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AN EARLY VICTORIAN HAIR MEMORIAL BRACELET, the wide bracelet of plaited brown hair on a large square shaped clasp inset with a portrait miniature of a young girl, within a subtle surround of scrolling and floral engraving with similarly set end terminals, on detached integral tongue clasp with brooch pin fitting. Engraved to the reverse “Georgiana Mary Archer Aged 4 years”. In fitted case. Total length 17cm. Weight 47.2gms.
Two oval Moghul-style watercolour profile portraits of Indian noblemen (probably 19th century), to/w a Chinese landscape painting on fabric, a Continental portrait miniature on ivory of a military officer, an etching of a St. Bernard dog by C. Casanova and an Italianate embossed copper panel worked with classical figures
A porcelain portrait miniature, garnet and diamonds set ring, an oval portrait miniature within a frame set with vari-cut garnets and rose cut diamonds in collet settings, to forked shoulders on a plain polished shank, finger size P1/2 (a.f.) and a chased gilt metal locket pendant (2)The portrait miniature is heavily worn and hairlined. There are traces of lead solder to the reverse.
A wax portrait miniature, 12 x 10 cm, and an oval hardstone panel, inlaid a butterfly, flowers and foliage, 14 x 11 cm (2) Condition report Report by GHWax portrait generally appears to be in good condition and without damage See illustrationsHardstone panel also in good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.
A George III English Provincial school portrait miniature of a girl, she holds a white rose. About her neck, a coral bead necklace. Condition report: Some slight damage to edge above head and above her left shoulder, also loss of blue background by her left cheek. No splits, possibly over paining on brown dress by arm.
19TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL, portrait of a young girl with blond ringlets, on ivory, within engraved pinchbeck frame, 43 x 37mm. Original leather covered box.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Some discolouring to the frame and the hinge appears to have been glued in place, miniature itself appearing good. The box itself is generally scuffed and worn with some damage to corners.
A Military Service medal 1793-1814, having eight clasps, Toulose Orthes, Vittoria, Salamanca, Badajoz, Ciudad Rodrigo, Busaco and Albuhera, awarded to D.BOTTOMLY, GUNNER, R.ARTY, in original cardboard box, together with a pinchbeck framed swivel miniature of D.Bottomly, on one side a portrait of him when he was younger, the other as an older gentleman wearing the Military Service medal, plus a Duke of Wellington medallion and related research (parcel)
German porcelain cameo depicting Prussian King Fridericus Borussorum Rex (1740-1786), relief moulded in white porcelain, bordered with gilt, 55mm, mounted within an ebonised miniature frame, 14cm x 12.5cm; also three Victorian portrait silhouettes, all mounted within ebonised frames, the largest 9cm x 7cm (4)
A miniature portrait locket pendant inset with a hand painted portrait of a young lady, the interior engraved Cicely, 11th July, 1904, in gold stamped 18 ct, 4.4 cm, another containing dried flower, 18 ct, and an oval locket, unmarked gold portrait locket 18.3 grams gross Flower locket 11 grams gross, small indentation on reverseplain locket 6.7 grams
ENGLISH SCHOOL, EARLY 19TH C A LADY ivory, oval, 6.5 x 5cm, papier mâché frame with gilt brass flower hanger and miscellaneous other portrait miniatures and prints in paper mâché, giltwood and other miniature frames, etc (35 approx) ++The first item rubbed and faded, many of the other items in the lot in good condition
A COLLECTION OF ROYAL WORCESTER, COALPORT AND OTHER MINIATURE PORCELAIN, LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH C to include two Coalport gilt ground landscape painted mugs and a saucer and a Wedgwood Butterfly Lustre tyg, 5cm h, printed marks and a 'Sèvres' bleu celeste saucer, painted with a portrait (26) ++The lot in fine condition
Sale Item: OVAL MINIATURE PORTRAIT Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%
AN ANTIQUE MINIATURE PORTRAIT AND DIAMOND PENDANT/BROOCH, CIRCA 1880Set with two heart-shaped miniatures, each of a girl, within an openwork surround of rose-cut diamonds and suspending a small pearl, mounted in silver and gold, inscribed on the reverse 'Victoire née le 18 decembre 1888' & 'Marie née le 18 decembre 1888', length 4.7cm, width 4.3cmMiniatures by the nature of their size, objects held within the palm of the hand, were originally created as personal mementos of important occasions such as marriage, births or deaths. Their value resided in the ability for the individual to carry the miniature with them at all times. As a result they were mainly designed as objects of wearable art, items of jewellery, such as bracelets or necklaces for women, or alternatively for men, the miniature could be set in a pocket watch, or into the lid of a snuff box. The portraits were frequently adorned with diamonds, pearls or other precious stones as a show of wealth and status. Long periods of separation due to travel or warfare led to loved ones often having a lock of hair in the reverse side as a token of their affection. Collecting miniatures was popularised at French court during the reign of Francois I before spreading to the court of Henry VIII in England, where they were often presented as gifts to favourable courtiers during public ceremony. Their small size required the artist to exercise incredibly controlled brushwork to capture the features of the sitter. Portrait miniatures remained highly popular, for rendering the likeness of a beloved, until the advent of daguerreotypes and early photography in the mid-19th century. However, alongside this development in other mediums of portraiture, the style of miniatures in the 19th century, shifted and developed, with the artist wanting to show off their skill by including details such as clothes and background settings.
A Georgian portrait miniature of a young lady as a pendant under glass, set with split pearls and seed pearls in yellow gold, upon a pinchbeck chain with turquoise set clasp, red leather satin and velvet lined box. Understood to depict Mrs Mary Turton 1754 - 1841 (née Mary "Molly" Meysey), married to John Turton of Sugnall Hall, Staffordshire. Accompanied by poem written about her in 1772 describing her beauty and together with further family details and provenance.
Two miniature wax portrait busts, 16cm high 15.5cm diameter, a plaster bust portrait of Alfred Russell Wallace, a bronzed bust portrait of Arthur Trevelyan, a commemorative lead medallion of William Shakespeare, produced by the V&A for their tercentenary exhibition in 1916 and a bronzed medallion of Napoleon 21.5cm diameter
HISTORIC PORTRAITS, ETC. Two 19th century framed engravings, George III & George IV. Also, a Wedgwood Jasper ware plaque of Nelson & a 19th century gilt metal mounted ivory box lid, set a small hand painted miniature portrait of a lady in a landscape. Lid, 15 x 11cm. Miniature painting 4 x 6cm.
A selection of silver and objects of virtue, to include; a Continental silver figure of a violinist 9cm high, a silver mounted cork with pheasant head detail, and another, a silver pin cushion, a silver mounted otter foot brooch, Birmingham 1928, a portrait miniature of a Tudor lady within yellow metal surround, a horn shaped vinaigrette, a Chinese carved jade dragon etc (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: All in various condition - please enquire for specific items condition reports.

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