Charles D'Oyly Sold at Auction Prices

Attributed to Sir Charles W. D'Oyly (British, 1781

Attributed to Sir Charles W. D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845), A rider leading a horse in a landscape, watercolour, titled to the mount, 23 x 34cm. framed & glazed. This lot is from a private collection thought to have a family connection to the artist Sir Charles William D'Oyly Bt (1781-1845) a member of the Bengal Civil Service who served with the East India Company.. Under glass, generally good appearance

A SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, BRITISH OIL PAINTING RAASAY HOUSE, 1825

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British 1781- 1845) Raasay House, 1825, oil on canvas. Signed, dated and titled verso. Housed in an original period gilt wood frame. Note: Sir Charles D'Oyly, 7th Baronet, was a British public official and painter from Dacca (now Dhaka). He was a member of the Bengal Civil Service based in Calcutta, Dacca and Patna from 1797 to 1838. Although he held senior positions with the East India Company's civil service, he is best known as an amateur artist who published many books featuring engravings and lithographs featuring Indian subject matter.

D'Oyly (Charles, 1781-1845). View of Calcutta and Fishing Boats off the Indian Coast

D'Oyly (Charles, 1781-1845). View of Calcutta and Fishing Boats off the Indian Coast * D'Oyly (Charles, 1781-1845). View of Calcutta & Fishing Boats off the Indian Coast, two watercolour and pencil heightened with bodycolour on thick paper, the first showing two figures washing in a lake, white marble buildings behind them, tipped onto thin paper and signed to edge, some areas of toning, 25 x 34 cm (9 7/8 x 13 3/8 ins), the second showing two boats sailing on choppy water, coast with white buildings and flag pole in the distance, signed lower right 13.5 x 35.5 cm (5 3/8 x 14 ins) QTY: (2) NOTE: Provenance: Sotheby's, The Travel Sale Pictures and Near & Middle Eastern Books, Maps, 14th October 2003, lot 151.

D'Oyly (Charles) Temple view in India, brush and watercolour, [c.1800-1840]; and another by the same hand, [c.1800-1840] (2)

D'Oyly (Charles, 1781-1845) Temple view in India, brush and watercolour over pencil, signed in pencil in the lower right corner, additional signature and inscription to label attached to mount, sheet 155 x 230 mm (6 1/8 x 9 in), residual mount support affixed verso, some fading to pigments from light exposure, minor surface dirt, unframed [circa 1800-1840]; together with another watercolour of Indian fisherman setting out on boats, point of the brush, watercolour, signed, on thin card, 140 x 205 mm (5 1/2 x 8 1/8 in), hinged into mount, unframed, [bearing Archer nos. 518, and 69], [circa 1800-1840] (2) Provenance: From the Collection of the Late W.G. and Mildred Archer; thence by descent.

TWO PAINTINGS OF BUILDINGS: A BRITISH HOUSE IN INDIA AND ALLAHABAD FORT TH

TWO PAINTINGS OF BUILDINGS: A BRITISH HOUSE IN INDIA AND ALLAHABAD FORT THE BRITISH HOUSE BY SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845); ALLAHABAD FORT COMPANY Allahabad fort: painting 11 5/8 x 18 7/8in. (29.5 x 47.8cm.); folio 13 5/8 x 20 5/8in. (34.4 x 52.3cm.) British house 10 7/8 x 17 ¼in. (27.6 x 43.9cm.)

D'OYLY, Sir Charles (1781–1845) Costumes of India. [Behar:] Printed at the

D'OYLY, Sir Charles (1781–1845) Costumes of India. [Behar:] Printed at the Lithographic Press, 1830.

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (ENGLISH 1781-1845), LOW TIDE, FLINT CASTLE; DARTMOUTH CASTLE (2)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (ENGLISH 1781-1845)LOW TIDE, FLINT CASTLE; DARTMOUTH CASTLEWatercolour, a pairBoth signed (lower right)Each 13 x 21cm (5 x 8¼ in.) (2)UnframedPlease note measurements do not include the frame unless otherwise stated.

BRITISH LIFE IN THE RAJ. D'OYLY, CHARLES. 1781-1845; and CAPTAIN THOMAS WILLIAMSON. 1758-1817. The Costumes and Customs of Modern India. London: Edward Orme, [c. 1842].

BRITISH LIFE IN THE RAJ. D'OYLY, CHARLES. 1781-1845; and CAPTAIN THOMAS WILLIAMSON. 1758-1817. The Costumes and Customs of Modern India. London: Edward Orme, [c. 1842]. Large 4to (365 x 262 mm). 20 hand-colored aquatint plates. Contemporary straight-grain morocco, rebacked with original spine laid down. wide gilt and blind decorated border on covers, spine gilt in 6 compartments, all edges gilt. Rubbed, one text leaf repaired, a few smudges. Provenance: John Morrice (bookplate); Hermann Marx of Cobham, Surrey (bookplate). D'Oyly was a civil servant in the East India Company who published a series of works with his lithographs of the region and its people. The plates in this work are identical to those in The European in India, which was published by Orme in 1813 (Abbey 435). The plates here are watermarked 1821 to 1824. Abbey, Travel 440; Colas 888; Lipperheide 1486; Tooley 184.

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) An encampment at dusk oil o

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) An encampment at dusk oil on canvas 9 1/2 x 11 3/4 in. (24 x 29 cm.)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) An encampment by a river at

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) An encampment by a river at dusk oil on canvas 8 3/4 x 11 1/4 in. (22 x 28.5 cm)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) The road from Calcutta to P

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) The road from Calcutta to Patna with an elephant and a camel oil on canvas 8 5/8 x 11.3./4 in. (22.5 x 29.7 cm.)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) Six views of Burma and Indi

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) Six views of Burma and India: Three of the Shive Dugon Pagoda, Rangoon, Burma;... each pencil and watercolor on paper 13 1/2 x 19 1/2 in. (34.3 x 49.5 cm.), the largest (6)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) Hilly landscape with figure

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (BRITISH, 1781-1845) Hilly landscape with figures in a boat on the river Ganges oil on canvas 8 3/4 x 11 5/8 in. (22.2 x 29.1 cm.)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (1781-1845) The rock at Jahangira on the Ganges

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 7TH BT (1781-1845) The rock at Jahangira on the Ganges oil on canvas 8 5/8 x 11 5/8 in. (22 x 29.5 cm)

ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES D'OYLY - FIGURES ON ELEPHANT

Attributed to Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781 - 1845). Watercolor on paper depicting three figures riding an elephant. Possibly inscribed lower right. No apparent signature.

Charles D'Oyly (1781-1845), "Tom Raw sits for his portrait."

colored aquatint etching on paper, inscribed under the depiction,1828, a portrait painter in the studio, a large number of portraits are on the wall, from: Tom Raw, the Griffin, publ. by R. Ackermann, London 1828, good age-appropriate condition, edges browned, image 11 x 19.5 cm (HxW), passe-partout, overall dimensions 22.5 x 30.5 cm (HxW) German Description Charles D'Oyly, "Tom Raw sits for his portrait." (Tom Raw sitzt für sein Porträt.) britischer Maler und Beamter in Indien (1781 Murshidabad - 1845 Livorno), kolorierte Aquatinta-Radierung/Papier, unter der Darstellung bezeichnet,1828, ein Portraitmaler im Atelier, an der Wand steht eine Vielzahl Portraits, aus: Tom Raw, the Griffin : a burlesque poem, in twelve cantos : illustrated by twenty-five engravings, descriptive of the adventures of a cadet in the East India Company?s service, from the period of his quitting England to his obtaining a staff situation in India / by a civilian and an officer on the Bengal establishment, London ( publ. von R. Ackermann) 1828, altersgemäß guter Zustand, Ränder gebräunt, Darstellung 11 x 19,5 cm (HxB), Passepartout, Gesamtmaß 22,5 x 30,5 cm (HxB)

D'Oyly (Charles, 1781-1845). Procession of the Churruckpooja, [1848]

D'Oyly (Charles, 1781-1845). Procession of the Churruckpooja, [1848] D'Oyly (Charles, 1781-1845). Procession of the Churruckpooja, [1848], fine hand-coloured lithograph, printed by Dickinson & Co., two or three short closed tears to outer blank margins (neatly repaired) without loss, some pale mount toning (colours generally fresh), vertical crease towards right-hand side where previously folded at time of publication, image size 34 x 84 cm (13 1/2 x 33 ins), sheet size 47 x 100.5 cm (18 1/2 x 39 1/2 ins), mounted Qty: (1) Footnote: Abbey, Travel 497 (number 10 from the series of views entitled Views of Calcutta).

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) 'Crossing horses over the River Gandack' unframed

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) 'Crossing horses over the River Gandack' inscribed with title (on mount) watercolour 7.5 x 9.3cm (3 x 3 3/4in). unframed For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) Portrait of a wealthy Indian man, possibly a prince mounted but unframed

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) Portrait of a wealthy Indian man, possibly a prince watercolour and pencil 21.7 x 14.5cm (8 1/2 x 5 3/4in). mounted but unframed For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

After Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) 'Church Entrance to the Dhurumtolla, [Calcutta]'; and 2 further views of Calcutta hand-coloured lithographs by Dickinson & Co. after D'Oyly, all laid down and window-mounted 34 x 57cm., and similar (3)

After Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) 'Church Entrance to the Dhurumtolla, [Calcutta]'; and 2 further views of Calcutta hand-coloured lithographs by Dickinson & Co. after D'Oyly, all laid down and window-mounted 34 x 57cm., and similar (3) For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) 'Leopard Hunting'; and 4 other hunting scenes hand-coloured lithographs, laid down, window-mounted, printed by the Behar Lithographic Press, 1828-1829 20 x 26cm. (7 7/8 x 10 1/4in.) (5)

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) 'Leopard Hunting'; and 4 other hunting scenes hand-coloured lithographs, laid down, window-mounted, printed by the Behar Lithographic Press, 1828-1829 20 x 26cm 20 x 26cm. (7 7/8 x 10 1/4in.) (5) For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

D'OYLY, CHARLES. 1781-1845. A collection of 25 hand-colored lithographic plates from D'Oyly's Views of Calcutta and Its Environs,

D'OYLY, CHARLES. 1781-1845. A collection of 25 hand-colored lithographic plates from D'Oyly's Views of Calcutta and Its Environs, 2 containing 2 images each, most 680 x 490 mm, with some trimmed to smaller sizes, with the panoramic view of the 'Procession of the Churruckpooja' trimmed to 894 x 424, matted and mounted on card, the title lettering cut out and inserted in matte. Some light foxing throughout, several plates with heavier marginal foxing, where previously matted, damp stain to lower margin of 'View in the Serampore Road.' A COMPLETE SERIES OF D'OYLY'S VIEWS OF CALCUTTA, with the 27 images on 25 plates, and including the panoramic plate, but without the title sheet. Abbey Travel 497; Tooley 187. For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (BRITISH 1781-1845)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (BRITISH 1781-1845) On the Ganges near Cawnpore bears the title on an old label attached to the backboard watercolour and bodycolour over pencil 18.5 x 27.5 cm (7 1/4 x 10 3/4 in) Provenance: Bostock Collection, London With John Spink Fine English Watercolours, London

* Calcutta. D'Oyly (Sir Charles), Garden Reach, circa 1848

* Calcutta. D'Oyly (Sir Charles, 1781-1845), Garden Reach, originally published in 'Calcutta and its Environs', Dickinson & Co., [1848], lithograph with contemporary hand colouring, 320 x 435 mm, mounted, framed and glazed (Qty: 1)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845) SHIPPING OFF THE COAST OF INDIA OR BANGLADESH watercolour 13.0 x 18.0cm / 5 x 7in Provenance: The D'Oyly Family Eyre & Hobhouse

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845) A RIVER SCENE WITH COWHERDS, FIGURES FISHING & BOATING watercolour 12.0 x 16.0cm / 43/4 x 61/4in Provenance: The D'Oyly Family Eyre & Hobhouse

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845) FIGURES ON A HILLSIDE WITH A TEMPLE AND A DISTANT WATERFALL watercolour 10.0 x 15.0cm / 4 x 6in Provenance: The D'Oyly Family Eyre & Hobhouse

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845) A LAKESIDE SCENE IN INDIA watercolour 15.0 x 18.0cm / 6 x 7in Provenance: The D'Oyly Family Eyre & Hobhouse Sir Charles D'Oyly, 7th Baronet, travelled to Bangladesh (then India) in 1797 as a Civil Servant. In 1808 he was made Collector of Dakha, becoming City Collector of Customs in Kolkata in 1818. Sir Charles retired in 1838 to Italy where he spent the remainder of his life. During his time in India he was a prolific painter, and his pictures of the Mughal Ruins of Dakha were published in a folio of engravings by Sir Edwin Landseer in 1814. George Chinnery spent a long period with D'Oyly during his early career. The pair became close friends while travelling together and Chinnery had a great deal of influence on D'Oyly's style. Dickinson & Co. published D'Oyly's drawings of Views of Calcutta and its Environs in 1848, later publishing a complete edition after D'Oyly's death in 1845.

Sir Charles D'Oyly (1781-1845) British. A Banyan Tree with Cattle by a River, Watercolour and Gouache on a Victorian Mount, Shaped, 3.5" x 6.75", and two others by the same hand (3). Provenance: Spink.

Sir Charles D'Oyly (1781-1845) British. A Banyan Tree with Cattle by a River, Watercolour and Gouache on a Victorian Mount, Shaped, 3.5" x 6.75", and two others by the same hand (3). Provenance: Spink.

Armorial watercolours.- ?D'Oyly (Sir Charles) 2 coats of arms, 1807; and c. 20 others (c. 20).

Armorial Watercolours.- ?D'Oyly (Sir Charles, seventh baronet, administrator in India and artist, 1781-1845) 2 coats of arms of the families of Ramsden and Wilmot, 2 watercolours (1 heightened with gold), slightly browned, mounts, signed and dated 1st September 31st October 1807; and c. 20 others, armorial watercolours, v.s., v.d. (c. 20).

D'OYLY, Sir Charles (1781-1845). Views of Calcutta Environs. London: Dickinson & Co. 1848. Large Folio. Engraved, hand-coloured title and 27 views by Charles d' Oyly on 25 lithographed plates (marginal stain not affecting the image, occasional light spotting). Original red morocco with red cloth, lettered and illustrated in gilt (spine worn with loss to head, cloth worn and torn with loss, revealing boards underneath).  [Tooley 187].

D'OYLY, Sir Charles (1781-1845). Views of Calcutta Environs. London: Dickinson & Co. 1848. Large Folio. Engraved, hand-coloured title and 27 views by Charles d' Oyly on 25 lithographed plates (marginal stain not affecting the image, occasional light spotting). Original red morocco with red cloth, lettered and illustrated in gilt (spine worn with loss to head, cloth worn and torn with loss, revealing boards underneath).  [Tooley 187].

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY, 9TH BT. | A Collection of five views of India

including shipping on a river; the Sutlej of Wangtoo; Barrackpore; and two views in the mountains

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY Bt. (1781-1845) 'Near Idsworth'

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY Bt. (1781-1845) 'Near Idsworth' (Landscape with a windmill), inscribed in ink to old label attached verso, watercolour, 16 x 23cm Prov: With the Fosse Gallery, Stow-on-the-Wold and included in an exhibition and sale of watercolours by D'Oyly, 10 April 1981

Sir Charles D’Oyly, Bart (1781-1845) British. ‘Banyan Tree

Sir Charles D’Oyly, Bart (1781-1845) British. ‘Banyan Tree, with Cattle by a River’, Watercolour and Gouache on a Victorian Mount, 4” x 6. 5”. Provenance; Spink.

§ Major General Sir Charles Walters D'Oyly, 9th Baronet (British, 1822-1900) "What's the matter ? Can't draw ! All failures - Trees.

§ Major General Sir Charles Walters D'Oyly, 9th Baronet (British, 1822-1900) "What's the matter ? Can't draw ! All failures - Trees like Cabbages ! - The consequence of not having drawn for 6 months" inscribed with titles in ink in the artist's hand watercolour on paper h:16 w:23 cm Provenance: Eyre and Hobhouse, 39 Duke Street, St James's, London, SW1. Exhibition No. 35 from "The Other Side of the Verandah", December 1981. Major-General Sir Charles Walters D'Oyly, 9th Baronet (1822–1900) entered the Bengal Army and served as Aide-de-Camp to the Governor-General from 1851 to 1856; he served in the Gwalior Campaign and the Indian Mutiny before retiring in 1875. He married twice; firstly to Emily Jane Nott, daughter of Major-General George Nott; secondly to Elinor Scott, daughter of James Winter Scott.

D'OYLY (CHARLES) AND JAMES ATKINSON Fine Books, Manuscripts, Atlases & Historical Photographs

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Major General Sir Charles D'Oyly, Cottages between

Major General Sir Charles D'Oyly, Cottages between Glion and Les Avants, Switzerland 1874, watercolour, unsigned, provenance- bought from Christie's; sight size 33cm x 22.5cm.

Major General Sir Charles D'Oyly, Cottages between Glion and

Major General Sir Charles D'Oyly, Cottages between Glion and Les Avants, Switzerland 1874, watercolour, unsigned, provenance- bought from Christie's; sight size 33cm x 22.5cm.

Major General Sir Charles D'Oyly, Cottages between

Major General Sir Charles D'Oyly, Cottages between Glion and Les Avants, Switzerland 1874, watercolour, unsigned, provenance- bought from Christie's; sight size 33cm x 22.5cm.

Attributed to Sir Charles D'Oyley 7th Bt.

Attributed to Sir Charles D'Oyly 7th Bt. (1781-1845), 'Figures Outside a Temple, the Plains Beyond', Inscribed within the mount 'Sir Charles Walters D'Oyly, Bart', (1822-1900), together with the title, pencil and watercolour,, 28 x 42.5cm,**The present work formed part of a large collection which were all part of a portfolio belonging to the vendors husband, having been purchased from a collector many years ago. The D'Oyly family were taking lessons from George Chinnery in the early 1800's, his second wife, Elizabeth Jane, Lady, nee Ross, (d.1875) was also a pupil of Chinnery, there was also a, Lady Mary D'Oyly, nee Fendall (1794-1886) who also painted Indian scenes and landscapes.

Attributed to Sir Charles D'Oyly, British

Attributed to Sir Charles D'Oyly, British 1781-1845- Soldier with a horse with a camel sheltering beneath a tree beyond; watercolour, 18.8x22.3cm: together with two other watercolours attributed to the same hand, to include one depicting a man seated outside a dwelling smoking a hookah pip, (recto), a man washing at a pool, (verso) and a man giving a haircut to another man, (recto), Camel with an attendant, (verso), 12.5x16 and 12x16.8cm., (3) (mounted) (unframed)

After Sir Charles D'Oyly (1781-1845) Garden Reach

After Sir Charles D'Oyly (1781-1845) Garden Reach from Views of Calcutta and its Environs, hand-coloured lithograph, published by Dickinson & Co., London, 1848, 345 x 445 mm. (13 1/2 x 17 1/2 in), unframed.

Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) etching after his own

Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) etching after his own painting showing a lion, tiger and leopard fighting, published 1823, London 7" x 9" and a rare Bekar lithograph 'Tiger hunting' after Charles d'Oyly (1781-1845, dated 22nd Sep 1830, 8" x 10" (2)

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (1781-1845), CAPT. THOMAS WILLIAMSON AND FRANCIS WM. BLAGDON The European in India accompanied with a brief History of Ancient and Modern India. London: J. Dove for Edward Orme, 1813 [one plate watermarked 1811]. 4° (272 x 211mm). 20 hand-coloured aquatint plates, each with an engraved border, these highlighted in wash, with half-title. (Very occasional hint of spotting.) Contemporary straight-grain morocco, boards with double blind-stamped anthemion borders enclosing a gilt scroll of vine leaves and gilt triple rule, spine richly gilt in compartments, one of these plain but lettered in gilt, all edges gilt (joints and corners lightly rubbed). Provenance: Julia A. Ashwell, signature to upper margin of title-page, Calcutta book agency stamp to rear paste-down, Lancaster bookseller's ticket to front pastedown. FIRST EDITION of an unusual and charming work in which Europeans are shown in juxtaposition with their Indian servants and entertainers. The artist was a talented amateur whose work came under the influence of his friend George Chinnery, whilst the publisher 'Edward Orme was, after Rudolph Ackermann, the most important publisher of illustrated books during the short golden age of the coloured aquatint' (ODNB). Abbey Travel, 435; Colas 887; Brunet V, 1456.435; Colas 887; Brunet V, 1456.

SIR  CHARLES  D'OYLY

1781  -  1845 VISNUPAD  TEMPLE  AT  HINDU  GAYA Oil  on  canvas 20.5  by  26.5  cm.  (8  1/8    by  10  1/2    in.)

[D'OYLY, CHARLES. 1781-1845.] Tom Raw, the Griffin: A Burlesque Poem ... Descriptive of the Adventures of a Cadet in the East India Company's Service ... by a Civilian and an Officer on the Bengal Establishment. London: R. Ackermann, 1828.

Tom Raw, the Griffin: A Burlesque Poem ... Descriptive of the Adventures of a Cadet in the East India Company's Service ... by a Civilian and an Officer on the Bengal Establishment. London: R. Ackermann, 1828. 8vo (249 x 153 mm). vii, [1], 325, 8, [2] ad pp. Half-title. 25 hand-colored aquatint plates. Original light brown cloth with pictorial gilt spine, decoration in blind, yellow endpapers. Rear hinge broken, light soiling, wear to extremities, short tear to head of spine, f.f.e.p. lacking. Provenance: William Hartmann Woodin (bookplate); William Archbald (bookplate). FIRST EDITION. Abbey Travel 450.

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (BRITISH, 1781-1845) ON THE RIVER - INDIA Oil on canvas: 18 1/2 x 29 in.

SIR CHARLES D'OYLY (BRITISH, 1781-1845) ON THE RIVER - INDIA Oil on canvas: 18 1/2 x 29 in. Framed; lower right signed and date: C. D'Oyly 1815

Sir Charles D'Oyly (British, 1781-1845) An ayah and her charge in an interior

An ayah and her charge in an interior signed 'C D'Oyly' (below border, lower left), pencil and watercolour 18 x 15.5cm (7 1/16 x 6 1/8in).