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copperplate engraver, Water colorist, Water color painter, b. 1778 - d. 1810

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  • JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810)
    Jan. 26, 2022

    JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810)

    Est: £150 - £250

    JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810) JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810) The Thames at Chiswick signed J.C. Smith (lower right) pencil and watercolour 22.8 x 31.7 cm PROVENANCE: From the Collection of the late Sir Duncan Oppenheim, sold Christie’s London, 6th June 2003, lot 92 (part lot).

    Chiswick Auctions
  • JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810)
    Dec. 07, 2021

    JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810)

    Est: £300 - £500

    JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810) JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH (BRITISH 1778-1810) The Thames at Chiswick signed J.C. Smith (lower right) pencil and watercolour 22.8 x 31.7 cm PROVENANCE: From the Collection of the late Sir Duncan Oppenheim, sold Christie’s London, 6th June 2003, lot 92 (part lot).

    Chiswick Auctions
  • JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH, SIGNED AND DATED 1811,
    Jun. 12, 2009

    JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH, SIGNED AND DATED 1811,

    Est: £300 - £350

    JOSEPH CLARENDON SMITH, SIGNED AND DATED 1811, OIL, "Belvoir Castle", 21" x 28"

    Keys Fine Art Auctioneers
  • AN AMERICAN SILVER COFFEE POT, HARVEY LEWIS & JOSEPH SMITH, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1810
    Jan. 19, 2007

    AN AMERICAN SILVER COFFEE POT, HARVEY LEWIS & JOSEPH SMITH, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1810

    Est: $7,000 - $10,000

    weight 46oz (1431g) gross measurements height 16 1/2in. (42cm) Urn form lower body, gadrooned around lower half, joined to incurved neck by band of narrow beading, stepped and incurved hinged lid with beading along rims and urn finial, S-curve spout with applied anthemion on upper end, stepped pedestal foot with beaded rims on shallow square plinth, one side of body engraved with contemporary monogram RMS in foliate script, marked Lewis & Smith in conforming punch NOTE The short-lived partnership of Harvey Lewis and Joseph Smith began in 1805. Lewis, who had been apprentice to Joseph Lownes, appears to have gone into business on his own in 1802 and took his first apprentice two years later. In 1805, with borrowed capital from Joseph Richardson, Jr., Lewis and Smith established their business as partners. By 1810 the partnership had ended and by the following year Lewis had set up a new shop and wharehouse on Second Street.

    Sotheby's
  • AN AMERICAN SILVER COFFEE POT, HARVEY LEWIS & JOSEPH SMITH, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1810
    Oct. 07, 2006

    AN AMERICAN SILVER COFFEE POT, HARVEY LEWIS & JOSEPH SMITH, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1810

    Est: $8,000 - $12,000

    PROPERTY DESCENDED IN AN EAST COAST FAMILY weight 46oz (1431g) gross measurements height 16 1/2in. (42cm) Urn form lower body, gadrooned around lower half, joined to incurved neck by band of narrow beading, stepped and incurved hinged lid with beading along rims and urn finial, S-curve spout with applied anthemion on upper end, stepped pedestal foot with beaded rims on shallow square plinth, one side of body engraved with contemporary monogram RMS in foliate script, marked Lewis & Smith in conforming punch NOTE The short-lived partnership of Harvey Lewis and Joseph Smith began in 1805. Lewis, who had been apprentice to Joseph Lownes, appears to have gone into business on his own in 1802 and took his first apprentice two years later. In 1805, with borrowed capital from Joseph Richardson, Jr., Lewis and Smith established their business as partners. By 1810 the partnership had ended and by the following year Lewis had set up a new shop and wharehouse on Second Street.

    Sotheby's
  • Joseph Clarendon Smith (British, 1778-1810)
    Oct. 14, 2003

    Joseph Clarendon Smith (British, 1778-1810)

    Est: £200 - £300

    View of a Country House, signed and dated 1808, pencil and wash, 22.5 x 33.5 cm.

    Bonhams
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