tree, restoration to the lady`s bonnet and the pineapple like plant in the pot on the base
Lot 122
A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE MODELS OF BRIGHTLY PLUMAGED BIRDS perched on a rustic stump, the base with a nest of three eggs and well coloured, 21cm h, c1870 and a pearlware figure of a seated lady in a blue dress, c1820 (3) ++The birds in good condition with small restoration to their bills, the figure with restoration to one arm and both hands, also repair to breaks in the back of the base
Lot 210
A DERBY FIGURE OF A LADY seated in a yellow open robe and flowered dress, a tabby kitten on her lap, on a sprigged rocky green base, 12.5cm h, incised 51G, c1780 and a Derby figure of a girl seated on a stool above an upturned basket of flowers, her left arm around a dog, richly decorated and gilt, on square base, 13.5cm h, red printed circular mark, c1825 (2) ++Both in reasonably good condition with small old restoration and minor faults
Lot 713
HUGH DOUGLAS HAMILTON (1736-1808) PORTRAIT OF ANNA TONELLI NÉE NISTRI bust length in a white turban and lace trimmed white dress, with inscription in a contemporary hand on the backboard Anna Tonelli ..... in London 1796, pastel, oval, 24 x 20.5cm The sitter, Anna Tonelli (Florence c1763-1846) was an accomplished portraitist in miniature and pastel. She came into contact with several English Grand Tourists in Italy in the 1780`s and there met Hamilton whose influence is apparent in her work. She was employed by Lord Clive and lived in London from 1794-97 before travelling with the Clive family to India in 1798. ++In fine condition in good quality later carved giltwood frame with sanded spandrels
Lot 876
A PAIR OF GLAZED PARIAN WARE ANTHROPOMORPHIC CAT AND DOG OIL LAMPS in fashionable day dress including a bonnet and painted in enamels, with glass eyes, on a grassy mound, brass fitment, 16.5cm h, impressed PS/L and Rd 37026/8, c1900 ++In fine condition, the sides with some degradation of the glass
Lot 311
A SINO-TIBETAN GILDED RED LACQUER CARVED WOOD FIGURE OF A DOUBLE-HEADED LOHAN, late 18th-19th century, sitting cross-legged on a double lotus throne, his hands raised, palm to palm, in a contemplative gesture, dressed in an open vestment and shoulder cloak and wearing a four-point head-dress; the second head in the form of a bare-headed man, old Chinese label with character marks to underside, 20.5cms high, together with a stand. See illustration
Lot 576
Attributed to Daniel Gardner (British, 1750-1805) Miss Elizabeth Arne Hall, later Mrs John Morse, (b.1775) in a Cream Dress and Bonnet with Blue Ribbons, playing with her Black-and-White Spaniel, pastel, 51 x 41cm (19.89 x 15.99in). Provenance: By descent from the sitter within the Morse family, Sprowston Hall, Norfolk (according to old labels on the reverse). Miss Elizabeth Arne Hall was the only daugher of Thomas Hall, a General in the English Army. She was born on 17 November 1775 and in 1800 married John Morse of Sprowston Hall, Norfolk
Lot 614
Muriel Pemberton (British, 1909-1993) Fashion Designs, 20th Century, pencil (five) 54 x 38cm (21.06 x 14.82in) , Muriel Pemberton invented art-school training in fashion in Britain and, in doing so, affected attitudes to fashion design throughout Europe. In 1928 she gained a scholarship to the Royal College of Art; she became interested in the idea of a diploma in fashion after a chance encounter with a stranger admiring a dress of her own design that she was wearing. She was allowed to develop her own course in fashion at the Royal College of Art and gained the first diploma in fashion there in 1931. Whilst at the Royal College of Art she became engaged to the Welsh artist, Stanley Lewis, and she features in one of his most famous paintings, Hyde Park, holding a parasol, but they did not marry. Muriel Pemberton later taught fashion design and drawing at Saint Martin`s School of Art, becoming Head of Fashion and Design at the School. Pemberton was an innovative teacher, encouraging her students in experimental fashion - her students included such luminaries as Katherine Hamnett and Bruce Oldfield
Lot 757
An 18th century wool, silk and painted panel and an earlier velvet framed fragment, the first depicting a lady in a red dress seated below a tree, 62 x 38.5cm (24.5 x 15.25in), the red silk velvet sewn with gold thread and beige silk rosette central to an oval of leaves, 44 x 35 cm (17.25 x 13.75in) in ebonised frames (2). Provenance: Clermont Hall, Norfolk
Lot 307
A mother of pearl cufflink and stud dress set, the double sided cufflinks centrally set with a 2mm pearl above a mother of pearl disc in rub over mounts, with four buttons and two studs en suite, stamped ‘9ct’, in the original fitted case. Please note the pearls are untested and unwarranted as natural pearls
Lot 345
An amethyst, diamond and ruby dress ring by Mauboussin, the crescent shaped amethyst cabochon rub over set within a surround of pave set brilliant cut diamonds above circular cut ruby set split shoulders, signed Mauboussin and numbered J 8848, stamped ‘750’ with French maker’s poincon, finger size L
Lot 1044
Royal Doulton "Trick or Treat Bunnykins ", model No. DB162, purple dress, black hat, black cape with yellow trim, green base with gold moons and stars, marked to underside "This item is the property of Royal Doulton (UK) Ltd. and the title to the property remains with the company at all times", 11.9cm high
Lot 446
A late 19th century Japy Freres bronze clock garniture set with Sevres style hand painted porcelain plaques, the clock surmounted by a female artist in classical dress, chiming, the face ceramic and flanked by two urns with the lids having reversible finials into sconces, measuring 35cm high.
Lot 1262
Will Henderson, a pair of framed signed Engravings of a gentleman in early dress, labelled verso `Thomas Gainsborough, R.A. 1727 - 1788`` from the painting by the artist in the Diploma Gallery, Burlington House, London`, 11`` x 9 1/4`` approx. and the other ``John Constable, RA, 1776-1839`` from the painting by Philip Reinagle in the National Portrait Gallery, London, 11`` x 8 3/4`` approx., each with ``Art Sellers Association`` stamp to lower left, ``IEE`` & ``JWL``.
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