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Lot 92
A Derby figure of a shepherdess, her left arm resting on a pillar and wearing a plumed bonnet, red and gilt bodice, flowered apron and puce dress before a profusely flowered bocage on pierced and scrolling puce and gilt base, 29cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1770. ++Old discoloured restoration to both forearms. Typical chipping of the flowers and leaves on the bocage. Lacking the object previously on the figure's lap
Lot 333
A Vienna figure of a girl, barefoot and seated on a rock in green bonnet and puce headscarf with pink dress and pale yellow skirt, a bundle under one arm, a flute held in her hand, a kid at her side, on gilt edged low mound, 14.5cm h, incised O, painted shield in underglaze blue and 14 in sepia, c1780. ++Slight damage to the ribbons and fingers of one hand, lacking parts of the rustic staved fence and with small losses to the encrusted leaves as to be expected. No restoration
Lot 367
A William IV 19th century longcase clock, the calibrated arched 14inch dial with a painted moon phase, the spandrels painted with female figures each in dress emblematic of the Seasons, signed Birmingham, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, eight-day four-pillar movement, in a crossbanded mahogany case, 244cm high
Lot 2656
An early 19th century portrait miniature, painted on ivory of a young woman, with long ringlets and wearing a white dress with a blue sash. Framed in an oval miniature frame, within a larger ebonised frame, which is cut away on the reverse to reveal the following inscription; "The portrait of Mary Anne Bonner who died at Sea off Cape Verd August 26th 1821. To Augustus Cotgrave Bonner from his niece Mary Anne Manson September 10th 1852".
Lot 1112
English School, 1629 PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, HALF LENGTH, HE IN A BLACK SLASHED DOUBLET WITH A LACE COLLAR AND A GILT BELT, SHE IN A BLACK DRESS WITH A WHITE LACE COLLAR AND RED AND WHITE RIBBONS Inscribed 'AETIS: SVIE (sic) 53.1629' and 'AETIS: SVE (sic) 26. 1629' Oil on panel 80 x 110cm
Lot 1116
A mid 17th century embroidered panel, with a central lady depicting the sense of smell holding a three-dimensional flower comprised of needle lace, wrapped wire and petal-shaped satin fabric. The lady dressed in a green split skirted dress with wide collar and cuffs, all worked in needle lace, the petticoat worked in metal thread and silk combination needle lace with applied metal trim. The figure worked in stump work technique with wooden hands, one hand holding a fan, the face shown as ink drawn. The lady stands under an ornate canopy on a hummock of metal burden stitch, the canopy drapes being needle lace and the background having been embroidered with metal threads. The rest of the ground is embroidered with large scale flowers in silk covered metal thread work and with a hound chasing a rabbit to the foreground. The ground being further detailed with spangles. Mounted, glazed and framed, 34.5 x 25cm
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