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Lot 36 · Silver, Objects of Vertu including Flatware and Portrait Miniatures

An Officer of the 22nd Light Dragoons, c.1795, wearing red coat with silver lace and blue collar edged with silver, silver epaulettes, black stock and white frilled chemise, his hair powdered

John Thomas Barber Beaumont, Fsa, Fgs

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Estimate
£1,000–£1,500 hammer ≈ $1,507–$2,260
Result
upcoming — 22 April 2015
Performance
Sale
Bonhams — Silver, Objects of Vertu including Flatware and Portrait Miniatures, London, Knightsbridge · 22 April 2015
Record ID
TB-2026-1772759
Record
first seen 23 Jul 2026 · updated 23 Jul 2026 · source ↗
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John Thomas Barber Beaumont, Fsa, Fgs, An Officer of the 22nd Light Dragoons, c.1795, wearing red coat with silver lace and blue collar edged with silver, silver epaulettes, black stock and white frilled chemise, his hair powdered. Bonhams, 22 Apr 2015, lot 36. estimate £1,000–£1,500, unsold at time of record. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-1772759.

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72% chance this lot finds a buyer · market base rate 72%

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John Thomas Barber Beaumont, Fsa, Fgs, An Officer of the 22nd Light Dragoons, c.1795, wearing red coat with silver lace and blue collar edged with silver, silver epaulettes, black stock and white frilled chemise, his hair powdered. Bonhams, 22 Apr 2015, lot 36. estimate £1,000–£1,500, unsold at time of record. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-1772759.

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From the same sale Silver, Objects of Vertu including Flatware and Portrait Miniatures · Apr 2015

LotArtistEstimateResult
circa 1630 A portrait miniature of a Gentleman, wearing lace collar a… English School £800–£1,200
Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658), Lord Protector of England (1653-1658), w… Henry Pierce Bone £4,000–£6,000
18th century Lodowicke Muggleton (1609-1698), wearing black tunic, sl… After Samuel Cooper £1,000–£1,500
A Gentleman, wearing black cloak and small white collar, his brown ha… Circle Of Samuel Cooper £800–£1,200
dated 1796 A Gentleman, wearing Windsor Uniform, white stock and fril… Continental School £600–£800 upcoming
A portrait miniature of a General Officer and Knight of the Order of … Philip Jean £1,500–£2,000 upcoming

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ArtistLotvs. estimateResult USD, incl. premiumSale
John Thomas Barber Beaumont, Fsa, Fgs A portrait miniature of a Gentleman, wearing brown coat, whi $1,707 Bonhams, Sep 2015
John Thomas Barber Beaumont, Fsa, Fgs An Officer of the 22nd Light Dragoons, c.1795, wearing red c Bonhams, Sep 2015
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