English Female

Reference: 2180

English School, circa 1870 A fine portrait of a lady from the Nutting family wearing fine lace dress trimmed with satin ribbon on her shoulder, brown fur stole over her arm, her brown upswept hair secured in plaited bun In gilt-metal frame

Dimensions: oval, 3 inches high

Reference: 2141

Henry Bone, 1804 Mrs. North wearing a black shawl over white dress with frilled collar, a black trimmed brown bandeau in her auburn hair Enamel, signed on the obverse and in full on the reverse and dated November 1804, in gilt-metal frame

Dimensions: Oval, 3 1/4 inches high

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Joseph Daniel, circa 1785 Mrs. Robert Bayley with blue eyes and powdered hair, wearing a white satin dress, the fichu trimmed with lace gold frame, the reverse with blue glass and old labels

Dimensions: oval, 2 1/2 inches high

Reference: 2147

English School, 20th century A good portrait of a Monk with long white beard moustache and balding head, wearing a brown habit in gilt-metal frame with velvet back; together with a grey haired lady wearing flapper dress and several long ropes of pearls, drop pearl earrings, similarly mounted

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Reference: 2173

Henry Jacob Burch, circa 1800 A good portrait of Mrs. Henry Rice wearing a low-cut white dress edged in lace, her straw bonnet trimmed with blue ribbon in gold coloured frame Provenance: The Property of a descendent of Jane Austen

Dimensions: oval, 2 1/2 inches high

Reference: 2164

John Russell, 1788 A pretty portrait of a young lady wearing a grey dress with matching ribbon entwined in her orange hair and white lace fichu Signed on the obverse and dated, in gold coloured frame

Dimensions: Oval, 2 1/4 inches high

Reference: 2170

Attributed to George Engleheart,circa 1800 An attractive portrait of Mrs. Hamilton, wearing a white dress with frilled collar and yellow edged turquoise bodice, her black hat trimmed with white ribbon and plume Gilt-metal frame, the glazed reverse to reveal brown silk and old label with sitter’s name Engleheart painted the Hamilton family on many occasions, Mrs. Hamilton is recorded as having had two portraits taken one in 1800 the other in 1803

Dimensions: Oval, 2 inches high

Reference: 2152

Andrew Plimer, circa 1790 An attractive portrait of a young Lady from the Keighley family, with powdered hair wearing a white dress and matching bandeau set in the original gold frame with plaited hair reverse

Dimensions: oval, 3 1/8 inches high

Reference: 2149

Miss Louisa Sharpe (later Mrs. Seyfarth) circa 1818 A striking portrait of a lady with hair dressed in ringlets weraing a red cape set in the original gilt-mounted rectangular papier-mache frame rectangular, 3 3/4 inches high Louisa was born in Birmingham 1798 and died in Dresdan 1843. She exhibited at the R.A. from 1817 to 1829

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Reference: 2139

Attributed to Sir Frederic William Burton, circa 1850 An attractive portrait of a young lady seated in a floral upholstered chair, wearing a white dress with pink rose at her corsage and lilac waistband, green curtain background In later gilt-metal mount

Dimensions: Rectangular, 4 1/8 inches high