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An 18thC. gilt framed continental miniature portrait watercolour of cardinal Fleury 1653-1743, frame size 4.25in x 3.25in

A 19thC. Continental school portrait miniature watercolour of young woman, signed Ruger, frame size 5in x 4in

A gilt framed portrait miniature oil on panel of Tudor style lady, frame size 5.5in x 5.5in

A gilt framed 19thC. miniature portrait watercolour of gentleman, in the manner of George Engleheart, frame size 4in x 3.5in

A small 19thC. ivory mounted miniature portrait watercolour

A 19thC. gilt framed continental portrait watercolour miniature, frame size 4.5in diameter

A 19thC. miniature continental school portrait watercolour on ivory panel of young woman, unframed, size 3.75in x 2.5in

A 19thC. French gilt snuff box with miniature portrait watercolour of Napoleon 2.5in diameter & 1in deep

A 19thC. English school portrait miniature watercolours of husband & wife set within gilt frames

Three 19th century lacquered snuff boxes one set with a porcelain portrait miniature.

A vintage a portrait miniature brooch depicting the Madonna and child, hand-painted over ivory, in a white-metal filigree frame, stamped '800', 33 x 24 mm, 9.6g

Manner of Thomas Uwins. Miniature portrait of Admiral Sir Charles Christopher Parker, 5th Baronet (16 June 1792 – 13 March 1869) as a young man, bust-length, circular (cracked), 5.5cmD, in buried ormolu-mounted frame, the verso with an old paper backing with inscriptionsProvenance: from the estate of Elizabeth Pepys-Cockerell, whose husband John was a descendant of the diarist Samuel Pepys. His ancestors had a long association with Sezincote in Gloucestershire

Manner of John Hazlitt. Miniature portrait of Miss Fanny Boswell and her sister with powdered hair and white dress, each oval, an old paper backing with inscriptions en verso 7.5cmx6cm (2)Provenance: from the estate of Elizabeth Pepys-Cockerell, whose husband John was a descendant of the diarist Samuel Pepys. His ancestors had a long association with Sezincote in Gloucestershire

Attributed to Charles Robertson. Miniature portrait of a lady, bust-length, with long curly hair, in white dress, oval, 5.5cmx4.5cmProvenance: from the estate of Elizabeth Pepys-Cockerell, whose husband John was a descendant of the diarist Samuel Pepys. His ancestors had a long association with Sezincote in Gloucestershire

* Viscount Northland. A fine WWI casualty group to Lord Northland, Coldstream Guards, who not only served as Aide-de-Camp to his father, the Governor of New Zealand, was commanding officer of the Ulster Volunteer Force (Dungannon Battalion), he was killed in action on the Western Front when shot in the head by an enemy sniper on 1 February 1915. Queen's South Africa 1899-1901, two clasps, Cape Colony, South Africa (Lieut: Visct: T.U.C. Northland. Coldstream Guards.), 1914 Star (Lieut: Viscount Northland. C. Gds.), British War Medal (Capt. Viscount Northland.) with supporting QSA dress miniature award and Great War bronze Memorial Plaque (Thomas Uchter Caulfield Viscount Northland), extremely fine plus two black and white portrait photographs of the recipient in uniform (one wearing his QSA medal) 18.5 x 13.5cm another photograph of the recipient leading his men off to war, a cape of the Coldstream Guards, grey melton cloth with gilt metal regimental cape clasps and chain, 3 buttons to the right breast, red cotton lining and bearing name badge inscribed 'Lord Northland', 92cm long, an officers mess jacket, red cloth with blue facings and embroidered Coldstream Guards collar badges, the lining tatty but with name tag inscribed 'Lord Northland', 58cm long plus white suede sword belt with silvered and gilt enamelled regimental buckle, inscribed '1900 Northland' plus a WWI period Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) For God and Ulster Irish lapel badge, bronze issue, reverse stamped 'L 2130', it is contained in a mourning envelope inscribed 'Badge worn by Capt Neil Mackinnon Coldstream Guards when helping the Dungannon Batt U.V.F. at Barons Court Camp of instruction undert the ... of Frank Townsend. Neil Mackinnon was killed on Nov.8.1915 in the Cameroons', original pocket diary for the period 11 September 1914-30 January 1915, and transcript plus newspaper cuttings etc. (Qty: A carton)Viscount Thomas Caulfield Knox (1882-1915) was the son of Uchter John Mark Knox, 5th Earl of Ranfurly and Hon. Lord Northland was born in Dungannon, Northern Ireland and lived at Northland House, Dungannon. He was educated at Eton and then at the Military College Sandhurst. Lord Northland joined the Coldstream Guards in 1900 and served in South Africa fighting the Boers. He acted as Aide-de-Camp to his father who was the Governor of New Zealand (1897-1904). He rengaged for service with the regiment on the outbreak of WWI (Captain). He took a very active interest in the Ulster Volunteer Force and was a most enthusiastic and popular officer. He was chiefly instrumental in organising and training the 4th (Dungannon) Battalion of the Tyrone Regiment (U.V.F.) which numbered 2500 men for which Lord Northland was the commanding officer of the battalion. He was also an enthusiastic Orange man, and was elected the Deputy Grand Master of the County Tyrone Grand Orange Lodge and District Master of Killyman District Orange Lodge. Lord Northland was serving with the 2nd Battalion at Cuinchy, near La Bassee on 1 February 1915 when he was killed in action having been shot in the head by a sniper and died immediately. A memorial service was held in Dungannon with all shops and businesses being closed for the occasion. Lord Northland is buried in Cuinchy Communal Cemetery, France. (A photo of his grave included in the lot). Extracts from his diary 28 September 1914 "When morning came one of our groups got left in the open as the fog rose rapidly. Snipers got all three men, but one crawled in. Something had to be done and a volunteer, Dobson, crawled out and found 1 dead and the other severely wounded. It was a risky and Dobson recommended for the V.C" 21 October 1914 "I dashed up to the firing line opposite where Iay down - which unfortunately was in the exposed part where the 1st supporting half-platoon had laid. The firing now became general and we could see no Germans as the hedge protected them from view. - I tried to control the fire as much as possible calling out for 3 rounds distributed on first one section and then another, of the fence. Then a man four off me was hit in the face and started to groan and then a man to my right was slightly hit and tried to crawl off. I thought he was shamming and told him if he did not come back at once I would shoot him myself ...". See lot 389.

After Reynolds, a late 19th or early 20th Century portrait miniature of Madmoiselle Giovanna Baccelli in a role as a ballet dancer, on ivory, unsigned, 13 by 10cm, in a cast brass easel frame

A mid 19th Century portrait miniature on ivory, a young gentleman, half length, wearing a white stock and blue tunic, 10cm by 8cm, in the original frame

Sir William Charles Ross (British, 1794-1850), portrait miniature of a young lady wearing a blue dress, circa 1824, on ivory, inscribed verso, 11 by 8cm, framed

A 19th Century yellow metal miniature brooch, centred with a three quarter length portrait in profile of an Indo Persian gentleman with jewelled weapon and yellow turban, 5.2cm x 4.5cm max, 23g

A miniature portrait painted on copper, depicting a lady with blonde ringlets, dressed in blue gown and pearl necklace, 7.5cm by 5.5cm, together with a miniature portrait of a gentleman with grey hair, 8cm by 6cm

English School (early 20th century), a canine portrait miniature, head of a long haired dog, watercolour and gouache, oval, 7cm x 6cm

English School (early 19th century), a portrait miniature, of a gentleman, bust-length in profile, wearing a white stock and black coat, watercolour on ivory, oval, 6cm x 5cm

English School (19th century), a portrait miniature, of a lady, half-length, wearing a lace cap, watercolour on ivory, oval, 7cm x 6cm

English School (late 18th century), a portrait miniature, of a gentleman, traditionally believed to be William Aston (1763 - 1835), old collector's label to verso, wearing a wig, white stock and blue coat with a red collar, watercolour on ivory, oval, 3.5cm x 3cm

An Italian silver portrait miniature pendant, girl in profile with red hood, marked 800

H Boudier Miniature after Daffinger"L'Aiglon", head and shoulders portrait of military gentleman, 5.5cm diameter 

UnattributedPortrait miniature Half-length portrait of regency lady in headdress, oval, signed indistinctly, 8cm x 6.5cm and the embossed and gilt metal frame 

Regency miniature silhouette of a boy in cap, oval, in ebonised frame, a small quantity of sundry photographic portrait miniatures and other portrait photographs

Henri De Janvry (late 18th century) Miniature portrait on ivory Young lady in white dress, signed ‘H Janvry’ and dated 1796 lower right, oval, with braided locks of hair verso, 7cm x 5.75cm

Late 18th century oval portrait miniature on ivory attributed to Henri De Janvry 1793-1800 of young lady, initialled ‘HJ 1796’ lower right, with plaited hair verso, 7cm x 6cm

Late 19th/early 20th century oval miniature portrait on ivory of Sara Louisa Woollcombe-Boyce (nee Griffiths), unsigned, 7cm x 6cm

19th century English school Miniature oval portrait on ivory Elizabeth Reynolds, wife of Sir Barrington-Reynolds, featuring lady in early 19th century dress, inscribed verso, 8.5cm x 6.5cm

18th century portrait miniature on ivory Profile portrait of Admiral Robert Carthew Reynolds (1745-1811), in naval uniform, oval, 7.5cm x 5.75cm

19th century school Portrait miniature Head and shoulders portrait of William Woollcombe, in clerical collar, 7.75cm x 5.75cm

Early 19th century oval portrait miniature on ivory in the circle of Andrew Plimer, study of young gentleman with blue coat, white ruff and stock, unsigned, with uniform insignia and gold braid verso, 6cm x 5cm

Early 19th century portrait oval miniature on ivory of Fanny Handcock as young girl wearing white dress with blue sash, unsigned, 6.75cm x 4.5cm

H Boudier Portrait miniature Head and shoulders portrait of Elizabethan lady, signed, oval, 7.5cm x 6cm and the embossed and gilt metal mount 

19th century miniature portrait of young gentleman with black coat, white shirt, black stock, unsigned, 8.5cm x 6.5cm

19th century miniature oval portrait on ivory of young child, unsigned, 4cm x 3cm

20th century portrait miniature in the 18th century manner Young lady with brown ringlets, in white dress with green shawl

19th century oval miniature portrait Watercolour on paper Julia Reynolds, daughter of Rear Admiral Reynolds and sister of Sir Barrington-Reynolds, sepia watercolour, 8.5cm x 7cm

Circle of George Engleheart (1750-1829)19th century miniature portrait on ivorySir Barrington Reynolds, Admiral of the Blue, gaining post of Rear Admiral in 1848, Sir Barrington was given command of Cape Good Hope Station with instructions to clamp down on illegal slave trading in West Africa and later was dispatched to Brazil where his squadron boarded and captured various slave ships and that his command has been credited with destroying the Brazilian slave trade by 1851, promoted to Vice Admiral 1855 he became commander and chief in Plymouth in 1857 and was promoted to Admiral on his retirement in 1860, inscribed verso,  8.5cm x 6.5cm

Early 19th century oval portrait miniature of a young lady in white headdress and brown dress with white sleeves, inscribed in pen verso ‘by Will Wood of Cork Street, London 1804’

Antique miniature oval portrait of lady - 9cm CONDITION REPORTOriginal painting is 9cm x 6.5cms; frame is 13cm x 11cms

A miniature oval portrait of lady wearing headscarf - 6cm

ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE ENGLEHEART (1752-1829) PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF CHARLES PAXTON (1704-1788) watercolour on ivory, in a later yellow metal frame inset with nine old round-cut diamonds 3.5cm high

A LATE 19TH CENTURY GOLD PORTRAIT MINIATURE, of an unknown gentleman in classical attire, oval shape measuring approximately 46.0mm x 40.0mm, hand painted on ivory backed on mother of pearl, enclosed within a plain rub over setting with further scroll engraved detail (condition: please note the portrait is a little crazed and the hook is out of shape)

A VICTORIAN PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A DOG (POSSIBLY A POINTER), signed to the reverse 'W. Essex 1862', mounted in a gold navette shaped pierced design, enclosed within a seed pearl border, mounted on a later bar brooch, measuring approximately 74mm in length, stamped '18ct', approximate gross weight 11.8 grams (condition: please note there is a small amount of damage to the portrait and the bar brooch is a later fitting)

A Victorian shaped oval brooch, glazed with a portrait miniature of a woman with a child to the centre, within a scroll pierced surround, fitted with a safety chain, a rose diamond and carbuncle garnet set brooch, decorated with a white enamelled border and a Victorian brooch, mounted with three oval cornelians, (3).

A European gold and enamelled, hinge lidded oval box, the centre mounted with an enamelled oval portrait miniature of a lady, in a ridged surround with a bow surmount, the lid, the base and the sides otherwise with blue, green and white enamelled decoration, depicting oval floral reserves and floral and foliate pendant swags, gross weight 108.5 gms. 5160

A Victorian oval shell cameo brooch, carved as St George slaying the dragon, within a foliate and wirework surround, the back glazed with a portrait miniature of a gentleman fitted to the top, with a chain detailed 9 C, with a case.

A pottery mug with portrait after Marcus Adams of the Princesses, 79mm, another by Crown Ducal depicting Margaret, another Elizabeth, a pair of bowls by Wedgwood & Co, Margaret’s cracked, a continental miniature part tea set and four stamps (a lot) (commemorate, commemorative, commemorating)

A 19th century portrait miniature of a young lady

A 19th century portrait miniature of Mrs Hamilton signed Grison, framed and glazed

Circle of William Stephen Lethbridge (1771-1831) "Dragoon Officer" Miniature Portrait Watercolour on Ivory, circa 1795, 3.5cm diameter, within a papier mache frame

"Portrait of a Female" Miniature Watercolour on Ivory, circa 18th century, Indistinctly signed Berval, 6cm diameter, within a giltwood frame

English School - late 18th century, Watercolour on ivory miniature, Portrait of a boy in a green coat, 2.5cm x 1.9cm, In patinated metal frame CONDITION REPORT: Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory or tortoiseshell outside the EU. The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory which sources suggest will come into effect in June 2019. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.

A Circa 1830's miniature on ivory portrait of young girl with dog attributed to Frederick Buck, yellow metal oval setting with woven hair panel to back, 5cm x 4cm

A late 18th Century miniature on ivory portrait of a gentleman, SC monogram for Samuel Coates, dated 1775 set in oval yellow metal mount, 4cm x 3cm

Victorian brass swivel seal fob with six mottos, other 19th century seals, 19th century miniature portrait of a officer in leather case & mother-of-pearl fruit knife with silver blade Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs