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Stroud Auctions Ltd Stroud Auctions Ltd. Unit J, Bath Road Trading Estate Antiques & Collectables to include ceramics; glass; toys; Bath Road Stroud motoring & transport; fine furniture Gloucestershire GL5 3QF Started 13 mai 2015 10:00 BST United Kingdom Lot Description 1 A collection of crystolea of classical scenes, the largest 23 x 17cm 2 Twenty signed limited edition prints by Stephen Gayford, 18 x 25 cm 3 Five various framed and glazed prints, the largest 57 x 87 cm 4 A watercolour of the Cutty Sark sailing in moonlight, 53 x 73 cm 5 D. Aldridge oil on canvas of a 19thC ship under sail, 75 x 101 cm 6 Bernadatte Bawol oil on canvas of a horse, 50 x 39 cm 7 David Smithurst watercolour of an autumn river landscape (inscribed and signed verso and signed bottom left), 32 x 47 cm 8 D. Aldridge oil on board of a hunting scene, 50 x 65 cm 9 Annemey van Buuren pastel of two girls, 51 x 53 cm John Burrows watercolour of Holy Trinity church Marylebone and Penarth watercolour of still life fish (both signed), largest being 41 x 64 10 cm 11 A. D. Millar, two watercolours, one of a coastal scene the other a rural landscape, the largest 27 x 37 cm 12 Three Stephen Gayford limited edition prints 2/35 "Badger", 20/35 'Mr and Mrs' and 16/35 'Stripes in the Snow'. 13 Rosemarie De Goede watercolour of figures on a beach (signed) 32 x 39 cm 14 John Morriss (20thC) watercolour of Castell Dolwyddelan, 38 x 46cm 15 An abstract oil on board of Snowdonia, 45 x 58 cm 16 Tony Batey gouache of a sailing boat at sea with cliffs to the background, 34 x 51 cm 17 J Clevelly and F Dukes: Coloured etching of Randalls Mill, Nine Elms, on the Thames near Vauxhall, 36 x 51 cm Three landscape watercolours, one of Bradbourne House Derbyshire by Chamney Archer, one of men in a boat on a lake signed Lewis 18 and the other of fishermen beside a lake, the largest 25 x 36 cm James Abbot McNeil Whistler etching of Old Fulham toll bridge (signed with butterfly in plate), faint inscription 'Chelsea drawn and 19 etched by J A McNeil Whistler' (possibly state Four), 16 x 23 20 Charles Chaplin etching 'Reed Warbler' (signed), 22 x 15 cm 21 Impressionist oil landscape with buildings, 33 x 45 cm 22 Christo oil portrait of an African lady carrying fruit (signed), 38 x 28 cm 23 Two watercolours, one of a couple by a river, the other of a man on a beach, the largest 24 x 36 cm 24 Two Dianna Lodge watercolours together with an oil on board still life of flowers with monogram to bottom left, the largest 29 x 39 cm 25 Two Oriental style framed pictures, one a textile of flowers, the other of a warrior, 36 x 24 cm 26 A pair of maritime watercolours, each signed bottom right, 25 x 35 cm Roy Wallis acrylic on canvas of a landscape scene called "Distant Yacht" together with another called "Solitude" and five smaller 27 examples called "Sky" (largest 76 x 51 cm) A Roy Wallis acrylic on canvas of a landscape scene "Scottish Loch Sunset" together with another of a Clyde steam boat "Vital Spark at 28 Inverary" (76 x 51 cm) 29 A large collection of metalware including brass coal scuttle, embossed box, firescreen companion set 30 An Art Noveau brass crumb tray and brush, copper powder flask body, shell cases etc 31 A quantity of horse brasses etc including RSPCA merit badges, 8.17kg Breweriana and smoking related items including Carltonware Guinness, Anglo Indian multi tiered cigarette box, two Dunhill lighters, 32 Rolinx tambour fronted pop out cigarette case, Whitbread lamp, compacts etc 33 A collection of Matchbox Models of Yesteryear together with a photo album and two ceramic wall plaques 34 A copper and brass samovar and a warming pan 35 A Hardy 'W' vintage trout fishing rod (three piece) with a spare top section, stamped fitting registered 16.8.73 no. 58635 36 A Hardy 'W' vintage Greenheart salmon fishing rod three piece (two tops) no 04432 37 A collection of brass shell cases and trench art 38 Three pairs of cased binoculars and various camera equipment "Principles of Modern House Construction" by G Lister Sutcliffe in six volumes, published by Blackie & Sons Ltd (1899-1900) in olive 39 green cloth hard cover with black, green, yellow Art Nouveau Glasgow-style design 40 A collection of vintage torches and flasks, includes early Cyde lamps front and rear 41 An Art Nouveau copper crumb tray and brush, marked JS & S and reg no 38/305, together with a brass companion set, fire dogs etc 42 Vintage picnic items and clock etc 43 Paley's 'Principles of Moral Philosophy' (1796) two volumes, full leather 44 A collection of brassware etc to include WWI trench art, candlesticks, horse brasses, binoculars etc 45 Five 19thC regency picture frames including rosewood, burr, walnut, mahogany 46 A bendy musical "Bully" and tankard from the TV series "Bullseye" 47 Two novelty radios, one as a car, the other as a Wimpy hamburger 48 A vintage birdcage, folding fireguard, Chinese figure and fire curb 49 A signed cricket bat for Andy Stovold benefit, 1987, signed by Gloucestershire and Yorkshire together with a book 50 A collection of cricket bats including signed examples and a miniature example by Australian touring team 1956 A signed Viv Richards photograph, signed cricketing caricature and signed limited edition 49/500 Somerset cricketing print by Sturgeon 51 (33 x 57cm) 52 A quantity of Swindon Town football programmes, circa 1970's, 80's and early 90's 53 A quantity of copper and brass ware including warming pan and tray 54 A pair of treen urns, mantel clock and various African busts 55 A quantity of treen items including a Rabone steel rule, biscuit barrel and a writing box with inlay to top 56 A 19thC apprentice walnut pedestal sideboard opening to reveal a fitted jewellery box, approx 38cm long 57 An Art Nouveau twin inkwell, oriental page turner and a quantity of plated cutlery 58 A collection of metalware to include hallmarked silver spoons, cloisonne bowl, WMF style bowl etc 59 A Black Forest carved deer table centrepiece 60 Mark Scheffel 20 x 50 field binoculars 61 A 19thC coopered water bucket An American money box in the form of a politician pocketing money, together with a large nutcracker in the form of a dog etc (total 62 weight 0.81kg) A collection of treen including carved figures signed M Ortin verso, a biscuit barrel and a pottery vessel with shagreen covered exterior 63 and PB & Co to base 64 Four wine related items including stainless steel wine rack, jug etc 65 An oil lamp and a miner's lamp Aberdare 66 A cast metal Artillery Bank money box and a squirrel nutcracker 67 A pair of Marley spelter figures of rearing horses 68 A Black Forest desk stand with bear figure 69 A Sheffield plate electric lamp 70 A stoneware cider jar Wimsol Ltd, Atlas Mills, Keighley 71 A set of Carl Veitch 30 x 60 binoculars 72 A pair of trench art WWI shell cases engraved with oriental decoration 73 Three copper chambersticks by Christopher Dresser / Benham and Froud An album of Christmas cards from Downing Street and the Royal Household, post 1950's and including proof cards, some written 74 provenance from a former personal secretary at Downing Street and Buckingham Palace 75 A quantity of plated cased cutlery, collectable tins, coins etc 76 A pair of hardstone vases raised on octagonal marble bases 77 A collection of mantel clocks to include a miniature grandfather clock and an Art Deco example 78 A collection of lighters, smoking related items, Chinese hardwood stand and a carved oak barometer A carved probably oak model of the Lion monument, a small replica of the one in Lucerne commemorating the Swiss guards massacred 79 during the French Revolution of 1892 (17cm x 21cm) 80 A collection of treen to include a small tool box, cribbage box, walnut box, pewter box, drawing set and ink stand etc 81 A collection of items to include plated cutlery, lighters, penknives, a teetotum etc 82 A set of scales marked 'The Acme', a B.R lamp and a radio set with battery kit 83 A collection of ceramic and copper jelly moulds including Shelley, Brown & Polson etc 84 A Rio de Janeiro butterfly wing tray with inlaid detail 85 A mother of pearl inlaid writing slope and a cast oil lamp with blue bowl 86 A collection of treen and metal ware to include Smiths mantel clock etc 87 A 19thC Cecil Aldin fishing print 88 A pair of alabaster garnitures under glass domes 89 An Egyptian figure on an onyx base, three Eastern brass items and an Egyptian style bell 90 A Duplex brass oil lamp on painted ceramic base 91 A c1920s hardwood tray with butterfly wing decoratopm depicting tropical views and a parrot 92 A 19th / 20thC figural cast iron doorstop 93 A bronze coloured sculpture of a badger by Addison together with another of a fox 94 A sculpture of two nudes, together with two others of birds 95 A bakelite ashtray 'Oh what a beautiful Evenin' A Victorian slate sundial impressed S Michael, Wigtown, with latitude and longitude NL 51 degrees, 57 degrees, WLE 28 degrees, dated 96 1853 97 A bronze finished Art Deco style figure of a girl with bird, bearing signature to base P Philippe (37cm high) A Sorrento Ware velvet-lined blotter or book cover with inlaid decoration of a man leading a lady mounted on a donkey.
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