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Dutch school; circa 1600."Portrait of a lady.Oil on copper.It has a gilt frame from the 19th century.Provenance: private collection conceived since the 70's between London and Madrid.Measurements: 6,5 x 5,1 cm; 8,6 x 5,4 cm (frame).Portrait of a young woman in miniature, which represents the bust of the protagonist who is in the centre of the composition, turned slightly in three quarters, dressed in black clothes that make the light of her pearly skin stand out even more. From the Renaissance onwards, miniature portraits, framed in a circle or oval, were pieces for private contemplation. Considered as jewellery, in the 17th century they became pieces of personal adornment or a gift, when they were mounted as jewellery. They were executed in a wide variety of techniques, such as oil on copper, pewter or ivory, gouaches on parchment or cardboard and, from the 18th century, watercolour on ivory. This delicate art was lost from the second half of the 19th century onwards, in parallel with the development of photography.Portraiture, whether individual, group or even character portraits, embodies the relationship between the individual and society, and therefore the state. This genre accounts for a full third of the total output of the Dutch Baroque, and its main innovator in Holland was Frans Hals, who, thanks to the power with which he marked the character of his models, penetrating their personality to the point of giving them vitality and spontaneous truth, was able to free himself from the prevailing late mannerism, giving rise to a new conception of the portrait. Faced with the exuberant and elegant Mannerist portraiture, of virtuoso and elaborate execution, a general reaction was triggered at the beginning of the 17th century, based on compositional austerity and operational sobriety. Thus, in contrast to the previous century's desire for virtuosity, Dutch Baroque portraitists revived the earlier models in a more sober and solid manner, focusing on the characterisation of the sitters, the elegance of the poses and the delicate capturing of the qualities of the various objects.
Mercator 1:1250 Waterline Ship Models, König Wilhelm, Armoured Frigate, 1897, No M102, General Admiral Graf Apraxin Armoured Vessel 1896, No M310A, with spares, SMS Geier Light Cruiser 1914, No M110, with leaflet and original stand, Santa Rosa, Freighter, 1912, No M481, Retvizan, battleship, 1900, No M303, with spares, Comet Aviso 1893, No 107, with leaflet, Spree, Passenger Ship, 1890, No M423, with leaflet and spares, Osljabja battleship 1898, No M305, Admiral Makarow, Cruiser, 1907, No M316A, with spares, Askold Cruiser 1900, No M320, with spares, Kaiserin Maria Theresia, Passenger Ship, 1889, No M424, with leaflet and spares, Königin Luise, Passenger ship, 1934, No M524, with masts loose and Elbe, Passenger Ship, 1881, No M421, with leaflet, in original boxes, VG (13)
Britains loose pre WW1 sets comprising 106 The 6th Dragoon Guards and 108 the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, one Dragoon Guard horse missing part of front right leg, 1 trooper's horse has small hole at rear of saddle pack, officer's horse has hole under belly, one Dragoon horse with bent leg, though does stand unaided, otherwise all with minor playwear, (10),
Britains loose pre 1910 version running Royal Navy figures comprising set 78 Bluejackets and set 80 Whitejackets (6), Black Watch officer with binoculars from set 122, American Cowboys (2), 3 Bluejackets bent on base, 2 do not stand unaided, Whitejackets officer detached from base, though base present, one cowboy with split shoulder loop, otherwise all slightly playworn but complete, (17),
ANNOUNCEMENT: PLEASE NOT THE JAMES BOND ASTON MARTIN IS A 270Dinky & Corgi TV & Film Toys, Dinky Toys 100 Lady Penelope's FAB1, with three harpoons and one rocket, in original box, loose 104 Captain Scarlet Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle, with one rocket, Corgi Toys 267 Batmobile, 271 James Bond Aston Martin with Bandit, F-G, FAB1 mascot damaged, 267 tyres replaced, box F, no inner stand (4)
A Dinky Toys 104 Captain Scarlet Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle, metallic blue body and base, white front bumper, opening hatch with seated Captain Scarlet figure, two repro rockets, in original box with inner pictorial stand, VG, minor loss to decal on front hatch, box P, lacks all inner tabs, one end flap replaced, inner stand F
Corgi TV & Film Toys, 497 The Man From Uncle Thrush-Buster, in original box with inner stand, 336 James Bond 'You Only Live Twice' Toyota 2000 GT, in original box, no inner stand, loose 267 Batman's Batmobile, gloss black body, 'Bat' logo hubs, Batman & Robin figures, F-VG, Thrush-Buster lacks roof clicking device, no ring, Toyota boot firing mechanism at fault, boxes G-VG (3)
Corgi Toys, including 1138 Ford Articulated Car Transporter, in original box with inner stand, loose 420 Ford Thames Airborne Caravan, GS17 Land Rover with Ferrari Racing Car on trailer, 471 Karrier Mobile Canteen and two others, F-VG, one with added decals, 1138 minor damage to one wing mirror, box F (6)
*Mary Rich [b.1940] a porcelain bowl and vase, the former of circular form and with ornate gold decoration on a banded blue green ground, impressed personal seal, 11.5cm diameter, the latter of mallet shaped form with raised flaring neck with similar decoration on an ivory ground, impressed personal seal, 8cm high together with a Chris and Anne Hogg porcelain conical vase with speckled decoration, with metal stand, 11.5cm. [3]
Eaglemoss Star Trek Starships Collection x 40 includes U.S.S. Dauntless, U.S.SS. Enterprise NCC-1701-C, Klingon Bird of Prey, Sarajevo Type, U.S.S. Yeager NCC-65674, Enterprise NX-01, S.S. Emmette, and others, generally Fair to Excellent, with some having slight damage and missing display stand, within Good packaging. (40)

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