Charles Hayter (British, 1761-1835) Portrait of a young man in naval uniform, said to be Thomas ...

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Charles Hayter (British, 1761-1835) Portrait of a young man in naval uniform, said to be Thomas Bennett watercolour and pastel, oval 12 x 9cm (4 3/4 x 3 9/16in). together with a print of a portrait of a young lady with a bonnet (2) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing

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Charles Hayter (British, 1761-1835) Portrait of a young man in naval uniform, said to be Thomas ...

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Circle of Hugh Douglas Hamilton (Irish, 1740-1808) Two portraits of gentleman ( (2)): Circle of Hugh Douglas Hamilton (Irish, 1740-1808) Two portraits of gentleman pastel, ovals 24 x 19.5cm (9 7/16 x 7 11/16in). (2) Footnotes: Provenance Christie's, London, 22 March 1988, lot 66 (as

Circle of Hugh Douglas Hamilton (Irish, 1740-1808) Two portraits of gentleman ( (2))

A James I oak joint stool Early 17th century: A James I oak joint stool Early 17th century The rectangular moulded top above a fluted frieze and four turned 'column' legs united by stretchers, 42cm wide x 25cm deep x 57cm high, (16 1/2in wide x

A James I oak joint stool Early 17th century

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A small Charles II oak gate leg table Third quarter 17th century

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A William & Mary walnut stool Late 17th century

A George II walnut stool Second quarter 18th century: A George II walnut stool Second quarter 18th century The upholstered drop-in seat above a plain frieze on cabriole legs with scrolled spandrels and pad feet, 48cm wide x 39cm deep x 41cm high, (18

A George II walnut stool Second quarter 18th century

A George I walnut and parcel gilt mirrorEarly 18th century: A George I walnut and parcel gilt mirror Early 18th century The rectangular bevelled plate within a gilt-gesso slip and moulded border surmounted by a fret carved crest centred by pierced, carved and

A George I walnut and parcel gilt mirrorEarly 18th century

A George I walnut and parcel gilt girandole mirrorEarly 18th century: A George I walnut and parcel gilt girandole mirror Early 18th century The arched rectangular bevelled plate surmounted with a fret carved crest centred by a carved gilt gesso scallop shell, with a

A George I walnut and parcel gilt girandole mirrorEarly 18th century

A carved giltwood mirror19th century in the mid-18th century style: A carved giltwood mirror 19th century in the mid-18th century style The oval plate surmounted by shell cresting above a foliate, scrolled and acanthus leaf carved frame, 52cm wide x 7cm deep x 92cm

A carved giltwood mirror19th century in the mid-18th century style

A George II mahogany cabinet on chest, of small proportionsMid-18th century: A George II mahogany cabinet on chest, of small proportions Mid-18th century The cavetto moulded cornice above a pair of moulded panelled doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, above a brushing

A George II mahogany cabinet on chest, of small proportionsMid-18th century

A Regency rosewood dwarf bookcase Early 19th century: A Regency rosewood dwarf bookcase Early 19th century The rectangular top above four glazed panelled doors on a plinth base, 199.5cm wide x 28.5cm deep x 81cm high, (78 1/2in wide x 11in deep x 31

A Regency rosewood dwarf bookcase Early 19th century

A near pair of mahogany open sided museum shelves 19th century and later (2): A near pair of mahogany open sided museum shelves 19th century and later With arched ends and brass carrying handles flanking three open shelves on a plinth base with wooden castors, 115cm wide x

A near pair of mahogany open sided museum shelves 19th century and later (2)

A late Regency provincial painted waterfall bookcaseSecond quarter 19th century: A late Regency provincial painted waterfall bookcase Second quarter 19th century The brown painted case with red painted line 'inlay' enclosing four open shelves above a frieze drawer on block feet,

A late Regency provincial painted waterfall bookcaseSecond quarter 19th century

A Kuba runner East Caucasus 274cm x 109cm (107 7/8in x 42 7/8in): A Kuba runner East Caucasus 274cm x 109cm (107 7/8in x 42 7/8in) Footnotes: Provenance Christie's, South Kensington, Carpets, Decorative Objects and Furniture, 11 February 1998, lot 18. This lot is

A Kuba runner East Caucasus 274cm x 109cm (107 7/8in x 42 7/8in)

A fine George III carved mahogany armchair Third quarter 18th century, attributed to John Linnell: A fine George III carved mahogany armchair Third quarter 18th century, attributed to John Linnell The oval back with a guilloche moulded border centred by a patera and entwined acanthus leaf splat

A fine George III carved mahogany armchair Third quarter 18th century, attributed to John Linnell

A George IV rosewood bergère Early 19th century: A George IV rosewood bergère Early 19th century Of tub shaped form, the padded upholstered back above a caned seat with squab cushion, on lotus carved and turned front legs and splayed back legs

A George IV rosewood bergère Early 19th century

A Victorian easy upholstered armchair Second half 19th century: A Victorian easy upholstered armchair Second half 19th century The rectangular back and seat with cylindrical bolster shaped arm rests, on tapered square front legs and splayed rear legs with brass

A Victorian easy upholstered armchair Second half 19th century

A pair of Victorian ash, elm and green painted comb back chairs 19th century (2): A pair of Victorian ash, elm and green painted comb back chairs 19th century The spindle backs with arched top rails above saddle seats and turned front legs, 44cm wide x 36cm deep x 86cm high, (17in

A pair of Victorian ash, elm and green painted comb back chairs 19th century (2)

A set of eight George III mahogany dining chairs Fourth quarter 18th century (8): A set of eight George III mahogany dining chairs Fourth quarter 18th century Including a pair of armchairs, the shaped top-rails above moulded spindles and drop-in seats on front moulded square

A set of eight George III mahogany dining chairs Fourth quarter 18th century (8)

A George III mahogany gateleg action, drop-leaf dining table Third quarter 18th century: A George III mahogany gateleg action, drop-leaf dining table Third quarter 18th century The D-shaped ends and drop leaves with moulded edges, the fluted friezes above conforming tapered square legs

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Sarah Scholey (British School) Arcadian Landscape with Figures, a pair ((2)): Sarah Scholey (British School) Arcadian Landscape with Figures, a pair one signed and dated 'Sarah Scholey- 1725' (on the reverse) and the second signed and bears date 'Sarah Scholey/ 1730' (on the

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