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Lot 213
Late 18th century British School. Miniature portrait of an officer, probably a relative or member of the Lambert family of Woodmansterne, Surrey. Wearing a red coatee with blue facings, silver buttons and epaulettes, stock and frilled chemise, his wig powdered and tied with a black ribbon, on ivory, oval 3 x 2.5cm silver gilt frame with paste set border Provenance: The Lambert of Woodmansterne, Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 214
Late 18th century British School Miniature portrait of an officer probably a member or relative of the Lambert family of Woodmansterne, Surrey. wearing a red coatee with yellow facings, silver buttons and epaulettes, white waistcoat, frilled chemise and black stock, his wig powdered, on ivory, oval 4 x 4.5cm gilt frame Provenance: The Lambert family of Woodmansterne, Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 215
Early 19th century British School Miniature portrait of a young boy with curly fair hair, probably William Lambert (1814 -1900) on ivory, oval 3 x 3.5cm, gold frame designed as a serpent swallowing its tail with old cut diamond set eyes, glazed locket compartment to reverse Footnotes: William Lambert was painted along with his brother George Patrick and sister Mary by John Constable at Woodmansterne, Surrey in his portrait of the Lambert children. Provenance: The Lambert family of Woodmansterne Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 216
Attributed to Frederick Buck (Irish 1771 - c. 1840) Minaiture portrait of a young gentleman probably William Lambert (1788 - 1860) Bengal Civil Service, J. P. Co. Surrey, wearing a dark blue coat, frilled stock and tied cravat, his hair natural, on ivory, oval 3 x 4cm gilt frame with suspension loop Provenance: The Lambert family of Woodmansterne, Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 217
Thomas Redmond (British c.1745 -1785) Miniature portrait of a gentleman probably a member or relative of the Lambert family of Woodmansterne Surrey Wearing a red coat, green waistcoat, frilled chemise and white stock, his powdered wig worn en queue and tied with a black ribbon, signed J. R. 75 on ivory, oval 3 x 4 cm gold bracelet clasp frame Provenance: The Lambert family of Woodmansterne Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 218
Early 18th century British School. Miniature portrait of a gentleman, probably of the Lambert family, Woodmansterne Surrey. Wearing armour, a white stock and a full bottomed wig, on ivory, oval 2 x 2.5cm gold frame with suspension loop Provenance: The Lambert family of Woodmansterne Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 219
Early 19th century British school. Miniature portrait of Jane Elizabeth Lambert (1789-1837) wearing a white dress and a white turban, on ivory, oval 2 x 2.5cm in gilt metal locket frame (back missing with a plaited lock of hair in outer red morocco velvet lined case together with another early 19th century portrait of a gentleman probably William Lambert (1788 -1860) Bengal civil Service, J. P. Co. Surrey in profile wearing a grey coat, on ivory, oval 3.5 x 4.5cm together with a late 18th century profile portrait of a lady wearing a blue dress and a bonnet, on ivory, oval 4 x 5cm (unframed) (3) Provenance: The Lambert family of Woodmansterne Surrey and thence by descent
Lot 220
John Thomas Barber Beaumont (British, 1774 -1841) Miniature portrait of William Lambert (1761 -1838) of Shortes Place, Woodmansterne, Surrey Dressed as a probably yeomanry officer in scarlet coat with braided blue facings, high collar, gold epaulettes and black stock, his hair powdered a l'antique, initialled I H B, on ivory 4.5 x 5.5cm gilt locket frame with glazed reverse Provenance: The Lambert family of Woodmansterne, Surrey and thence by descent
Lot 221
George Engleheart (British 1750-1829) Miniature portrait of Mrs Jane Lambert (1757-1791) wearing a pale blue dress with white lace trim, her long curled and powdered hair with hanging ringlets tied with a white ribbon, watercolour on ivory, oval 3.5 x 4cm mounted on a rectangular ivory tooth pick box with cut off corners, the interior green velvet lined with mirror inset to hinged cover 9.5 x 4.5cm Provence : The Lambert family of Woodmansterne Surrey and thence by descent Footnotes: Literature: Dr G.C. Williamson and H. L. D. Engleheart, George Engelheart 1750-1829 Miniature Painter George III p 103. Fee book lists a pair of portraits painted for Mr and Mrs Lambert in 1785. Jane Lambert was the daughter of Mr Robert LeGrand and Elizabeth Curling of Guilton Kent. She married William Lambert (1761 -1838 of Shortes Place Woodmansterne Surrey c. 1785, they had three children William b. 1788, Jane Elizabeth b.1789 and Lt John Lambert RN. b. 1790. Her obituary published in the Gentleman's Magazine November 1791 p. 1065 states 'At Woodmansterne, Co. Surrey, of a consumption, in her 29th year of her age, leaving three children, Mrs Lambert, the lady of William L. Esq. She was the daughter Robert Le Grand, esq of Guilton, in Kent. Her personal beauty was so great, that for many years she was the unrivalled toast of the county of Kent, and after her marriage she was the pattern of everything that is excellant and praiseworthy in the mother, the wife, or the friend'
Lot 222
Early 19th centruy British School Portrait of young man probably William Lambert (1788 -1860) Bengal Civil Service, J. P. Co Surrey, wearing a black coat, white waistcoat , chemise, stock and tied cravat, on ivory, oval 3.5 x 4.5cm gilt frame with suspension loop, the reverse glazed to reveal plaited hair Provenance the Lambert family of Woodmansterne, Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 223
A rare early 18th century miniature of probably George II and Queen Caroline with an accompanying set of seven talc overlays Standing arm in arm the gentleman wearing red knee breeches, stockings a frilled chemise and full bottomed wig; the lady a blue mantua gown and a crown, her hair short with curls. watercolour on paper. Each 'talc' transparent mica sliver overlay painted with different costume details in opaque colour, housed in a circular ivory box, the screw fitting cover lined with a watercolour on paper of a gentleman in a landscape accompanied by a seated female figure playing an instrument. 4cm diameter Provenance the Lambert family of Woodmansterne, Surrey and thence by descent.
Lot 115
A Masons part dinner service in the Old Ivory pattern, to include meat plates, tureens and covers etc Condition Report / Extra Information Middle sized meat plate - crazed and with loss to décor, otherwise OK. Large meat plate - large areas of crazing, 2 small chips to rim, otherwise OK. 12 smallest plates - all crazed and loss to decoration, small chip to one plate. Small oval plate - crazing and with loss to decoration, otherwise OK. Small tureen, ladle and plate - chip to rim of lid, bowl with hairline crack to base, ladle chipped to underside of bowl, all items crazed. Second small tureen, ladle and plate - lid with hairline crack, ladle with crack around handle - possibly broken off, all items crazed. Tureen - crazed but otherwise good. Second tureen - handle missing from lid, small chip/firing fault beneath lid, crazed, losses to decoration. Small bowl - crazed and with light losses to decoration, otherwise OK. 12 smaller and 12 larger plates - general pitting, scratches, crazing and losses to decoration, some firing faults and small chips.
Lot 396
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono in the form of a man with a basket on his back; together with a carved ivory netsuke; and one other okimono (a/f) Condition Report / Extra Information Okimono - height 12cm, base width 5.5cm, small tablet space where signature may once have been, cracks to both feet, legs, head, basket and object in hand. Shishi dog netsuke - with signature, small scratches, otherwise good. Other Okimono - a/f, no apparent signature.
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