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Fine Art and Collectables Auction Sale Lynden House, Lower Road Trading Estate Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2SS Fine Art and Collectables Auction Sale Lynden House, Lower Road Trading Estate Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2SS Friday 9th October 2020 Sale starts at 10 a.m. Auctioneer: Chris Maulkin FNAEA Buyers Premium 18% Catalogue Price (15%+ VAT) £1.00 Card payments can be accepted by debit card ONLY, there is no charge We are UNABLE to accept credit card payment Sale Room Tel No. 07968 694746 Please note that in line with government guidelines, attendance at the sale will be limited and it will be necessary to pre-register. The sale will be conducted live using the Easylive bidding platform for remote internet bidding. Alternatively, commission bids can be left with the auctioneer. PLEASE NOTE All auction business is governed by the conditions of business, a copy of which are available upon request. 1. Whilst we endeavour to provide accurate descriptions all statements contained in the Catalogue are made without responsibility on the part of the Vendors or the Auctioneers. 2. Lots may carry abbreviations such as a/f (as found, considerable damage), the absence of such a note does not imply that the lot is without defect. 3. The lots will be sold as they stand at the time of the sale with all their qualities and defects - irrespective of their description in the catalogue. 4. Any measurements and weights are approximate. Please note all weights given are in avoirdupois ounces unless stated otherwise. 5. All statements contained in the Catalogue as to the authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot are statements of opinion and are not to be taken as, or as implying, statements or representations of fact. 6. Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to all such matters and as to the physical description of any lot. Any commission bids are accepted on the understanding and assumption that the purchaser has inspected the lot and is fully satisfied with it. 7. No person in the employment of the Auctioneers has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation of any lot. 8. The Auctioneer reserves the right to fix a reserve and accept bids up to such a reserve on behalf of the vendor. All lots sold without reserve are sold at the auctioneer's discretion. ALL GOODS SOLD AS SEEN Clearance of Sale Room All items must be removed from the Sale Room prior to 5pm on the day of the sale. Any item not collected will be subject to storage and handling charges. Transfer of lots We are unable to transfer lots from one buyer to any other. Bidding increments £0 - £100 £5 increments £100 - £200 £10 increments £200 - £500 £20, £50, £80 etc £500 - £1000 £50 increments £1000 - £2000 £100 increments £2000 - £10,000 £200, £500, £800 etc £10,000 - £20,000 £1000 increments £20,000 - £50,000 £2000, £5000, £8000 £50,000+ £5000 increments John Goodwin – Sale Catalogue Lot Description 1522 CORNELIUS LE BRUYN FRAMED PRINT 1500 AFTER THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER RA, OIL ON TRAVELS INTO MUSCOVY PERSIA & PART OF CANVAS DEPICTING HIGHLAND CATTLE AND EAST INDIES VOL 2 PL3 VIEW OF A ROYAL SHEEP IN A LANDSCAPE SCENE, SIGNED TOMB ADVISED 1704 & PL4 THE SPHINX ON LOWER RIGHT T. SIDNEY COOPER RA 1870, THE FIRST PORTAL OF PERSEPOLIS, ADVISED GILT FRAME, APPROX. 41.5 X 35 cm 200 400 1737 50 100 1501 OIL PAINTING DEPICTING A FIRST WORLD 1523 EGYPTIAN PRINTS J H ALLEN GUERFY WAR OFFICER, approx. 76 x 63 cm 100 200 HASSAN NUBIA 12 X8.5 INS., EL DAKKA 1502 19TH CENTURY, BRITISH SCHOOL, OIL ON TEMPLE VIEW 12 X 8.5 INS & VIEW OF LUXOR CANVAS 'CADER IDRIS FROM RIVER MODWY' TEMPLE ENTRANCE 5.5 X 7 INS 30 50 WITH FISHERMAN, TITLED VERSO, 1524 CORNELIUS LE BRUYN FRAMED PRINT RESTORED, APPROX. 75 X 44 cm 100 200 TRAVELS INTO MUSCOVY PERSIA & PART OF 1503 OIL ON CANVAS WITH SIGNATURE H EAST INDIES VOL 2 PL11 PERSEPOLIS PORTAL MAHLER BELIEVED TO DEPICT LUDLOW, RUINS 1704 & PL 3 VIEW OF A ROYAL TOMB, approx. 92 x 71 cm 80 120 ADVISED 1704 50 100 1504 OIL DEPICTING A HORSE DRAWN TIMBER 1525 SPARE 0 0 WAGON APPROX. 50 INCHES X 30 INCHES 50 100 1526 WATERCOLOUR DEPICTING A PACK HORSE 1505 ALBERT STEVENS, LARGE WATERCOLOUR IN A MARKET SCENE 20 40 DEPICTING EXMOOR SCENE, approx. 100 x 68 1527 WATERCOLOUR, INDISTINCTLY SIGNED cm 50 100 JAMES STINTON, DEPICTING A COCK 1506 OIL LANDSCAPE WITH SEA IN THE PHEASANT, APPROX. 20 X 14 cm 10 30 BACKGROUND APPROX. 36 X 26 INCHES 50 100 1528 CORNELIUS LE BRUYN FRAMED PRINT 1507 FRANK REYNOLDS, 2 SKETCHES, CARTOONS/ TRAVELS INTO MUSCOVY PERSIA & PART OF ILLUSTRATIONS, BUTTERFLY CATCHING EAST INDIES VOL 2 PL1 PARTS 1& 2 VIEW OF AND FISHERMAN APPROX. 19 X 15 cm 50 100 THE RUINS OF PERSEPOLIS PL12 PARTS 1& 1508 PENCIL STUDY OF MICE LABELLED VERSO PERSEPOLOIS WITH ARAXIS RIVER, ADVISED MARGARET TARRANT APPROX 21.5 X 14 AND 1704 50 100 A PENCIL STUDY RECUMBENT DEER 28 X 18 1529 ARTHUR TUCKER (BRITISH 1864-1929) UNSIGNED 50 100 EVENING AT BROADWAY WATERCOLOUR 1509 PENCIL SKETCH DEPICTING WINDOWS DEPICTING A MOONLIT STREET SCENE LAMBETH PALACE LABELLED VERSO TOM APPROX. 30 X 22 cm 80 120 PENNETHORNE, APPROX 22 X 15 cm 20 40 1530 SEPIA OIL ON PAPER PAINTING DEPICTING 1510 SPARE 0 0 JUDGE AMPLETT, APPROX. 50 x 41 cm 30 50 1511 SPARE 0 0 1531 SET OF 4 RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA POSTERS 50 100 1512 CORNELIUS LE BRUYN FRAMED PRINT 1532 RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA POSTER 40 80 TRAVELS INTO MUSCOVY PERSIA & PT. EAST 1533 RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA POSTER 40 80 INDIES VOL 2 PL 4 SPHINX IN THE SECOND 1534 RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA POSTER 40 80 PORTAL OF PERSEPOLIS AND SPHINX IN RH 1535 RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA POSTER 40 80 PORTAL, 1704 & PL 4 THE SPHINX, SECOND 1536 “THE FIELD DISTEMPER FUND”, VINTAGE PORTAL PERSEPOLIS AND THE SPHINX IN RH POSTER 20 40 PORTAL PERSEPOLIS ADV. 1704 50 100 1537 ALFRED BRIGHT (BRITISH 1860-1936) 1513 FRAMED PRINT COMMISSION DES SCIENCES WATERCOLOUR 'WENLOCH' STUDY OF A BAY ET ARTS D’EGYPT, LA DESCRIPTION DE HORSE, SIGNED LOWER LEFT, TITLED AND L’EGYPTE VOL 1 PARIS, BAB EL NASR CAIRO 30 50 DATED OCTOBER 8TH 1888, APPROX. 27.5 X 36 1514 SPARE 0 0 cm 40 80 1515 TWO FRAMED DAVID ROBERTS PRINTS 1538 HUW JONES PAIR OF OILS DEPICTING EGYPT & NUBIA PL166 BENI HASSAN FISHING BOAT, largest approx. 41 x 36 cm 50 100 ENTRANCE TO THE TOMB ADVISED 1850 T/W 1539 FRAMED PRINT 85/95 JEFF ROWLAND FOR TEMPLE WADI SABOUA 30 50 EVER IN YOUR ARMS, ICONIC SCENE OF 1516 FRAMED COLOURED PRINT OF WADI VENICE, WITH DEDICATION BY THE ARTIST 50 100 KERTASSI KIOSK, EGYPT ANS NUBIA, DAVID 1540 OIL PAINTING DEPICTING A FIGHTING DOG ROBERTS 1850 APPROX. 34 X 25 cm 20 40 “HAL ”, approx. 35.5 x 27.5 cm, monogram HLB 40 80 1517 CORNELIUS LE BRUYN FRAMED PRINT 1541 OIL ON CANVAS DEPICTING RIVER TRAVELS INTO MUSCOVY PERSIA & PART OF LANDSCAPE SCENE, SIGNED S.BODAN, EAST INDIES VOL 2 , PERSEPOLIS THE APPROX. 61 x 46 cm 50 100 REMAINS OF TWO PORTALS & TWO 1542 S.J.O'BRIAN PORTRAIT WINSTON CHURCHILL, COLUMNS BEFORE THE LOFTY EDIFICE OF approx. 65 x 49 cm 30 50 PERSEPOLIS, AD VISED 1704 50 100 1543 DUNCAN SANDYS ABSTRACT ENTITLED 1518 FRAMED EXTRACT, DESCRIPTION DES “FESTIVE SEASON ” 30 50 PYRAMIDS D’EGYPTE, AN EXTRACT FROM 1544 MATHISON WATERCOLOUR 'MILBURN' ENCYLOPAEDIA FRENCH TEXT PICTURES, DEPICTING A HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL ADVISED 18TH CENTURY 20 40 LAKE, approx. 60 x 43 cm 80 120 1519 FRAMED PRINT COMMISSION DES SCIENCES 1545 DAVID PRENTICE PASTEL 'BLACK HILLS, ET ARTS D’EGYPT, LA DESCRIPTION DE AUTUMN' APPROX. 83 X 23 cm, proceeds to Age L’EGYPTE VOL 3 PARIS PL 46 KARNAK VUE UK, ARR MAY APPLY 500 650 ET DETAILS DES SPHINX, ADVISED 1812 30 50 1546 LARGE PAUL MARNEY (1829-1914) 1520 FRAMED PRINT COMMISSION DES SCIENCES WATERCOLOUR DEPICTING CONTINENTAL ET ARTS D'EGYPT, LA DESCRIPTION DE SCENE IN GOOD QUALITY FRAME 100 200 L'EGYPTE VOL 1 PARIS PL 55 EDFU VIEW OF 1547 FRAMED WATER COLOUR PAINTING BY PORTICO INTERIOR ADVISED 1809 30 50 SHELDON PHILLIPS OF WORCESTER 1521 WATERCOLOUR JOHN BLAKE MCDONALD CATHEDRAL APPROX 21 X 14 INCH SIGNED (1829-1902) DEPICTING LANDSCAPE SCENE BY THE ARTIST 100 150 WITH FIGURES IN COTTAGE, APPROX. 35 X 23 1548 KEN LOCHEAD, WATERCOLOUR DEPICTING A cm 30 50 BOATING SCENE, APPROX. 36 X 25 cm 40 80 1549 LARGE PORTRAIT, OVAL MOUNT, approx. 74 X 60 cm 0 0 Estimates do not include buyers premium 18% inc VAT Friday 9 th October 2020 John Goodwin – Sale Catalogue 1550 WATERCOLOUR DEPICTING CATTLE IN A 1585 GARRARD MODULE 125 SB RECORD DECK IN HIGHLAND SCENE WITH SIGNATURE OR IG INAL BOX 50 80 WILLIAM SIDNEY COOPER KINGSCLERE 1586 SONY INTEGRATED STEREO AMPLIFIER TA 30 50 GALLERY LABEL VERSO 80 120 1587 QUAD AMPLIFIER, THE QUAD II AMPLIFIER 1551 SPARE 0 0 SERIAL NO 52391 IN VGC 300 500 1552 A PAIR OF QUAD ESL ELECTROSTATIC FLOOR 1588 QUAD AMPLIFIER, THE QUAD II AMPLIFIER STANDING SPEAKERS, SERIAL NUMBERS 8685 SERIAL NO 63380 IN VGC 300 500 & 8805, SERVICED IN 2001, ORIGINAL 1589 HI-FI INTEREST, 4 X ARENA GLL SMALL PAPERWORK 20 0 300 SPEAKERS 70W, 87DB, ARENA AV CENTRE 1553 SONY MHC701 MIDI HIFI SYSTEM AND 2 SPEAKER 80W AND A PIONEER AV MULTI SPEAKERS 0 0 CHANNEL RECEIVER, VSX-C100 SOUND 1554 MID 20TH CENTURY RETRO TEAK CASED SYSTEM 40 80 HMV RADIOGRAM WITH GARRARD 6 200 C 1590 ULTRAPATCH PRO MULTIFUNCTIONAL 48- TURNTABLE 20 40 POINT PATCHBAY MODEL PX2000 BOXED 1555 ZOOM MULTI EFFECTS PROCESSOR G3XN, WITH MANUAL AND TWO JACK TO JACK OVER 150 EFFECTS, NEW IN BOX 50 80 LOOMS 8X8 40 80 1556 VOX STOMPLAB MULTI EFFECTS, NEW IN 1591 VIN TA GE PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE 10 30 BOX 30 50 1592 CAMBRIDGE AUDIO TOPAZ AM5 1557 DIGITECH SCREAMING BLUES PEDAL, INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER 20 40 OVE RDRIVE AND DISTORTION, NEW IN BOX 30 50 1593 MAGNAVOX IMPERIAL RECORD DECK IN 1558 HI FI SEPARATES INC.
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