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Five miniature portraits. 20th century. 4x Women's portrait. 1x Men's portrait. Signed: Ruby. Dimensions: H 9 x W 6.5 cm. In good condition.

Adam Buck, miniature watercolour on paper, portrait of a young lady, signed and dated 1821, rosewood frame, overall frame dimensions 24cm x 22cm

A miniature watercolour on ivory, portrait of a woman, circa 1920, unsigned, brass frame, overall frame dimensions 9.5cm x 7.5cm

A French silver miniature portrait pillbox, circular form with allover engine turned decoration and miniature watercolour painting on ivory inset lid, signed Tever, with gilt interior, diameter 5.5cmNo damage or repair, only very light abrasions, gilding still bright, lid fits perfectly, French marks on lip

An unusual 1628 German States Augsburg 1 Thaler silver coin, split in two and hollowed with a handpainted portrait miniature inside, unsigned, with pendant mount, coin diameter 4.3cm, 14.3gCoin has added pendant mount and has been hollowed to allow for the miniature watercolour to be painted inside, there is some flaking and wear to the paint.

A miniature watercolour, portrait of 2 young children, probably on ivorine, circa 1900, unsigned, in gilt frame, overall frame dimensions 22cm x 18cm

A miniature watercolour, portrait of Elizabeth Haverfield, probably on paper, circa 1900, in ornate gilt-gesso frame, unsigned, inscribed verso, overall frame dimensions 19cm x 16cm

A miniature watercolour on ivory, circa 1800, portrait of Lt John Wolfe, 5th of Foot (the Northumberland Fusiliers), unsigned, in gilt-metal case, and mounted on an ebonised stand, painting measures 6cm x 4.5cm (ivory is cracked)

J A Innes, miniature watercolour, portrait of a lady, probably on card, signed and dated 1881, original gilt-metal frame, overall frame dimensions 23.5cm x 18cm, image has vertical crack

A oval portrait miniature, in fitted case, 7cm Condition Report: Available upon request

English school (late 18th/early 19th century)A miniature oval portrait of a gentleman, with powdered grey wig and black coat, watercolour on ivory in gilt metal frame with glazed hairwork panel verso, 6.5 x 5cm in leather outer case; and two further 19th century oval portrait miniatures of gentlemen, both in leather cases (3)

British School, a Georgian miniature portrait on ivory of an aristocratic lady in rich clothing and ermine fur, within a brass and tortoiseshell frame, the reverse with faint inscription and dated 1798, 7 cm high

A portrait miniature of a lady wearing 18th century dress, half length, in gilt frame, 7cm x 5.5cm (15.5cm x 14cm with frame)

A portrait miniature of a lady in 18th dress holding a bow and arrow, circle, 6cm diam (with frame 12cm square)

An early 19th century portrait miniature of a lady wearing a cream dress with leg o' mutton sleeves, oval, 8ccm x 6cm

An early 20th century portrait miniature of a young girl with lightly draped shoulders, 7cm x 5.5cm, in gilt frame

An oval portrait miniature of a lady in 18th century dress, gilt metal, image 8.5cm, frame 16cm high, another of a gentleman wearing a brown jacket, 5.5cm, gilt metal slip, frame 13cm, 20th century (2)

A late eighteenth, early nineteenth century portrait miniature, c. 1800. It sits within a dark, ebonised frame and depicts a lady wearing an earlier Tudor-type style. 9 cm tall. (1)Condition: In good overall condition. 

English school, an oval portrait miniature of a lady, shoulder length in 16th century dress, 6.5cm x 5cm (9cm x 8cm with frame)  (1)

A 19th century blue and white enamelled locket for the Fairfax family, the front with a lion passant guardant above Fare Fac on an engine turned blue enamel ground within a white decorative border, the reverse with the initials FV in white enamel on a blue engine turned enamel ground, the locket opening to reveal a portrait miniature of Thomas Fairfax (1612-1671), the other side with a finely engraved oval panel with coat of arms and inscribed Tho: Fairfax Knt for King & Parl:, 5.5cm long, 35.8g grossThomas Fairfax (1612-1672), third Baron Fairfax of Cameron. Fairfax was the Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentary forces during the Civil War, a driving force in the development of the New Model Army, and victor at the Battle of Naseby in 1645 and the decisive battle at Langport against the Royalist Army. Although a Parliamentarian, Fairfax was against the proposed execution of Charles I, and fought against it until the end, and was purported to be shocked when meeting Bishop Juxon and Thomas Herbert whilst they were escorting the king's corpse back through the long gallery of Banqueting House, Whitehall. In later life Fairfax played an essential part in the restoration of Charles II to the English throne.The engraved panel is the coat of arms Fairfax would have had between 1641 and 1648, as Thomas was knighted in 1641, and inherited the title Lord Fairfax from his father in 1648. Any coat of arms created after 1648 would have acknowledged his superior position as Lord Fairfax. The portrait miniature inside the locket is after the portrait miniature of Fairfax by John Hoskins (1595-1664) dated 1650, which is in the collection at Leeds Castle.Condition Report: The locket has some losses to the enamel at the suspensory loop in particular, the rest of the enamel has some light scratches and scuffs, some discolouration to the interior gold, no major damage to the miniature, the panel is well engraved, the hinge in good working orderCondition Report Disclaimer

Dorothy Turton (British, 20thC). miniature silhouette portrait of a gentleman in a wig, signed verso, 10.5cm high, 8cm wide, together with a silhouette study by Hazel Booth, Ballerina, scissor cut, dated 1958 verso, 11cm high, 11cm wide, silhouette study of a gentleman.  (3)

British School (early 19th Century) A portrait miniature of a blonde female sitter wearing a lace bonnet with pink ribbons and black dress, watercolour on ivory, measurements 9 x 7.5 cm (i), frame 22 x 19.5 cm, together with a further miniature of an older lady wearing a bonnet tied with a blue ribbon and a black dress with red sleeves (2)

After George Henry Harlow - Portrait Miniature of Lord Byron, bust length in navy coat, ivory, 100 x 130mm, brass mounted papier mache frame with rose hanger

English School, mid 19th c - Portrait Miniature of a Lady, mounted in gold brooch, the locket with finely pin worked hair

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, c.1830. Portrait miniature of a Lady, quarter-length, wearing a black dress, oval, 2 3/4 x 2 1/4in

Oval watercolour portrait miniature of an Edwardian lady, indistinctly signed possibly Clarke to left hand edge, maximum diameter 14cm, in gilt frame

Ida Frances Laidman (1877-1962), Edwardian portrait miniature of a lady wearing a pearl necklace, signed lower left, maximum diameter 9cm, in gilt frame

19thC portrait miniature of Miss Croker after Sir Thomas Lawrence, maximum diameter 9.5cm, with details verso and in gilt frame

19thC portrait miniature of a gentleman in period dress by a writing table, 12 x 9.5cm, in leather, gilt and cut glass frame

Thomas Hazelhurst (c1740-1821), portrait miniature of a young lady wearing a pearl necklace, initialled TH lower right, maximum diameter 7.5cm

MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF THE DUKE OF MONMOUTH AS A BOY [PRINT?]

Rudolf Ipold Half Length Portrait of a Gentleman in Miniature, signed and dated 1925, 11 x 9 cms

St. Andrew holding his cross, in a large initial on a cutting from a Gradual, illuminated manuscript on parchment [Italy (Lombardy), mid-fifteenth century] Nearly square cutting, enclosing a large initial 'M' (most probably opening "Mihi autem nimis ...", the introit for the Feast of St. Andrew) in pink arches with rows of circles picked out along their edges in shading and white penwork, these lined with green foliage with delicately painted green vine leaves emerging on shoots and surrounding the saint, all on deep blue ground, the saint shown as a full length portrait of a bearded man, dressed in a red tunic and wrapped in pink and green robes, the whole on burnished gold grounds, with hairline-thin yellow painted foliage overlaid, reverse with two lines of text ("[Do]mine. Di[cit andreas si]moni fratrisu[o]", the end of the Offertory and the beginning of the Communion on the Feast of the Vigil of St. Andrew on 29 November), with music on a 4-line stave (second from top red, else brown; rastrum: 44mm.) and a red initial with ornate penwork in more muted version of same colour, gold crackled in places with some small losses, a few tiny chips here and there, stave shining through in middle of saint's body, some paper hinges adhering from old mounts, overall good and glittering condition, 175 by 158mm. Provenance:1. Already cut from its parent codex in the nineteenth century at least, with remains of a blue edged paper collection label pasted to reverse.2. Rolf Werner Rosenthal (1928-2009) and his wife Elizabeth; their sale at Eldred's, East Dennis, MA., 28 October 2016, lot 40; acquired there by Roger Martin. Artist:This miniature is by an accomplished northern Italian artist who appears to have thus far evaded study. The facial modelling, especially around the eyes and beard, echo the cuttings attributed to Stefano da Verona by P. Palladino (Treasures of a Lost Art, 2003, no. 52a, there dated c. 1430-35), but this is later than those and has a bolder, less muted palette. The treatment of the gold leaf, heightened with yellow brushstrokes, points towards the early work of the Milanese artist, Giovanni Pietro da Birago (fl. 1470-1513), and suggests our artist's contact with illuminators there. The delicately painted vine-leaves within the framework around the saint have great visual appeal, but have yet to be found by the present cataloguer in any other choirbook or cutting from one.

A 19th Century Miniature Portrait on Wooden Panel, 12.5x9.5cm

A late Georgian period portrait miniature of a lady, sat playing the harp, 11cm by 9cm, in a gilt frame

Walnut miniature 2-door table cabinet with 5 drawers in nest with painted scenes in drawer fronts and on the inside of doors, with copper fittings, 19th century 22 cm high, 21.5 cm wide, 14 cm deep bottom frame of left portrait inside door and 2 profile frames on right door deficiency). Provenance collection Castle Frymerson in Sint Odiliënberg

Oval miniature portrait of a woman with hat in an ivory frame, Europe ca. 1920, 10x8.5 cm, 70.7 grams. With certificate

Oval miniature portrait of a woman with pearls in an ivory frame. Europe ca. 1920, 11x9.5 cm, 75.9 grams. With certificate

Oval miniature portrait of Marie Antoinette in an ivory frame, Europe ca. 1900, 11x10 cm, 93.3 grams. With certificate

a pair of portrait miniatures of a lady on ivory, signed v. Hall, Germany ca. 1900, 9 x 9 cm. and a miniature portrait of a youngman on ivory, England ca. 1820-1840 10 x 11 cm. The item comes with a certificate of authenticityLot van 2 portret miniaturen van een dame op ivoor in zwart houten lijstje, ges. v Hall, Duitsland ca. 1900, 9 x 9 cm. en een portret miniatuur van een jonge man op ivoor, Engeland ca. 1820-1840, 10 x 11 cm. Dit object wordt geleverd met een certificaat van Beëdigd taxatie bureau Ruben Aardewerk.

20th century European school, a half length portrait miniature of a young woman wearing ribbon tied bonnet. Oil on ivorine panel, 8 x 6cm oval, in ebonised frame

Two early 20th century ivory section mounted portrait miniature frames, each with gilt metal slip. Each approximately 8 x6cm (internal, oval)

After Jacques-Louis David, a quarter length portrait miniature of Madame Recamier. 9 x 7.5cm in pierced gilt metal easel frame

Two Edwardian miniature over painted portrait photographs of an elderly gentleman and lady, each in leather case, together with two silver mounted leather wallets 

An unusual mid-19th century reverse printedand painted glass miniature portrait of YoungQueen Victoria, contained in a period tooledleather and velvet lined glazed frame case,with gilt metal slip

A pair of miniature portrait prints in decorative gilt frames

A CASED YELLOW METAL MASONIC MEDAL, blue and white enamel, with a hand painted miniature portrait of Orion to the centre, 'Vicesimus Secundu, Orion Lodge No.4993, engraved to the reverse presented to Wor. Bro A. Stephens by Orion Lodge No.4993, In appreciation of his services as 22nd W.M during the year 1951-52', stamped '9ct', fitted with a light blue ribbon, approximate gross weight 23.4 grams, together with a black case

A tortoiseshell and ivory miniature portrait box, c.1900, 15 x 4.5cm

An 18th-century portrait of a gentleman with blue coat 5x4cm Blue velvet hinged case Condition: Case and miniature in poor condition UK Postage:£15.04

A miniature portrait of a Regency lady with piled coiffure 9x7cm Condition: The glass is broken and so dirt has got to the surface. Not examined out of the frame but the condition appears to be good UK Postage: £19.56

A Regency portrait of a young lady Indistinctly initialled and dated 8x7cm, a portrait of a young lady with lace collar and jewellery 6x5cm and a third 20th-century miniature Condition: The unmounted miniature is faded the other two have not been examined out of the frames but there seems to be no condition issues UK Postage:£19.56

Miniature portrait of a young lady, her hair in ringlets 7.5x6cm Condition: Not examined out of the frame but there are no apparent condition issues. UK Postage: £19.56

Portrait miniature, Anne Bronte?, and a pencil drawing of a woman (2) UK Postage: £17.04

A George III portrait miniature of a bewigged gentleman with a blue coat 7.5x6cm and two other portraits of gentlemen Condition: One portrait looks creased and browned. The others seem reasonable UK Postage:£19.56

A miniature portrait of a seated Victorian young gentleman 10x7.5cm Condition: Not examined out of the frame but there seems to be no condition issues UK Postage: £19.56

An early to mid 19th-century miniature portrait of a young gentleman seated by a table with books 8x7cm Condition: The image has slipped in the frame. Not examined out of the frame but the condition appears to be good UK Postage: £19.56

An 18th-century miniature of a child with coral necklace 7x6cm together with two miniature engravings and an ink miniature Condition: The portrait of a child is immensely charming but the surface is degraded UK Postage: £35.00

A fine mid-18th-century portrait miniature by Henry Millington(c.1735-1764) the three-quarter-length portrait shows a young gentleman in blue coat 44.8x36.5mm The back is inscribed H. Millington Draughtsman & Miniature Painter at Mrs Woollhead's the Corner of Tavistock St in Southampton St Covent Garden 1751 Oval shagreen case Condition: There is a mark above the sitters head. Cause unknown UK Postage: £17.04

A miniature portrait of a Regency lady with outlandish coiffure 10x8.5cm oval Condition: Not examined out of the frame but it appears to be in good condition UK Postage: £19.56

A Portrait miniature of a lady, indistinctly signed.