We found 31365 price guide item(s) matching your search

French School - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Gentleman wearing Military Costume, late 19th Century oil on card, approx 6.5cm x 5cm, within a verre églomisé mount and ebonized frame.

Henry Jacob Burch - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Lady, wearing a White Dress, Stock and Fichu, late 18th Century watercolour on ivory, artist`s retail card verso, approx 7cm x 6cm, within a silvered oval frame.

Circle of Gertrude Wood - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of an Edwardian Lady wearing a Pearl Necklace and White Collar over a Green Dress, early 20th Century watercolour on ivory, approx 7.5cm x 6cm, within an oval hallmarked silver frame.

A portrait miniature in unmarked white metal frame of Colonel John Montgomery MP of Ballyleck County Monaghan, died 1733, John Montgomery was the second son of Colonel Alexander Montgomery 1667-1722 MP for County Monaghan of Ballyleck and Elizabeth Cole, daughter of Colonel Thomas Cole of Mount Florence County Fermanagh, John Montgomery commanded a regiment of horse under the Duke of Marlborough, he succeeded his father to the Ballyleck Estate when his elder brother Thomas Montgomery (politician) was disinherited for marrying an English woman, in 1732 he married Mary Coxe, maid of honour to Queen Caroline, wife of King George I of England, with attribution label and no.12 verso, 6.6x5cm, also a further 18th century portrait miniature in unmarked yellow metal frame of an officer in red jacket with yellow trim collar and lapels, possibly a volunteer regiment, 5x4.1cm (2), also a small quantity of research material (illustrated)

Manner of Richard Cosway, RA (British 1742-1821) - portrait miniature on ivory depicting a lady wearing a white dress with high frilled collar and upswept and curled hair, the reverse glazed to reveal strands of curled hair with gilt wire and seed pearl mounts upon opaline liner, in gold coloured frame with suspension loop, complete with leather bound pocket case, bearing label Fearn Working Jewellers, 73 The Strand, Corner of Adams St Edelphi, Watches cleaned repaired or taken in exchange, 7.2x6cm (illustrated)

A 19th century French portrait miniature of Madam de Coëtquen, indistinctly signed possibly Morgin, with attribution label and no.6866S/ST/A to reverse, in lacquered frame, dimension including frame 13x13cm (illustrated)

A 19th century portrait miniature on ivorine panel, entitled `Marie`, in frame, with indistinct marks verso, possibly Miss Adelie 74, 5.3x4cm, framed and glazed (illustrated)

An indistinctly signed 19th century portrait miniature entitled verso `Miss Corker`, depicting young girl with long muff chain and brooch, signed possibly M Palmer, 8.2x6.4cm, in lacquered frame, glazed (illustrated)

A 19th century oval portrait miniature depicting gentleman in long collared frock coat with cravat, appears unsigned, in later hallmarked silver frame, Birmingham 1918/19, 12.5x8cm not including frame, glazed (illustrated)

A 19th century oval portrait miniature on ivorine panel depicting a buxom girl in flowing dress revealing part of her bosom, with red robe and further girl sleeping in the distance, in unmarked yellow metal mount with blue enamelled back (af), 9x6.5cm, framed and glazed (illustrated)

A 19th century oval portrait miniature, signed Lebrun, entitled `M Antoinette in Rose` and no.169 verso, in brass wire work frame, 8.2x6.7cm, glazed (illustrated)

A 19th century oval portrait miniature of a distinguished looking portly gentleman busting out of his jacket with roll-neck and flowing hair, signed FDS, 10.5x9cm, framed and glazed (illustrated)

A 19th century rectangular portrait miniature, head and shoulders portrait of a lady, within unusual wood, alabaster, jade and carved stone gate form frame, with stanchion support, marked J.T Anderson & Co, King Street, Manchester, height 21.5cm, width 16.5cm (illustrated)

PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF GENTLEMAN IN A BLUE COAT WITH GOLD FROGGING, WATERCOLOUR ON IVORY, GILTMETAL LOCKET

Attributed to CORNELIUS B.DURHAM. Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory, a young gentleman in black coat and neckwear. In acorn style frame. 3.1/4" x 2.1/2"

Attributed to FREDERICK BUCK. Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory, possibly a young Naval Officer in blue coat with brass buttons. In brass `Rope` frame. 2.1/4" x 1.3/4"

FOLLOWER OF SAMUEL COTES. Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory, young lady with pink ribbon in hair wearing a black dress. In brass frame. 2" x 1.1/2"

Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory, German School c1775, young man in wig and brown velvet coat, see verso. 1.1/2" x 1.1/4"

Unsigned circular portrait miniature on ivory, early study of a young lady in lace headwear and a black dress, landscape beyond (A/F). 2.3/4" diameter

Pair of indistinctly signed 20th Century oval portrait miniature silhouettes on paper, a lady and gentelman in Regency dress. (2) 3.3/4" x 2.3/4"

Unsigned oval portrait miniature on paper, 19th Century study of a young gentleman in blue coat (A/F). 2.3/4" 2.1/4"

A 19th century turned ivory portrait miniature frame

A pair of enamel portrait miniature frames

19th century miniature bronze tazza with pair of girl bust portrait handles, 10cm high

A Locket containing painted miniature portrait of 19th Century lady on 9ct flattened curb link chain

Antique target style brooch, approx. 35mm, star centre set with half pearls, bobbled rim with twisted rope finish, memorial back with miniature portrait picture of a young man, tested 18ct gold (14.2g)

Antique miniature portrait oval brooch, approx. 62mm x 52mm, ceramic centre, ornate applied pattern to frame, miniature does not fit frame properly, tested 15ct gold, possibly better (gross 22.8g) boxed

India - Maharaja Duleep Singh fine miniature portrait on a sliver of oval ivory approx 1.5 x 1.5ins showing the young Maharaja possibly in his early 20s sitting in profile.

India – miniature portrait – Maharajah Karak Indian ivory miniature portrait watercolour of Maharajah Kharak (1802-40)^ son and successor of Maharajah Ranjit Singh of Punjab. India School^ finely painted. Kharak Singh came to the throne of the Punjab in 1839 and died in 1841^ hence paintings of him are extremely rare. Measurers 60 x 45mm.

India – miniature portrait – Gulab Singh Indian ivory miniature portrait watercolour of Maharajah Gulab Singh of Jammu & Kashmir. India School^ finely painted. Gulab Singh^ a Dogra Sikh became ruler of Kashmir after purchasing the territory after it had been ceded by the Lahore Durbar to the British as a consequence of the First Anglo Sikh War of 1845-6. Measurers 60 x 45mm.

India – miniature portrait – Fakir Nuruddin Indian ivory miniature portrait watercolour of Fakir Nuruddin^ a Muslim minister in the Court of Ranjit Singh. Ranjit Singh being a secular ruler employed several Hindu and Muslims in his Durbar including the much favoured Fakir brothers. India School^ finely painted. Measurers 60 x 45mm.

Three 19th century Pratt Ware pot lids, comprising Albert Memorial, `If ever I plant in that bosom a thorn` and `Extracting a tooth`, and a late 19th century porcelain portrait miniature

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "A gentleman wearing a red coat and white stock", and "A gentleman wearing a red coat with lace ruff and grey powdered wig", two miniature portrait studies, head and shoulders, oils on ivory, in matching brass frames

Late 19th Century British School - Oval Miniature Portrait of a Lady, watercolour, approx 7cm x 5.5cm, within a papier-mâché frame.

Mid-19th Century British School - Oval Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, watercolour, approx 6cm x 5cm, within a papier-mâché frame.

A miniature brooch, the silver coloured and stone set frame housing a portrait of a female, 4cm long; a Victorian tiger`s claw brooch; two pieces of Chinese coral and feather jewels, distressed; a silver thimble; a bracelet for converting a fob watch to a wrist watch; and a large oval citrine coloured paste stone

William I Moore, British 1790-1851- Portrait of a man holding a miniature bust; pastel, signed and dated 1847, 53.5x37cm: together with a number of pen, pencil and charcoal portraits and landscape studies by various hands, (a lot) (unframed)

AMENDMENT: Painting signed R. Collin no longer in this lot: John Sinclair, British exh.1881-1923- "New Brighton, Cheshire, on the Wirral"; watercolour, signed, 31.5x21.5cm: A portrait miniature of "Dorothy Percy Sidney, Countess of Leicester 1659", in a verre eglomise mount, 12.5x10cm: Colin Richards, British, late 19th/early 20th century- "Wentworth 1991"; oil on board, signed and dated 1991, 19.5x29.5cm: together with a quantity of paintings and prints by and after various hands, (a lot)

A late Victorian watercolour portrait miniature of the wife of Sir Henry Fane, viceroy of India, wearing a half moon brooch in her hair and a mink stole, 7 by 6cm.

A miniature watercolour portrait of Miss Louise Fane, afterwards Mrs Sherbrooke, sister of Henry Fane, circa 1830, in a gilt ormolu frame, 7.5 by 6cm.

An oval miniature watercolour portrait of Mrs Dashwood, nee Auriol, the wife of Thomas Dashwood, mother of Louisa Hay Fane, in an ormolu frame, circa 1850, 7.5 by 6cm.

Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory, Italian School c1860 The Virgin Mary in a metallic floral gilt frame. 1.1/4" x 3/4"

Unsigned oval portrait miniature on ivory, British School c1820, study of THOMAS DWELLY, Coldstream Guards in red uniform with gold epaulettes, inscribed verso. 3" x 2.1/4"

M.M.BREWER. Signed and dated 1902 portrait miniature on paper, study of a gentleman in a gold decorative carved wooden frame. 5.1/2" x 4.1/4"

Three mid 19th century portrait photographs, possibly American; a miniature miner`s lamp by Eccles Protector Co

An oval portrait miniature on ivory of a Lady, signed V C, 5.5cm, and another miniature

Mabel Gallaher, early 20thC. Mrs Cyrano Braby, portrait miniature, watercolour on ivory, titled and signed verso, 6cm x 4.5cm, together with a portrait miniature of a gentleman, watercolour on ivory, indistinctly signed with a monogram and dated 1922, 7.5cm x 6cm, both in ebonised frames.

A late 18th / early 19th Century oval miniature Portrait on ivory of a lady, wearing a lace cap and in a black papier mache frame, inscribed on the reverse "Mrs Cammage".

Early twentieth century oval portrait miniature on ivory - study of a lady wearing pearls, in ebonised and gilt mounted frame, 5cm x 4cm Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Ethel F Petman oval portrait miniature on ivory - study of Miss Grant of Felixstowe, bearing monogram, in gilt frame, 4.7cm x 4cm Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Watercolour miniature Attributed to John Burgess, portrait of a young lady, nineteenth century, 10.5 x 7cm in a gilt and black frame with scroll, engraved John Burgess

Miniature on Ivory, Half length portrait of Georgian lady in gilt frame with ribbon pediment

Miniature portrait of a Grecian head, probably on ivory within a deep gesso frame

Miniature portrait on ivory of a smartly dressed Regency gentleman, in a gold-coloured metal frame, inscribed verso "This miniature of Sir Walter Scott Bart belonged to Provost Andrew Smith of Glasgow and was given by his successor to his grand nephew, Mr Fairburn, Drommond Place Edinburgh", 10 x 6cm

Miniature portrait, nineteenth century, smartly dressed gentleman, inscribed "James Gifford, Banbury", in an ebonised frame

Miniature portrait of a Georgian gentleman on ivory, in a circular ebonised frame

An enamel on copper Miniature portrait of Nelson in the style of Henry Bone, probably c. 1900 and a very original copy of The Times for Thursday November 7 1805 recording the Death of Admiral Nelson.

An ebonised framed oval Portrait Miniature of Major Charles Gam Harcourt Wood (b. 1866) of Caer Beris, as a young moustached officer in red military dress. 3`` x 2 1/2`` approx.

An ebonised framed oval Portrait Miniature of Mr. Beris Harcourt Wood, (1902-1968) 1 3/4`` x 1 3/8`` approx. He was named after ``Caer Beris``, the family estate at Builth Wells. Beris Harcourt Wood became a well-known racing driving competing in a number of races notably the Le Mans 24 hour race in 1930 as one of the ``Bentley Boys`` in a Blower Bentley (supercharged).

An Ormolu finished framed appealing oval Portrait Miniature, 2 7/8`` x 2 3/8`` approx. of a young girl holding a kitten in her arms and understood to be Fanny (Frances) daughter of Thomas Wood (21 April, 1777 -26 January, 1860) who was an English Tory politician for Breconshire who sat in the House of Commons from 1806 -1847. He was the son of Thomas Wood and his wife, Mary Williams, daughter and heiress of Sir. Edward Williams of Llangoed Castle and the grandson of Thomas Wood (1708 -1799). The family had considerable Estates in Middleham, Yorkshire, Gwerryfed (Talgarth) and Littleton and Astlam in Middlesex. He married Lady Caroline Stewart, daughter of Robert Stewart, first Marquess of Londonderry. Wood and his wife enjoyed the friendship of members of the Royal Family. George IV had apparently visited the Woods at Gweryfed and other Royals visited them at Littleton. William IV nominated Wood to be one of his executors.