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      • Sir John Dean Paul, Oil on Canvas Melbourne House
        Jan. 19, 2022

        Sir John Dean Paul, Oil on Canvas Melbourne House

        Est: $1,000 - $2,000

        (English, 1775-1852) depicting Melbourne House and the Banqueting Hall, Whitefall, c. 1750, with label verso Overall: 22"h x 28"w Sight: 17-1/2"h x 23-1/2"w Provenance: David Messum Fine Art, London: acquired directly from the above by the present owener, November 13, 1998; Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Exhibition History: "British Paintings from Three Centuries," David Messum Fine Art, London, Autumn 1998, no. 8

        Nye & Company
      • Original 1853 National Theatre Broadside
        Feb. 16, 2019

        Original 1853 National Theatre Broadside

        Est: $200 - $300

        Featuring The Great American Actress Julia Dean, Hunchback, Nicely Framed 19x6

        Saco River Auction
      • WALTER LOFTHOUSE DEAN SEASCAPE PAINTING:
        Oct. 02, 2016

        WALTER LOFTHOUSE DEAN SEASCAPE PAINTING:

        Est: $800 - $1,200

        Oil on canvas, sailboats in open sea. Massachusetts listed artist (1854-1912), known for seascapes, marine and coastal views. Period original wide gold gilt frame. Signed lower left Walter L. Dean. Image 10” x 16”. Auction label Ken Miller & Son, Northbridge, MA.

        White's Auctions
      • A Rare Cased Gold-Decorated 38-Bore Dean
        Nov. 26, 2014

        A Rare Cased Gold-Decorated 38-Bore Dean

        Est: -

        A Rare Cased Gold-Decorated 38-Bore Deane-Adams 1851 Model 'Dragoon' Five-Shot Self-Locking Percussion Revolver By Deane, Adams & Deane, No. 30 King William St.t., No. 11,240. R., Circa 1855

        Bonhams
      • The Duchow Journal. A Voyage from Boston to California 1852
        Aug. 14, 2014

        The Duchow Journal. A Voyage from Boston to California 1852

        Est: $200 - $300

        Foreword by George P. Hammond. Decorations in color by the printer, Mallette Dean. (4to), original decorated boards backed in grey-green linen, paper spine label. One of 200 copies.

        PBA Galleries Auctions & Appraisers
      • COLLINS (WILKIE) Autograph receipt signed, 1848
        Nov. 22, 2011

        COLLINS (WILKIE) Autograph receipt signed, 1848

        Est: £200 - £300

        Autograph receipt signed ("W. Wilkie Collins"), for one guinea received from the Dean of Westminster for a copy of his memoir of William Collins, one page, on a narrow oblong slip (c.62 x 190 mm), blue paper, short tear neatly repaired, tipped onto album leaf, London, 9 December 1848

        Bonhams
      • A WAX PORTRAIT RELIEF, BY RICHARD COCKLE LUCAS, SIGNED, INSCRIBED AND DATED 1850
        Oct. 14, 2004

        A WAX PORTRAIT RELIEF, BY RICHARD COCKLE LUCAS, SIGNED, INSCRIBED AND DATED 1850

        Est: £800 - £1,200

        of: The Very Revd. T. Garnier, Dean of Winton, in profile to sinister, wearing high stock and vestments, on an oval brown wax ground

        Sotheby's
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