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John Harris III - 'Bengal Light Cavalry, (Officer)', after Henry Martens, from R. Ackermann's Costumes of the Indian Army, publ. March 25th 1845 by Rudolph Ackermann at his Eclipse Sporting Gallery, 191 Regent Street; hand-coloured aquatint, 37.6 x 28cm: together with eighteen other hand-coloured aquatints from the same or similar suite, 37.6 x 28cm., ea., (average), (19)
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Thomas Rowlandson - 'Expedition or Military Fly', publ May 10th 1790 by R. Ackermann's Gallery, 101 Strand; hand-coloured aquatint, 29 x 48.8cm: Englemann, Coindet & Co., publ. Oct 1829- '10th Royal Hussars, Officer in Court Dress'; hand-coloured lithograph: together with four other hand-coloured military prints by different hands, various sizes, (6)
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Gibbings (R), ALS, 1939. A short letter on Gibbings' headed notepaper, signed in full. Together with a copy of Sweet Thames Run Softly (1948, 11th printing); Balston, The Engravings of Robt Gibbings (1949); and Heaton Cooper, Lakeland Portraits (1954, in dust wrapper) signed "from Heaton ...." (4)
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Hooker R, Of the Lawes of Ecclesiastical Politie, 1666. Folio. With Pemberton's A View of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy (1728); Strutt's Regal & Ecclesiastical Antiquities of England (1777, 60 sepia plates, front board detached); Campbell's Political Survey of Britain (1774, 2 vols); Blair's Lectures of Rhetoric (1783, 2 vols); and 1 other (8)
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George VI, Signed photograph portrait. Head & upper torso commercial photo (by Hugh Cecil, published by Tuck) of the King in uniform, image measuring approx 17"x14", signed in slightly faded ink on the bottom border 'George R 1948'. Some browning/spotting. Together with a photo portrait of Queen Victoria bearing a facsimile signature, an old map of Canaan, and an 1869 Certificate conferring the Freedom of the Burgh of Irvine on Alexander MacMillan
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CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH, Four rare handwritten postcards to the Newbery family, 1908-1910, comprising: Postmark Corr o E tel o , 22 Mai 1908, Cintra'. front depicting 'Janelas do Real Palacio de Cintra'.Addressee: Fra. H. Newbery Esq., 6 Buckingham St., Hillhead, Glasgow, Scotland.' Annotated: I hope you are well, and that the work at the School is going on well, Yours, C.R.M. 'Postmark as before front depicting 'Atrio do Convento dos Capuchos - Cintra'addressee: Miss May Newbery, 6 Buckingham Street, Hillhead, Glasgow, Scotland.'Annotated: I wish I could send you a ''sample'' of the beautiful and wonderful tree shown on the other side. I hope you & Elsie are Well. C.R.M.'Postmark Withyham 8, Ju 26 09'.front depicting 'Ducking's Farm, Withyham'.Addressee: Fra. H. Newbery Esq., Walberswick, By Southwold, Suffolk'.Annotated: Dear Mr Newbery, We have had a most delightful holiday here. We leave tomorrow and reach Glasgow Monday. I get good reports of the progress at the School. When do you come north? Kind Regards to you all, C.R.M. 'Postmark Edenbridge, 9.45pm, My 4 10' front depicting 'Lady Mary Sidney, Mother of Sir Philip'. Addressee: Mrs Jessie R Newbery, 6 Buckingham St., Hillhead, Glasgow, Scotland.'Annotated: Dear Mrs Newbery, This beutiful portrait is at Penshurst Place We. Sx (sic) where we are staying. The design of this portrait seems very perfect. C.R.M. - M.M.M.', each 14cm. by 9cm., 5in., 3in.
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CLAIRE-JEANNE-ROBERTE COLINET, Towards the unknown (Valkyrie), circa 1930, gilt bronze with silver highlights, the warrior modelled sitting astride the running horse, holding onto the mane with her right hand, on textured stone base signed Cl. J R Colinet', 47cm. high by 41cm. long; 1ft. 6in., 1ft. 4in.
![A. Molenaz (Spanish, 18th century), VENUS IN A LANDSCAPE, WITH THREE OTHER MINIATURES, signed and dated [1770] lower right,](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10092/1326384/97-3-10092_468x382.jpg)
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A. Molenaz (Spanish, 18th century), VENUS IN A LANDSCAPE, WITH THREE OTHER MINIATURES, signed and dated [1770] lower right, watercolour on ivory (oval miniature), 10 by 9cm. 4 by 3.5in. With three other works, one of which is signed 'R. Arche(r) / 1823' and depicts a woman in a green Empire-line gown with red sleeves. The other two depict in turn, a woman in a white dress with her arms crossed (4.5 by 4.25 inches) and a woman in a blue and white striped dress with her left arm resting on an armchair (2.5 by 2 inches). (4). €1,500-€2,000
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