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b. 1767 - d. 1824

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  • Elizabeth Cobbold cutwork silhouette of Queen Bes
    Jan. 18, 2020

    Elizabeth Cobbold cutwork silhouette of Queen Bes

    Est: $400 - $700

    Elizabeth Cobbold (British 1767-1824), cutwork silhouette of Queen Bess, with poem, 9" x 8 1/4".

    Pook & Pook Inc.
  • Two George III paper-cut valentines, framed, circa 1810 Attributed to Elizabeth Cobbold, Ipswich (1764-1824)
    Sep. 18, 2019

    Two George III paper-cut valentines, framed, circa 1810 Attributed to Elizabeth Cobbold, Ipswich (1764-1824)

    Est: £600 - £800

    Two George III paper-cut valentines, framed, circa 1810 Attributed to Elizabeth Cobbold, Ipswich (1764-1824)One designed with an angel, blowing a trumpet with a King of Hearts playing-card banner, the other a three masted ship, both inscribed with handwritten verse, and in a maple frame with giltwood slip, glazed, 31.5cm x 27cm (2) Elizabeth Cobbold née Knipe (1764-1824) was known for her interests in the fields of literature, arts and science but is best remembered for her paper-cut Valentines. In 1806 Elizabeth and her husband, John Cobbold (1745-1835), hosted the first of their St Valentine's Day Balls, which were to become a mainstay of the local social calendar for the next twenty years. Elizabeth made papercut Valentines for unmarried guests. They were cut from a doubled piece of paper to create two copies. At the end of the Ball, all the ones for ladies were put in one hat and all the ones for gentlemen were put in another. Each person drew out a picture and the pair who drew the same picture were officially a St. Valentine's couple, simply decided by fate.A collection of Elizabeth's paper-cut valentines where exhibited at The Cobbold Family History Trust's Exhibition, Glemham Hall, Suffolk, in 2008.

    Bonhams
  • Elizabeth Cobbold (1767-1824). A cut paper silhouette of The Sumptuous Tripod proudly plac'd at Delphos' Shrine, 9 x 7.5in.
    Dec. 04, 2018

    Elizabeth Cobbold (1767-1824). A cut paper silhouette of The Sumptuous Tripod proudly plac'd at Delphos' Shrine, 9 x 7.5in.

    Est: £500 - £700

    Elizabeth Cobbold (1767-1824). A cut paper silhouette of The Sumptuous Tripod proudly plac''d at Delphos'' Shrine, inscribed in ink, 9 x 7.5in.

    Gorringes
  • ELIZABETH COBBOLD (BRITISH 1764-1824) TWO PAPER-CUT PICTURES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY
    Jan. 31, 2018

    ELIZABETH COBBOLD (BRITISH 1764-1824) TWO PAPER-CUT PICTURES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY

    Est: £500 - £700

    ELIZABETH COBBOLD (BRITISH 1764-1824) TWO PAPER-CUT PICTURES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with handwritten verses, on pink paper grounds, in glazed ebonised frames; the first depicting a snail on leaves below a tree, 19cm x 24cm; the second a soldier in uniform on horseback, 19cm x 23.5cm (2)

    Lyon & Turnbull
  • Elizabeth Cobbold (1767-1824) NAUTICAL SCENESFou
    Sep. 15, 2015

    Elizabeth Cobbold (1767-1824) NAUTICAL SCENESFou

    Est: £500 - £800

    Elizabeth Cobbold (1767-1824) NAUTICAL SCENESFour paper cuts, with handwritten verses18.5 x 24cm (4)Provenance:With Norman Adams Ltd., London.The Starling Collection.Elizabeth Cobbold, known for her verses and theatrical dramas, created paper cuts for her St. Valentine's Day parties. The gentlemen's Valentines were placed in one basket and the ladies' in another. The unmarried members of the group were then called up one-by-one to draw a Valentine, in the hope of selecting a 'match'. This gave much amusement to the gathered party.

    Sworders
  • Elizabeth Cobbold (British, 1767-1824) - A paper cut out sillhouette of exotic birds on a branch with an angel playing a trumpet and a
    Jun. 18, 2015

    Elizabeth Cobbold (British, 1767-1824) - A paper cut out sillhouette of exotic birds on a branch with an angel playing a trumpet and a

    Est: £100 - £200

    Elizabeth Cobbold (British, 1767-1824) A paper cut out sillhouette of exotic birds on a branch with an angel playing a trumpet and a handwritten verse below paper cut out h:23 w:19.50 cm Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE Elizabeth Cobbold of Ipswich sent paper cut -outs as invitations to her annual St. Valentine's Day Ball in the early 19th Century, making around 60 cut-outs a year.

    Cheffins
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