Sales catalogue 466: Maggs Bros

Date:
1925
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/13/36
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 466: Maggs Bros. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    93 WESLEY (Rev. John, M.A.) and 446 of the Preachers in his Connexion represented as assembled in City Road Chapel, London. Stipple engraving. Published by T. Blanshard, 1822. Also an early unfinished State of the Print. The two plates, £2 10s Evangelist and Leader of Methodism. Accepted charge of the Georgia Mission, 1735. Wrote against the anti-taxation agitation in the American Colonies, 1775-8. 94 WHITMORE (Mrs. Catherine). To waist sitting, cap edged with pearls, short curls, dark dress with high waist, scarf across arms, curtain in background. Aquatint border round subject. Fine mezzotint by €. Turner after T. Phillips, R.A, Size 20 by 134 inches, with margins. 1810. Printed in colours. £31 10s Daughter and heiress of T. Thomasson, of York. Married (1) Thomas Whitmore, of Apley, Shropshire; and (2) Wm. Charlton, of Apley Castle. 95 WHITMORE (Lady Frances). Three-quarter length, seated, loose dress, pearls, earrings. Mezzotint by Thos, Watson after Sir Peter Lely. mize 102 by 13 inches, with margins. 1778. Brilliant impression. £18 18s ‘‘ When this portrait was first engraved it was supposed to represent Frances Lady Whitmore, but that on the authority of the Narford duplicate, and of Granger and Walpole there can be little doubt that it really represents Anne, eldest daughter of William, 2nd Duke of Hamilton, married Robert Lord Carnegie, who succeeded his father in 1669 as 3rd Earl of Southesk.’’—Challoner Smith. 96 WILLIAM IV. (when Duke of Clarence). Full length, standing on deck of battleship, uniform, sword in right hand, Union Jack to right. Mezzotint in contemporary colouring. Pup. by Robt.’ Sayer, 1790. Sizé 13 by Io inches, with margins. £2 2s 97 WORDSWORTH (William, 1770-1850). Half length, seated, right hand to head, curtain in background. Mezzotint engraving by E. McInnes after Miss McInnes. Size 114 by 9 inches, with margins. 1846. £2 10s
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