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		Coplestone Warre Bampfylde 1720-1791 A distant view of Rome, with figures by a lake Painted in 1773 Oil painting on canvas 37 ½ x 53 inches / 95.3 x 134.6 cm., and contained in its original English Georgian “Carlo Maratta” frame. Framed size 46 ½ x 62 ¼ inches / 118.1 x 158.1 cm.. Signed lower left corner “17CWB73” (the CWB in ligature) Provenance: ............private collection, USA SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Abraham Begeyn 1637-1697 A "Forest Floor" still life of plants and flowers by a wall with an urn; beyond are elegant figures outside a classical mansion Painted in 1680 Oil painting on canvas 41 x 36 cm., / 16 x 14 inches in a carved and giltwood “Lutma” style frame Provenance: Collection of T W C Moore esq., by whom given to the New York Historical Society in 1882, and by whom sold 1995 The attribution has been confirmed by Dr Fred Meier of the Rijksbureau voor Kunst Documentatie. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Michiel Maddersteg A Dutch State Yacht (Statenjacht), the stern decorated with the coat of arms of the United Provinces (Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Provinciën) and flying the Orange flag, underway in a fresh breeze. Painted circa 1690 Oil painting on canvas 49 x 64 cm. / 20 x 25 inches Signed (on the rowing boat on the left) “M.M.” Provenance: Private Collection, Chelsea: acquired by the present owner in New York 1977 SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Henry Alken The race for the 1847 Great St Leger at Doncaster Painted in 1847 Oil painting on canvas 14 x 20 inches / 36 x 51 cm Signed Provenance: with Arthur Ackernamm 1986 View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Sir Henry Raeburn Head and shoulders portrait in a white dress of Mary Morrison, wife of Robert William Duff of Fetteresso and Culter. Painted circa 1799 Oil painting on canvas 30 x 25 inches, and contained in its period carved and gilded frame. Provenance: Sale, 1934, bt. Partridge; Private Collection California until present Exhibited, Birmingham, Special Loan Exhibition, 1903, number 58 Literature: James Greig, “Raeburn” (1911) page 43; Dr. David Mackie, “Complete Catalogue of Raeburm, Life and Art”, unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, Edinburgh and Yale, 1994, catalogue number 231, pp.341-2. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting William Anderson 1757-1837 An English 3rd-rate ship-of-the line (74 guns) in three positions off Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa, flying the Royal Nay ensign Painted circa 1795 Oil painting on canvas 33 x 51 inches in its original carved giltwood frame Signed, and indistinctly dated lower right. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting John Ferneley Senior Whisperer Painted in 1809 An Egyptian Pony, “Whisperer” with two Irish Terriers and a goat in a landscape by a stream in an Irish landscape. Oil painting on canvas 28 x 36 inches Signed and dated 1809. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Richard Barret Davis 1782-1854 John Musters Esq. on his Grey horse "Baronet" at Annesley Park Painted in 1847 Oil painting on canvas 40 x 50 inches, signed in full and dated 1845. Contained in a superb carved and gilded frame Provenance: By family descent until 1975 when sold by Ackermann to Bo Johnson Esq., Stockholm from whose agent acquired by us. Engraved: By C. E. Wagstaff, London, and dedicated to "The Fox hunters of the United Kingdom" and published August 4th 1847 by Ackermann & Co. 96 Strand. SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Charles Parker A still-life of newspapers, letters, playing cards, printed music a £5-note and other ephemera. Painted in 1846 Incribed variously and dated April 12th 1846 on the “Sunday Times” Framed watercolour drawing 22.5 x 26.6 inches. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting John Wootton 1683-1764 A lady’s bay hunter held by a liveried groom Painted in 1735 A lady’s bay hunter held by a liveried groom in a classical landscape, with a hound and a peacock looking on. Oil painting on canvas 40 x 50 inches, and contained in its fine original carved and gilded frame. Signed View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Dirk Dalens II 1659-1688 A wooded landscape outside a country house, with sportsmen hawking. Painted in 1650 Oil painting on canvas 38 x 70 inches, and contained within a good 17th century carved and gilt frame of oak-leaf and acorn form. Signed. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Michael Dahl Venus and Cupid Painted circa 1740 Oil painting on canvas 143 x 102 cm., contained in a fine carved and giltwood frame Provenance: the artist's studio sale, February 1743/4 (two day sale of 147 lots) ...................... unrecorded until published in the Svenska Dagbladet newspaper (1935), as being rediscovered after being lost since 1744 (press cutting attached to rear of the picture); Private Collection, Sweden until 2009 Literature: Wilhelm Nisser Michael Dahl and the Contemporary Swedish School of Painting, page 84 (Bodley Head, London, 1927); George Vertue, Notebooks, III, page 121 (Walpole Society III, 1933-4); View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting JOHN WOOTTON 1682-1764 Hutton’s Bay Arabian Painted circa 1730 A bay stallion, “Hutton’s Bay Arabian”, the property of Mr John Hutton of Marske, North Yorkshire, held by his Groom in Eastern costume in a classical landscape, attended by a boy groom and his greyhound. Oil painting on canvas 40 x 50 inches and contained within its fine original carved and gilded frame. Painted circa 1730 Provenance: Commissioned by the owner in about 1730 and thence by descent at Marske Hall until sold by Ernest Hutton Esq. to the last owner. Literature: Major Guy Paget: “The racehorse in art” (The British Racehorse no.1., first published 1949. (Subsequent editions were renamed “The European Racehorse”) Page 187). View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Francis Barlow 1626-1702 An allegory of fruitfulness with Diana hunting in the background Painted circa 1670 Oil painting on canvas 59 x 81 inches Signed Provenance: Private collection, North Germany. SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting John Vanderbank 1694-1739 Three quarter length portrait of Martin Folkes DCL, PRS, PSA. (1690-1754) Painted circa 1739 Oil painting on canvas 50 x 40 inches, and contained within its original carved and giltwood frame Signed and indistinctly dated 173(9 ?) on the base of the column, and inscribed (in a later 18th century hand): MARTIN FOLKES ESQ., P.R. & A.S.. OBIIT 1754 AE 63 Provenance: by descent from the sitter with the family of the folkes Baronets at Hillington Hall in Norfolk, (who in recent years lent it to Sir Roy Harrod) until acquired by us. Literature: cf. Portraits in Norfolk Houses (Duleep Singh, Vol. I, page 245 et seq., sub Hillington Hall) Early Georgian Portraits in the National Portrait Gallery (John Kerslake: HMSO, 1977, page 77, and 77n, sub “Iconography” of Martin Folkes) The painting has remained in an exceptional state of preservation in its original frame and on its original strainer, and has apparently never previously been cleaned, lined or undergone conservation. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting NATHANIEL HONE RA 1718-1784 Portrait of a young boy dressed in a brown coat with a blue waistcoat Painted circa 1770 Oil on canvas size 30 x 25in (76.2 x 63.5cm) in a fine Irish Georgian giltwood frame. Framed size: 36 ¾ x 32in (93.4 x 81.3cm) View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Artist Unknown: English School Full length portrait of a little boy with his pet dog, standing by a table with a velvet red tablecloth. He is dressed in a richly embroidered surcoat and doublet, and holds a toy lance in his right hand and a paper in his left. Painted circa 1630 Inscribed with the sitter’s age (21 months) and dated 1630 Oil painting on oak canvas 45 x 33.5 inches (60 x 48 inches including frame) Provenance: According to old labels on the reverse, from Haddam Castle. Also inscribed “Owner of this picture is Rev WCR Bedford, Cotswold, Kenilworth Rd, Leamington Spa. This picture was formerly in the Collection of Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe the Edinburgh Antiquary a friend of Walter Scott” Literature: Stephanie Hoppen, Picture Perfect, Published by Jacqui Small, London 2004, with full-page colour illustration, p. 51 View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting John Cleveley Snr. c.1712-1777 Two 32-gun frigates receiving their Captains Painted in 1768 Oil Painting on canvas35 x 46 1/2 in (89 x 118 cm) Signed and dated lower left 'J. Cleveley Pinx / 1768' Provenance: Probably acquired by Junius S. Morgan Jr., Locust Valley, New York, thence by descent to John Pierpont Morgan II. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Henry Alken The race for the 1847 Great St Leger at Doncaster Painted in 1847 Oil painting on canvas 14 x 20 inches / 36 x 51 cm Signed View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting FRANCIS COTES R.A 1726 - 1770 Portrait of a lady in a blue dress trimmed with fur Painted in 1765 Oil painting on canvas 30 x 25 inches (76 x 64cm). Contained in a carved and gilded Georgian swept frame Signed and dated 1765 Provenance: .............(sale) Christies, 27th June 1980 (lot 133) £2,2000 to Arnold Machin O.B.E, R.A.(30 September 1911 – 9 March 1999); his son, Francis (1949-2007) View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Jan Frans van Bloemen called Orizzonte 1662 - 1749 A wooded classical landscape with two figures on a path by a Sphinx, a river and a fortified hill town beyond Painted circa 1725 Oil painting on canvas 32 x 54 inches; 81 x 137 cm, and contained in a fine carved and gilded “Carlo Maratta” frame Provenance: most probably acquired in Rome in 1726 by William Philips (before 1708-died 1737) who was Governor to the 3rd Duke of Beaufort (1707-1744-5) and perhaps among the pictures offered at Cock's Auction 24-25 January 1728....................by the nineteenth century in the collection of the Wilkins/de Winton Family of Maesllwch Castle and by descent according to the last owner, a private collector in the Midlands A wax seal with the coat of arms and crest of Philips are attached to the stretcher. Thomas Woodcock FSA, Norroy and Ulster King of Arms has kindly confirmed that the seal is that of Philips. Literature: John Ingamells A Dictionary of British and Irish Travellers in Italy 1701-1800 pp.767-768 (see below) View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting BALTHASAR DENNER Head and shoulders portrait of Georg Friedrich Handel wearing a brown coat, white shirt and grey periwig Painted in 1720 Head and shoulders portrait traditionally identified as Georg Friedrich Handel wearing a brown coat, white shirt and grey periwig. Plump features set in an ovoid face with light eyebrows; bright blue eyes; slight dimple in chin; relatively thin lips, the lower slightly protruding; steady gaze; pinkish flesh tones. Oil painting on copper 17.5 x 14.5 inches / 44.5 x 36.8 cm..Contained in its original carved and gilded frame View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting John Nost Sartorius 1759-1828 A hunt in full cry Painted circa 1820 Oil painting on canvas 28 x 36 inches and contained in a good carved and gilded Georgian frame (overall size 35 x 43 inches) Signed lower left “J N Sartorius pinxit” View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Joseph Francis Gilbert 1791-1855 A view in the Lune Valley, Lancashire, from Caton looking north-east towards Gressingham, with Ingleborough Peak and the Pennines in the distance and Caton Mill in the middle ground. Painted circa 1830 Oil painting on canvas size 29.5 x 49.5 inches, and contained within a carved and giltwood frame Provenance: [perhaps commissioned by Thomas Eskrigge, (b. circa 1801) cotton manufacturer of Warrington, and be descent to his son]:William L. Eskrigge (b.1828), mill owner, and by descent to his son W L T Eskrigge of Stockport, Lancashire, (b.1860)......... Ownership inscriptions by William Eskrigge are attached to labels on the reverse of the canvas View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting FRANCIS COTES R.A A Gentleman in a red coat with blue collar trimmed with gold, his arms folded across his chest and holding a glove in his right hand which rest atop a cane. The sitter is presumably Dr John Gregory MD (see below) Painted circa 1764 Oil painting on canvas 36 x 28 inches in its original carved and gilded frame Signed lower right and dated 1763 Provenance: ...................Lionel Clark, London; (his sale Sotheby's, July 24th 1929 (lot 48), bought by Asscher; Leo M. Flesh, Piqua, Ohio (his sale Christie's November 17th 1967 (lot 94) bought Leyland; Anon sale, Sotheby's, March 12 1969 (lot 134); Philip Reiff, Philadelphia Literature: Edward Mead Johnson Francis Cotes (Phaidon, 1976) p.69 no.125 (as a portrait of Sir Hector Monro) and also as Appendix III p.159 and Appendix V p.163 Exhibited [presumably] Society of Artists 1764, as “A Gentleman; in oil, kitcat (ie. 36 x 28 inches) half length” (identified by Graves as John Gregory in his catalogue of the SA exhibitions) View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting John Nost Sartorius Two gentlemen shooting pheasant over setters in a wooded landscape Painted circa 1790 Oil painting on canvas inches and contained in a good carved and gilded frame (overall size inches) Painted circa 1790. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Sir Joshua Reynolds PRA 1723-1792 Head and shoulders portrait of Elizabeth Hastings, Lady Moira and Baroness Hastings (1731-1808) Painted in 1754 Oil painting on canvas 30 x 25 inches in a carved giltwood swept frame. Painted in about 1754 Inscribed on a label on the reverse in an early hand “Lady Huntingdon: Sir J. Reynolds” View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting HENRY ROBERT MORLAND 1719-1797 A portrait of the artist's son George Morland (1763-1804) holding a pencil and standing at a sketching easel Painted circa 1780 Oil painting on canvas 30 x 25 inches, and in its carved and gilded frame Literature: The Life of George Morland George Dawe (London, Laurie,1910) reproduced plate xii. Regency Portraits Catalogue of the National Portrait Gallery, vol I, page 347 (ed. Richard Walker (1985)); Provenance: ...............The Paul Mellon Collection, Yale, by whom acquired from John Basket. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting MATHER BROWN 1761-1831 Head and shoulders portrait sketch of John Williams (a.k.a. Anthony Pasquin, “The Irish Vasa Painted circa 1790 Oil painting on canvas 17 by 13 1/2 in. / 43 by 34.4 cm. In a good carved and giltwood frame Provenance: The Reverend William Dacy, by whom given to the Reverend T.J. Judkin, 1890; John Lane, New York [Possibly B.W.F. van Riemsdijk, Director of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, from 1897 to 1920, as attributed to Gilbert Stuart] Sale: Christie's, South Kensington, April 29, 1985, lot 59 Thomas Agnews & Sons Ltd., London Acquired from the above by a private collector, USA, from whose agent acquired by us Literature: Dorinda Evans, Mather Brown, 1982, p. 221, Catalogue raisonné no. 140 (as whereabouts unknown). The author dates the painting circa 1790 and notes the sitter's name as a pseudonym for John Williams. Charles R. Hart “Thomas Dawson, Viscount Cremorne, painted by Mather Brown” (Art in America, no. 5 (October 1917) p.310), where stated to be in the collection of B.W.F.Riemsijk Engraved:(i) in stipple by E.Scott, published by Collings and Clearson; (1790) (ii)copy of the above with painter not credited, by Francis Bartolozzi (Undated) View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Tiberio di Titi 1573-1627 Full length portrait of Caterina di Ferdinando I de' Medici Painted in 1595 Oil painting on canvas 104 x 72 cm / 41 x 28 inches. contained in a fine period carved and gilt frame Inscribed upper center with her age, 18 months (Aetatis Suae XVIII Mens) Painted 1595 Provenance: Private collection in Rome. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting John Singleton Copley 1738-1815 Three quarter length seated portrait of a lady, traditionally identified as Mrs Thrale, dressed in blue with a lace bonnet, crizzling silver tread Painted in 1778 Oil painting on canvas 50 x 40 inches in its original giltwood frame View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Joseph Wright of Derby 1734-1797 Portrait of a young lady dressed in red and white satin with a posy of flowers; a string of pearls, offset with pink ribbon, runs through her hair and high round her neck. Painted in 1755 Oil painting on canvas 30 x 25 inches, contained in a fine carved and giltwood frame. Painted circa 1755 View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Joseph van Aken 1699-1749 A sporting Conversation Piece: two gentlemen with their guns and dogs rest at the edge of a wood; a third approaches them whilst a fourth, gun in hand, walks into the wood Painted in 1730 Oil painting on canvas 23 x 28 inches, and contained its fine original carved wood frame of English Huguenot style. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting JOHN FRANCIS RIGAUD R.A. 1742 – 1810 Three-quarter length portrait of Captain (later Admiral) Sir George Montagu RN (1750-1829) in uniform and holding his tricorn hat, standing on the sea-shore. Ships under sale beyond Painted in 1782 Oil painting on canvas 50 x 40 inches in its fine carved and giltwood Georgian frame Inscribed with the sitter’s name and dated 1782 Literature: cf. Walpole Society, 1984, pages 65 to 67 "A memorial of John Francis Rigaud by his son". (John Francis Dutilh Rigaud.) SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting THOMAS WEAVER 1774-1843 “Quibbler” Bay horse standing in a Shropshire landscape, the Wrekin in the distance Painted circa 1795 Oil painting on canvas 26 x 34 inches, contained in a fine antique carved and gilded frame Signed. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting William George Jennings 1763-1854 A view of Westhamble, (sic) Surrey, with a figure walking on a path Painted in 1803 Oil painting on canvas 18 x 27.5 inches, contained in its original carved and gilded frame Signed with initials “WJG” and dated 1803 Provenance: Collection of Colonel M H Grant Literature: Colonel M H Grant “The Old English Landscape Painters”, (Leigh-on-Sea 1960) volume VI, page 437 and illustrated plate 461. Exhibited: Royal Academy, 1803, number 13 (Jennings was an “Honorary Exhibitor”, the style given to Gentlemen Amateurs.) View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Thomas Hudson Portrait of a lawyer Painted in 1745 Three quarter length portrait of a lawyer sitting at a giltwood console table in an interior, with law-books and papers before him. Oil painting on canvas 40 x 50 inches in a fine carved and giltwood frame Inscribed (on a paper note within bundle” “Waldron to Squire” and (on the spine of the book) “Peere Williams's Reports” and (on a letter) “To Mr S........................London” View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Anglo-Dutch School, 1578: Ascribed to Cornelis Ketel (1548-1616) Three-quarter length portrait in armour of Sir George Gill of Wyddial, Hertfordshire, dressed in Italian armour Painted in 1578 Inscribed with the motto In despecto de Fortuna, charged with the sitter’s armorial achievements and dated Ao 1578 Note: There is a monogram in an apparently early hand on the reverse of the panel which reads LH in ligature. This had (presumably) been the reason for the painting’s former attribution to the Mannerist painter Lucas de Heere, who was in England 1566-1577. The dating of the present painting, 1578, renders this attribution very improbable, and no other portraits from de Heere’s stay in England are now known. The monogram may be that of a panel-maker or earlier owner, or possibly a bogus addition to support an attribution to de Heere. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Henry Robert Morland 1719-1797 A girl ironing shirt-sleeves Painted in 1776 Each in pastel on paper, and contained within carved gilt frames overall size 32” x 24”. Exhibited: The Society of Artists 1776 numbers 250 and 251 (or another version) SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting HENRY ROBERT MORLAND 1719-1797 A lady’s Maid soaping linen Painted in 1776 Pastel on paper, and contained within carved gilt frames overall size 32” x 24”. Exhibited: The Society of Artists 1776 numbers 250 and 251 (or another version) SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Sir Joshua Reynolds1723 - 1792 Head and shoulders portrait of EDMUND BURKE (1729-1797) Painted in 1779 Oil painting on canvas 30 x 25 inches, and contained in a Georgian carved and giltwood frame View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting FRancis Sartorius 1734-1804 Lord Milsington’s bay racehorse “Laburnum” with Jockey up at Newmarket Painted in 1782 Oil painting on canvas 25 x 30 inches, and contained in a good carved and gilded original Georgian frame Signed and dated 1782 and inscribed with the identity of the horse: “Laburnum, by Herod, beat Flash by Herod. 8 st(one) each 200 guineas October 2nd 1781” Provenance: The property of the family the Princes Esterhazy since at least the mid-19th century. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Marcus Gheeraerts (attrib) 1561-1635 Full length portraits of Frances Earle (nee Fountaine) in an opulently embroidered dress sitting in a chair holding a watch, with her eldest daughter and eldest son John Earle on a portico; their dog sleeps beneath the chair. Painted circa 1632 Oil painting on canvas 57 x 63 inches, in a fine carved and silvered frame Provenance: Erasmus Earle (1590-1667) of Salle and Heydon Hall, who married the sitter, his cousin Frances Fountaine (1592-1675); Their eldest son, John, c.1624-1697, portrayed on the right of the picture; Augustine Earle of Heydon Hall; Erasmus Earle (d.1768) who d.s.p. leaving his estates to his sister Mary, eldest daughter of Augustine Earle of Heydon Hall and her husband William Wiggett (marriage at Guestwick 1756; died 1798) who took the surname of Bulwer by Act of Parliament in the year of his marriage, as grandson and heir of William Bulwer of Woodalling, Norfolk; Brigadier-General William Earle Bulwer, their son, 1757-1807; William Earle Lytton Bulwer of Heydon Hall, 2nd son of the above (1799-1874); William Earle Gascoigne Lytton-Bulwer of Heydon Hall (1829-1910), his son; Thence by descent until sold at the contents sale of 20th July 1949; Banningham Hall Collection, Norfolk, until acquired by us. Literature: cf. “Portraits in Norfolk Houses” (Prince Frederick Duleep Singh and Rev. Edmund Farrer, Volume I. p.229 et seq. (nd., but c.1929) The painting may be dated on costume grounds to circa 1631-3. The help of Thomas Woodcock FSA in elucidating the early provenance of the picture and the identities of the sitters is gratefully acknowledged. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Alexander Runciman Peasants and horses standing by a fountain; The Curia Ostilia and the Basilica Porzia on the Palatine Hill beyond: a plein-air sketch Painted in 1767 Oil painting on paper laid down on canvas 40.5 x 52.5 cm, in a carved giltwood frame Signed lower right and dated 1767. Provenance: Acquired as a gift from the artist by his friend in Rome the Swedish sculptor Johan Tobias Sergel (Stockholm 1740-1814); his son Johan Gustaf Sergel (1792-1858), and thence by descent at Sponga Manor in Södermanland, Sweden, a property acquired by the artist for his son in 1812, until 2006. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Jacques-Laurent Agasse Portrait of two terriers by a mossy bank Painted in 1810 Oil painting on canvas size 19¼ x 30 ½ in. and contained in a carved and giltwood frame. Framed size: 27 x 38¼ in (68.6 x 97.2cm) Provenance: ...........with Galerie Neupert, Zurich (inventory number 164, no date but apparently before c.1921); Private Collection, Germany until acquired 2008 by us Literature: The picture is recorded in the artist's account book (now in the Geneva Museum): Catalogue autographe de son oeuvre, 1800-1849, ‘1810 May 22 - P. of two little dogs’ View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Abraham Cooper RA Portrait of Daniel Haigh of the Old Surrey on his dark bay hunter “Kitten” in a rolling landscape. Painted circa 1825 Oil painting on canvas 34 x 44 inches in its fine giltwood frame Engraved in mezzotint by W. Giller – not dated and without publication line. Literature: Sally Mitchell, Dictionary of British Equestrian Artists (Woodbridge 1984) illus. p166 View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting English School, early 19th century: Attributed to JOHN CHRISTIAN SCHETKY 1778-1874 A British Fleet off an East Indian fort Painted in 1820 Oil painting on canvas 23.5 x 35.5 inches Provenance: In an English private collection since the 19th century. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Sawrey Gilpin RA 1733-1807 A Black and White English Springer Spaniel in a landscape Painted circa 1760 Oil painting on canvas 25 x 30 inches, in a good carved and giltwood frame. Provenance:………..; private collection USA. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting BARTHOLOMEW DANDRIDGE 1691-1755 Three-quarter length portrait of a girl, perhaps the hon. Anne, eldest daughter of Sir Jacob de Bouverie, 1st Viscount Folkestone. Painted circa 1745 Oil painting on canvas 36 x 28 inches, and contained in a fine carved and giltwood frame Provenance: ............by descent to David Pleydell-Bouverie (1911-2006), grandson of William, 5th Earl of Radnor. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting George Henry Laporte Portrait a bay racing pony, Queen of Trumps the property of Captain William Wallace Rooke Esq., JP DL, with his young racing groom William Preston up; a race taking place beyond. Painted circa 1840 Oil painting on canvas 28 x 36 inches; 70 x 90 cm.. Provenance: Capt. William Wallace Rooke (1816-1864); his younger brother Alexander Beaumont Rooke and by descent at The Ivy................; Extensively inscribed on a 19th century label on the reverse of the picture View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Pieter Casteels 1684 – 1749 An assembly of farmyard fowl and other birds Painted in 1720 Oil painting on canvas 30 x 25 inches in its fine original and carved wood frame Provenance: Viscountess Templetown, Castle Upton, County Antrim View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Claude de Jonghe 1605-1663 A pastoral landscape with a view of the Thames Valley and Caversham Bridge Painted in 1640 Oil painting in blue and white monochrome on canvas size 14.5 x 22.5 inches, and contained within a good carved and gilded antique frame. View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting William Tomkins ARA 1730-1792 Chamberlain's Mill at Bere Regis, Dorset Painted in 1768 Oil painting on canvas 23.5 x 38.5 Contained in a carved and gilded frame Signed with initials "W.T." and dated 1768 View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Francis Sartorius 1734-1804 The bay thoroughbred “Squirrel” on Newmarket downs in training coat and rug, a gentleman up Painted in 1787 Oil painting on canvas 10 x 12 inches, and contained in its original Georgian carved and gilded “Morland” frame. Extensively inscribed on the reverse with notes on the pedigree of the horse Provenance: Lord Churchill, his sale Christies 19th July 1929 (sold for 12 guineas); private English collection Squirrel: Bay colt (1755) bred by Mr Shafto out of Grey Bloody-Buttocks by Mr Osbaldeston's [Old] Traveller (1735) by Partner – Almanzor – Grey Hautboy – Makeless – Brimmer SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Dean Wolstenholme Jnr. 1798 - 1883 The Cambridge to London Stage Coach in high Summer Painted in 1835 Oil painting on canvas 13.5 x 18 inches, contained in a giltwood frame Signed lower left corner “D. Wolstenholme” Provenance: Collection of Humphrey Taylor MH (b.1872) and thence by descent until acquired by us View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Andrea Locatelli 1695-1741 Classical landscape with figures resting at the edge of a wood Painted in 1730 Oil painting on canvas 29 x 39 inches and contained in a carved and gilded frame View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Thomas Gainsborough RA 1727-1788 Head and shoulders portrait of Sir Thomas Saunders Sebright, 5th Bart., (1723-1761) dressed in a white lace shirt and blue coat trimmed with gold in an evening landscape. Painted in 1760 Oil painting on canvas 27.5 x 21.5 inches, and contained in its fine contemporary carved and gilded swept frame. Painted in Bath, circa 1760. SOLD View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Francis Swaine 1740-1782 The Royal William (formerly the Prince) flying the flag of an Admiral of the Blue saluting the flagship of a Vice-Admiral of the Red as they pass in the channel Painted circa 1760 Oil on canvas 27 3/4 x 35 1/2 in. (71 x 90 cm) in a carved giltwood frame View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Lucius Gahagan Portrait Bust Of King George III as Father of his Country Painted in 1809 Black coloured cast plaster height 25 inches (including original integrated socle) Signed, “L. Gahagan fecit” and further inscribed “& publish/ June 1st 1809 / no.12/ Cleveland Street / Fitzroy Square” on the reverse, and inscribed “Pater Patriae” on the front of the socle View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting Pieter Tillemans 1684 - 1734 A panoramic view of Ashburnham Place, near Battle, in Sussex, the seat of John Ashburnham, 1st Earl of Ashburnham (1681-1736) Painted circa 1725 Oil painting on canvas 70 x 116 inches, and contained in a fine Georgian carved and gilded frame. Provenance: Painted for the 1st Earl of Ashburnham, and thence by descent at the house until sold, 15th July 1953, when acquired by the Scratchley family, whence by descent until acquired by private treaty by us from the last owners View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting GEORGE MORLAND 1762- 1804 "Selling Peas" Painted circa 1800 Oil painting on canvas, 28 x 36 inches contained within its original carved and gilded frame Signed Subject engraved by E. Bell and published by T. Ladd in 1801, together with a companion piece “Selling Cherries” Provenance: Bought by William Duckworth of Musworth (1795-1876) in 1843 for £34 0s 0d, and thence by family descent until 1987; Duckworth sale, Christies at Orchardleigh 27/9/1987 (£27,500.00); John Pitt Esq., (dec'd) View a full description of this painting   View a larger version of this painting
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