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Sale Catalogue 20TH CENTURY & CONTEMPORARY & CONTEMPORARY 20TH CENTURY 20th Century & Contemporary Tuesday 11th June 2019 I 11th JUNE 2019 ST. EDMUND’S COURT I OKEHAMPTON STREET I EXETER EX4 1DU CC02 01392 413100 I [email protected] I www.BHandL.co.uk SALEROOM FORTHCOMING SALE DATES 2019 St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU Telephone 01392 413100 [email protected] | www.bhandl.co.uk MANAGING DIRECTOR JUNE C.J. Hampton, A.S.F.A.V. Tues 18th Antiques & Interiors EX230 DIRECTORS D.J.K.Goddard, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V., R.E. Littlewood, B.A. (Hons), N.J. Saintey, A.S.F.A.V. JULY Tues 2nd Antiques & Interiors EX231 VALUATIONS Inheritance Tax Assessment and Probate: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Probate Valuation Tues 9th & Weds 10th Quarterly Fine Art FS43 Department offer a complete and comprehensive service to Executors, Solicitors and Bank Tues 23rd Antiques & Interiors EX232 Trustees administering an Estate containing all forms of art and antiques including Books, Ceramics, Clocks, Furniture, Jewellery, Pictures, Silver, Works of Art including collections of coins and stamps. AUGUST th Insurance: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood are specialists with over sixty five years experience Tues 6 Antiques & Interiors in preparing insurance valuations and inventories for the purpose of substantiating claims in the including jewellery EX233 event of losses resulting from accident, fire or theft. Weds 14th Maritime MA19 Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood will be pleased to give preliminary advice, without charge or Tues 20th Antiques & Interiors EX234 obligation to clients considering a valuation for Insurance, Capital Gains Tax, Family Division or other purposes. SEPTEMBER For further information please contact: Andrew Thomas or Christopher Hampton Weds 4th Antiquarian Books, Maps and Prints BK22 ADMINISTRATION Tues 17th Antiques & Interiors Operations Director: Rachel Littlewood Company Secretary: Susan Tharby including jewellery EX235 SPECIALIST DEPARTMENTS OCTOBER Books, Manuscripts and Photographs Rachel Littlewood, Roger Collicott (Consultant) Tues 1st Antiques & Interiors EX236 Ceramics and Glass Nicholas Saintey, Andrew Thomas Tues 15th & Weds 16th Quarterly Fine Art FS44 Clocks Leigh Extence th Furniture Christopher Hampton, Tues 29 Antiques & Interiors EX237 Gillian Westell (Consultant) Jewellery Lucy Marles, Jethro Marles NOVEMBER Maritime and Sporting Brian Goodison-Blanks IMPORTANT: Pictures Daniel Goddard, Please note this list Weds 6th & Thurs 7th Sporting & Collectors SC29 Martin Scadgell (Consultant) is printed only as a Tues 12th Antiques & Interiors EX238 Silver Brian Goodison-Blanks, Martin McIlroy guide and clients are Works of Art, Collectors’ Items Martin McIlroy requested to contact Tues 26th Antiques & Interiors Valuations for Probate and Insurance Andrew Thomas A.S.F.A.V., Bearnes, Hampton including jewellery EX239 Christopher Hampton, & Littlewood for confirmation of sale SALE ADVICE dates and special DECEMBER Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood make no charge for giving verbal advice on items brought to advisory days. Tues 3rd 20th Century & Contemporary CC03 their offices which are open: Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.15pm and Saturdays when on view 9.00am to 12 noon. Tues 10th Antiques & Interiors EX240 Alternatively a representative will be pleased to call by appointment without charge or obligation. Catalogue production by Acanthus Press Ltd Dorset Representative: Sally Bartlett can be contacted on 01308 456208 www.acanthuspress.ltd.uk Cornwall Representative: Richard Hamm can be contacted on 01208 813593 01823 663339 Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Ltd. Registered in England No. 3857887 Registered Office: St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter © Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood 2019 Ref CC02 St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU Telephone 01392 413100 [email protected] | www.bhandl.co.uk 20th Century & Contemporary Tuesday 11th June 2019 Auction commences at 12.00 noon ON VIEW: Friday 7th June 9.00am to 5.15pm Saturday 8th June 9.00am to 12.00 noon Monday 10th June 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 11th June 9.00am to 12.00 noon SALE ENQUIRIES: Dan Goddard: [email protected] Nic Saintey: [email protected] Illustrated Catalogue £6 Members of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers Front cover lot 213 Back cover lot 118 When leaving commission bids this sale may be referred to as CC02 1 • Alan Davie [1920-2014] Fox Watch [1970] lithograph in colours, signed and dated 70 in pencil along the bottom border, numbered 39/75, sheet size 59 x 77.5cm, unframed, [loosely laid down on card]. *£300 - 500 2 • Alan Davie [1920-2014] Magic Picture [1977], lithograph in colours, signed and dated 77 in pencil along the bottom border, numbered 94/500, sheet size 58 x 77cm. *£250 - 350 3 • Terry Frost [1915-2003] Sun Bow, coloured etching signed, inscribed and numbered 25/50 in the margin plate size 30 x 59.5cm, together with one copy of Terry Frost Act & Image. Works on paper through six decades. [2] *£300 - 500 • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 2 4 • Patrick Heron [1920-1999] January 1973, screenprint in colours signed and numbered 45/72 in the bottom margin sight size 63 x 86cm. *£1200 - 1800 5 • William Brown [1953-2008] Ceffylhud 2000, oil on canvas 53 x 80cm. *£200 - 300 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 3 6 • Marc Vaux [b.1932] Screen Print No.1, 1966; Screen Print No.3, 1966, a pair, both signed and dated ‘66 and numbered 2/35 & 11/25 respectively each 59 x 59cm. [2] *£150 - 200 Provenance. Hamilton Galleries, Hanover Square, London W1. 7 • David Leverett [b.1938] Abstract figure, interior, signed in pencil on the mount bottom right mixed media on paper 20 x 21cm. *£200 - 300 8 • David Leverett [b.1938] Diagonal shapes, lithograph, signed in pencil and numbered 1/100 image size 51 x 71cm. *£100 - 150 9 No Lot • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 4 10 • Robyn Denny [1930-2014] Waddington Suite, No.1, 1968, set of five serigraphs in colour each signed and numbered 71/75 in pencil bottom right each 60 x 52.5cm. [5] *£1000 - 1500 Provenance. With Annely Juda Fine Art, Tottenham Mews, London W1. * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 5 11 Pablo Picasso [1881-1973] Dove of Peace, 1962, lithograph 53 x 65cm. *£600 - 800 12 • Rose Hilton [b.1931] Bedroom interior with figure, cat and pigeon, signed and dated ‘70 pen and ink drawing, 36 x 43cm. *£200 - 300 Provenance. Rev Bennett Collection. 13 • Heidi Konig [b.1964] Ama Dablam, signed, inscribed and numbered in pencil along the bottom margin etching with aquatint, sight size 44 x 77cm. *£80 - 120 14 • Julian Trevelyan [1910-1988] Stonehenge, 1961 aquatint etching signed, inscribed and numbered 46/50 sight size 76 x 57cm *£300 - 500 • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 6 15 • Alan Munroe Reynolds [1926-2014] ‘Modular Study - Mirror 21’, signed with initials, inscribed with title and dated ‘88 along the bottom margin, further signed, inscribed and dated ‘88 on the backboard pencil drawing on paper laid down on card 53 x 61cm. *£1000 - 1500 Provenance. With Annely Juda Fine Art, Tottenham Mews, London. * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 7 16 • Alan Cotton [b.1936] Topsham Lock, signed bottom right pastel drawing 58 x 41cm *£200 - 300 17 • Alan Cotton [b.1936] Venice - Workmen and Barges, signed bottom right oil on canvas, 25.5 x 30.5cm, unframed. *£400 - 600 18 • Clifford Fishwick [1923-1997] Coastal Fields. signed and dated ‘71 oil on board 60 x 75cm. *£300 – 500 19 No Lot. • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 8 20 • Alan Cotton [b.1936] Hartland. Dramatic Coastline in Silver Light, signed, oil on canvas 71 x 91cm. *£3000 - 5000 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 9 21 • Denys Laws [1907-1981] Cape Cornwall, signed oil on panel, 40 x 50cm. *£200 - 300 22 • Graham Payn [1981-2005] Provence, signed, oil on canvas, 29 x 39cm. *£200 - 300 Provenance. With The Music Theatre Gallery. 23 • Bernard Dunstan [1920-2017] Ronda, signed with initials, pencil drawing, 17 x 18.5cm. *£100 - 200 24 • Thelma Hulbert [1913-1995] Landscape, signed bottom right watercolour, 34 x 17cm. *£60 - 90 25 No Lot. • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 10 26 • Rowland Hilder [1905-1993] Crockham Hill, Kent, signed bottom right watercolour 31.5 x 51.5cm. *£600 - 900 Exhibited. R.O.I. London. 27 • Arthur Homeshaw [1933-2011] Winter Branches, signed bottom left pastel drawing, 35 x 43cm. *£80 - 120 28 • Lionel Bulmer [1919-1992] Chelsea Reach, signed bottom left inscribed with title on a label attached to the reverse oil on board, 21 x 38cm. *£300 - 500 29 No Lot * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 11 30 • Anthony Amos [1950-2010] Trawlers, Low Tide, signed bottom right mixed media 40 x 47cm. *£400 - 600 31 • Anthony Amos [1950-2010] Breton Schooners, signed bottom right further signed, inscribed and dated 2001 [Topsham] on the reverse mixed media, 63 x 95cm, unframed, *£300 - 500 32 • Peter Cosslett [b.1927] Moonlit Surf, signed oil on canvas, 29.5 x 75cm. *£200 - 300 33 • Peter Cosslett [b.1927] Evening Surf, a pair, both signed oils on canvas, each 30 x 39cm. [2] *£200 - 300 • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 12 34 • Fred Yates [1922-2008] Harbour, signed and dated ‘70 bottom left oil on board, 60 x 90cm. *£1000 - 1500 35 • Fred Yates [1922-2008] Topsham Sunset, signed bottom right oil on board, 31 x 83cm.
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