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George Place (Irish, c.1755-c.1805)

George Place (Irish, c.1755-c.1805) George Place (Irish, c.1755-c.1805) Portrait of Colonel Hutchinson, wearing a red uniform with white trimmed facings, 1799 signed and dated 'G Place/1799' l.l., and inscribed 'Colonel Hutchinson' verso, miniature on card 9.8 x 7.8cm, oval Provenance: Bonhams London, 2 July 2001, lot 129.

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH, 1755 - 1805-09)

A lady of the Petty-FitzMaurice family Watercolour on Ivory Provenance: Marquis of Lansdowne, Lansdowne House, Mayfair, London. By direct family descent to the previous owner.

George Dominique Rouault - Place Du Tertre

George Dominique Rouault (French, 1904-2002), “Place Du Tertre,” oil on canvas (laid down on board), signed lower left, titled verso, board (unframed): 13″h x 18″w

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d. 1805) Portrait of an unknown Gentleman, circa 1795 with powdered hair, wearing a brown coat, yellow waistcoat and white stock Watercolour on ivory Gilt-metal frame  Oval, 69 mm (2 3/4 in) high Exhibited: Comerford Collection a

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d. 1805) Portrait of an unknown Gentleman, circa 1795 with powdered hair, wearing a brown coat, yellow waistcoat and white stock Watercolour on ivory Gilt-metal frame  Oval, 69 mm (2 3/4 in) high Exhibited: Comerford Collection at the Irish Architectural Archives, Dublin, 2009  Literature: The Comerford Collection: Portrait Miniatures, (privately published, Dublin, 2009) pp 8, 35 (# 128) Place entered the Dublin Society`s Schools in December 1775 and studied there under F. R. West. After practicing for a time in Dublin he went to London and in 1791, when he was living at 37 Southampton Street, he sent a "Portrait of a Gentleman" to the Royal Academy. Next year he sent from 56 Poland Street ten miniatures, and he again exhibited in 1793 and 1797. In these years his address was 211 Piccadilly and 48 Great Marlborough Street. After some years in London he went to York, and afterwards to India, where he appears to have followed his profession at Lucknow; but nothing is known of his career in the East. He died in India about 1809.

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d.1805) An unknown Lady wearing white dress, her curly hair flowing over her shoulders, painted circa 1800 Watercolour on ivory  Original gilt-mounted rectangular black papier-mache frame  Oval, 67mm high (2 3/4 in) Exhibitions: 

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d.1805) An unknown Lady wearing white dress, her curly hair flowing over her shoulders, painted circa 1800 Watercolour on ivory  Original gilt-mounted rectangular black papier-mache frame  Oval, 67mm high (2 3/4 in) Exhibitions: Comerford Collection at the Irish Architectural Archives, Dublin, 2009  Literature: The Comerford Collection: Portrait Miniatures, (privately published, Dublin, 2009); Paul Caffrey, John Comerford and the Portrait Miniature in Ireland c. 1620-1850, at the Kilkenny Archaeological Society, 1999, p.31, Number 455, illustrated in colour p.37.  After some years in London he went to York, and afterwards to India, where he appears to have followed his profession at Lucknow.

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d. 1805) Portrait miniature of an unknown Gentleman, circa 1795 wearing dark brown coat, white waistcoat, frilled chemise, stock and knotted white cravat, powdered hair  Watercolour on ivory  Gilt-metal frame, the reverse glazed

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d. 1805) Portrait miniature of an unknown Gentleman, circa 1795 wearing dark brown coat, white waistcoat, frilled chemise, stock and knotted white cravat, powdered hair  Watercolour on ivory  Gilt-metal frame, the reverse glazed to reveal gold monogram JB on plaited hair  Oval, 70 mm (3 in) high Exhibited: Comerford Collection at the Irish Architectural Archives, Dublin, 2009  Literature: The Comerford Collection: Portrait Miniatures, (privately published, Dublin, 2009) pp 7, 26 (#75)

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d. 1805) Portrait miniature of a Gentleman wearing a brown coat, blue striped waistcoat and tied white cravat, his hair powdered and worn en queue with brown side whiskers Watercolour on ivory Gold frame, the reverse glazed to re

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH d. 1805) Portrait miniature of a Gentleman wearing a brown coat, blue striped waistcoat and tied white cravat, his hair powdered and worn en queue with brown side whiskers Watercolour on ivory Gold frame, the reverse glazed to reveal lock of brown hair tied with seed pearls on plaited brown hair Oval, 70 mm (3 in) high Exhibited: Comerford Collection at the Irish Architectural Archives, Dublin, 2009  Literature: The Comerford Collection: Portrait Miniatures, (privately published, Dublin, 2009) pp 8, 31 (# 105) Place entered the Dublin Society`s Schools in December 1775 and studied there under F. R. West. After practicing for a time in Dublin he went to London and in 1791, when he was living at 37 Southampton Street, he sent a "Portrait of a Gentleman" to the Royal Academy. Next year he sent from 56 Poland Street ten miniatures, and he again exhibited in 1793 and 1797. In these years his address was 211 Piccadilly and 48 Great Malborough Street. After some years in London he went to York, and afterwards to India, where he appears to have followed his profession at Lucknow; but nothing is known of his career in the East. He died in India about 1809

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH, EXH. R.A. (1791-1797)

GEORGE PLACE (IRISH, EXH. R.A. (1791-1797) Portrait miniature of a Lady, wearing white dress with high frilled lace collar and a white cap watercolour on ivory gold frame oval, 74mm high

George Place

George Place (Irish, died 1805) Richard 'Colley' Marquis of Wellesley In uniform of the governor general of India

George VI set of six silver menu or place setting

George VI set of six silver menu or place setting holders, Chester 1948, maker Sampson Mordan & Co, with two angled upright rings on a weighted base, cased (6) - Stock Ref:3382-3

GEORGE PLACE | Portrait of a gentleman

Watercolour and bodycolour on ivory, gold frame

Attributed to George Place (Irish, d.1805) A miniature portrait of a young gentleman with powdered hair, wearing a white tied stock,...

Attributed to George Place (Irish, d.1805) Portrait miniature of a young gentleman with powdered hair, wearing a white tied stock, red-trimmed waistcoat and blue coat, against a sea green ground watercolour on ivory, in an oval frame, with plaited hair and gold initials 'WB' to reverse h:7.20 cm

GEORGE PLACE (AVANT 1760-1805) Portrait d'une jeune femme en robe et important chapeau de dentelle blanche. Fond de ciel bleu nuag...

GEORGE PLACE (AVANT 1760-1805) Portrait d'une jeune femme en robe et important chapeau de dentelle blanche. Fond de ciel bleu nuageux. Miniature sur ivoire de forme losangée dite « en oil ». Dans un cadre reliquaire à bélière de la même forme. H_6,3 cm L_4 cm

George Place (Irish, died 1805) A Gentleman, wearing blue coat with black collar, yellow waistcoat, red solitaire, white chemise and tied gauze stock, his hair worn powdered and long

A Gentleman, wearing blue coat with black collar, yellow waistcoat, red solitaire, white chemise and tied gauze stock, his hair worn powdered and long. Signed on the reverse and dated Georgius Place/ Pinxυt 1793, gold frame with glazed reverse. Oval, 76mm (3in) high

George Place (Irish, died 1805) A Lady, wearing white dress with frilled collar and orange sash, her curled and powdered hair worn long and dressed with an orange bandeau

A Lady, wearing white dress with frilled collar and orange sash, her curled and powdered hair worn long and dressed with an orange bandeau. Gilt-metal frame, the reverse glazed to reveal pink silk. Oval, 72mm (2 13/16in) high

George Place (Irish, died 1805) A Gentleman, wearing blue coat with brass buttons, white waistcoat and tied stock

A Gentleman, wearing blue coat with brass buttons, white waistcoat and tied stock. Gold frame, the reverse glazed to reveal initials JS on blue glass plaque with seed pearl border, surrounded with curled hair, all on opalescent glass. Oval, 70mm ( 2 3/4in) high

GEORGE PLACE (ANGLO-IRISH, D. 1805)

A gentleman, in black coat and waistcoat, white cravat, with powdered hair oval, 2 13/16 in. (71 mm.) high, gilt-metal frame, the reverse with plaited hair

George Place (Irish d.1805)

A Gentleman, wearing blue coat with brass buttons, red collar, yellow waistcoat, white frilled shirt and tied cravat, his hair curled and powdered and worn en queue gold frame, the reverse with plaited hair within gold and blue glass surround Oval, 76mm. (3ins.) high

George Place (Irish, d.1805)

A Gentleman, wearing brown coat with silver buttons, blue and yellow striped waistcoat and white tied cravat, his hair powdered and worn en queue gold frame, the reverse with brown hair on to which laid a further lock of brown hair tied with gold band and seed pearls Oval, 76mm. (3ins.) high

Attributed to George Place (Irish, d.1805)

A Lady, wearing white dress with fichu and blue waistband, white shawl and white mob cap with blue ribbon decoration gilt-metal frame with red velvet reverse Oval, 73mm. (2 7/8ins.) high

George Place (Irish, d.1805)

A Lady, wearing white dress with frilled trim, a white bandeau in her long powdered hair gold frame, the reverse glazed to reveal brown silk Oval, 62mm. (2 3/8ins.) high

George Place (Irish, d.1805)

A young Gentleman, wearing dark grey coat, white waistcoat and tied cravat gold frame Oval, 75mm. (2 15/16ins.) high

George Place (Irish, d.1805) A young Gentleman, wearing blue coat with black collar, white waistcoat and stock, his hair powdered and en queue gold mount, set in a rectangular papier-mâché frame oval, 73mm. (2 7/8in.) high

GEORGE PLACE (d. 1805)

Colonel John Blair, facing left in blue coat with black velvet collar and yellow waistcoat, knotted white cravat with pleated jabot, centre-parted powdered hair and sidewhiskers; stormy sky background oval, 2 3/8 in. (61 mm.) high, reeded gilt-brass frame with glazed reverse NOTES Colonel John Blair married Ann, the eldest daughter of Admiral Webber.