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  • AN ENGLISH MARBLE FIGURE, ENTITLED 'MAIDENHOOD'
    Sep. 30, 2015

    AN ENGLISH MARBLE FIGURE, ENTITLED 'MAIDENHOOD'

    Est: £4,000 - £6,000

    AN ENGLISH MARBLE FIGURE, ENTITLED 'MAIDENHOOD' BY EDGAR GEORGE PAPWORTH (1809-1866), LONDON, DATED 1875 Signed 'G. PAPWORTH. So LONDON 1875' and titled to the front 'MAIDENHOOD' 41 in. (104 cm.) high; 14 in. (36 cm.) wide; 15 in. (38 cm.) deep

    Christie's
  • Edgar George Papworth (1809-1866) "Beatrice" y "Maidenhood" Dos figuras elaboradas en porcelana biscuit. Sello Copeland. Origen inglés.
    Mar. 24, 2012

    Edgar George Papworth (1809-1866) "Beatrice" y "Maidenhood" Dos figuras elaboradas en porcelana biscuit. Sello Copeland. Origen inglés.

    Est: $13,000 - $18,000

    Edgar George Papworth (1809-1866) "Beatrice" y "Maidenhood" Dos figuras elaboradas en porcelana biscuit sobre base circular. Sello Copeland. Origen inglés. La segunda fechada 1861. Se sabe que las originales fueron exhibidas en 1860 y 1861. Una con ligera despostilladura en el tocado. Alturas: 56.2 y 56 cm. Total de piezas: 2.

    Morton Subastas
  • * A Copeland Parian figure of 'Beatrice', c. 1880,
    Jul. 22, 2010

    * A Copeland Parian figure of 'Beatrice', c. 1880,

    Est: £400 - £600

    * A Copeland Parian figure of 'Beatrice', c. 1880, classical style maiden with a gilt star on her forehead and exquisite gilt and red decoration to the neckline and hem of her gown, on integral circular base with impressed marks 'Beatrice', 'Copeland' and 'Edgar Papworth SC. Pub March 1804 Copyright Reserved' and date mark for 1880 (left thumb repaired), 21.25ins (54cm) high. The original statue by E.G. Papworth Jr. was exhibited in 1860. Beatrice was the love of Dante's life and he wrote a great deal about her in his poetry, even though she died at the age of 24. The pair to this figure is 'Maidenhood'. (1)

    Dominic Winter Auctions
  • A PARIAN COPELAND FIGURE of Beatrice, after Edgar
    Jun. 25, 2009

    A PARIAN COPELAND FIGURE of Beatrice, after Edgar

    Est: £80 - £120

    A PARIAN COPELAND FIGURE of Beatrice, after Edgar Papworth Jnr., circa 1860, standing with her right hand across her breast and with a star in her hair, 22" high (see illustration)

    Mallams
  • A COPELAND PARIAN WARE FIGURE MAIDENHOOD, after
    Mar. 11, 2009

    A COPELAND PARIAN WARE FIGURE MAIDENHOOD, after

    Est: £200 - £300

    A COPELAND PARIAN WARE FIGURE MAIDENHOOD, after Edgar G Papworth Jnr, 19th century, the standing maiden gazing pensively downwards on a textured and tilted circular base, impressed Copeland mark and inscribed "Published September 2nd 1861", 21 3/4" high Note: This figure was inspired by Longfellow's Poem of the same name. The original marble statue was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1861

    Hartleys Auctioneers and Valuers
  • EDGAR JOHN PAPWORTH, JUNIOR (1832-1884) - BUST OF
    Feb. 27, 2009

    EDGAR JOHN PAPWORTH, JUNIOR (1832-1884) - BUST OF

    Est: £1,000 - £1,500

    EDGAR JOHN PAPWORTH, JUNIOR (1832-1884) - BUST OF A YOUNG WOMAN marble, on marble socle, 56cm h, signed E G PAPWORTH Sc and dated 1868

    Mellors & Kirk
  • EDGAR GEORGE PAPWORTH BRITISH 19TH CENTURY
    Dec. 10, 2008

    EDGAR GEORGE PAPWORTH BRITISH 19TH CENTURY

    Est: £4,000 - £6,000

    EDGAR GEORGE PAPWORTH (BRITISH 19TH CENTURY) DIANA THE HUNTRESS carrara marble, signed 'E.g. Papworth Sculp 1863'; together with a companion male figure, signed 'C. Papworth Sculp 1864' (2) 93cm high

    Lyon & Turnbull
  • A Copeland parian figure of Maidenhood, after the
    May. 01, 2008

    A Copeland parian figure of Maidenhood, after the

    Est: £150 - £250

    A Copeland parian figure of Maidenhood, after the marble sculpture by Edgar Papworth Jr, 57cm h, impressed mark, title, sculptor's name and COPYRIGHT RESERVED, c1860

    Mellors & Kirk
  • Maidenhood, after Edgar G Papworth Jnr, Copeland,
    Nov. 22, 2007

    Maidenhood, after Edgar G Papworth Jnr, Copeland,

    Est: £250 - £350

    Maidenhood, after Edgar G Papworth Jnr, Copeland, circa 1861, the standing maiden gazing pensively downwards, on a textured and titled circular base, impressed "Copeland J", 55.3cm high See illustration A similar figure is illustrated in Copeland (Robert): Parian Copeland's Statuary Porcelain, S99, pg.154. This figure was inspired by Longfellow's poem of the same name. The original marble statue was exhibited at the 1860 Royal Academy. Beneath the base of early examples, a verse of Longfellow's poem was printed; Standing with reluctant feet/Where the brook and river meet/Womanhood and childhood fleet. Gazing with a timid glance/On the brooklets swift advance/On the river's broad expanse.

    Tennants
  • The Young Emigrant, and The Young Shrimper,
    Nov. 22, 2007

    The Young Emigrant, and The Young Shrimper,

    Est: £300 - £400

    The Young Emigrant, and The Young Shrimper, companion figures after Edgar G Papworth Jnr, Copeland, circa 1876, the first as a child standing with a knapsack over his right shoulder, the shrimper holding a net and a shell, both with impressed frontal title, the first impressed "Copeland M76", the other "Copeland F", 51cm and 49.5cm high respectively See illustration Similar figures are illustrated in Copeland (Robert): Parian Copeland's Statuary Porcelain, pls S200 and S201, pg.194. "The Young Emigrant" in marble, was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1861 and together with its companion "The Young Shrimper", at the International Exhibition in London in 1862. The growing interest in travel and the practice of taking summer holidays by the sea may have inspired these figures.

    Tennants
  • A PAIR OF COPELAND PARIAN FIGURES 'THE YOUNG SHRIMPER' AND 'THE YOUNG EMIGRANT' the former depicted as a young girl holding a scallop shell and a
    Oct. 25, 2006

    A PAIR OF COPELAND PARIAN FIGURES 'THE YOUNG SHRIMPER' AND 'THE YOUNG EMIGRANT' the former depicted as a young girl holding a scallop shell and a

    Est: £350 - £400

    A PAIR OF COPELAND PARIAN FIGURES 'THE YOUNG SHRIMPER' AND 'THE YOUNG EMIGRANT' the former depicted as a young girl holding a scallop shell and a net, the other modelled with a young boy with a knap sack over his shoulder, impressed with titles, also 'Copeland - Pub June 1863, Edgar Papworth - Sculpt', 49cm and 51cm high (2). *See Illustration.

    Hampton and Littlewood
  • A 19th Century Copeland parion figure 'Beatrice', after the original by Edgar Papworth Junior, impressed marks, 21.25in (54cm) high
    Sep. 05, 2006

    A 19th Century Copeland parion figure 'Beatrice', after the original by Edgar Papworth Junior, impressed marks, 21.25in (54cm) high

    Est: £150 - £200

    A 19th Century Copeland parion figure 'Beatrice', after the original by Edgar Papworth Junior, impressed marks, 21.25in (54cm) high

    Fellows
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