Early 19th Century English School/Portrait Miniature of Lt. General Sir Richard Hussey Vivian GCB, GCH, PC, in Uniform/Companion Portrait of his Wife in feathered hat/a pair/watercolour on ivory in gilt frames, 11.5cm x 9cm/Note: Lt. General Vivian as a Major served under General Sir David Baird at Corunna in 1808. As a Colonel he commanded the 13th and 14th Light Dragoons and was aide-de-camp to the Prince Regent. He served at the battle of the Nive and at Croix d'Orde on the Ers River where he was badly wounded. In 1815 he commanded the 6th Brigade at Waterloo after the repulse of Napoleon's Imperial Guard. Vivian's Hussars led the final charge of the day, sweeping all before them. His service was awarded with thanks from both Houses of Parliment, the KCH and the orders of Maria Theresa and St. Vladimir/Provenance: Plas Gwyn, Anglesey/see illustration
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A Grant of Arms to Sir Henry George Wakelyn Smith, dated 24/9/1844, signed Charles George Young and J Hawker and suspending two cased seals, watercolour and ink on vellum, 68.5cm x 48cm; a posthumous portrait miniature depicting Sir Henry George Wakelyn Smith, signed G J Penny and dated 1914, watercolour on ivory; a framed record of the services of Major General Sir Henry George Wakelyn Smith Bt, G.C.B. including details of the sieges and actions at which he was present including Montevideo, Corunna, Salamanca, Nive, Toulouse, New Orleans, Waterloo, Maharajpore, etc and the autobiography of the same, two volumes, London 1902 (containing some newspaper cuttings)/Note: Ladysmith is named after Sir Henry Smith's wife Lady Smith/see illustration
A collection of three 19th Century oval portrait miniatures painted on ivory To include an example after 'Portrait of Georgiana, The Duchess of Devonshire by Thomas Gainsborough, Together with two further examples depicting society Debutantes, each inset within sectional applied ivory frames, two indistinctly signed, in frame 14x11.5cm, miniature 8.5x6cm, in frame 13x10.cm, miniature 8.5cmx6cm, in frame, in frame 11.5x10cm, miniature 6x5cm (3).
Attributed to Christophe Guerrin (French, 1758-1831) Hand painted portrait miniature on ivory Depicting a distinguished gentleman, inset in a faux tortoiseshell and ebonised frame, length of miniature 4cm, length including frame 9cm. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: it is painted on ivory, condition is good
A Regency period oval portrait miniature of an elegant young lady with fashionably dressed hair, coral necklace, white dress and red shawl, unsigned, in gilt frame, the back with plaited hair, contained in a silk-lines red morocco pocket-case Condition Report Good condition 6.5 cm high (7.5 cm inc. hanger) x 5.3 cm wide
A Victorian Daguerrotype portrait of a lady, to/w a glass beaker, wheel-etched with flowers and butterfly, tortoiseshell-mounted opera glasses, pair of cut glass open salts, a gold dental plate, pair of gemstone-set silver pickle forks, mesh purse, steel scissors and Henry VI sixpence (drilled), all contained in a miniature wicker hamper
English School, late 18th century: Portrait Miniature of a Gentleman, bust length, with white hair, blue eyes, and wearing a white lace jabot and blue jacket, oval, 4cm by 3.5cm, with woven hair locket back with fretted initials SR, ring for suspension, overall 5cm, with original grey shagreen velvet lined case Some dust and mould under glass, but miniature appears good, and mounts are good - slight scuffing. Case cut at top for miniature suspension ring, bad scuffing on angles of case, one hinge bracket broken 050615
BINKS (EARLY 18TH CENTURY) "Gentleman in pink coat and waistcoat with white stock and powdered wig", portrait study, oval, miniature, signed bottom right, 3 cm x 2.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some wear and scuffs, some knocks around edges, and back of case has some denting and mis-shaping, there is an aperture to the lower edge of the back (please see photos), miniature itself appears in reasonably good condition although there is a small plain brownish area to the top edge possibly where there has been some touch-up paint.
J. E. CORRIES "Ethel Jenning", miniature portrait study on ivory, signed bottom right, 11 cm x 8.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Card/paper backing has inscriptions in ink "Ethel Jenning May 19th 1894?" (indistinct) and "Painted by J E Corries ...", back card/paper with various wear and scuffs, remnants of previous fitments, metal fitments at back bent and mis-shapen, some knocks and scuffs to frame, miniature itself has some light general wear, some very slight pitting to to surface, plus a very feint vertical line to the background to the right of the picture - possibly a hairline crack, there are some white paint splodges/deposits to the lower edge of the picture.
EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Gentleman with arms folded in black coat and white stock", portrait bust, miniature oil on ivory, unsigned, 5.2 cm x 4 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some general wear and scuffs, some very slight flaking/scuffing to the very bottom edge of the picture, but otherwise appears in reasonably good condition.
EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Gentleman in black coat with white stock", portrait bust, oval miniature oil on ivory, unsigned, 5.5 cm x 4.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Frame with some wear and scuffs and some knocks and dents, picture itself appears to have some very minor scuffs including feint scratch/fault line across head/hairline, but otherwise appears to be in good condition.
A collection of ten 18th/early 19th. century boxes in ivory, tortoiseshell, gold etc. , including a turned ivory box with painted miniature attributed to Abraham Daniel of Plymouth, in gilt mount, a gold mounted turned ivory box with portrait of a young girl, a rectangular cut corner maple box with gold framed portrait of a lady, signed Delaplace 1825, etc.
An early 19th century coloured engraving - An exact representation of the grand funeral car which carried the remains of Lord Nelson to St Paul's on Thursday January 9th 1806, published January 13th 1806 by S W Fores of Piccadilly, 26 x 24 cm approx., unframed, an early 19th century watercolour study of a street scene with church, inscribed verso Martock Church, Somerset, painted by Caroline Way (?), 21 x 30 cm, and a black and white print after Pouchre of a coaching scene, both unframed together with a miniature portrait of a man with a blue cravat, 5 cm maximum oval and a 19th century engraved miniature portrait of a young woman, 8 cm oval maximum, both in black frames
German School mid 19th Century- A tortoiseshell and horn snuff box, the lid inset with a miniature portrait of a lady, bust-length, with long dark hair plaited and tied high, wearing drop earrings and a black dress with lace collar:- indistinctly signed bottom right, on ivory, oval miniature 5.3cm, the box 9.5cm.

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