personal effects - british walking sticks : canes

8/20/2019 Personal Effects - British Walking Sticks : Canes

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English Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle & Silver Collar

Late 17th Century (Kimball M. Sterling, Inc.)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle

c. 1695(Kimball M. Sterling, Inc.)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle, Silver Collar, & Ring

1696(Antique Walking Sticks U.K.)


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Dated 1698(Tradewinds Antiques)


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c. Late 17th Century - Early 18th Century (Skinner)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with an Ivory Knob Handle, Silver Collar, Ferrule, and Lappet

c. 1700(British Antique Dealers Association)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver - Piqué Inlay Ivory Knob Handle, Silver Collar, Brass Ferrule, & Steel Tip

Dated 1702(Walpole Antiques)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver - Piqué Inlay Ivory Knob Handle, Silver Collar, & Metal Ferrule

Dated 1704(Walpole Antiques)


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English Beech Walking Stick with an Ivory Knob Handle, Silver Collar Engraved “John Billing 1704”, & Metal Ferrule1704

(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle, Engraved Silver Collar, & Silver Lappet

Early 18th Century (Christies)


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English Masonic Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle, Metal Collar, Ring, & Ferrule

Dated 1723(AntiqueWalkingSticks.co.uk)


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c. 1710(Tradewinds Antiques)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle, Later Silver Collar, & Silver Ring

Early 18th Century (Finch & Co.)


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English Narwhal Horn Walking Stick Inlaid with Silver, Ivory, and Tortoiseshell with Brass Ferrule

c. 1700 - 1750(Victoria & Albert)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle & Metal Ferrule



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English Malacca Walking Stick with an Ivory Flat Knob Handle, Gold Collar, & Metal Ferrule

c. 1760(Victoria & Albert)


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English Stepped Malacca Walking Stick with an Ivory Knob Handle, Silver Collar & Silver Ring

c. 1770(Victoria & Albert)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with an Ivory Knob Handle, Silver Collar, Silver Ring, & Metal Ferrule

Early 18th Century (Tradewinds Antiques)


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English (?) Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Pique - Inlay Ivory Handle, Silver Collar, and Brass Ferrule

Initialed “R E” & Dated 1702(Christies)


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English (?) Walking Stick with a Silver Pique - Inlay Ivory Handle, Silver Collar, and Brass Ferrule

Early 18th Century (Christies)


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English (?) Malacca Walking Stick with Ivory Handle

18th Century (Kahn Fine Antiques & Works of Art)


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English (?) Rosewood Walking Sticks with Ivory Handles, Inlays, & Silver Collar

Late 18th Century (Christies)


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English (?) Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver - Pique Ivory Handle & Silver Band Collar

18th Century (Kahn Fine Antiques & Works of Art)


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English (?) Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver - Pique Marine Ivory Handle & Silver Band Collar

Early 18th Century (Shaft Replaced Later 18th Century)(Kahn Fine Antiques & Works of Art)


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English (?) Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver - Pique Ivory Handle & Later Brass Band Collar

Early 18th Century (Shaft Replaced Later 18th Century)(Kahn Fine Antiques & Works of Art)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle Which Contains a Snu! Cavity

18th Century (Kimball M. Sterling, Inc.)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Piqué - Inlay Ivory Knob Handle Which Contains a Snu! Cavity

c. 1715(Tradewinds Antiques)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with anIvory Knob Handle & Brass Collar

c. 1720 - 1750(Museum of London)


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English or German Malacca Walking Stick with a Chased Gold Knob Handle



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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Chased Gold Knob Handle, Gold Ring, & Metal FerruleCrest of COMPTON of Gloucestershire, Commedia Del'Arte Scene of a Doctor Catching his Daughter with a Suitor

by William Collins of London c. 1740(Bonhams)


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English Walking Stick with a Gilt Brass Knob Handle & Brass Ferrule



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English Malacca Walking Stick with Gilt Brass Knob Handle & Brass Ferrule



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English Malacca Walking Stick with Gold Knob Handle & Metal Ferrulec. 1780 - 1800

(Victoria & Albert)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with Gilt Brass Knob Handle & Metal Ferrulec. 1760 - 1769

(Victoria & Albert)


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Three Malacca Walking Sticks with Gold Knob HandlesOne Marked for London 1771

One Unmarked c. 1765 with Embossed Rococo Decoration with Herons & Birds

One Engraved with Foliate Swags & Flowers c. 1787 (Christies)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Gold Knob Handle Containing a Time PieceMid 18th Century

(Private Collection)


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English Striking Watch / Quarter - Repeating Watch for a Walking Stick in a Later Gold Basket by Thomas Mudge c. 1756 - 1757

(The British Museum)


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Gold Handled Walking Stick of Dr. Richard Mead (Royal College of Physicians, London)

Portrait of Dr. Richard Mead (1673 - 1753) by Allan Ramsay c. 1747 (The Foundling Museum)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with a Silver Knob Handle, Silver Band, & Brass FerruleMid - Late 18th Century

(Great Western Auctions)


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English Walking Stick with Tortoiseshell & Silver Plated Metal Knob Handle & Brass Ferrulec. 1700

(Victoria & Albert)


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English Malacca Walking Stick with Carved Horn Handle & Ferrulec. 1740 - 1750

(Victoria & Albert)


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Boxwood & Ivory Walking Stick or Ceremonial Sta ! Knob HandlePossibly Masonic / Grand Lodge of England Dated 1698

(Finch & Co. U.K.)


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English Soft - Paste Porcelain Walking Stick Handleby Joseph Willems, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory c. 1750 - 1752

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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English Soft - Paste Porcelain Walking Stick HandlesChelsea Porcelain Manufactory c. 1750 - 1752

(The British Musuem)


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English Soft - Paste Porcelain Walking Stick Handlec. 1755

(Victoria & Albert)


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English Soft - Paste Porcelain Walking Stick Handleby Lowestoft Porcelain Factory c. 1775 - 1780

(Victoria & Albert)


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English Soft - Paste Porcelain Walking Stick Handlec. 1745

(Victoria & Albert)


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Henry Portman Seymour

by Sir Godfrey Kneller 1714(Yale Center for British Art)


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“John Philips Gentl. Aged 117”

by John Faber the Younger, After Philippe Mercier c. 1720 - 1756(The British Museum)


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Illustration to “Gay’s Fables”

by Gerard van der Gucht, After John Wootton c. 1727 - 1776(The British Museum)


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Illustration to “Gay’s Fables”

by Gerard van der Gucht, After John Wootton c. 1727 - 1776(The British Museum)


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“The Miser”

by Samuel Wale c. 1730 - 1786(The British Museum)


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“John Montagu, Duke of Montagu Esqr.”

by John Faber the Younger, After Sir Godfrey Kneller 1731(The British Museum)


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Portrait of the Artist

After Jonathan Richardson the Elder c. 1733(Yale Center for British Art)


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“The unequal Courtship”

Published by Thomas Bowles II, Published by John Bowles c. 1733 - 1763(The British Museum)


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“Richard Van Bleeck, Pictor”

by Peter van Bleeck, After Richard van Bleeck 1735(The British Museum)


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The Centurion “William Walker”

by Gerhard Bockman, After John Slack c. 1736 - 1773(The British Museum)


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“Mr Turbutt in the Character of Sosia in Amphitryon” by Andrew Miller, Published by Henry Overton I, After Thomas Bisse c. 1740



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“The R:t Hon:ble GUSTAVUS Lord Visc.t BOYNE, ...” byMichael Ford, Published by Michael Ford, After William Hogarth c. 1740 - 1765



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“The R:t Hon:ble Gustavus Lord Visc.t Boyne, ...” byAMJ, After William Hogarth c. 1740 - 1765



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“Mr. PINE,” Attributed to James McArdell, Published by George Pulley, After William Hogarth c. 1740 - 1765



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Two Menby Paul Sandby c. 1740 - 1765



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Edward Mauriceby James McArdell, After Thomas Hudson c. 1740 - 1765



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A Gentlemanby Louis Truchy, Published by John Bowles, After Gravelot 1744



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“Henry Voguell. Esq” by John Faber the Younger, Published by Christopher Seton, After Antoine Pesne c. 1746



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Clayton Jonesby Thomas Gainsborough c. 1744 - 1745

(Yale Center for British Art)


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“The Power of Music and Beauty” by August Herman Jakob Degmair, Published by Carington Bowles, After Robert Pyle c. 1750



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Peter Darnell Muilman, Charles Crokatt and William Keable in a Landscapeby Thomas Gainsborough c. 1750

(Tate)


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Sir Jon van Hattenby Arthur Devis 1753(Fitzwilliam Museum)


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Colonel Sir Robert Richby Arthur Devis

(Bank of England)


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“Old Age” by Richard Houston, Published by Robert Sayer / John Bowles, After Philippe Mercier c. 1752 - 1766



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“TIMOTHY BENNETT of Hampton-Wick in Middlesex, Shoemaker, ....” by James McArdell, After George Budd c. 1752 - 1765



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“Our Ciceroni att MARLI” by George Keate c. 1754 - 1756



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Edward Morant and His Son John

by Sir Joshua Reynolds 1759


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The Honorable Henry Fane (1739–1802) with Inigo Jones and Charles Blair by Sir Joshua Reynolds (English, Plympton 1723–1792 London) 1761 - 1766



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“OUT OUT of Place & Uncompromised” by John Bowles c. 1763 -1779



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A Gentleman & Dog by Thomas Cook, Published by Robert Sayer, After John Collet c. 1765 - 1775



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“I’VE GOT DE MONISH.” by Bowles & Carver, After Robert Dighton c. 1766 - 1799



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“The NAPPY LAD, or TOPING BUCK.” by Carington Bowles c. 1766 - 1790



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John Needham, 10th Viscount Kilmorey by Thomas Gainsborough c. 1768

(Tate)


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Richard Gildart by John Wright of Derby 1768

(Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool UK)


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William, Sixth Baron Cravenby Francis Cotes 1768

(Worcester Art Museum)


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“OLD AGE.” by Philippe Joseph Tassaert, Published by John Boydell 1768



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Sir Benjamin Trumanby Thomas Gainsborough c. 1770 - 1774

(Tate Galleries)


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“The Splentative Englishman travelling in Germany.” by Loraine Smith c. 1770 - 1775



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Portrait of a Young Gentlemanby Philip Wickstead c. 1770 - 1779

(Philip Mould)


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Thomas Snape of Alsager by Richard Crosse c. 1770 - 1779

(Philip Mould)


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William Lowndes, Auditor of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer by Thomas Gainsborough 1771



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Captain Gabriel Maturinby John Singleton Copley (While in New York) 1771

(Bonhams)


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“A MACARONI” by Mathew Darly, After Edward Topham 1771



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“A MACARONI” by M. Darly 1771

(Colonial Williamsburg)


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“THE TIGER MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1771



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“THE TURF MACARONI” by Mathew Darly 1771



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“THE ENGLISH JESUIT.” by Mathew Darly 1771



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“GANYMEDE.” by Mathew Darly 1771



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“CAPTN. CUT - LASS.” by Mathew Darly 1771



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Gorges Edmond Howardc. 1771 - 1772



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“MODERATE INTEREST.” by Mathew Darly, After Edward Topham 1772



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“BUCK & DOE MACARONIES Keeping it up” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The CHELSEA MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE CLERICL MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE FARMER MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The KNIGHTSBRIDGE MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The MACARONI PROVIDER.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE MARGATE MACARONI” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE MARTIAL MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE MARTIAL MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE MINATURE MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“A MUNGO MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The NEW MARKET MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE OXFORD Adonis MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE PORTER MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE ST. JAMES’S MACARONI” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE STABLE Y-D MACARONI” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The Tower Macaroni. PRO BONO PUBLICO.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE UNFORTUNATE MACARONI” by Mathew Darly 1773



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“The Upper CLAPTON MACARONI” by Mathew Darly 1773



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“The WESTMINSTER MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The WESTMINSTER MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The WHALE BONE MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“The WOOLWICH MACARONI.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE MACARONI CAPTAINS.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“THE MACARONI DUELISTS.” by Mathew Darly, After Richard St. George Marsergh 1772



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“THE RIDICULE.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“A COURTESAN & FRINEUR.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“Dr. Loll Tongue.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“ROAST BEEF & PORT...” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“WHO’S AFRAID” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“An oddity on Change Alley” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“SOOTY DUN THE DEVIL’S MEALMAN.” by Mathew Darly 1772



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“Fording the Brook” by William Dickinson, Published by John Bowles, After Samuel Heronymus Grimm 1772



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“View COLMAN in the lap of Mother Shipton” by Matthew Darly 1772



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The Right Honorable John Staplesby Pompeo Batoni c. 1773 - 1774

(National Trust)


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John Talbot, 1st Earl Talbot by Pompeo Girolamo Batoni 1773

(Getty Museum)


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“THE COUNTRY SINGING CLERK ON A SUNDAY” by Mathew Darly 1773



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“THE ANTIQUARIAN” by Mathew Darly 1773



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“THE ANTIQUE ARCHITECT” by Mathew Darly 1773



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“DOCTOR FORCEPS” by Mathew Darly 1773



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“DOCTOR FORCEPS” by Mathew Darly 1773



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“STEPHEN STRUT & TALLOW MACARONI”” by Thomas Pether 1773



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“The CONTRAST between the English SQUIRE and the French COUNT.” by William Humphrey 1773



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John Scott of Banks Fey by Pompeo Girolamo Batoni 1774

(The National Gallery)


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“A KNIGHT of the SPIT.” by Mathew Darly 1774(The British Museum)


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“GEORGE’s DELIGHT or Neck or Nothing.” by Mathew Darly 1774(The British Museum)


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Thomas Fielder, Fruit Broker, Aged 66by Valentine Green after Mason Chamberlin I 1774

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Cooper Pemroseby Charles Forrest 1775

(The Cooper Pemrose Collection)


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Thomas "Sense" Browneby Nathaniel Dance-Holland 1775



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Possibly Mr. Barclay by Francis Wheatley c. 1775



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“THE BEGGAR AND HIS DOG” 1775



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John Milnesby John Wright of Derby 1776

(The Holburne Museum)


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“- From Warwick Lane.” by Philip James de Loutherbourg, Published by William Holland 1776



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Young Man with a Hammer Walking Stick by Philip James de Loutherbourg 1776



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“PARK - CHARACTER.” by Mathew Darly 1776(The British Museum)


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“The Political Designer of Pots, Pans, & Pipkins” by Matthew Darly 1776(The British Museum)


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“OLD BATCHELOR Mr. FOOTE in the Character of FONDLEWIFE.” by John Thornthwaite, Published by John Bell, After James Roberts II, 1776



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John Mustersby Sir Joshua Reynolds c. 1777 - 1780

(National Gallery of Art)


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“THE POACHER” 1777



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“SR. WILLIAM WADDLE” by by Matthew Darly 1777



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“A - NAMBIE - PAMBIE - IN THE TIP OF THE MODE -” by by Matthew Darly 1777



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“BUCKLES AND BUTTONS...” by by Matthew Darly 1777



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Nathaniel Hone 1Self Portrait c. 1778

(Manchester City Galleries)


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A Social Satireby Mathew Darly 1778(The British Museum)


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A Bagnio Sceneby Sayer & Bennett 1778



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Book Illustrationby Thomas Berwick 1779



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George Basil Wooddby Francis Wheatley c. 1780(Yale Center for British Art)


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A Gentleman and his Dog by Francis Wheatley c. 1780(Yale Center for British Art)


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A Gentleman and his Dog by Wilson c. 1780 - 1788

(Victoria & Albert)


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“Lord GEORGE GORDON President of the Protestant Association” by R. Bran, Published by John Harris c. 1780



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“SCORN” c. 1780 - 1790



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“A MAN of WAR, towing a FRIGATE into HARBOUR” by Carington Bowles 1781



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“THE GOVERNORS FAREWELL.” by John Nixon, Published by J. Langham 1782



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Book Illustrationby Thomas Berwick c. 1783 - 1800



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“FRONT, SIDE VIEW, AND BACK FRONT, of a Modern fine Gentleman” Published by John Raphael Smith, After Henry William Bunbury 1783



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“THE INFLEXIBLE PORTER, a Tragedy” by Henry William Bunbury, Published by John Raphael Smith 1783



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“FOX”S FOOL...” Attributed to Paul Sandby 1784



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“A SCOTCH BREEZE, scene New Bridge EDINGURGH”by Isaac Cruikshank 1784



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“Fox and Burke as Hudibras and RalphoA SCOTCH BREEZE, scene New Bridge EDINGURGH”by J. Notice 1784



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Baillie Lothian and Provost Stewart by John Kay 1784



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Mr. Allan Macdougal, Mr. Watson of Glentucky & Mr: Colquhoun Grant by John Kay 1784



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Three Edinburgh Bucks or “Worthies” The Daft Highland Laird (James Robertson), The Corporal of the Edinburgh Guard (John Dhu), and Jamie Du!

by John Kay 1784(Private Collection)


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Dr. James Graham & Principle Robertson of Edinburgh University by John Kay 1784



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“GENERAL JAMES OGLETHORPE” by Samuel Ireland, Published by John Cary 1785



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William Robertsonby John Kay 1785



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“WINTER” by Sayer & Bennett 1785



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Mr. Bailey of Stansteadc. 1780 - 1785



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American (?) Hickory Walking Stick with Cast Silver Handle and Brass Collar Engraved “WP Aug 1769” Owned by Major William Prescott of New Hampshire Who Served During the American War for Independence & His Descendents

(Cowan’s Auctions)


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American (?) Hickory Walking Stick with Cast Silver Handle and Brass Collar Engraved “WP Aug 1769” Owned by Major William Prescott of New Hampshire Who Served During the American War for Independence & His Descendents

(Cowan’s Auctions)


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Thomas Je! erson’s Walking Sticks - One of Whalebone, Ivory, & GoldGiven to Him by His Friend, Joseph C. Cabell, Whom He Helped Found the University of Virginia

c. Late 18th Century (Je! erson’s Monticello)


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George Washington’s Malacca Walking Stick with a Gold Knob Handle, Gold Ferrule, & Gold Band"Bequeathed by Genl. Washington to Robert Washington of Chotanck."

18th Century (Morristown National Historic Park)


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William Bowdoinby Robert Feke c. 1748



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Robert Hooper, Jr.by John Singleton Copley c. 1770



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Boston Merchant Thomas Amory IIby John Singleton Copley c. 1770 - 1772(National Gallery of Art, Washington)


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Portrait of a Gentlemanby Henry Benbridge of Philadelphia c. 1770



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James Warren by John Singleton Copley c. 1761 - 1763



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