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CIRCLE OF SIR PETER PAUL RUBENS (FLEMISH 1577-1640) PORTRAIT OF CARDINAL-INFANTE FERDINAND OF SPAIN (1609-1641), THREE-QUARTER LENGTH, WEARING ARMOUR, A WHITE LACE COLLAR AND A RED SASH Oil on canvas 65 x 53cm (25½ x 20¾ in.) Provenance: Private Collection, CanadaCardinal Infante Ferdinand was the son of King Philip III of Spain and the younger brother of the future king, King Philip IV. Following a significant victory against a Swedish-German army at the Battle of Nördlingen, Ferdinand succeeded the Infanta Isabella as Governor of the Spanish Netherlands, finally making his triumphal entry into Antwerp on 17th April 1635. In 1636, Rubens was officially named as the Peintre de l'Hostel de Son Altèze, the post he had previously held under the Archduke Albert and the Archduchess Isabella. Rubens produced a number of portraits of the Cardinal-Infante, including a fully autograph work of the same composition, which was sold at Christie's on 9th July 1993, lot 30 (£397,500 GBP). A fine version, probably period and formerly in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was also sold at Sotheby's, New York, on 30th January 2014, lot 233 ($16,250 USD). All the half length portraits of the Cardinal-Infante are usually said to derive from the full length equestrian portrait of the sitter at the Battle of Nordlingen by Rubens, now in the Prado, Madrid. However, the existence of a three-quarter length portrait by Rubens at the Ringling Museum of Art, indicates that this portrait type might have been conceived by Rubens independently of the full-length portrait. Condition Report: The canvas has been lined. Craquelure and surface dirt throughout. Rubbing and abrasions to the framing edges. The paint starting to wear thin in places, particularly in the background. Inspection under UV light reveals retouching throughout. Condition Report Disclaimer
A George III mahogany cheval dressing mirror, c.1800, the rectangular mirror plate in mahogany frame adjusted by a rise and fall action sash mechanism suspended between upright supports with turned cross rails, urn shaped finials to the top, the stand with four downswept legs with square brass caps and casters, 61 x 69 x 167cms at max height.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.
The Most Honourable Order of the Bath, G.C.B. (Military) Knight Grand Cross breast star, silver with appliqué centre in gold and enamels, 88mm x 83mm, circa 1830-40, unsigned, with gold pin for wearing and a good length of old silk sash riband, a fine quality piece, minor chipping to green enamel, otherwise nearly extremely fine £2,400-£2,800
Royal Company of Archers. A Royal Company of Archers, Queen Elizabeth II Sash Badge, Queens Crown, gilding and green enamel, ‘Queen’s Body Guard Scotland’, with motto ‘ Nemo. Me. Impune. Lacesset’, multi part construction; Royal Company of Archers, Victorian Sword Knot, with faded bullion tassels below a velvet bullion embroidered ‘VR’ cypher, with a bullion thistle to reverse, some fading, generally very good condition (2) £140-£180
After Henry Edward Dawe (1790-1848) - Oil painting - Miniature half length portrait of King William IV, circa 1830, the Monarch wearing a blue sash, frock coat and Order of the Garter, mahogany panel 5.25ins x 4.5ins, in near contemporary gilt moulded frame Note: With Christie's of Scotland label to verso
A very mixed lot of militaria etc, including a police truncheon painted with "VR" cypher (very worn), another with crowned "GR" cypher, a Boys Brigade pill box cap, a German silver mounted hunting horn, a bowie type hunting knife, two iron spear heads and a lance head, three swagger sticks, four sword scabbards and a bayonet scabbard, a scarlet sash, two pairs of overalls, a spotting telescope and bi-pod stand etc. £50-80
A very fine rare watercolour by Fall of Bone's miniature after John Hoppner of Horatio Nelson, 3½" x 2¾" half length, wearing full dress with Order of the Bath sash and other decorations. In its original plum velvet covered frame with gilt oval inset. Taped linen flap on reverse for table standing, the bottom edge impressed in small gilt letters Fall 9 Baker Street. The portrait is VGC with vivid colour, the rounded oval frame is devoid of all velvet. Note: according to Richard Walker's book on "The Nelson Portaits", published in 1998, there is known an enamel copy made for the Nelson Ward family by Fall, it is now in the Portsmouth Victory Museum and is illustrated on page 247 of "The Nelson Portraits". £100-200
Coldstream Guards Officers Full Dress Waist Sash and a levee pattern sword knot, a further waist belt with attached sword slings, all contained in a tin box, with name plate ‘Lord Rosehill Coldstream Guards’. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.
ROYAL WORCESTER; five figures from the Victorian series, modelled by Ruth Esther Van Ruyckevelt, comprising 'Madeline', 'Louisa', 'Elaine', 'Elizabeth', and 'Felicity', height of largest 23cm (5).Condition Report: Felicity no. 138 - repairs to her hands on re-glued the other with chipped fingersElizabeth - hand missing, other hand chipped and missing fingers, chips to the back of her hatElaine - goodLouisa - chip to one lilly, chip to bow on her shoulder, chip to the sash on her bustleMadeline - chip to the top of her floral headdress
JEAN REMI DAUMAS, collection prêt à Porter, circa 1990. Robe trompe l'oeil en lainage noire et châle orangeEncolure ronde, manches longues, l'écharpe portée sur les épaules.Griffe blanche, graphisme noirLe rapport d'état de ce lot est disponible sur demande : fashion-paris@bonhams.comFootnotes: ready-to-wear collection, circa 1990. Black wool trompe l'oeil dress and orange shawl. Round neckline, long sleeves, sash worn on the shoulders. White claw, black graphics. The status report for this batch is available on request: fashion-paris@bonhams.comFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A set of three Derby type figures, Allegorical of the Seasons, Spring, she stands, bare footed with two floral rings, long flowing skirt, Summer, he stands bare footed with scythe and wheatsheaf and Winter, he stands arms folded skating, wearing a broad brimmed hat and fur lined coat, dead game tied to a sash, each on moulded shaped circular bases, 24cm high, late 19th century; another (4)
Cornelis Jansen van Ceulen (Cornelius Jonson) 1593 - 1661 Portrait of a Noble Child, holding a finch, wearing yellow robe and sash, signed C Jansen, Pinxt, 73cm x 62cm, pierced gilt frame, label to verso **Ball *5 Willow Road, Hampstead, NW3 Cornelis Jansen was born of Dutch parents who fled to London to escape religious persecution, Cornelis Jansen van Ceulen probably trained in the northern Netherlands. Jansen's style is straightforward, he typically paints bust-length representations with sitters looking directly out of the picture, giving close attention to their clothing and features
A fine miniature watercolour. Portrait of a lady set within a heavy brass frame. The three quarter portrait depicting a lady wearing a white dress with blue sash adorned with gold jewellery and a pink rose, hair up and in ringlets. A small indistinct monogram lower right, possibly SJ. (14cm x 12.5cm. Image size 9.5cm x 7.5cm)
dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus. Set of grand cross. The grand cross pendant in gold and enamel, the large crown pierced and finely chiselled. Diamond-like, silver plaque with gold and enamel application, vertical brooch with two hooks, marked 'D. CRAVANZOLA SUCC F.LLI BORANI ROMA'. With remains of the sash. According to the owner's information this lot comes from the general, politician, minister and senator Alessandro Asinari di San Marzano. dimensions 6.5 - 10.1 - 8.8 x 8.8 cm.
dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Order of the Crown of Italy (1868 - 1951). Grand Cross set. Cross in gold and enamels. Silver plaque with gold and enamel applications, vertical brooch between two hooks, marked 'CRAVANZOLA SUCC. F.LLI BORANI ROMA'. With a remainder of the sash. Together with another gilded silver cross. According to the owner's information this lot comes from the general, politician, minister and senator Alessandro Asinari di San Marzano. dimensions 5.1 x 5.1 - 8.6 x 8.6 cm.
Two Meissen figures of girls, probably late 19th century, both wearing richly patterned lace trimmed costume, one carrying a toy sheep incised C79, the other with a doll, incised C90, 15cm.Qty: 2Condition report:Girl with toy sheep; small area of restoration to the yellow scarf, damage and losses to the lace effect throughoutGirl with doll; possible restoration to the bow on top of girls head, probable restoration to girls right hand and rattle, loss to one end of yellow sash on girls back, damage and losses to lace effect throughout
Pair of Royal Dux figures, of a young musician, and a dancer, no.299 and 300, 36cm; and another pair of Royal Dux figures, no. 316 and 317, 37cm.Qty: 4Condition report:Violinist - neck of violin broken off and missing, figure's little finger missing from right hand. Other minor chips elsewhere. No restorationLarge Dancer (with pink sash) - a possible chip to the end of the pink sash but there is pink glaze, nearby there is a kiln deposit. Some slight chipping to the frills of the hat and sleeves.Lute player (299) - missing little finger on the right hand. Some small chips or rubbing to the fringe of the coattails. One of the ribbons to the stocking is professionally restored.Smaller dancer (300) - small chips to the edging and extremities but no evident restoration. SOme rubbing to the dress over the bent knee.
1645 Charles I silver Crown, Exeter mint, castle mintmark (S 3062, North 2561). Obverse: the king on horseback, riding left, wavy flowing sash behind, castle mintmark above, ': CAROLVS: D: G: MAG: BRI: FR: ET: - REX:' around. Reverse: garnished oval shield of arms with castle mintmark above and '· CHRISTO · AVSPICE · REGNO · 1645 ·' around. Weight: 28.46g. Diameter: 41mm. Grade: VF - edges irregular, legend missing to the top left of the obverse, light tone, Very Fine and scarce in high grade.
1644 Charles I silver Crown, Exeter mint, rose mintmark (S 3058, North 2557). Obverse: king riding left with bow-shaped sash behind, rose mintmark, 'CAROLVS: D: G: MAG: BRI: FRA: ET: HIB: REX:' around. Reverse: garnished oval shield of royal arms with a rose mintmark above and the date in the legend to the left, 'CHRISTO · AVSPICE · REGNO 1644' around. Weight: 28.38g. Diameter: 44mm. Grade: F - a mid-grey tone, edge slightly flattened, the central horse area a little flat, Fine, reverse better. Comes with an old clipping from a list.
MARY OF TECK: (1867-1953) Queen Consort of the United Kingdom 1910-36, wife of King George V. Vintage signed postcard photograph of the Queen Consort seated in a formal three-quarter length pose wearing a sash and tiara. Photograph by Hay Wrightson of New Bond Street, London. Signed (´Mary R´) in fountain pen ink to the base of the image and dated 1947 in her hand. With a few words of holograph text to the verso, sending grateful thanks for some lovely ivory. Accompanied by the original registered envelope hand addressed by the Queen Consort to F. Partridge Esq. at New Bond Street and also signed (´MR´) by her with her initials to the lower left corner. Postmarked 18th December 1947. Together with a good vintage unsigned sepia cabinet photograph, the albumen print by Byrnes & Co. of Richmond depicting the young Princess in a head and shoulders pose. With the photographer´s imprint to the lower mount. Some slight traces of former mounting to the verso of the cabinet photograph, otherwise VG, 2Frank Partridge & Sons Ltd. were one of London´s leading antique dealerships.
Robert Devereaux, 3rd Earl of Essex (1591-1646), Captain-General and Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentary army, oval, silver-gilt military reward, 1642, armoured bust, almost full-facing, sash over shoulder, broad lace collar, rev. oval, garnished shield of the arms of Essex, 31.5 x 22mm (MI i 298/117; Platt II, type G pp. 84-85). Very fine, of the highest historical importance and very rare. Provenance Bought Baldwin's Fixed Price List Autumn 2018Ex-Christopher Foley Collection, Woolley & Wallis, 16.10.2014, lot 257.
A collection of items of Masonic interest relating to the 'Royal Order of the Buffalos' and North Staffordshire Masons Royal Victory Lodge no. 88. c1930s. To include sash, cuffs and a collection of enamel medals. Of note North Staffordshire Certifying Council, President 1931 enamel medal on silver. Gross weight 67 grams. . (Qty)
Dimensions: Height 20 cm ; Wide 13 cm ; Depth 9 cmWeight: 3067 grams Seated in Lalitasana on a lotus base holding a mala, axe, bowl of sweets and his broken tusk in his four hands, adorned with various jewellery with a serpent tied across his belly and a sash draped over the shoulders, the face with heavy-lidded eyes flanked by wide ears and surmounted by a foliate headdress, backed by an aureole with flaming border Gray stone stele representing Ganesha in "royal posture" and crowned.
Dimensions: Height 19 cm ; Wide 10,5 cm ; Depth 6,5 cm without baseWeight: 923,9 grams with base Standing on a circular disk, the four-armed figure holding a disk and bud in the upper hands, mace and conch in the lower, wearing an ankle-length dhoti and billowing sash, beaded necklaces, belt, and pendant earrings, the face with a third eye crowned by a foliate tiara and backed by a flaming halo
Great Britain, The Martyrdom of Charles I, a uniface silver medal, unsigned [by J. Warin], carolvs . i . d . g . magn . brit . frace . et . hib . rex . ætatis . svæ ., bust right, head bare with lovelock falling over far shoulder, lace collar over ornate cuirass, sash and riband with badge, on truncation natus 1600, to the right, miniscule and inverted 1649, rev. the bust in incuse, without trace of legend, 42.23g, 70mm (Farquhar NC 1913 p. 246, this item described; Platt p.241, this item). A most attractive medal of curious manufacture with bust in high relief, the fields lightly chased and the legends tooled up, neatly pierced at 12 o’clock, good very fine, prettily toned, of superb style and presumed UNQIUE £4,000-£5,000 --- Provenance: H. Montagu Collection, Sotheby Auction, 24-9 May 1897, lot 138; J.G. Murdoch Collection, 2 June 1904, lot 142; S. Stanley Collection; H. Farquhar Collection; Morton & Eden Auction 4, 21 May 2003, lot 1156 The medal presented here was produced in several, distinct, stages. No doubt, the magnificent bust came first; its workmanship being particularly fine and intricate. Next came the legend, of coarser style and incomplete. And, last of all, came the year of the king’s death, fitted in miniscule by the truncation. What began as a trial piece ended up as a memorial medal.

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