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David Duggleby Auctioneers & Valuers The Saleroom Vine Street Scarborough Gallery of Pictures North Yorkshire YO11 1XN Started 16 Mar 2015 11:00 GMT United Kingdom Lot Description Don Micklethwaite (British 1936-): West Pier Scarborough Harbour, oil on canvas signed 39cm x 49cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may 1 apply to this lot Don Micklethwaite (British 1936): Scarborough Harbour, oil on board signed 44cm x 59cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this 2 lot Jack Rigg (British 1927-): Whitby Trawler WY170 Returning to Harbour, oil on board signed 45cm x 60cmDDS - Artist's resale rights 3 may apply to this lot Jack Rigg (British 1927-): 'Courage' Trawler LH397 entering Scarborough Harbour, oil on board signed and dated 2004, 34cm x 4 44cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot Jack Rigg (British 1927-): 'Very Choppy Landing' - Scarborough Trawler in the North Bay, oil on board signed, titled signed and dated 5 2005 verso 35cm x 43cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot Jack Rigg (British 1927-): "Trawler FR126" at sea, oil on board signed, dated 1970, 27cm x 37cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply 6 to this lot David C Bell (1950-): "Grimsby Trawler Octaves GY97", watercolour, signed 32cm x 50cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this 7 lot 8 F* D* Maynard (British mid 20th century): Tramp Steamer in High Seas, watercolour and gouache signed and dated 1938, 23cm x 33cm Henry Hudson Rodmell (British 1896-1984): 'The Humber Ferry P.S. Lincoln Castle', oil on board signed, exhibition label verso 35cm x 9 45cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot Ian G Orchardson (Scottish 1927-1997): 'The Paddle Steamer Ferry Grenadier in the Sound of Iona', oil on board signed and dated 10 1977, 90cm x 120cmThe Grenadier was built for David MacBrayne in 1885 and used off the West Coast, during WW1 served as a Mine Sweeper in the North Sea James Miller (British 1962-): 'J Class Yachts on the Solent', oil on canvas signed, titled verso 58cm x 73cmDDS - Artist's resale rights 11 may apply to this lot 12 Philip Hodkin (British late 20th century): "Royal Naval Frigate F23", acrylic signed and dated '83, 53cm x 78cm Eric Erskine Campbell Tufnell (British 1888-1978): "HMS Vengeance 1949/50" and "HMS Pegasus 1941/42", pair watercolours signed 13 and titled 25cm x 37cm (2)DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot English School (19th/20th century): 'SS Wennington Hall' flying the Rowland and Marwood flag - ship's portrait in rough seas, gouache 14 unsigned 40cm x 72cm The Wennington Hall was built by Palmer and launched at Jarrow in 1889. From 1898-1911 she was owned by the Rowland and Marwood Steamship Co. of ...[more] Walter Goodin (British 1907-1992): Thornwick Bay Flamborough, oil on board signed 60cm x 75cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply 15 to this lot Frank Henry Mason (Staithes Group 1875-1965): Yachting 'Off Dover', oil on linen canvas board signed, titled verso 14cm x 25cmDDS - 16 Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot 17 English School (late 19th century): Twin Masted Steam Yacht Anchored in the Caribbean, watercolour unsigned 13cm x 29.5cm Salvatore Colacicco (British/Italian 1935-): American Sailing Ship preparing to Drop Anchor in the Bay of Naples, oil on panel signed 18 60cm x 90cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot Henry Redmore (British 1820-1887): Sailing Boats in Choppy Seas off Scarborough, oil on canvas signed and dated 1882, 33cm x 19 51cm 20 Henry Redmore (British 1820-1887): Sailing Barges in Calm Waters off the Coast, oil on canvas signed and dated 1860, 30cm x 45cm 21 Don Micklethwaite (British 1936-): Naval Battle, oil on canvas signed 32cm x 74cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot 22 Francois Carlebur II (Dutch 1821-1893): Sailing Boats at Anchor in an Estuary, watercolour signed 13cm x 21.5cm 23 George Weatherill (British 1810-1890): Whitby Lighthouses with Figures unloading a Fishing Boat, watercolour unsigned 22cm x 16cm 24 George Weatherill (British 1810-1890): Figures on the Scauer Whitby, watercolour signed 11.5cm x 21.5cm 25 George Weatherill (British 1810-1890): "On Whitby Sands - Morning", watercolour unsigned titled under the mount 9cm x 14cm 26 George Weatherill (British 1810 -1890):'Sunrise after the Storm Upgang Whitby, watercolour traces of signature lower left 12cm x 20cm 27 Sarah Ellen Weatherill (British 1836-1920): Sunrise Whitby Scaur, watercolour signed (pre.1875), 18cm x 25cm 28 Herbert Newton (British 1869-post 1920): Sailing Vessel unloading on the Foreshore Scarborough, watercolour signed 14cm x 18cm 29 George Weatherill (British 1810-1890): Study of Fishing Boats, pencil and watercolour dated Nov. 17 1876, 20cm x 20cm Richard Weatherill (British 1844-1923): Sailing Vessels at Sea & Fishing Boats on the Shoreline, pair monochrome watercolours 30 initialled (probably original book illustrations) 5.5cm x 13cm (2) 31 Henry Barlow Carter (British 1804-1868): The South Bay Scarborough from Cornelian, watercolour signed 18cm x 27cm 32 Henry Barlow Carter (British 1804-1868): Ships in Distress off the Coast, monochrome wash unsigned 16cm x 22.5cm 33 Henry Barlow Carter (British 1803-1867): Scarborough from Cornelian Bay, watercolour signed 17cm x 25cm 34 Henry Barlow Carter (British 1803-1868): 'Scarborough Castle', watercolour signed, titled verso 11.5cm x 16.5cm George Weatherill (British 1810-1890): Summer Sunset Whitby Abbey, watercolour traces of signature lower left, old labels and 35 provenance verso 45cm x 30cm Attrib. William Roxby Beverley (British 1811-1889): North East Coast scene with figures in the foreground, watercolour bearing later 36 signature 'H B Carter' 20cm x 34cm John Varley (British 1778-1842): Mountain Landscape, watercolour with pencil unsigned 8cm x 12.5cmProvenance: with J S Maas & 37 Co. New Bond St. London 38 Edward Alfred Goodall (British 1819-1908): Mediterranean Chapel on the Waterfront, watercolour signed and dated 1868, 29cm x 46cm 39 Frank Catano (Italian fl.1880-1920): Manzala Lake Egypt, watercolour signed 28cm x 53cm 40 Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (British 1921-1906): Coastal scene, watercolour and gouache initialled 15cm x 22.5cm 41 Edwin St John (British 1878-1961): 'Santa Caterina Lake Maggiore', watercolour signed 44cm x 29cm 42 William Henry Earp (British 1831-1914): Lakeland scene, watercolour signed 24cm x 53cm 43 Edwin St John (British fl.1880-1920): Italianate Lake scene with Boats unloading by the Quayside, watercolour signed 30.5cm x 44.5cm 44 Paul Marny (French/British 1829-1914): Busy Continental Quayside, watercolour signed 15cm x 43cm 45 Henry Thomas Schafer (British 1854-1915): 'Fecamp - Normandy' & 'Caudebec Seine', pair watercolours signed and titled 44cm x 34cm 46 Mary Weatherill (British 1834-1913): Rome, watercolour, attributed by her brother Richard 11.5cm x 24cm 47 Attrib. Samuel Gillespie Prout (British 1822-1911): Corner of a Continental Cathedral, watercolour unsigned 11cm x 9.5cm John Wilson Carmichael (British 1799-1868): Italianate Lake and Castle, watercolour laid on linen canvas signed and dated 1835, 36cm 48 x 50cm Ernest William Haslehust (British 1866-1949): 'Windsor Castle - North Terrace and Winchester Tower', watercolour signed, 23cm x 49 35cmProvenance: original book illustration for 'Our Beautiful Homeland' DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot 50 David Cox Snr. (British 1783-1859): Parish Church, watercolour signed 24cm x 32cm 51 Thomas Marie Madawaska Hemy (British 1852-1937): Dock End Whitby Harbour, watercolour signed and dated 1882, 37cm x 53cm 52 John C Syer (British 1844-1912): Low Tide Dock End Whitby Harbour, watercolour signed 31cm x 49cm Harry Hudson Rodmell (British 1896-1984): The Lighthouse Scarborough, pen ink and colour wash signed, inscribed and dated verso 53 'To Heather Jane from Uncle Harry Christmas 1964', 18cm x 25cmDDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot Florence Hess (Staithes Group 1891-1974): Harbour Scene with Boats by the Quayside, oil on panel signed 20cm x 25.5cm 54 Provenance: purchased by the vendor Phillips & Sons Cookham 1980DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot 55 Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (British 1821-1906): "Cairo" Market, watercolour initialled and titled 29cm x 24cm 56 Mark Senior (Staithes Group 1864-1927): Lone Figure above Runswick, oil on panel signed 16cm x 21cm Joseph John Richard Bagshawe (Staithes Group 1870-1909): Figures on the Beach, watercolour unsigned (from one of the artist's 57 sketch books) 12.5cm x 20.5cm 58 Stephen Frank Wasley (British 1848-1934): Fishing Boats off the Coast in a Heavy Sea, watercolour signed 35cm x 52cm Frank Henry Mason (Staithes Group 1875-1965): Boats on the Foreshore Scarborough, watercolour signed 12cm x 25cmDDS - Artist's 59 resale rights may apply to this lot Frank Henry Mason (Staithes Group 1875-1965): "Off the Shipwash Lighthouse", watercolour signed 20cm x 40cmDDS - Artist's resale 60 rights may apply to this lot William Minshall Birchall (British 1884-1941): "Whaling Schooners" & "War Dogs of Other Days", pair watercolours heightened in white 61 signed titled and dated 1929 & 1927, 62 Garman Morris (British fl.1900-1930): Fishing Boats at Anchor 'Whitby' Harbour, watercolour signed and titled, 19cm x 53cm 63 George Stanfield Walters (British 1838 -1924): Port Scene, watercolour, signed and dated 1893, 17.5cm x 24cm 64 Ernst Dade (Staithes Group 1865-1935): Lowestoft Yawl, watercolour signed and dated '90, 32cm x 46cm 65 Sarah Ellen Weatherill (British 1836-1923): Sailing boats by the Quayside Whitby,
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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY REPORT TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HELD ON 22nd MAY 2018. Subject Clinical Research Network: Yorkshire and Humber (CRN Y&H) Annual Report 2017/18 Supporting TEG Member Sandi Carman, Assistant Chief Executive Author Amanda Tortice, Chief Operating Officer, CRN Y&H Status1 A* PURPOSE OF THE REPORT Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STH), as Host organisation of the CRN Y&H, is contractually required to submit an Annual Report each year which reflects on the work completed within the previous period. The attached document is Annual Report for 2017/18 which was submitted to the Clinical Research Network Coordinating Centre (CRNCC) on Friday 11th May 2018 (the submission deadline) – contractually, this needs to be approved by the STH Board of Directors in support of the submission, although this can be granted retrospectively. The document was submitted and considered by the CRN Y&H Partnership Group on 8th May 2018 - STH is a party to this group. The purpose of the Annual Report is to provide the CRNCC with an outline of the work undertaken by the CRN Y&H, together with the reassurance that STH, as Host of the contract, has appropriate oversight of the operation of the network within the Region. KEY POINTS Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust as host has: • continued to fulfil its responsibilities as LCRN Host in line with the DH/LCRN Host Organisation Agreement • ensured continued progress with the approved 'Improvement Plan' • appointed a new Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Clinical Director (CD) • maintained and strengthened the relationship with the network, holding regular meetings with the COO/CD, enabling constructive challenge and effective decision-making, allowing for the direct escalation of issues where needed.