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Lot 182
Halford (Frederic M.). Floating Flies and How to Dress Them. A Treatise on the Most Modern Methods of Dressing Artificial Flies for Trout and Grayling, With Full Illustrated Directions and Containing Ninety Hand-Coloured Engravings of the Most Killing Patterns, Together with a Few Hints to Dry-Fly Fishermen, 1st ed., 1886, ten hand-coloured engraved plates, publisher`slist at end, slight marginal toning, one or two spots, original cloth gilt, minor tears at spine ends, slightly rubbed, t.e.g., 8vo (1)
Lot 351
[Essex, John]. The Young Ladies Conduct: Or, Rules for Education, Under Several Heads; With Instructions Upon Dress, Both Before and After Marriage. And Advice to Young Wives, 1st ed., 1722, a few light spots and ink splashes, endpapers with previous owner signatures and annotation etc., contemporary red calf, covers with central gilt diamond decoration, corner tools within ruled border, lightly rubbed, a.e.g., 8vo (1)
Lot 299
Circle of Sir Peter Lely, PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADY, SEATED FULL LENGTH IN A RED DRESS, IN A WOODED LANDSCAPE, A SPANIEL AT HER FEET, Oil on canvas, 112.5cm x 81cm. Provenance:The Right Honourable John Inglis of Glencorse, Lord Justice General of Scotland; thence by descent. John Inglis, Lord Glencorse (1810-1891) graduated from Glasgow University and Balliol college, Oxford. He became an eminent figure in Scottish law and was appointed Lord Justice General in 1867. He is best remembered for masterminding the Universities (Scotland) Act of 1858, for trying the last man in Glasgow to be hanged in public and for his defence in 1857 of Madeline Smith against charges of poisoning her former lover.
Lot 461
TWO ENGLISH PORCELaiN FIGURES, depicting two ladies in late 19th century dress, one holding a bag and a parcel and the other holding a fan, each wearing dress, coat and bonnet, decorated in shades of blue with floral sprigs, on circular domed bases. each having printed registration mark to base. Height 14.25" and 14.5" (AF) (2)
Lot 488
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE GROUP of a man and a woman dancing, she in ermine trimmed coat and he in blue jacket with painted features on raised shaped gilt line base. Together with a figure of a dancing lady in Highland dress with painted features on oval gilt lined base. Height 7" and 7.25". (AF) (2)
Lot 492
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE GROUP of a lady and gentleman, on naturalistic oval gilt lined base. Together with a Staffordshire pottery clock group depicting a lady and gentleman in highland dress on either side of a clock, on naturalistic oval gilt line base. Height 14" and 12.25" AF (2)
Lot 862
Continental School (17th/18th century). Madonna and Child, the Madonna wearing a red dress, the infant partially draped with cream garment. Oil on copper, oval, 24.5cm by 19.5cm, The work is contained within an 18th century carved giltwood frame, decorated with flowers and swags. See illustration
Lot 958
Frank Samuel Eastman (1878-1964). "Constance", portrait of a lady, seated, wearing a black chiffon dress, holding a necklace, the daughter of E.S. Goodes Esq.. Signed and dated (19)03, also inscribed with the artist`s name and further inscriptions on the stretcher verso, also inscribed Alfred Robins EsqÉ. , oil on canvas, 91.5cm by 71.5cm, The work was exhibited at the RA in 1903, no 487, Constance, daughter of E S Goodes Esq., Born in London in 1878, Frank Samuel Eastman studied at the Croydon School of Art and the Royal Academy Schools. He exhibited with the Royal Academy of Arts in London from 1902-1940. His primary subject matter was portraiture, landscapes and figurative work. His wife Maud and daughter Edith were also artists., The work is contained within its original elaborately decorated gilt plaster and wooden frame with foliage and acorn decoration.. See illustration
Lot 965
Miss Mary Annie Sloane A.R.E. (c.1870-1961). Portrait of a Young Lady, three quarter length, wearing a blue dress and large bonnet. Inscribed with the artist`s name and the title Portrait on an exhibition label verso, oil on board, 30.5cm by 24.5cm, The artist was born in Leicester and studied art at Leicester Art School and at Bushey under Herkomer, as well as at the Royal College of Art under Short. She exhibited at the leading London galleries from 1889 onwards, was a member of the Leicester Society of Artists and lived at Enderby and London.
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