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"19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL A half length miniature portrait of a young lady, having long flowing black hair, Watercolour, probably on Ivory, 85mm x 60mm, together with ANOTHER of a young man with fair hair, 76mm x 60mm, oval, each in brass glaze" d frame

"HUNTLEY An early 19th century, half length miniature portrait of a young lady, her black hair held with a red band, Watercolour, probably on Ivory, signed, 62mm x 50mm, oval, in thistle tipped ebonised glazed frame, together with a SILHOUETTE of a m" ilitary man, on card, 71mm x 55mm, oval, in acorn tipped ebonised frame

A Small Quantity of Jewellery, including a diamond set pendant, rose cut diamonds in a chandelier drop style, measures 3.1cm by 4.2cm, a paste cross, a large paste brooch with a portrait miniature centrally, within a foliate surround, measures 7cm by 5.2cm, a pair of paste buckles, and a blue paste bead necklace and pair of drop earrings (6) NB There are several damages to the items

An enamel miniature portrait of a young man in gilt metal filigree frame, a/f

Mrs Beetham (18th/19th century): Portrait Silhouette of a Gentleman, wearing Regency costume, with lace collar, a ribbon in his hair, facing left, black ink on the reverse of oval convex glass, inscribed verso Profiles in miniature by Mrs Beetham and bearing a later inscribed label Silhouette reverse painted on glass by Mrs Beetham circa 1790, original price £895, possibly purchased at the British Antique Dealers Fair and bearing the original maker`s label, black ink on glass, oval, 10cm by 8cm; and Five Further Examples, one of a young lady facing right, another of a child facing right, one of a young boy facing left, wearing period costume with decorative lace collar and hat, his costume decorated with gold buttons, inscribed Thomas Stoddert brother of G S S, died young, and two oval pencil drawings of a lady and gentleman dressed in Regency costume, both facing left, various sizes (6)

J H Millington (19th century): Portrait of a Gentleman, wearing period costume, facing left, inscribed on the original maker`s label verso Miniature and Portrait Painter 204 High Holborn NB drawing taught, black ink on paper, oval, 7cm by 5.5cm; Seven Further Silhouettes, two on silk or fabric one inscribed Joseph Copp, aged 28 November 13th 1815, one possibly on glass, and the other of his wife bearing inscription Mary Niery Copp aged 30 June 18th 1815, (damaged);, one inscribed William Fisheget Shrapnell, Dresser to A T Clive at St Thomas Hospital London 1797, married Mary Jones of Gossington Hall, Slimbridge, another dated 1827, some highlighted in gold, one bearing a family tree; and A Portrait Miniature of a Solder, half length, wearing uniform and hat, watercolour and black ink, all oval, various sizes (9)

J H Gillespie: Portrait Miniature of a Gentleman, wearing period costume, a brown coat and white stock, facing right, inscribed on the artist`s original label verso Likenesses Profile Miniature Painter, watercolour, oval, 7.5cm by 5.5cm; and Five Further Miniatures, one of a lady, circa 1900-20), another of a young boy, half length, wearing black jacket, cream waistcoat and blue bow tie (c.1850-60), three miniatures of gentleman (one damaged), various sizes (6)

Thomas Marshall: Portrait Miniature of Katherine Mary, Lady Forester, wearing black dress with lace collar and bonnet before an orange curtain, inscribed on an old label verso with the sitter`s name, the artist`s name and 1830, watercolour (possibly on ivory), oval, 5cm by 4cm; and Five Further Portrait Miniatures of Ladies, one inscribed Hannah Mole, lent by M Holtby, Sax Dane Lodge, Poppleton, York, another attributed to J R Galland (fl.1818), a lady standing half length wearing an orange dress with lace accessories, her hat decorated with flowers, various sizes (6)

English School (19th century): Portrait Miniature of a Fashionable Gentleman, wearing a blue jacket, white shirt, brown scarf and jewellery, watercolour, possibly on ivory, 8.5cm by 6cm, in original leather covered carrying case; and Five Further Portrait Miniatures of Gentlemen, two unfinished, one of a military gentleman, another of an Edwardian sitter, wearing a grey suit and blue tie, a flower in his lapel, various sizes (6)

English School (19th/20th century): Portrait Miniature of Charles I, watercolour, oval, 7cm by 5.5cm; A Hand-Coloured Engraving of the Prince of Wales; Four Portrait Miniatures, one depicting Constant Denis, aged 34, 12th November 1832, two in original leather carrying cases, various sizes (6)

W Haines: Portrait Miniature of an Elderly Gentleman, wearing black coat and white lace stock, inscribed verso and with his address 10 South Molton Street, watercolour on ivory, oval, 7cm by 5cm; and Five Further Miniature Portraits of Gentlemen, two in their original leather carrying cases, oval, various sizes (6)

English School (19th century): Portrait Miniature of a Young Man, half length, wearing black coat and waistcoat with gold watch chain, watercolour on ivory, 9cm by 7cm, in its original elaborately decorated gilt plaster and wooden frame

English School (18th century): Portrait Miniature of a gentleman, wearing green coat and red gold embroidered waistcoat with white stock, watercolour on ivory, oval, 3cm by 2.5cm

English School (19th century): Portrait Miniature of a Lady with a Child, the lady wearing a cream dress and jewellery, seated upon a chaise longue, watercolour on ivory, 12.5cm by 9.5cm; and Another of Two Children with a Dog, 12cm by 9.5cm, both in original leather carrying cases (2)

English School (19th/20th century): Portrait Miniature of a Young Man, head and shoulders, wearing period costume, facing right and looking up, pencil and watercolour, oval, 7cm by 6.5cm; Two Further Watercolours, one possibly after Angela Kaufmann of two Regency ladies, in a small circular marble frame with decorative glass border; A Picture of a Collie Dog, signed verso WB Ford 1884, in original leather carrying case; and Various Tinted-Over Photographs, of ladies and gents, some contained in velvet lined leather carrying cases, others singularly framed, various sizes (qty) One photograph of a young boy in a decorative frame decorated with standing figures holding either a sword or spear and embellished with birds, a shield, a dagger and a bow and arrow

A portrait miniature on ivory, Michelangelo, in Morocco leather case

An early 18th Century portrait miniature on paper, portrait of an unknown woman, 2 1/4" x 1 3/4", in oval hardwood frame

A 19th Century portrait miniature of Lord Nelson, 2 1/4" x 2", in gilt and ebonised frame

A late 18th Century portrait miniature of Jacob Harris Trowbridge, 1.9" x 1.5", in ebonised oval frame

Dup ... 178?: portrait miniature on ivory of an unknown gentleman in gilt embroidered jacket and epaulettes, 2.1" high x 1.8", in oval gilt ebonised frame

An early 19th Century oval portrait miniature of a gentleman in yellow waistcoat and blue jacket, 2.8" x 2.2", in ebonised and gilt decorated frame

An early 18th Century portrait miniature of a gentleman in an embroidered blue jacket, 1.5" x 1.2", in ebonised and gilt frame (illustrated)

Late 19th Century British School - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Young Man, watercolour on ivory, approx 6cm x 4.5cm, within an ebonized frame, together with an overpainted print.

A.K. Womack - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Girl with Auburn Hair, watercolour, signed, approx 6cm x 4.5cm, within a gilt metal frame with stiff leaf and berry decoration, together with another watercolour.

Late 18th Century British Provincial School - Oval Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, a Glimpse of a Landscape beyond, watercolour, approx 7cm x 5.5cm.

A 19th carved ivory panel, Oval Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman in profile, possibly Napoleon III, approx 5cm x 4cm, within an ebonized frame, together with five prints.

ENGLISH SCHOOL CIRCA 1820. Portrait miniature of a Gentleman,quarter-length,wearing a dark blue Coat, oval, miniature, 2 3/4 x 2 in ; and a miscellaneous selection of other miniatures and silhouettes, by various hands, principally 19th century. (qty)

English School, portrait miniature of a Gentleman, and another of a Lady

A miniature portrait of a lady set in a gilt frame within a folding travel case, probably on ivory.

Tartanware Bookbinding: Mary Stuart, with Stuart tartan covers and central portrait miniature, leather spine, goffered edges, 1859

19th century half length portrait of a young boy with long hair, in white shirt, oval miniature on porcelain panel, 4¼" x 3½", framed and glazed

A late 19th century portrait miniature on ivory of a lady, signed Thumerelle, and a silver box and cover with Niello decoration

A collection of various watercolours, etchings and drawings, and a portrait miniature

* A miniature portrait of a mother and child, height 8 cm, another miniature, a diamond style earring, another pair, a cased pocket watch, (a lot).

Of Italian and Austrian Royal family interest, an exquisite yellow metal, green hide bound Calling Card Case, the button-operated latched hinged lid having the words ``Souvenir, D`amitie`` applied within a border of naturalistic flowers in relief, the main body of the case to one side having an oval portrait miniature 1 1/8`` x 15/16`` of a blue eyed lady in elegant dress and headdress, her necklace bearing the initials ``C.B.``, to the opposite side is a similar oval panel encapsulating a mat of blond hair with the raised intertwined letters ``M.C`` appearing to be elegantly set with 90 tiny old cut Diamonds. 92mm long, 54mm wide and approx. 7mm thick. Accompanying the case is a small piece of card hand written in ink with ``......Carolina Queen of Naples, (Daughter of Maria Teresa Empress of Austria) whose miniature is one side, and her initials in brilliants to the other - to her goddaughter Carolina Swinburne daughter of Henry Swinburne of Hamsterly, Co. Durham Great Aunt of Antonia Cholmeley, - Mrs. W. Conybeare Bruce``.

English School, early 19th century, a portrait miniature of a gentleman in a cravat, oval, in a yellow metal frame, the reverse with a gilt-metal monogram against an opalescent glass ground within a seed pearl and plaited hair mount. 8cm by 6.5cm

An Edwardian portrait miniature, on ivory, of a young lady, in a fitted case

AN OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE of a young woman in a blue and white dress 3 1/4" high x 2 1/2" wide

TWO PORTRAIT MINIATURES of young women in ivorine frames, each miniature 3 1/4" high

A miniature watercolour on ivory portrait of the Lady Mary Grenville, A. D. 1798, formerly Mary Elizabeth Nugent, in an oval gold coloured metal frame (tested as gold) with engraving verso, 50 by 39mm.

Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory, British School circa 1800, a young man with black coat and white neckwear, sky background. 2 1/4" x 2".

Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory 19th Century British School, a gentleman in black coat and white neckwear (slight damage), a lock of hair verso. 2 1/4" x 1 3/4".

A miniature portrait of a young woman in the early 19th Century manner, housed in an ivory and tortoiseshell frame

English school portrait miniature of a lady wearing a lace bonnet circa 1810, ex Austin collection 1996, another of a gentleman circa 1770 and another of a lady said to be Miss Sorsbie of Benridge (3) #

Gilt framed miniature portrait of a lady

19th century three quarter-length portrait miniature silhouette of a lady contained within an ornate metal frame and two portrait silhouettes of gentlemen

19th century framed portrait miniature, miniature landscape oil on panel and a miniature of a ship

A miniature portrait of a lady wearing full dress and a hat with flowers

19th Century British School - Oval Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, watercolour on ivory, approx 7cm x 5.5cm, within a papier-mâché frame, together with a watercolour.

Mary de Castro - Oval Miniature Half Length Portrait of Frances Sophie Morris, 19th Century watercolour on ivory, inscribed and lock of hair attached verso, approx 8cm x 7cm, within a gilt mount.

Circle of Edward Nash - Oval Head and Shoulders Portrait Silhouette of a Lady in Profile wearing a Turban, White Fichu and Black Dress, early 19th Century monochrome watercolour, within an oval metal mount and ebonized frame, together with another watercolour, Miniature Portrait of a Lady.

Follower of Henry Bone - Oval Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, probably Mr John Mills, watercolour on ivory, approx 3.5cm x 3cm, within a brooch frame.

Mid-19th Century British School - Oval Miniature Half Length Portrait of a Lady wearing a Bonnet and Black Shawl, watercolour on ivory, approx 6.5cm x 5.5cm, within a leather case.

British School - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Miniature of a Gentleman wearing a White Chemise and Dark Jacket, watercolour on ivory, together with a composition panel, Oval Portrait of an 18th Century Gentleman, and an associated ebonized frame.

Circle of John Field - Oval Head and Shoulders Portrait Silhouette of Richard Watson, early 19th Century cut paper heightened in gilt, inscribed verso, approx 7cm x 6cm, within a gilt mount and ebonized frame, together with an painted and paper appliqué silhouette, Oval Miniature Portrait of a Naval Officer, possibly Lord Nelson.

A gold mounted portrait miniature, of a gentleman as a brooch converted from a clasp

A 14ct and a 9ct gold dress ring, a 9ct gold cameo brooch, a brooch with portrait miniature and suspension loop marked 18K, and other jewellery within a carved Indian box

A Portrait Miniature, Russian School, mid 19th century, depicting a gentleman quarter-length turned to the left in a black coat, possibly of the Russian author Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin 1799-1837, mounted in a rectangular ebonised frame, 7x5.5cm

British School, late 19th century, A Portrait Miniature, of Henrietta Frances (`Harriet`) Ponsonby (née Spencer), Countess of Bessborough, after Sir Joshua Reynolds RA, bears signature, oval, in an oval pendant frame mounted with engraved abolone panels and copper-tone gilding to the frame, with ebonised and monogram inset back, 8.3x6.5cm: British School, late 19th century, a Portrait Miniature, of a lady half-length turned to the right, after George Romney, bears signature, oval, in an oval pendant frame mounted with engraved abolone panels and copper-tone gilding to the frame, with ebonised and abalone foliate motif inset back, 8.2x6.5cm., (2)

AMENDMENT: INSCRIPTION NOT AS STATED- Irish/British School, late 18th century- Portrait of an officer, traditionally held to be Bartholomew Graves, son of Anthony Graves of Abbeyview Co Kilkenny, quarter-length in uniform, turned to the left; oil on panel, feigned oval, mounted in a rectangular maple veneered frame, 16x13.5cm Note: The subject of this portrait, Bartholomew Graves, is traditionally held to have fought in the American War of Independence. The inscription on the reverse reads as follows: `Bartholomew Graves settled in Philadelphia PA USA where he was a major of 2nd Batt the Philadelphia Militia Legion in 1808` : A Portrait Miniature, Irish/British, 19th century, depicting a gentleman, traditionally held to be Anthony Graves of Abbeyview, Thomastown, Co Kilkenny, quarter-length turned to the right in a brown coat, oval, mounted in a rectangular gilt composition frame, 6x5cm: A Portrait Miniature, British, 19th century, depicting a gentleman, traditionally held to be Anthony Pierce Allen, seated half-length in a blue coat, mounted in a rectangular ebonised frame, 11x8cm Note: Robert Pierce Allen, son of Robert Allen, owner of Ballystraw, saved an East Indiaman and the company gave him his own 20 gun command in grateful recognition of his prowess: British Provincial School, 19th century, depicting an elderly man quarter-length turned to the left, oval, ebonised rectangular frame, 7x5.5cm: A Silhouette Portrait , British School, depicting of a young boy mounted in a reeded ebonised frame, 9x6cm., (5)