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English school, 19th century, a half-length portrait of Joyce Scott, oil on canvas, 28 x 22cm, together with a pair of miniature portraits of Reverend Napper and his companion, oil on ivory, each 10 x 8cm, in ornate gilt frames (3) This lot may require export or CITES licences before leaving the UK. It is the responsibility of the buyer to ensure that licences are in place before shipping
English School, 19th century, a miniature portrait of Reverend Banks, oil on ivory, together with a pair of miniature portraits of Benjamin Banks and his wife, in ornate gilt frames (3) This item may require export or CITES licences in order to leave the UK. It is the responsibility of the buyer to ensure that licences are in place before shippingEach 9 x 7cm
Attributed to FREDERICK BUCK (Irish, 1771-1840); a fine circular portrait miniature on ivory with rose-gold-coloured frame, shoulder-length study of a beautiful young woman with blue eyes, fair curly hair and wearing a white dress trimmed with lace frills, the circular insert to the back with a straight hair 'cutting' laid onto card (45mm diameter)Condition Report: The miniature looks very good with no cracks, warping, damage or fading. There is a slight darkening to the bottom area of the miniature to the left & right of the body which may well be original shading for the painting etc. The frame is good although being super critical under a loupe small folds on the metal can be seen.
A framed and glazed collection of 13 miniature Wedgwood black basalt round portrait plaques. Each depicting a famous, artist, poet, author, orator, sculptor or musician. To include Da Vinci, Dante, Canova, Pope, Petrarch, Boccacio and Poussin. 2 plaques are loose within the frame. Frame size approx. 39.5 x 31cm.
An 18th century oval portrait miniature on ivory of a lady with powdered hair tied with a blue scarf and with matching dress, unsigned, 5 x 4 cm label verso inscribed 'Lady Sophie Jocelyn Sister to Lady Stratton English school 1790', in brass pendant frameNo significant damage, some paint imperfections on edge of bottom left quadrant, covered by previous framing
Heinrich Friedrich Füger (1751-1818) - a portrait miniature on ivory of a lady with powdered hair under a black shawl, holding a closed fan, signed H Füger, 8.5 x 6.5 cm, in white metal curled wire pendant frame, the back inset with glazed tortoiseshell and gilt metal frame enclosing 'CB' monogram and backed by silver foil
Advertising, Mazawatee ? an early 20th century cylindrical commemorative coronation chocolate tin, the lid embossed with a portrait of king Edward VII, ?His Majesty King Edward VII Croydon 1902?, 6cm diameter; a miniature rounded rectangular shaped gramophone needles tin, the hinged lid printed with a swan, ?200 Silver Steel Palladium Needles?, 1cm high, 4.5cm wide, 3.5cm deep and a miniature sample tin, shaped in the form of a sentry box, the lift off lid printed with a soldier in French uniform, titled ?France?, 1.5cm high, 5.5cm wide, 3.5cm deep (3)
AN EARLY VICTORIAN MINIATURE TORTOISESHELL AND WIRE INLAID BOX WITH COFFERED LID, 68MM L, A VICTORIAN BLONDE TORTOISESHELL CARD CASE, A MINIATURE MOTHER OF PEARL TIMEPIECE, A CAST SILVER PENDANT SET WITH A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF GENTLEMAN, A GOLD PLATED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, ETC Variable condition
A LOUIS XVI GOLD MOUNTED COMPOSITION BOITE-A-MINIATURE, THE BLACK AND GOLD DECORATED BOX INSET WITH A CONTEMPORARY OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A YOUNG MAN WITH LIGHTLY POWDERED HAIR AND WHITE CRAVAT, SKY BACKGROUND, IN GOLD SURROUND, PIERCED THUMBPIECE, TORTOISESHELL LINED, 58MM DIAM Some professional restoration; fine appearance. Miniature in apparently very good condition, unexamined out of box
Three portrait miniatures, "Peggy Neale" 1797 and two others, each with ebonised frame and acorn hanger. CONDITION REPORT: Lady in red dress with blue shawl - we have not removed the miniature from the frame as it is sealed at the back with brown paper. We have looked at the image under a x10 loupe. There appears to be a hairline crack running from the left hand side of the hair bun down through the black band across the inner edge of the ear down through the shoulder to the bodice. This is not visible to the naked eye. The paint condition seems generally very good. There is a small possible loss to the top right hand drape over the pillar and another small discoloured area to the left of the mouth in the brown background. The ivory does not appear bowed. There are some minor surface scratches down the left hand side of the image, again only visible with a loupe. The acorn hanger is a little loose but in good order. The gilding to the brass oval is rubbed. There are numerous stress fractures to the ebonised frame and there are small losses to the extremities. We can see no evidence of any repair or restoration.
A rectangular portrait miniature of a gentleman in a frock coat. 10.5 cm x 8 cm in brass frame (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The brown mark to the upper right of the edge is a curtain framing a window. The frame looks to be early 20th century. It is difficult to age the miniature. It looks earlier than the frame and we would have thought circa 1860-80, although the costume does look a little earlier.
A Second War 1944 ‘Italian operations’ M.C. group of six attributed to Lieutenant D. J. C. King, Royal Artillery Military Cross, G.VI.R. reverse officially dated ‘1945’; 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Italy Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45; together with the six related miniature awards, riband bars, and Ministry of Pensions The King’s Badge in box of issue, nearly extremely fine (6) £600-£800 --- M.C. London Gazette 19 April 1945: ‘In recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Italy.’ The original Recommendation states: ‘On the 8th July 1944 Lieut. King was a Forward Observation Officer supporting the attack on Filottrano by the 5th Polish Infantry Brigade and Italian Forces. In accordance with his orders, he proceeded along the road leading to Filottrano, which was under heavy mortar and shell fire. His vehicle was damaged and immobilised by mortar bombs, but he continued to advance towards the village on foot, with a No. 38 Wireless Set. The situation at the time was very obscure, but he managed to gain contact with the Italian Commander in the village, part of which was held by enemy infantry and AFVs. During this period Lieut. King was under continuous shell and mortar fire, but he carried on with his duty with remarkable coolness and courage and passed back valuable information and useful hostile shelling reports. On the 7th August 1944 Lieut. King was performing the duties of G.P.O. at his Troop position, when a direct hit was sustained on one of the gun pits, killing three men and seriously wounding two others, at the same time setting alight the charges in the gun pit. Lieut. King immediately went to the scene and assisted by one other rank carried the two wounded men to safety, at considerable danger to himself from blazing charges and the possibility of exploding shells.’ David James Cathcart King was born in 1913, and was educated at the University of Bristol. He served during the Second War as a Lieutenant with the 26th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery. After the war King taught History at Walton Lodge Preparatory School, Bristol. He was an authority on Castles, and his papers are held in the University of Bristol Special Collections. In later life he resided in Clevedon, and he died in September 1989. Sold with the following documentation: a portrait photograph of recipient in uniform; a publicity pamphlet advertising Castellarium Anglicanum by D. J. King, available 1981; The Pembrokeshire Historian, Journal of the Pembrokeshire Local History Society, No. 7, 1981, front cover inscribed ‘Mrs Vowles as a ‘get well’ present. KD’, also features an article by King; four Cambrian Archaeological Association academic publications - all with work by King, two signed by the latter; The Carmarthenshire Antiquary, featuring work by King, and also signed by the latter; with other ephemera and copied research - including a photographic image of the recipient in uniform.
Circle of Nathaniel Plimer [1757-1822]-A miniature portrait of a gentleman,: head and shoulders, with wavy grey hair and blue eyes, wearing a linen cravat and blue coat, sky background, oval, 8.5cm, on ivory, in a yellow metal frame with hair plait reverse and gilt metal 'RL' monogram, together with two other contemporary miniatures of gentlemen by different hands. [3]
English School Circa 1880 - Portrait of a lady, three-quarter length seated,:- watercolour, 27 x 22cm, in a satinwood cushion frame, together with one other contemporary silhouette portrait, a similar portrait of a Preacher, two miniature portraits after earlier originals, each signed with initials GPH, and an ornate gilt picture frame, aperture 14 x 9cm. [6]* Notes Please refer to the catalogue on our website for further images
A late 19thC portrait miniature of a military gentleman, depicting a man in dress uniform possibly Ludwig II of Bavaria, signed Silas?, 3.5cm x 4.5cm, in a metal oval frame with applied floral decoration and ivory panelled border, with newspaper article back with handwritten inscription stating the proprietor to be Honig Luidwig II, 8cm x 7cm.
An early 19thC portrait miniature of a lady, the half length portrait of lady in white evening dress with applied golden jewellery and crucifix, with rose decoration by a lake, bears signature Sui C ?, 8cm x 6cm, in a ornate frame with ivorine type rectangular panels and brass decoration, on an oak framed back, 14cm x 12cm.
A pair of 19th century rosewood framed portrait miniatures, heightened watercolour on ivory, the female study inscribed to reverse ‘Lady Hamilton after J.Hoffner RA’ painted as a bacchante, the image 8 x 5.8cm, the gentleman inscribed verso ‘Wellington Sir William Beechy RA’, a further gilt framed miniature depicting a lady in hat, a silhouette, a floral decorated porcelain panel and two reproduction portrait miniatures (8).Additional InformationThe Gentleman study has slipped from the mount, some visible scuffs to the edges. The lady has also slipped slightly in the mount, the mounts themselves worn, all frames in the lot in heavily worn condition. Silhouettes stained and foxed. The porcelain miniature somewhat loose in the frame, scuffs to the edges etc.

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