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Circle of James Scouler - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Gentleman wearing a Club Wig, White Stock, Blue Waistcoat and Jacket, mid/late 18th Century watercolour on ivory, approx 3.5cm x 3cm, within a gilt metal frame.

Mid-19th Century British School - Oval Miniature Portrait of a Lady, probably Henrietta Berthoud, watercolour, approx 6.5cm x 5cm, within an ebonized frame.

Late 19th Century British School - Oval Miniature Portrait of a Lady, watercolour on card, within a gilt frame and leather case, together with two further miniature portraits.

After Gerard - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of Napoleon, and after Boucher - Oval Miniature Portrait of Josephine, a pair of late 19th/early 20th Century watercolours, both bear signatures, each approx 4.5cm x 3.5cm, framed as one within a double-sided gilt metal pendant.

Circle of Anne Mee - Oval Miniature Half Length Portrait of a Lady, her Hair in Ringlets and wearing a Black Décolletage, Black Dress and Pearl Necklace, early/mid-19th Century watercolour on ivory, approx 8cm x 6cm, within an ebonized frame.

Late 19th/early 20th Century Continental School - Oval Miniature Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Gentleman in Uniform, and Oval Miniature Half Length Portrait of a Lady, a pair of watercolours on ivory, both within gilt metal frames with ribbon, bow and garland surmounts stamped 'M.W. Carr & Co' verso.

English early 19th Century portrait miniature on ivory of John Denton aged 43, 1808, friend of John Bosley, 3.1" x 2.5", in ebonised frame (illustrated on website)

English early 19th Century: portrait miniature on ivory of an infant inscribed on the reverse, "A M B aged two years eight months", 2" x 1.3", in ebonised frame (illustrated on website)

A miniature oval head and shoulders watercolour Portrait of a lady, early 20th Century and in outer leather case.

A deed box containing insurance policies, letters, regimental badges, etc., belonging to A J Pounsford, and a box containing wartime and other photographs for the same family, and a portrait miniature with various badges and other interesting items.

19th Century oval half-length miniature portrait, of a lady with curled hair and wearing a blue dress, on ivory, unsigned, inscribed verso, 6cms x 5cms, and another, the reverse inscribed, Lady de Bathe, 6cms x 5cms, both in ivory frames, (2).

CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN PORTRAIT MINIATURE the image of a young girl in fitted velvet frame

PORTRAIT MINIATURE study of a Victorian lady set in oval mount and ebony stained frame

PORTRAIT MINIATURE of a young Victorian child, in fitted shield-shaped case with velvet interior

IAN WILSON-WWII BBC WAR CORRESPONDENT collection of his reports/recordings on vinyl, Allies Encircle The Ruhr 1 April 1945, Hermann Goering-An Impression 9 May 1945; a script despatch dated May 5th 1945 from Dachau Concentration Camp, with recording for Poland National Day, his portrait photograph, miniature medal group (1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence and War), British War Correspondent embroidered slip-on shoulder title, sleeve badge, photograph album containing personnel of 22 Squadron RAF (Gibraltar 1945), Third Reich Hitler Youth armband, a red and white armband with inscription in ink 'Dachau 3.5.1945', BBC War Report 6 June 1944-5 May 1945, Oxford University Press 1946 (with handwritten dedication and references to Ian Wilson), BBC letter of thanks dated 23rd May 1945, two Victorian pewter mounted hip flasks, cigarette case (Ghana), recorded despatches by Robert Reid-The Work of the Signal Corps 1 April 1945, Chester Wilmot-Osnabruck 4 April 1945, Wynford Vaughan Thomas-Supply Columns 4 April 1945, and Thomas Cadett-Devastation in Berlin 9 May 1945. Note: Ian Wilson was a reporter with The Glasgow Herald during the 1930s, BBC War Correspondent WWII, and correspondent in Ghana 1950s

EARLY 19th CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Admiral Keith", a portrait bust study of Admiral George Keith Elphistone in uniform, miniature, oval, oil on ivory, unsigned, inscribed verso, 9 x 6.5 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

A portrait, Laird, 19th century miniature of a Gentleman, in ornate scroll mount

A pair of oval portrait miniature after Gainsborough, and a pair of portrait miniatures, ladies

A Chinese ivory portrait miniature, by Yee Cheong, c. 1887, the ivory sheet finely painted from a photograph in watercolours, with an attractive young girl, warped, 9.5cm x 14cm contemporary silk case, with applied label later inscribed 'Hong Kong April 1887'. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

By direction of the Sudbury Museum Trust: Enoch Fairhurst, (1874-1945), Miniature portrait of Mrs Mary Sharpe, wearing a blue coat with fur collar, signed, watercolour, contained in brown leather easel case with folding hinged lids and brown velvet lining. Mrs Sharpe was born Mary Ann Freeman in Haverhill, Suffolk in 1848 and died at Ferring in Sussex in 1930. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

F R Paine (early 19th century), Portrait miniature of Edmund Banks, Watercolour on ivory, 8.5x6.7cm

English School (late 18th/early 19th century), Portrait miniature of a young girl eating an apple, Watercolour on ivory in a gold pendant frame, 5x4.4cm

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, WATERCOLOUR MINIATURE, Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Gent, 4" x 2 ½"; plus 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, BRONZED SILHOUETTE, Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Child, 3" x 2 ¼" (2)

A miniature portrait on ivory, 'The Princess' in a blue dress and blue headband, oval, in ebonised frame, 6 x 5cm.

English School, circa 1810: Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, with grey hair, blue eyes and wearing a blue jacket, oval, 6.5cm, with plaited hair beneath glazed panel to the reverse; and Another, circa 1810, depicting a young gentleman with brown hair and sideburns, brown eyes, wearing a white neckerchief and black jacket, oval, 7.4cm, with hair locket to the reverse (converted to a brooch with pin fastener) (2)

John Bryan: Profile Bust Portrait of a Lady, circa 1800, dexter, black painted on plaster with scratched detail, she wears a broad ribbon in her frilled and embroidered headpiece, oval, 9cm, within domed verre eglomise, in a deeply moulded stained pearwood frame, original label pasted on reverse inscribed John Bryan Miniature Painter No.34 Stationers Court, Ludgate St, 20.5cm high overall See illustration

A Group of Three Profile Portraits, 19th/20th century, comprising a naval officer, a young boy, and a lady wearing a feather plumed hat; and A Portrait Miniature of Gentleman, circa 1840, oval, 10.5cm, all in ebonised/papier mâché frames, the smallest 6.7cm (4)

English School, initialled JS 1766: Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, his powdered grey hair en queue, gazing to dexter, wearing a gold embroidered blue jacket, oval, 3.1cm, in gilt metal leaf edged frame with plaited hair locket to the reverse See illustration

English School, circa 1740: Miniature Portrait of a Young Gentleman, with long powdered curly hair, brown eyes, wearing a lace jabot and light blue velvet jacket, oval, 6cm, on copper, in later papier mâché frame; and English School, early 19th century: Portrait of a Robert Durham and Mrs Durham, he wears a black jacket, she wears an embroidered mob cap and ruff, oval, 7cm and 6cm respectively, in black papier mâché frames (3). A label on the reverse of the Robert Durham miniature states He was a Unitarian, Robert Durham (Yorkshireman) Builder & Undertaker, buried on the kings .... near to ... Symans Church, London. Married a Miss Ovens and afterward a Miss Stamp. Died rich = born in 1747. He was my great grandfather G G W Gordon. On the reverse of the Mrs Durham miniature My great grandmother Mrs Durham formerly a Miss Ovens & I think the writing is my aunt Elizabeth Durham (Sprinter) but I don't know my great grandmother's christian name. G G W Gordon

J T Mitchell: Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, circa 1830, with grey hair, blue eyes, wearing a white collar and cravat, and navy jacket, oval, 6.7cm; and Two 19th Century Portraits, one depicting a pretty young woman with ringlets, 9cm by 7.4cm, the other a young gentleman with sideburns, oval, 7.5cm, both in papier mâché frames (3)

English School, circa 1800: Portrait Miniature of a Gentleman in Van Dyck costume, with curly light brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a black jacket with ruff, trimmed with a blue sash, oval, 7cm, in a gold metal closed-back frame See illustration

English School, circa 1800: Miniature Portrait of a Young Gentleman, said to be James Morrison, son of Humphrey Morrison of Dunstan Steads, with grey powdered hair, grey/blue eyes, wearing a jabot and brown jacket, against a sky background, oval, 5.4cm, in a gold metal frame with hair locket to the reverse, in a crushed morocco silk lined case with old paper note My great-grandfather James Morrison, son of Humphrey Morrison of Dunstan Steads, M Davison See illustration

English School, circa 1830: A Family Group Portrait Miniature, depicting a mother with black curly hair and wearing a puff-sleeved black dress, with her five children, one of the young boys holding a toy gun, within a curtain draped interior, 17cm by 22cm, in a gilt brass slip frame, the narrow main frame carved with fruiting acorns, ribbons and leaves, stamped WW on the backplate, 24cm by 29cm overall See illustration

English School, late 19th century: Portrait Miniature of a Lady, in 18th century costume, her powdered and pearl decorated hair in an elaborate coiffure, wearing a lace trimmed dress enriched with pearls, signed Andrew Pinxt, oval, 6.5cm, in gilt metal frame with blue glass reverse panel See illustration

Attributed to George Engleheart (1752-1829): Miniature Bust Portrait of a Lady, circa 1790, with short brown curly hair, grey-blue eyes and wearing a coral bead necklace and pleated lace trimmed white dress, against a cloudy sky background, initialled E, oval, 8.5cm high, the reverse with seed pearl trimmed hair locket within a guilloche machine turned blue glass covered border, gold metal frame See illustration

A George V 9ct Gold Small Compact or Pill Box, London 1929, circular, inset with a profile portrait miniature of a pretty young woman with curly brown hair, blue eyes and wearing a pearl necklace, a rose held to her throat, against an illuminated blue graduated ground, within a narrow engraved band of scrolls, machine turned ground, internally with mirror beneath the lid, 3.7cm diameter See illustration

Early 20thC School. Portrait miniature of a young lady in 18thC dress, half length, in a lake land landscape, watercolour with heightened white, decorative pierced gilt metal frame,6" x 5½" overall, signed 'Smart'.

JOHN TOURNEAU (1777-1846) miniature portrait of a gentleman 15cm, watercolour on paper

An early 20th century gilt framed miniature portrait on card depicting George V in a gilt mount, 2" x 3"

A C19th oval miniature portrait of a young Gentleman oil on paper in original black wood frame

FRENCH SCHOOL. Portrait Miniature of an elegant Lady, in a white dress, a river landscape beyond, on ivory, 3 x 2 1/2 in.

A 1920's portrait miniature of a lady in Elizabethan dress, she seated in finery and signed E. Bartay in a later silvered frame. 8 cms. diameter.

A miniature boxwood hollow 3" x 1 1/4" etched with a portrait of a gentleman G++

19th armorial watercolour, pair of watercolours, Le Blond oval, two miniature engravings, watercolour portrait and small oil still life of flowers

An Unusual Edwardian Silver Pocket Cigarette Case, with secret inner gilt compartment containing an oval portrait miniature of an Edwardian Lady, engraved with O'Callaghan family crest and Latin motto "Fidus Et Audax" (Faithful and Bold), and monogram to the reverse. Birmingham, 1905, Maker's mark D&F. 4.5ozs. Lots 173-187 bear the family crest of The O’Callaghan Family of Maryfort, Co.Clare, namely a dexter arm, embowed, couped at shoulder, in hand a sword, thereon a snake. Some pieces were presented to C.L. O’Callaghan as Master of The Fingal Harriers Hunt, founded in 1881 and still in existence, while some trophy cups were awarded for Croquet tournaments held at Devonshire Park, Eastbourne between 1910-21, and were presented by the 9th Duke of Devonshire, Victor Cavendish, also Mayor of Eastbourne. The O’Callaghan family have ancestral links to the 7th Duke of Devonshire and the Cavendish family. Cornelius O’Callaghan (1741-97) was made 1st Baron Lismore with the peerage continuing with the 1st Viscount Cornelius O’Callaghan (1775-1857) (son of 1st Baron Lismore) and becoming extinct in 1898 on the death of George Ponsonby O’Callaghan (1815-1898) 2nd Viscount Lismore.

A Small Collection of Jewellery, to include a long guard chain, various bar brooches, a double sided portrait miniature, a silver cased fob watch and various early brooches

A 19th Century Portrait Miniature Brooch, with central portrait of a lady surrounded by emeralds, diamonds and pearls See illustration

A gilt metal musical jewel casket with portrait miniature on ivorine lid, together with a hand wound music box (handle AF), and a beadwork clutch bag.

An Edwardian portrait miniature, oval, of a Gainsborough type female figure in metal frame embossed with quivers and with ribbon mount.

After Sir Edwin Landseer - 'The Cavalier's Pets' (Oval Miniature Portrait of Two King Charles Spaniels on a Red Tablecloth), late 19th Century watercolour on ivory, approx 9cm x 12cm, within a gilt metal frame.

A 19th Century .930 silver oval table snuff box, probably French, the hinge lid decorated in relief with a crown issuing acanthus swags framing three glazed portrait miniatures including one of Napoleon, enclosed by a border of green, red and blue pastes, the sides decorated with foliate scrolls, length approx 9cm (one portrait miniature indistinct and wear to others).

A Victorian rotating pendant fob seal of triple sided design, each side engraved with a shield, a bar of music and Eastern script, an oval portrait miniature frame, glazed with the portrait of a gentleman, a mother-of-pearl pocket knife, a plated military whistle and eight excavated thimbles.

English School c. 1750Portrait of a gentleman wearing a blue coat with gold piping and a white lace ruffOval, set in a brass frame as a bracelet30 x 23mm; 11/4 x &#8542?in++Sides of ivory seem to have been trimmed, or the miniature has been re-framed. Minor blemishes, overall fair

An early 20th century gilt metal glove box and a casket, the former with a portrait miniature central to the lid, 29cm (11.5in) wide and the lid of the latter with central porcelain plaque of the three graces, 25cm (10in) wide (2)

A fine quality 18th century oil on ivory portrait miniature of a gentlemen, wearing a silver braided coat, in paste set silver bracelet frame, 1.75ins

A CONTINENTAL OVAL MINIATURE of portrait of a lady, indistinctly signed Angl... , in walnut and ivory frame, 5 3/4" x 4 1/2" (see part illustration).

19th century Continental miniature School - half length portrait of a young child in a pink shirt leaning against a gold orb, oval, on porcelain, 1.25" x 1", within a brass pierced and engraved foliate frame; together with three differing Continental miniatures on ivory of women within brass moulded frames (4)

A beadwork and silkwork panel, early 19th century, with a central miniature portrait beneath an arch, with various borders, with maple frame, 29.5 x 28cm overall. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

W.B. Powell, Miniature half-length portrait of a gentleman wearing a top hat, black tie and coat, oil on card, unsigned, inscribed verso, 9cms x 7cms, (3½" x 3") and two further miniature portraits, (3).

19th Century oval miniature shoulder-length portrait of a lady, wearing bonnet and brown dress, on ivory, unsigned, inscribed, "Sister of the Napoleon" verso, in pierced gilt metal frame, 6cms x 5cms, (2½" x 2").