Six portrait miniatures, various dates and origins

the first, the portrait of a lady in a blue dress with ribbons in her hair, French school, circa 1775, aquarelle and gouache on ivory, oval within a later rectangular frame, 4.5cm., 1 3/4 in high ; second, a profile of a lady, pencil on prepared paper, probably French School, late 18th century, within a modern graduated rectangular gilt metal frame, 4.2cm., 1 5/8 in high ; third, the portrait of a lady in a white dress, aquarelle and gouache on ivory, French School circa 1830, rectangular, within a gilt wood frame, inscribed on the reverse 'portrait of Miss Jarman/ C. Ford, June 17 / 1830', cracked, 10cm., 4 in high ; a portrait of a gentleman in 17th century style, oil on copper, probably 18th century, oval within wood frame, 7.7cm., 3 in high ; the portrait of a minstrel and his companion, late 19th century, on ivory, within a velvet and leather frame, 6cm., 2 3/8 in. high ; the last, an enamel plaque, said to be a portrait of Mrs Abingdon, with paper label 'Kate Macy Ladd miniature collection', oval within a gilt wood frame, late 19th century, 7.3cm., 2 7/8 in. high

1. overall good condition 2. good condition apart from a few stains aling right edge 3. warp, crack along left hand side 4. some wear to painting along top and left egdes , a few scratches. 5. overall good condition For all sales which take place on or after 1 February 2015, please note that the rate of buyer's premium for each lot (charged as a percentage of the hammer price achieved for that lot) has been revised and shall be calculated at the thresholds set out below: Buyer's premium is 25% of the hammer price up to and including £100,000; Buyer's premium is 20% of the hammer price on any amount in excess of £100, 000 up to and including £1,800,000; Buyer's premium is 12% of the hammer price on any amount in excess of £1,800,000. As stated above, the revised thresholds are effective as of 1 February 2015.
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