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Click here to subscribeA Portrait Miniature by May Butler George 1881-1973, of a lady, bust-length in a blue dress and flowers in her hair turned to the right, signed, rectangular white coloured metal pendant frame, 8x6.5cm: together with eight various portrait miniatures by different hands, two within oval frames, a pair within tondo frames and four within rectangular frames, (9)
A Minton porcelain pedestal vase and cover, the ovoid body decorated with an oval cartouche of a young girl in Classical dress in a garden setting signed Anton Boullemier within raised beaded border on a turquoise ground decorated in raised gilt with blossom branches, rising to fluted neck and beaded collar with conforming loop handles, raised on square plinth base, conforming domed cover with bud finial. 13.25” high.
AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR PERIOD BLACK LEATHER SHAKO the French M1860 Chasseur dress cap sourced in 1861 for the burgeoning Union Army and only worn for dress parade over the Winter of 1861-2 before being put into storage. Having a corrugated red/white/blue cockade superimposed with a large brass plate of Americanised design with an eagle and national shield above an oval escutcheon centred with a French style hunting horn, and with a green and red pom pom, see illustration, good condition
A collection of jewellery, including two oval shell cameo brooches, a 22ct gold broad band ring, 6.3g, a treated-blue topaz and diamond dress ring, a diamond asymetric pendant, a cultured pearl single stone necklace and bracelet, a freshwater pearl necklace and other items in a black jewellery case
A Crysede silk dress printed with an unrecorded pattern of castles and monuments in lemon, green and brown on an ivory ground, the drop waisted dress, with a `V' neck, scalloped short sleeves and scalloped hem and with shirring at the drop waist, the sides and the front. NOTE: This dress was made in the the late 1920s early 1930s by Mabel Johns who worked at Crysede, Newlyn and the Crysede works at St. Ives.
*Caricatures & satirical engravings. Vernet (Carl, after), Les Aveugles, c.1830s, hand coloured etching, approx. 290 x 395 mm, together wine two finely hand coloured aquatints of Swiss girls in regional dress, each approx. 155 x 115 mm, a hand coloured etched caricature of Wellington entitled 'The Man Wot Drives the Queen', pub. E.King, April 1829 and measuring approx. 340 x 240 mm, plus others similar (approx. 35)
*Italy - Naples. Six attractive hand coloured etchings of Napolese scenes with figures in the foreground in regional dress and volcanic landscapes beyond, early 19th century, each approx. 150 x 80 mm, plus a German engraving of a hatseller (approx. 355 x 240 mm), a 17th century manuscript leaf with coloured armorial shields, an old pencil portrait and one other One of the Napolese plates with the imprint 'In Napoli presso Vincezo Ferri Strada di Chuya'. (10)
*Pictures & prints. A mixed collection, mostly 19th century, including an unsigned oil on board of a lady in classical dress sat next to a shoreline, approx. 175 x 265 mm, together with a large framed engraving after James B. Doyle entitled 'A Literary Party at Sir Joshua Reynold's', plus watercolour views, topographical engravings, etc. (approx. 50)
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