Nefeli Mandragouda

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- Old Master Paintings
- Home and Interiors

Discovery Sale

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

97 — A stained beech simulated bamboo mirror Possibly originally the superstructure to a piece of furniture

98 — A French walnut and gilt metal mounted petit vitrine

99W — A Gentleman Naturalist's "museum" box, English, circa 1850,

100* — A Cypriot-style pottery jug with a bird

101 — A collection of Aynsley porcelain part-tea service

102* — A Dresden porcelain stand with three preserve pots and covers, early 20th century

103* — A Sèvres style ink stand, late 19th/early 20th century

104 — A white glazed pottery swan jardinière

105Y — A late 19th century rosewood, mahogany and fruitwood marquetry miniature longcase clock

106Y — An Edwardian rosewood and boxwood strung armchair

107 — A French glass and bronzed metal mounted table lamp and shade in the Art Deco style

108 — Continental school, 19th centuryA river landscape

109AR — John Horwood(British, 1934-1994)Sunny day at the beach

110 — J.B. Cuming(active England, early 19th Century)early 19th CenturyA large collection of watercolours and drawings and smaller

111* — Herbert Royle(British, 1870-1958)Landscape,

112* — Donald Chisholm Towner(British, 1903-1985)The Abbey Farm

113 — Circle of Cornelis de Wael(Antwerp 1592-1667 Rome)A Mediterranean harbour with figures in the foreground framed: 72 x 92cm

114 — Circle of Adriaen Verdoel(Vlissingen circa 1620-1695)The Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek framed: 73 x 97.1cm

115* — English Schoolcirca 1780 Portraits of John Monins of Canterbury, of his wife, Sarah Trice, of their son, Eaton Monins, and of William Monins (according to labels on the reverse). (4) framed: 42.5 x 36cm

116* — Circle of Bartholomew Dandridge(London 1691-1755)Portrait of a boy, full-length, in blue standing in a landscape framed: 155 x 130cm in a Kent style frame

117* — English School, late 19th CenturyPortrait of John Edward Leveson Jervis, 4th Viscount, (1850-1885)

118* — English Schoolcirca 1800Portrait of a child, traditionally identified as Mary Jervis (1737-1829), with her spaniel

119* — Follower of Michael Dahl(Stockholm 1659-1743 London)Portrait of a lady, half-length, in a red dress and blue wrap, within a painted oval

120* — Mary Alexandra Eastlake(neé Bell) (Canadian, 1864-1951)Study of a Mini Staywell in lilac dress

121* — English Schoolearly 19th CenturyPortrait of William Jervis Jervis as a boy, half-length, seated in a landscape with his spaniel framed: 95 x 81.8cm

122* — English School18th CenturyPortrait of a gentleman of the Monins family, probably the Rev. Richard Eaton Monins, half-length, in a grey coat, holding a book framed: 113 x 96cm

123 — Follower of Gerard van Soest(Soest circa 1600-1681 London)Portrait of Admiral Sir John Pennington wearing a breast plate, standing before a window

124* — English Schoollate 18th CenturyPortrait of William Greene; and Portrait of his wife Mary, née Yorke (2) framed: 83.6 x 68.5cm

125* — After Robert Walker18th CenturyPortrait of Oliver Cromwell, bust-length, in armour framed: 78.7 x 65.1cm in a Kent style frame

126* — English School18th CenturyPortrait of William Parker, half-length, in cleric's robes, within a painted oval

127* — English Schoolcirca 1800Portrait of a man, half-length, seated, in a blue jacket

128* — English School18th CenturyPortrait of John Jervis of Darleston, bust-length, in a blue jacket, within a painted oval; and Portait of his wife, Mary Jervis, bust-length, in a white dress, in a painted oval (2)

129* — Attributed to John Westbrooke Chandler(active England, circa 1764-1804)Portrait of Alleyne Fitzherbert, 1st Baron St Helens, three-quarter-length, standing before a red curtain framed: 147.5 x 119.7cm

130* — English School18th CenturyPortrait of a cleric, c1760 unframed

131* — English Schoolmid-18th CenturyPortrait of a man, half-length, in a brown jacket, within a painted oval

132* — Circle of Michael Dahl(Stockholm 1659-1743 London)Portrait of John Swynfen (1613-1694), half-length, in a blue cloak and a horned wig,

133* — English School, 19th CenturyPortrait of Edward Jervis Jervis, 2nd Earl of St Vincent, (1767-1859)

134* — After Angelica Kauffman19th CenturyPortrait of the actor David Garrick (1717-79), half-length, seated on a chair unframed

135 — English School18th CenturyPortrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as John Frith framed: 89.2 x 76.4cm

136 — Circle of George Romney(Beckside 1734-1802 Kendal)Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Robert Henley, Earl of Northington, bust-length, in a red coat and a white stock framed: 93.8 x 74.4cm

137* — Manner of Jan Gossaert, called Mabusecirca 1900The Madonna and Child

138 — William Jones(active Ireland circa 1726-1747)Fortune telling, or casting the coffee grounds framed: 104 x 97cm

139* — Attributed to Mauro Antonio Tesi, called il Maurino(Montalbano 1730-1766 Bologna)Design for an interior with a doorway, corbels and panelled niches unframed

140* — James Clark(British, 1812-1884)Chestnut hunter in a landscape

141* — James Clark(British, 1812-1884)Jack Frost by Lord Clifton, in a landscape

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97 —
A stained beech simulated bamboo mirror
Possibly originally the superstructure to a piece of furniture

98 —
A French walnut and gilt metal mounted petit vitrine

99^W —
A Gentleman Naturalist's "museum" box,
English, circa 1850,

100^* —
A Cypriot-style pottery jug with a bird

101 —
A collection of Aynsley porcelain part-tea service

102^* —
A Dresden porcelain stand with three preserve pots and covers, early 20th century

103^* —
A Sèvres style ink stand, late 19th/early 20th century

104 —
A white glazed pottery swan jardinière

105^Y —
A late 19th century rosewood, mahogany and fruitwood marquetry miniature longcase clock

106^Y —
An Edwardian rosewood and boxwood strung armchair

107 —
A French glass and bronzed metal mounted table lamp and shade in the Art Deco style

108 —
Continental school, 19th century
A river landscape

109^AR —
John Horwood
(British, 1934-1994)
Sunny day at the beach

110 —
J.B. Cuming
(active England, early 19th Century)
early 19th Century
A large collection of watercolours and drawings and smaller

111^* —
Herbert Royle
(British, 1870-1958)
Landscape,

112^* —
Donald Chisholm Towner
(British, 1903-1985)
The Abbey Farm

113 —
Circle of Cornelis de Wael
(Antwerp 1592-1667 Rome)
A Mediterranean harbour with figures in the foreground
framed: 72 x 92cm

114 —
Circle of Adriaen Verdoel
(Vlissingen circa 1620-1695)
The Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek
framed: 73 x 97.1cm

115^* —
English School
circa 1780
Portraits of John Monins of Canterbury, of his wife, Sarah Trice, of their son, Eaton Monins, and of William Monins (according to labels on the reverse). (4)
framed: 42.5 x 36cm

116^* —
Circle of Bartholomew Dandridge
(London 1691-1755)
Portrait of a boy, full-length, in blue standing in a landscape
framed: 155 x 130cm in a Kent style frame

117^* —
English School, late 19th Century
Portrait of John Edward Leveson Jervis, 4th Viscount, (1850-1885)

118^* —
English School
circa 1800
Portrait of a child, traditionally identified as Mary Jervis (1737-1829), with her spaniel

119^* —
Follower of Michael Dahl
(Stockholm 1659-1743 London)
Portrait of a lady, half-length, in a red dress and blue wrap, within a painted oval

120^* —
Mary Alexandra Eastlake
(neé Bell) (Canadian, 1864-1951)
Study of a Mini Staywell in lilac dress

121^* —
English School
early 19th Century
Portrait of William Jervis Jervis as a boy, half-length, seated in a landscape with his spaniel
framed: 95 x 81.8cm

122^* —
English School
18th Century
Portrait of a gentleman of the Monins family, probably the Rev. Richard Eaton Monins, half-length, in a grey coat, holding a book
framed: 113 x 96cm

123 —
Follower of Gerard van Soest
(Soest circa 1600-1681 London)
Portrait of Admiral Sir John Pennington wearing a breast plate, standing before a window

124^* —
English School
late 18th Century
Portrait of William Greene; and Portrait of his wife Mary, née Yorke (2)
framed: 83.6 x 68.5cm

125^* —
After Robert Walker
18th Century
Portrait of Oliver Cromwell, bust-length, in armour
framed: 78.7 x 65.1cm in a Kent style frame

126^* —
English School
18th Century
Portrait of William Parker, half-length, in cleric's robes, within a painted oval

127^* —
English School
circa 1800
Portrait of a man, half-length, seated, in a blue jacket

128^* —
English School
18th Century
Portrait of John Jervis of Darleston, bust-length, in a blue jacket, within a painted oval; and Portait of his wife, Mary Jervis, bust-length, in a white dress, in a painted oval (2)

129^* —
Attributed to John Westbrooke Chandler
(active England, circa 1764-1804)
Portrait of Alleyne Fitzherbert, 1st Baron St Helens, three-quarter-length, standing before a red curtain
framed: 147.5 x 119.7cm

130^* —
English School
18th Century
Portrait of a cleric, c1760 unframed

131^* —
English School
mid-18th Century
Portrait of a man, half-length, in a brown jacket, within a painted oval

132^* —
Circle of Michael Dahl
(Stockholm 1659-1743 London)
Portrait of John Swynfen (1613-1694), half-length, in a blue cloak and a horned wig,

133^* —
English School, 19th Century
Portrait of Edward Jervis Jervis, 2nd Earl of St Vincent, (1767-1859)

134^* —
After Angelica Kauffman
19th Century
Portrait of the actor David Garrick (1717-79), half-length, seated on a chair unframed

135 —
English School
18th Century
Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as John Frith
framed: 89.2 x 76.4cm

136 —
Circle of George Romney
(Beckside 1734-1802 Kendal)
Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Robert Henley, Earl of Northington, bust-length, in a red coat and a white stock
framed: 93.8 x 74.4cm

137^* —
Manner of Jan Gossaert, called Mabuse
circa 1900
The Madonna and Child

138 —
William Jones
(active Ireland circa 1726-1747)
Fortune telling, or casting the coffee grounds
framed: 104 x 97cm

139^* —
Attributed to Mauro Antonio Tesi, called il Maurino
(Montalbano 1730-1766 Bologna)
Design for an interior with a doorway, corbels and panelled niches unframed

140^* —
James Clark
(British, 1812-1884)
Chestnut hunter in a landscape

141^* —
James Clark
(British, 1812-1884)
Jack Frost by Lord Clifton, in a landscape