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Two mourning jewels and a locket a Victorian yellow metal and black enamel hair art mourning pendant brooch dated 1855, a silver locket back pendant brooch, with a glazed portrait miniature of a little boy surrounded with clear gem stones, a 9ct 1920's round locket with engraved monogram to the front
An oval miniature portrait on ivory, study of a young girl in a Gainsborough style hat, 8cm high, two other oval miniature portraits of young ladies, 8cm high, all in piano ivory frames and another oval miniature on ivory copy of Gainsborough's Blue Boy in stained oval frame with gilt metal mounts, 8cm high (4)
A 19th century portrait miniature, Georgian lady in white bandeau and with pearl necklace. 74 mm x 60 mm, in ebonised frame with thistle hanger (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This miniature does appear to be painted on ivory with grain marks to the rear. It is generally in very good order. There are very slight blemishes to the face and also a slight kink to the top although this is not visible when looking at the image face on. This lot would probably benefit from a very light clean.
A portrait miniature, on ivory, Georgian gentleman initialled "DGE" and wearing a blue jacket and white cravat. 80 mm x 67 mm, in ebonised frame with leaf hanger. CONDITION REPORT: The image appears to be quite clean but would benefit from being taken apart and given a light dusting. There is very slight ripple to the ivory although this is barely visible when looking at the image face on.
A portrait miniature, Georgian gentleman wearing a blue coat and pink waistcoat, oval. 84 mm x 70 mm, in ebonised frame with star hanger (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This image appears to be painted on ivory and is in good order. There is a paint flake missing to the central left hand side although if the picture was remounted this could be easily hidden. The colours are still bright and vibrant.
An early 19th century tortoiseshell portrait snuff box of rectangular form, the cover applied with an oval gold frame containing an 18th century French School portrait miniature of a noblewoman, wearing a pink robe and wearing flowers in her powdered hair, enamel on copper (42 x 34mm), the box 8.2 x 6.2 x 2.6cm Small blemish to portrait mid/lower left, box has a split in the cover visible from the interior, hairline dcrack near the hinge back right and to the botttom front left and right
Continental School (early 19th Century) Portrait miniature of a Lady in Empire costume, wearing a green dress with pearls in her hair, watercolour on card, 7 x 6.5 cm (3 x 2.5in); together with another English School portrait miniature of a gentleman wearing a white stock and navy coat, watercolour on ivory, 8.5 x 7 cm (2) Lady - Dirt and dust under the glass. An area of dirt to her right cheek - this may be under the glass. Spots of white damage to her chest. An area of water damage and paint loss in her hair to the left of her face and in her cheek. Dirt and abrasions to the background - an area of paint loss to the lower right edge.Gentleman - Dirt in the paint surface, particularly noticeable in the sitter's face. A large area to the right hand background and a small area to the left background which may be old damages which have been over painted - surface texture here is scratched and abraded. Dirt under the glass. A few losses to the paint surface in the background.
English School (18th Century) Portrait miniature of a Lady wearing a white dress and bonnet with a blue ribbon, 9 x 7cm (3.5 x 3in); and another of a military Gentleman identified as Colonel J H Mackenzie, 7.5 x 6cm watercolour on ivory (2) Military gentleman has a horizontal crack along the right hand edge. Discolouration to edges of this crack and edges of support. A spot of water damage to the left of his head, and fading and loss of colour to both miniatures.Lady has some fading and loss of colour. Some scratches and abrasions to the lower half of the portrait - in the sitter's arms. Some abrasions to the edges of the support.
William Egley (British, 1798-1870) Portrait miniature of a boy watercolour on ivory inscribed verso "Painted by William Egley, 15 Connaught Terrace, Hyde Park, 1844" 4cm (2in) Areas of surface dirt on the portrait - some spots of dirt across the forehead and chest of the sitter, as well as the background. Some fading and loss of colour. Dirt under the glass.
John Smart (British, 1741-1811) Portrait miniature of a Lady, traditionally believed to be Lady Dorchester, wearing a blue dress over a white chemise, a white satin shawl, a pearl choker at her neck, her brown hair worn upswept, plaited, curled and adorned with a string of pearls signed lower left with initials and dated 'JS / 1768' watercolour on ivory, in a gold frame with engraved border 4cm (2in) Condition is generally good. Paint layer is stable and secure. A little dirt under the glass. Some very minor spots of surface dirt to the lower left edge of the portrait, in the blue fabric. Possibly a little discolouration to the edges of the blue fabric with some slight yellow tones. Also some yellow tones to the sitter's eyes, which may possibly be due to pigment degradation in these areas. Frame has some scratches but in general is in good condition.
Attributed to William Naish (British, 1767-1800) Portrait miniature of a gentleman, traditionally thought to be Sir Edward Astley, 4th Baronet Astley of Hill Morton, MP (1729-1802), wearing a blue coat, yellow waistcoat and frilled white shirt with jewelled tie-pin watercolour on ivory in original gold frame, the reverse glazed to reveal plaited brown hair and previous collector labels (one indistinctly inscribed 'Sir/ Ed. Astley') Original gold frame, the reverse glazed to reveal plaited brown hair and previous collector labels (one indistinctly inscribed 'Sir / Ed. Astley') 5cm (2in) Condition appears fine - various labels stuck to the back.
John Smart (British, 1741-1811) Portrait miniature of a gentleman, in a gold frame, the miniature with pearl border and further border of green glass, the reverse glazed to reveal plaited brown hair, later fitted green leather case signed by his right shoulder with initials and dated 'JS 1773' watercolour, gold frame, the miniature with pearl border and further border of green glass, the reverse glazed to reveal plaited brown hair, later fitted green leather case 3cm (1in) Condition appears fine.
Anne Mee (nee Foldsone) (British, c.1775-1851) Portrait miniature of a young girl, wearing white dress and coral necklace, her arm resting on a leather-bound book watercolour on ivory, in a gilt-metal frame with hair motif to reverse 8cm (3in) Condition is good. Paint layer is stable and secure. A little dirt under the glass.
A CONTINENTAL DECORATIVE PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF MARIE ANTOINETTE, C1900 ivory, oval, 5.2 x 4cm, giltmetal frame, a Continental porcelain plaque painted with Beatrice Cenci, a Victorian turned bone parasol shaped bodkin case and a Victorian Vulcanite commemorative book shaped vesta case (4) ++All in satisfactory condition and apparently complete
WILLIAM EGLEY (1798-1870) A GENTLEMAN OF THE PHILLIPS FAMILY half length in a black coat and stock seated in a red chair, arched top, signed verso Painted by William Egley 4a Louden St Fitzroy Square and dated Octr 1842, further inscribed in a later hand Henry Arthur Phillips Esq, Beadlam Grange, Nr Hemsley Yorkshire, 11.5 x 8.5cm, in ornate gilt moulded frame and brown velvet lined rosewood box frame and a wax portrait relief of a man, signed on the truncation R.T.A., laid on black glass, contemporary ornate early Victorian frame (2) ++Miniature small spot of rubbing of the medium extreme upper right. Wax portrait in fine condition
A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A GENTLEMAN, BY GEORGE ENGLEHEART (1750-1829), CIRCA 1795 with powdered hair, wearing a blue coat, white waistcoat, cerulean slip waistcoat and knotted cravat, on ivory, gold frame, glazed hair reverse oval 5cm In the course of the miniature being painted, the sitter changed his hairstyle; the old-fashioned fuller style was replaced by a more up-to-date short crop. The resultant artist's pentimenti is now very evident.
A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A LADY, BY JAMES HOLMES (1777-1860), CIRCA 1830 half length with right hand raised to her head, with elaborately coiled brown hair, wearing a white dress, on ivory, gilt-metal with rocaille foliate border 10cm diameter For another miniature by James Holmes sold in these rooms, see 9 December 2014, lot 302.

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