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The Saleroom 33 Abergele Road The Welsh Sale - 350 Works of Art from Wales’ Most Colwyn Bay Celebrated Artists and Hidden Talents North Wales LL29 7RU United Kingdom Started 23 Mar 2013 11:00 GMT Lot Description C & J GREENWOOD map of the North East Circuit of the Principality of Wales comprising the counties of Flint, Denbigh and 1 Montgomery from an actual survey, made in the years 1831 and 1832, 25.75 x 30.5 ins (65 x 78 cms) JOHN SPEEDE (SPEED) coloured map of Flintshire incorporating plans for Saint Asaph and Flint and having a pictorial view of St 2 Winffrids Well, 16 x 20.75 ins (41 x 53 cms) 3 JOHANNES BLAEU coloured map of Denbigh and Flintshire (Denbigiensis Comitatus et Comitatus Flintensis) 20 x 24 ins (51 x 60 cms) JOHN SPEDE (SPEED) coloured map of Caernarvon-both Shyre and Shire-Towne with the Ancient Citie Bangor described, dated 4 1680, 16.5 x 21.25 ins (42 x 54 cms) SAXTON & KIP coloured map Radnor Comitatus Quem Silvres, 10.5 x 13 ins (27 x 33 cms) together with a SAXTON & KIP map 5 Denbigh Comitatus Pars, 11.5 x 13.5 ins (29 x 34 cms) 6 A pair of late 18th Century coloured maps of North Wales and South Wales published by Alexander Hogg, 8.25 x 13 ins (21 x 33 cms) 7 CHRISTOPHER SAXTON coloured map for Denbigh and Flintshire, 14.75 x 20 ins (37 x 51 cms) JOHN SPEEDE (SPEED) three uncoloured maps for Flintshire, Denbighshire and Merionethshire, each approximately 16 x 20 ins (40 x 8 50 cms) CHRISTOPHER SAXTON uncoloured map of Montgomeryshire together with a map of North Wales by ROBERT MORDEN (damage) 9 and an uncoloured map of Denbighshire by JOHN SPEED (various sizes) HUMPHREY LLUYD (LLWYD) map of Wales, Type A1-edition circa 1572-1606 (Cambriae Typus), 15.5 x 20.5 ins (40 x 52 cms), 10 (Provenance: this edition illustrated and described on page 20/21 of Humphrey Lluyd’s Maps of England and Wales by F J North, published 1937) 11 CHRISTOPHER SAXTON coloured map of Anglesey (Conintatus dim MONA INSUAL Druidum ..........), 12 x 8 ins (30 x 20 cms) 12 ANONYMOUS coloured map of Anglesey (Anglesey Isola ........), 9 x 12 ins (23 x 30 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (72/150) print; Snowdonia landscape with farm, signed fully in pencil, 17 x 27 ins (43 x 69 13 cms) SCOTT NISBET silk screen print on silver foil; portrait of a meditating Lakshmi (Hindu God of Spiritual and Material Wealth), 20 x 16 ins 14 (51 x 41 cms) A BRITISH RAILWAYS railway travel poster; ‘By Rail to Wales for Speed and Comfort’, depicting a passenger steam train, engine 15 number 73000, 39.5 x 24.5 ins (100 x 62 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (154/250) print: shepherd amongst the Snowdonia mountains, signed fully in pencil, 23 x 23 16 ins (59 x 59 cms) 17 SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA artists proof; two standing farmers chatting, signed fully in pencil 17 x 21 ins (43 x 53 cms) DAVID WOODFORD a near pair of limited edition (102/850 & 101/850) coloured prints; Nant Ffrancon Valley, each signed fully in 18 pencil, 9 x 12 ins (23 x 30 cms) After GRAHAM SUTHERLAND coloured lithograph in circular format; marine life, entitled on Ocean Fine Prints label verso ‘Circle of 19 Fishes, 1937’, 5.5 ins diam 20 After DAVID COX thirteen various landscape prints (various sizes) JONATHAN HEALE pair limited edition (6/125 & 5/125) hand-coloured woodcuts; entitled verso ‘Impressions for Christmas’, signed, 5 x 21 7 ins (12 x 18 cms) 22 JOHN PETTS artist’s proof wood-engraving; entitled ‘The Boat House, Laugharne’ signed and dated 1989, 4.75 x 3.5 ins (12 x 9 cms) 23 JOHN PETTS wood-engraving; the mountain of Cnicht, Snowdonia, 3.5 x 4.5 ins (9 x 12 cms) ANN LEWIS limited edition (25/25) linocut; entitled ‘Tyrrau a Thoeau, Caernarfon’ (Towers and Roofs, Caernarfon), signed, 5 x 6 ins (12 24 x 15 cms) 25 ANN LEWIS limited edition (3/20) linocut; entitled ‘Castell Dolbadarn’ (Dolbadarn, Castle), signed, 7.25 x 6.5 ins (19 x 16 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (3/150) coloured lithograph; entitled ‘Pontllyfni in Snow’ on Christie’s Contemporary Art label 26 verso and having applied certificate, signed fully in pencil, 17.5 x 29.5 ins (44 x 75 cms) 27 NICK HOLLY limited edition (12/20) print; Llandeilo street scene with numerous figures, signed fully in pencil, 12 x 12 ins (30 x 30 cms) 28 WILLIAM SELWYN limited edition coloured print; Venice, signed in pencil, 5.5 x 8 ins (14 x 20 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (74/150) print; farmer and a sheepdog leaving the house, signed fully in pencil, 21 x 14 ins 29 (54 x 36 cms) 30 SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (33/150) print; Snowdonia landscape, signed fully in pencil, 17 x 24 ins (43 x 60 cms) JOHN KNAPP FISHER limited edition (318/850) coloured print; landscape with houses, entitled verso ‘Towards Caerhafod’, signed fully 31 in pencil, 9.5 x 28 ins (24 x 71 cms) 32 SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (402/500) print; Conwy Castle, signed fully in pencil, 16.5 x 23 ins (42 x 58 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (89/150) print; Penrhyn Ddu Farm, Anglesey with The Rivals, signed fully in pencil, 18.5 x 25 33 ins (47 x 63 cms) 34 LESLIE JONES lithograph; entitled ‘Y Chwarel Gerrig (Stone Quarry)’, signed and dated ‘57, 15 x 19.25 ins (38 x 49 cms) 35 KEITH BOWEN limited edition (347/850) print; shepherd and dog, signed fully in pencil, 15.25 x 11 ins (38 x 28 cms) LEONARD R SQUIRRELL coloured lithograph print; busy Conwy Harbour circa 1954, entitled ‘Conway’, signed fully in pencil, 9.75 x 14 36 ins (25 x 36 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (9/150) print; standing farmer with stick in a landscape, signed fully in pencil, 26 x 19 ins (65 x 37 48 cms) ANDREW QUELCH limited edition (29/100) print; entitled ‘Somerton Park, 4th April, 1983-Football League Division Three (Newport 38 County 1-0 Cardiff City)’, signed in pencil, 11.25 x 17 ins (29 x 43 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA set of three limited edition (28 & 35/85) woodcut prints; each signed with initials, approximately 9 x 10.5 ins 39 (23 x 27 cms) CEFYN BURGESS set of four coloured lithographs; each of four chapels in the Bethesda area of North Wales, each signed and entitled 40 in pencil, 11.5 x 12.5 ins (29 x 32 cms) 41 After GRAHAM SUTHERLAND parcel of three framed Welsh landscape prints (unsigned), various sizes 42 SCOTT NISBET limited edition (2/25) silk screen print; two horses, signed, 20.5 x 16 ins (52 x 41 cms) SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA limited edition (57/250) coloured print; Snowdonia mountain range, signed fully in pencil, 15.5 x 19.5 ins (39 43 x 49 cms) After A J WILSON; British Railway’s advertising poster entitled ‘Colwyn Bay-The Natural Centre of the North Wales Coast, 39.75 x 24.75 44 ins (100 x 63 cms) 45 JOSEF HERMAN limited edition (64/70) coloured print; three figures and a donkey, signed fully in pencil, 21 x 29.75 ins (53 x 74 cms) WILF ROBERTS limited edition (21/50) coloured print; entitled ‘Bwlch’ (Curwen Portfolio lithograph), signed fully in pencil, 10 x 12 ins 46 (25 x 30 cms) ‘CYNAN’ (ALBERT EVANS JONES); an historically and interesting ‘drama fer’ (a short play) typewritten but unpublished and entitled 47 ‘Hafod Ucha’, believed circa 1948. The title page bears an handwritten dedication by Cynan to his friend, the latter being the late gr ...[more] 48 NO LOT ELERI MILLS mixed media; semi-abstract landscape, entitled verso ‘O’r Tir VIII (Of the Land)’, signed and dated 1999, 10 x 14 ins (25 x 49 36 cms) 50 JOSEPH KNIGHT watercolour; heathland scene with sheep and cattle; signed and dated 1894, 12 x 16 ins (30 x 41 cms) 51 WARREN WILLIAMS ARCA watercolour; Conwy Harbour with numerous boats and figures, 10.75 x 14.75 ins (28 x 38 cms) WARREN WILLIAMS ARCA watercolour; Anglesey coastal scene with fishing boats, three fishermen in discussion and cottages on the 52 headland, signed, 10.5 x 15 ins (27 x 38 cms) 53 WILLIAM SELWYN watercolour; potato harvesters at work, signed 10 x 13.5 ins (26 x 34 cms) 54 ANN FELLOWS pastel; coastal scene entitled ‘Nolton Haven’, signed, 12.5 x 18 ins (32 x 46 cms) WARREN WILLIAMS ARCA watercolour; Conwy estuary with boats and with Glan Conwy shore in the distance, signed 10.5 x 14.5 ins 55 (27 x 37 cms) 56 WARREN WILLIAMS ARCA watercolour; Conwy shore with boats, signed 10.5 x 14.5 ins (27 x 37 cms) 57 WARREN WILLIAMS ARCA watercolour; Snowdonia lake scene with grazing sheep, signed, 14 x 20.5 ins (33 x 52 cms) WARREN WILLIAMS ARCA watercolour; seaside cottages at Cemaes Bay with figure in a boat and lady feeding poultry, signed, 9.25 x 58 14.5 ins (23 x 37 cms) 59 JULIE ROBERTS watercolour; entitled verso ‘Siop (Shop) Evans, Menai Bridge’, signed and dated 2001, 8.5 x 11.5 ins (21 x 29 cms) HARRY HUGHES WILLIAMS pen and ink sketch on yellow paper; Anglesey scene with windmill, inscribed in Welsh ‘Ysgol Sir 60 Llangefni, gydd dymuniadau gorau’ (County School Llangefni, with best wishes for the future), signed and dated 19.01.1948, 3.75 x 4.5 ins (9.5 x 11.75 cms) 61 ANDREW QUELCH pastel; view of Tintern Abbey, 12 x 16 ins (30 x 41 cms) 62 DORIAN SPENCER DAVIES watercolour; entitled verso ‘Harbour Square’, signed, 19 x 15 ins (49 x 38 cms) CHARLES W FOTHERGILL watercolour; Caernarfon dock and the castle’s Eagle Tower with boatmen, passengers and figures ashore, 63 monogrammed, 14.5 x 10.5 ins (37 x 27 cms) 64 WILL ROBERTS mixed media; entitled verso ‘Man Digging’, 11 x 8 ins (28 x 20 cms) 65 WILLIAM SELWYN watercolour; entitled verso ‘Caernarfon Castle’, signed, 11.5 x 15 ins (29 x 38 cms) 66 MARY LLOYD JONES watercolour; entitled verso Lead Mine Goginan, signed and dated 1983 7.5 x 10 ins (19 x 26 cms) 67 MARY LLOYD JONES
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