An Intent Gaze

Charles Hayter

£800

Miniature portrait of Robert Dodsley the Publisher

A Man of Letters

Robert Dodsley (1704-1764)

£2,000

Henry Bone, enamel portrait of an unknown gentleman

Blue Velvet

Henry Bone, 1797

£2,200

The Greenwoods

Unrecorded Artist

£300

Quizzical Eyebrows

Nathaniel Plimer

£1,200

A Supercilious Look

Andrew Plimer

£1,650

A Snapshot

Pencil Sketch

£160

The Striped Waistcoat

John Barry

£1,400

Miniature portrait of a gentleman set in a bracelet with a woven hair band

Georgian Love Token

Samuel Cotes, attrib.

£1,200

A Bejewelled Gentleman

Gustavus Hamilton

Reserved

Pair of Georgian portraits, oil on copper

Ermine & Silver Braid

Arthur Devis attrib.

£1,650

Self-Assured Gentleman

John Smart, Junior

£2,250

Lockdown Locks

Charles Robertson

£500

Miniature portrait of a gentleman wearing a patch

The Patch

A. C. 1816

£1,200

Treasure Box

Circle of Cornelius Jonson

£1,600

Edward Dominicus Kittoe American Hero Born in Maidstone in June 1814, Edward Dominicus was the fifth child of Robinson Kittoe RN and his wife Harriet Eliza Dominicus. He is pictured here as a boy in a military red coat with a cross belt and gold epaulette to denote the rank of junior officer. Kittoe’s military career in Britain was, however, short-lived as records show that he had arrived in New York by the time he was eighteen years old. From this point, Kittoe’s career is well-documented. He graduated from Pennsylvania Medical College and initially practised medicine in Galena before being commissioned as a surgeon in the 45th Illinois Infantry. Promotion followed until he joined the personal staff of Ulysses S. Grant in 1863 before being appointed as the medical director of the Army of the Tennessee during the American Civil War. His commendable service during the war was duly rewarded. In his personal life, he married Elizabeth Feister in 1836 at the age of 22. The couple had eight children. Edward Dominicus Kittoe died and was buried in Galena in September 1887. The portrait is handsomely painted and has until now been preserved within the Kittoe family. It is in fine condition and is set in a gold plated frame that is glazed on the reverse to show neatly plaited brown hair. Item Ref. 6803 Size: framed, 79 x 62mm Provenance: By family descent

A Long Face

Henry Edridge ARA

£2,000

Young & Earnest

Circa 1850

£375

5 O’Clock Shadow

Frederick Buck (1765-1840)

£380

Watercolour portrait attributed to George Richmond

Charismatic Gent

George Richmond RA

£280

Mr Tucker

Richard Crosse

£450

The Buttoned Waistcoat

French School, ca 1790

£400

Wispy Hair

Circa 1820

£105

B. W. Gilbert Profile

Itinerant Profilist

£115

Billy Bain

Taken in Edinburgh

£450

The Top Hat

Circa 1810

£20

Miniature portrait of an Hussar Officer by Delacluze

Battle Scars

J.E.P.M. Delacluze

£2,500

A Patterned Waistcoat

J. Wood, 1853

£45

Thomas Treslove

Button-Seller & Haberdasher

£975

John Nixon, watercolour wash portrait of a street character

The Scissor Sharpener

John Nixon, 1792

£300

Edward Robertson, miniature portrait of a gentleman in a travelling case

Aristocratic Airs

Edward Robertson, 1833

£1,800

Penny Magazine

Pen & Ink Portrait

£10

Silhouette of Joseph Lathbury by John Miers

Joseph Lathbury, Antiquary

Aged 82

£325

Silhouette of a gentleman in a soft-crowned hat

Hats Off to Him!

Circa 1810

£180

Fine Miniature Portrait of a Georgian Gentleman by P. G. Dodds

Wear it Pink

Philip G. Dodd

£1,200

Rare Coloured Profile

Henry Hervé I

£290

William Ireland

Woburn, 1830

£45

King Louis XV

18th Century

£900

Scottish Infantry Officer

Henry Jacob Burch

£1,500

A pair of striking 3/4 length portrait miniatures in brass frames

The Walking Cane

Mid 19th Century

£700 the pair

Miniature portrait of a hermit or vagrant

The Vagrant

A Character Study

£300

Regency Gentleman

Circa 1810

£800 for the pair

Gentleman on Ivory by John Miers (1758-1821)

Late 18th century

£280

R. Ricardo by Nightingale

Signed with initials & dated 1840

£190

Gentlemen