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    • JOHN STORDY (c.1738-1799) Portrait of a Gentleman Signed and dated ‘Stordy…
      Nov. 05, 2024

      JOHN STORDY (c.1738-1799) Portrait of a Gentleman Signed and dated ‘Stordy…

      Est: €400 - €600

      JOHN STORDY (c.1738-1799) Portrait of a Gentleman Signed and dated ‘Stordy / pinxt / 1765’ Watercolour on ivory Oval 4.8cm high, 3.8cm wide Framed in a gold bracelet and locket setting Stordy practiced as a watchmaker before producing miniatures which he exhibited in the Society of Artists in 1769 and the following year, when he was living on Grafton Street. He later relocated to London exhibiting at the Royal Academy between 1786 and 1788. Dates 1765, this example of his art dates from his period in Dublin.

      Adam's
    • Attributed to John Stordy (d.1799) GENTLEMAN IN GREEN AND GOLD COATEE
      Jun. 06, 2022

      Attributed to John Stordy (d.1799) GENTLEMAN IN GREEN AND GOLD COATEE

      Est: €600 - €800

      Attributed to John Stordy (d.1799) GENTLEMAN IN GREEN AND GOLD COATEE miniature watercolour in gold locket; (oval) h:1.50  w:1.15 in. Provenance: Private Collection, UK amassed in the 1960s and 1970s; Chiswick Auctions, 19 June 2019, lot 14; Private collection The sitter is probably Irish and is wearing a uniform similar to that of the 1782 Club that celebrated the creation of the Independent Irish Parliament by the removal of restrictions imposed by the English parliament. John Stordy was originally a watchmaker. In 1751 he was living in Capel Street, Dublin and was awarded four pounds and eleven shillings in the Dublin Society for making enamelled plates for watches. He exhibited miniatures in enamel and watercolour at the Society of Artists in William Street in 1769 and 1770 by which time he was working as a "watch maker and miniature painter" in Grafton Street. In or soon after 1771 he went to London and endeavoured to obtain a practice as a miniature painter, but he did not succeed. He fell into indigent circumstances and died in poverty in an obscure lodging in Kensington Gravel Pits in 1799. He exhibited three portraits at the Royal Academy, 1786-1788. A miniature signed "Stordy 1787" is in the Nottingham Museum. (Strickland)

      Whyte's
    • ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN STORDY (IRISH c.1738-1799)
      Jun. 19, 2019

      ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN STORDY (IRISH c.1738-1799)

      Est: £200 - £300

      ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN STORDY (IRISH c.1738-1799) Portrait miniature of a Gentleman, wearing a green coat with trimmed with silver braid, lace cravat and powdered wig worn en queue Watercolour on ivory Gold frame Oval, 38mm high

      Chiswick Auctions
    • John Stordy (Irish, circa 1738-1799) An Officer, wearing scarlet coatee with blue collar edged with gold, gold epaulettes and buttons, white waistcoat and frilled white cravat, his hair worn powdered
      Nov. 19, 2008

      John Stordy (Irish, circa 1738-1799) An Officer, wearing scarlet coatee with blue collar edged with gold, gold epaulettes and buttons, white waistcoat and frilled white cravat, his hair worn powdered

      Est: £500 - £700

      An Officer, wearing scarlet coatee with blue collar edged with gold, gold epaulettes and buttons, white waistcoat and frilled white cravat, his hair worn powdered. Gold frame. Oval, 40mm (1 9/16in) high

      Bonhams
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