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Unit J, Bath Road Trading Estate Antiques & Collectables to include stamps; scientific Bath Road instruments; weights & scales; ephemera including Stroud advertising; paintings & pictures Gloucestershire GL5 3QF United Kingdom Started 08 Jul 2015 10:00 BST Lot Description 1 Roy Wallis: Acrylic on canvas 'Poppy & Rapeseed near Bath' signed and dated 12 lower left and inscription verso (101.5 x 76cm) 2 An oil on canvas 'Lady Reclining with a String of Pearls', indistinctly signed P Lalas lower right dated 94 (106cm x 76cm) Countess Ingegerd Ahlefeldt Laurvigen: Oil on canvas still life "The Keeper of the Secret" depicting Guanyin, books and flowers, signed 3 and dated 1933 lower right, label verso (113cm x 88cm) 4 Anthony Willis: A large still life of assorted flowers in blue and white vase, signed and dated 2000 (74cm x 59cm) 5 Keith English: Oil on canvas WWII montage including Spitfire, Churchill, aircraft cockpit and aircrew (74cm x 100cm) Rudolf Helmut Sauter RBA, RI, PSI (1895 - 1977): Oil on board 'Viola', half length portrait of the artist's wife. Labels verso 'Viola, R.H 6 Sauter, oil nfs' and James Bourlet and Sons Picture Framers and Packers. The artist lived in Butterow, Stroud (80cm x 65cm) 7 Kevin Peeters: Oil on canvas street scene, signed (59cm x 90cm) 8 D Aldridge: Oil on canvas of SS Canberra returning home from the Falklands (59cm x 70cm) 9 An oil on board of a Paris street scene featuring the Moulin Rouge, signed Burnett (60 x 90cm) 10 Framed 19thC school oil on canvas of a quayside scene, possibly Dutch, signature indistinct. (75cm x 50cm) 11 Keith English: Oil on canvas of boats by a harbour wall (60cm x 90cm) Keith English: Oil on canvas of waves with gulls above (58cm x 73cm) together with an unframed example and a Keith English signed 12 print 'Sirens of the Sea' Meredith Ramsbotham: A still life oil of basket with bread, vase and plate, signed MR and inscribed verso "Meredith Ramsbotham 1987" 13 (39cm x 49cm) 14 Keith English: Oil on canvas of sailing boat at sea (49.5cm x 60cm) 15 Keith English: Oil on canvas of sailing ships and steam ship at sea (60cm x 101cm) 16 Pamela Derry: Framed oil on board 'Parting of the Ways', signed bottom left (39cm x 45cm) 17 Signed limited edition Gerald Coulson print of a Boeing 767-200 over Malaga with accompanying book (49cm x 69cm) 18 Oil on canvas countryside scene with figures, signed lower left Les Parson (49cm x 74cm) 19 Clare Gordon impressionist style 'Chilbolton' oil on board (36cm x 60 cm) A pair of oils on canvas one of Burnham Beeches and the other Windsor Forest, signed indistinctly verso in pencil possibly J Nicholson 20 (each 28 x 60cm) 21 Roy Wallis: Acrylic on canvas of 'Carnival' in Venice (31cm x 61cm) 22 Arthur Glendening: Watercolour of river landscape with fisherman signed 'Arthur Glendening 1919' (12cm x 27cm) 23 A pair of oil on canvas paintings of a gentleman and a lady, gilt frames, unsigned, each one 19 x 24cm 24 Christopher Osbourne: Pair of oils on board of country scenes 25 Joseph Barnes (British 1835-1915): Oil on canvas of a mountain stream, waterfalls, pine trees, signed and dated 1887 (39 x 59cm) 26 E Harrison: Oil on canvas still life of fruits, flowers, decanter and glass of wine, signed and dated 1893 (39 x 59cm) 27 George F Buchanan (1800 -1864): Oil on canvas of a river valley signed and dated 1881, possibly Wye Valley (37cm x 59cm) 28 L Kersh watch parts montage depicting a London bus 1918 (27cm x 30cm) 29 An oil on canvas of net menders on a seashore with tin mine to the background, monogrammed WD (25cm x 35cm) 30 G.J.Knox (1810 - 1897): A pair of watercolours of country scenes in the snow, each 16 x 24cm L.L.A Clover R.R.S.A: Watercolour of an Art Nouveau/Arts and Crafts era fairy tale scene with ladies, peacocks and trees, signed and 31 dated 1917, lower right inscribed verso L.L.A. Clover, First, Royal Regent School of Art 1917. The signature is possibly a psuedonym as we have researched the roll of ...[more] E Colin Williams ARCA (b.1935): Framed oil on board of large rock formation with river and trees to foreground, probably Australia, 32 signed Colin Williams 68.(Colin Williams lived and taught in Australia from 1962 -1969) (37cm x 53cm) Valentine Delawarr (Australian 1852-1918): Two oils on canvas of Australian scenes, one a river and forest scene the other a man 33 walking along a track through a forest (each 29 x 20cm) 34 J. H. Smith three still life studies on board and a small oil 'Lower Slaughter' by Donald Jennings, all approximately 11 x 13cm 35 A Markham: Oil on canvas of a sailing ship at dock (39cm x 49cm) 36 Oil on canvas of a sunset over a lake and mountains, unsigned (49cm x 65cm) 37 F.Elliott: Watercolour of trawlers in rough seas, signed (48 x 65cm) 38 J. Gaston: Oil on canvas of a Paris street scene, signed (60cm x 49cm) 39 A watercolour of Lancaster Castle with river to foreground (22 x 36cm) Signed and dated Rampling 80 lower right 40 A pair of oils on canvas of flowers in oval mounts and gilt frames (50cm x 40cm) 41 WITHDRAWN A pair of artist proof abstract prints, 73/250 entitled Taurus and Pallas, indistinctly signed (each 59cm x 77cm) 42 Christopher Osbourne: Oil on board of a river scene 'Country Quiet' verso probably Essex/Suffolk area (25cm x 29cm) 43 J. Kory: Oil on board of a lighthouse and beach scene, signed (18 x 24cm) 44 G B Sticks (1843-1938): Oil on canvas "Invergarry Castle Evening", signed and dated 1900 bottom right (50 x 75cm) 45 E.T.H Tripconey: Oil on board of a harbour scene in Cadgwith area of Cornwall (44cm x 60cm) Richard Pearce: Acrylic on canvas of view from the artist's eagle studio on Bryher, Isles of Scilly. Signed lower left and dated 2002 46 (61cm x 30cm) 47 Irwin Bevan: Watercolour of HMS Sabre (1918-1945) with additional information verso (20cm x 44cm) 48 An indistinctly signed (possibly H. Bergson) oil on board of French ships just off the coast. In ornate gilt frame (59cm x 59cm) 49 Keith English: Oil on canvas of ships at anchor in a red sunset seascape (50cm x 101cm) Chatwood Aiken (20thC): Watercolour on paper laid on board of poppies and flowers in a Chinese vase. Gallery labels verso 'Hillside 50 Westbury on Trym', £8 and 8 shillings, shipper's labels with possible date 1927 (51 x 39cm) 51 An Asian oil on canvas of five anatomically drawn figures with script around, in gilt frame (49.5 x 40.5cm) 52 G. Roy: A pair of oils of pastoral scenes with sheep, both signed, in heavy frames (19cm x 39cm) 53 George Harris (1847-1915): Oil on canvas of a man walking beside a stream (24cm x 39cm) 54 L.H Coller: Oil on canvas of a vagrant on a lane beneath an oak tree (30cm x 46cm) 55 David Blake: Gouache of an otter swimming, 35 x 25cm, label verso for Bristol Savages 56 George Willis Pryce (1866 - 1949) pair of oils on board of river valleys (24cm x 36cm) 57 S.Cook: Watercolour of Cirencester High Street dated 1991 (24 x 34cm) 58 Cecil Thomas Hodgkinson (1895-1979): Watercolour "Mallards in Flight", signed lower right (22cm x 30cm) 59 An oil on board of a French three masted sailing ship, signed lower right Lemercier (21cm x 26cm) A 19thC gouache of figures standing on a bluff overlooking a settlement with a sailing ship coming into view, possibly Scandinavian 60 (18cm x 28cm) 61 Charles Gregory (1849 -1920): Watercolour of large house within a river landscape, signed (41cm x 59cm) 62 Ian Rolls: A large watercolour of the Cutty Sark sailing in moonlight, 53 x 73 cm V. W. Roberts oil on canvas of a steam tug towing a sailing ship into harbour, entitled lower right 'After Many Days' (Height 48.5cm, 63 Width 89.8cm) 64 An oil on canvas 'Fowlsheugh' Aberdeen, with rock stacks, cliffs and puffin or guillemot colony (75cm x 60cm) 65 John Larden RAF interest print 'Operation Chastise', signed by the pilots (49cm x 39cm) 66 Douglas Abbott aboriginal oil, dated 94 and signed lower right (55cm x 79cm) A quantity of pictures to include a 'Cottage By a Stream' by Roca, two acrylics on canvas and an acrylic painting of a vase of flowers, 67 Hermitage Museum poster etc (largest 49cm x 49cm) 67A J. G. Harrison framed and glazed print of partridge in flight (50cm x 39cm) 67B Anne Redpath: framed and glazed still life of flowers and fruit, signed (29cm x 23cm) A selection of nautical painting and pictures, largest 55 x 56cm to include Mike Riches watercolour of a fishing boat, paddle steamer 68 'Cambria' etc 69 Janet F Jordan: Watercolour 'White Cooling Towers', signed and dated '83, gallery label verso (75cm x 56cm) 70 Attributed to Charles Davidson (1824-1902) watercolour of figures in a rowing boat with mountains beyond (20cm x 33cm) Two framed paintings on board of sheep, one with gentleman farmer the other with shepherd in birds eye maple style frames. Signed 71 SA (43cm x 60cm) Brandon pair of framed oils on board of 19thC battle scenes, one of foot soldiers and the other of cavalry, both signed (image size 25cm 72 x 29cm) 73 Two framed 19thC engravings of Wesley and Punshon (27cm x 23cm) Mila Judge - Furstova MA (RCA) ARE print entitled 'Story I' ,info verso, signed by artist and dated 2003, image size 28cm x 84cm (8/18 74 limited edition) 75 William Fletcher: Watercolour 'Wasdale, Cumbria' (47cm x 71cm) A quantity of 19thC and later prints/ engravings and other pictures to include Pears print, Nora Howarth signed limited edition of pigs, 76 watercolour possibly of the Lake District etc (largest 49cm x 69cm) 77 A collection of prints including Elsley, 19thC engravings etc (largest 49cm x 69cm) 78 Still life flowers in a vase on board signed J H W (38cm x 56cm) 79 Richard Bawden: "The Apple Tree" a signed limited edition 10/85 and a Picasso Print "Don Quixote" (75cm x 59cm) 80 David Shepherd signed limited edition print 253/850 of a steam engine 'Black Five Country' (46cm x 93cm) 81 Elizabeth Frink (1930 -1993) signed limited edition etching 40/50 'The Shipmans Tale' (32cm x 50cm) 82 An oil on board of cattle watering, watercolour of a windmill and an oil of flowers 83 A quantity of pictures including Mark Denman limited edition prints, various prints, possibly African oil painting etc 84 Three signed Chinese limited edition prints by WW.
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